The Shadoe Davis Show - June 15, 2022


Shadoe at Nite Tuesday June 14th⧸2022


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00:00:00.000 on the 14th 2022 big show lined up for you tonight of course last night during the show actually
00:00:06.340 lots of messages here on my facebook my phone was buzzing through the entire well not the entire
00:00:11.120 show i guess the last half hour of the show as the news broke the federal government dropped a
00:00:16.760 trial balloon last night they're gonna end the vaccine travel mandates and it's gonna be
00:00:24.960 announced tomorrow and blah blah blah blah so we got the announcement today and you know these
00:00:31.160 wins are going to come small people are expecting that we're going to get everything back all at
00:00:39.240 once and it's not a victory if we don't we need the whole thing and i agree we do need the whole
00:00:43.220 thing but it's going to take time and i'm not happy about that either but this is how it goes
00:00:47.400 this is how it's going right now so i'm going to get to the story that came out today and what our
00:00:53.680 health minister our federal health minister said about vaccine the definition of fully vaccinated
00:01:01.260 which is changing according to the federal government but if there's no mandates left
00:01:07.580 i don't see how it's going to be enforced unless they're planning to bring them back
00:01:12.780 let's go say some hellos hello pat from crestview hello kelly from duncan british columbia hello
00:01:22.440 Elsie from St. Patel. Hello, Heather. How are you doing? Hello, Laura from Gimley. Lynn
00:01:30.500 from Wyndham Centre, Ontario. Louise from Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia. Hello, Karen
00:01:38.280 from Kelowna. Everybody knows that's in BC, but thanks for pointing that out to us. Hello,
00:01:45.620 Rick from Cambridge, Ontario. Hello, Callie from Kelvington, Saskatchewan. Sophie's watching
00:01:51.560 from winnipeg beach hello julie from stratford ontario hello cindy from north kildonan
00:01:56.440 uh somebody's watching from seattle but it flashed by so fast on my screen that i didn't
00:02:03.860 have a chance to catch the name alan watching from lethbridge hello margaret margaret granny
00:02:10.560 mckay watching from fort saskatchewan alberta colleen from kamloops hello clemen from winnipeg
00:02:17.860 Hello, Susie from London, Ontario.
00:02:20.280 I understand London, Ontario got their first case of monkeypox.
00:02:24.040 It was announced today.
00:02:27.600 I was just having a discussion with a far-left, almost Antifa-sounding person just now.
00:02:35.320 You go ahead and mock that monkeypox and see where that gets you.
00:02:38.820 I posted a Simpsons meme on my page today,
00:02:47.260 and I guess some people just found it offensive.
00:02:52.340 Hello, Catherine from Moose Jaw.
00:02:54.440 Hello, Maria from Nova Scotia.
00:02:56.140 Hello, Al, Al Buehler, the regular Al Buehler,
00:02:58.720 the famous Al Buehler watching from his home near Bozeshire.
00:03:02.440 Hello, Ida.
00:03:04.440 Hello, Hermit.
00:03:07.100 Hope.
00:03:08.400 Hello, Michelle, watching from Whitehorse.
00:03:10.260 Cool!
00:03:11.460 You know, for years, I've wanted to get up to the Yukon and the Northwest Territories,
00:03:17.260 and Nunavut, of course, and I still haven't done it, but I'm gonna.
00:03:20.480 I've got to go up there.
00:03:21.700 I've got to see it. 0.99
00:03:22.980 It's part of our great nation, damn it. 0.99
00:03:25.740 Hello, Wanda, watching from Black Diamond, Alberta. 0.98
00:03:28.560 Hello, Jean, from the North End or North Winnipeg.
00:03:33.800 Hello, Sharon, watching from Quebec.
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00:06:01.700 All right, let's start off with this here.
00:06:04.860 This is the story that we found out about last night.
00:06:07.500 Well, at least partially.
00:06:09.580 And I was very curious.
00:06:10.720 This came out at noon our time today, I think, so 1 o'clock Eastern.
00:06:15.580 From the left-wing corporate media, ctvnews.ca,
00:06:18.880 Canada dropping vaccine mandate for domestic and outbound international travel as of June 20th.
00:06:25.360 So that's going to happen on Monday.
00:06:27.640 There's our hapless transport minister there.
00:06:29.860 the canadian government is now there are caveats to this like i was saying at the beginning of the
00:06:36.520 show it's not all going to come at once the canadian government is dropping the requirement
00:06:42.340 that domestic and outbound international travelers be fully vaccinated against covid effective june
00:06:48.040 20th however all re-entry requirements will remain in effect and all passengers will continue to have 0.99
00:06:54.900 to wear those ridiculous breathing barriers this change will allow unvaccinated canadians to board 0.99
00:07:01.660 planes and trains heading to either domestic or international locations but they will still be 0.67
00:07:08.280 required to follow the current testing and quarantine requirements upon re-entry for
00:07:12.560 from international destinations now i say good luck with enforcing that as a matter of fact i
00:07:20.280 have heard stories from all kinds of people that say this is random testing at best they don't
00:07:25.980 enforce well i can't say that they don't they may intermittently try to enforce these quarantines
00:07:33.280 they'll drive by your house maybe probably not because there's so many people and now
00:07:37.880 there's going to be so many more so good luck enforcing this stuff right 1.00
00:07:41.040 foreign nationals coming to canada will still be required to be vaccinated unless of course 0.98
00:07:48.060 their ukrainian refugees in order to enter though they would be able to depart the country if
00:07:56.300 unvaccinated further due to the unique nature of cruise ship travel the vaccination requirements
00:08:02.900 for passengers and crew of cruise ships will remain in effect the requirement to use the arrive
00:08:11.120 can app to show proof of vaccination upon arrival to avoid a federal quarantine will continue and
00:08:16.900 all travelers will have to continue to abide by other countries' entry requirements,
00:08:22.240 potentially limiting the destinations unvaccinated travelers will be able to visit.
00:08:27.800 Many countries, including the U.S., continue to require proof of vaccination upon entry.
00:08:33.640 That's true. Sorry, that's not true. I believe the U.S. dropped that requirement last week.
00:08:40.340 Now, I could be wrong about that, but I do recall putting that story on the show.
00:08:44.420 maybe that's for land border crossings only intergovernmental sorry intergovernmental
00:08:51.200 affairs minister dominique leblanc transport minister omar algabra treasury board president
00:08:56.460 mona fortier and health minister jean-yve duclos made the announcement today alongside major updates
00:09:02.280 to canada's vaccine mandates for transportation workers and federal employees they will be allowed
00:09:08.280 to go back to work which is great news justin trudeau of course absent because as he announced
00:09:13.720 yesterday he's quarantining with another case of covet 19 don't forget guys to like and share the
00:09:24.180 show like and share the show let's get this show out to as many people as we possibly can it's our
00:09:28.680 job everybody always emails me and messages me asking me how can i help shadow what can i do
00:09:34.220 and i say just get people on board man get people to to believe us i mean there's so much going on
00:09:41.500 these days even the left-wing corporate media is covering it and we do have a left-wing corporate
00:09:46.360 media story coming up later on in the show tonight that talks about the moderna vaccine causing
00:09:53.380 heart damage myocarditis and pericarditis right this is something we've been saying for a year
00:09:59.840 now but because the left-wing corporate media only listens to one side of the science they're
00:10:06.340 only just now finding this out or maybe they knew all along and refused to report it because it
00:10:11.720 didn't go with the narrative this is jean-yve duclos he is the federal health minister listen
00:10:18.440 to what he has to say what we also know from dr tan and every other expert on covid19 is that
00:10:30.160 although two doses still still protects significantly well okay okay hold on hold 0.97
00:10:35.780 on just a second even the head of pfizer came out and said that two doses don't do shit 0.98
00:10:43.260 the ceo of pfizer came out and said that months ago and this clown is still talking about two 0.94
00:10:51.540 shots somehow protecting you that's outrageous anyway we're gonna go back to the top and what
00:10:59.680 What we also know from Dr. Tan and every other expert on COVID-19 is that although two doses
00:11:06.480 still protects significantly well against severe disease and death, two doses are not
00:11:13.280 enough now to protect against infection and transmission.
00:11:17.780 And that is why we are transitioning now to an up-to-date vaccination definition of what
00:11:24.680 it means to be adequately protected against COVID-19.
00:11:28.620 protected with two doses doesn't work anymore dr tam said that last friday never did now up-to-date
00:11:35.820 vaccination that needs to be used when you talk about what canadians should do which we should
00:11:41.020 expect of canadians and what this government should be expected to do in the future what
00:11:45.740 we also know from okay okay okay okay okay
00:11:52.300 you know i was watching a video with dr daniel nagasi or is it nagasi
00:11:58.620 I'm going to get him on the show, and I'm going to get him to fix that for me once and for all.
00:12:03.660 Out in British Columbia, he was giving a speech, and he said he did some research.
00:12:08.600 And in the Criminal Code of Canada, in 1954, it was written that spreading false information is a crime.
00:12:19.840 Spreading false information is, or was, a crime.
00:12:24.600 And now it's not.
00:12:26.740 So he did some more digging.
00:12:28.620 that law was taken off the books in 2018 by the liberal government.
00:12:37.260 It used to be a crime to spread false information in our country,
00:12:42.300 according to Dr. Daniel Nagese.
00:12:45.300 And in 2018, that law came off the books. 1.00
00:12:48.820 And now you see idiots like this guy here in the picture next to me 1.00
00:12:52.380 talking about misinformation and disinformation, 1.00
00:12:55.900 like we're the ones who are spreading it.
00:12:58.260 No, we're just giving you a different perspective from actual experts.
00:13:05.800 But this guy here tells people through his left-wing corporate media,
00:13:10.800 paid for with $600 million of our tax dollars,
00:13:13.640 that we're the ones spreading misinformation.
00:13:16.380 And Bill C-11, by the way, the censorship bill,
00:13:19.940 debate was shut down on that.
00:13:21.620 I've got a story coming up about that a little bit later on in the show.
00:13:26.060 Now, here's something.
00:13:27.100 thank you victoria for sending me this story by the way really appreciate it here's something you
00:13:31.740 don't see on the left-wing corporate media every single day but this guy here don martin he used
00:13:36.200 to be the host of the weekend political show that they have on ctv i think he's retired now
00:13:41.620 he's always been slightly to the right of center politically so i find it and so he's retired
00:13:49.700 like i say but he's still writing some stuff for ctv every now and again i'm surprised they
00:13:53.520 actually let this on their website i suppose this is what they think of as balanced coverage
00:13:59.380 one story for people on our side 25 for people on the other is that their ratio probably
00:14:08.300 but this is a good story the justin trudeau brand is in trouble my friends
00:14:15.220 that it should have been in trouble years ago it should never have been a brand
00:14:22.080 i mean i gotta tell you man like when i first when i first found out that justin trudeau
00:14:29.960 in 2013 was running to be the leader of the liberal party i thought oh my god we are in for it
00:14:35.760 we are in for it he's gonna win look at him look at him the girls are gonna go oh my god and what
00:14:43.380 happened. Anyhow, the 2015 fresh prince of politics with the celebrity hair and rock star aura
00:14:53.220 is heading into a 2022 summer of inflation-driven Canadian discontent as a fated force of personality
00:15:00.380 in need of an exit strategy. Now, I also hear there's a lot of rumblings because I do have
00:15:06.480 friends who work in the senate of canada rumblings of the liberal party actually discussing out loud
00:15:14.720 for the very first time liberal mps and their deputy ministers or all of their political
00:15:21.040 staff discussing out loud in hallways about justin trudeau's replacement now obviously it's
00:15:29.560 probably going to be christia freeland who's just as bad and remember remember my friends that half
00:15:35.180 of our cabinet has been co-opted by klaus schwab and the world economic forum and we'll remind you
00:15:41.520 of that in just a second you know there's a reputation hit happening when trudeau becomes
00:15:46.500 the unnamed star of a children's book how the prime minister stole freedom the author i had
00:15:52.200 on last friday night hello derrick smith of calgary a satire about his handling of the
00:15:57.300 freedom convoy and vaccination mandates which now sits atop the amazon canada bestseller list
00:16:03.060 on a more serious vein there's an alarm sounding over his leadership style when former top
00:16:11.040 bureaucrat paul teller unleashes in policy options magazine warning excuse me trudeau's control
00:16:18.840 freakdom of an office is quote in the process of destroying the public service and the word
00:16:24.940 destroying is not too strong there it is i'm sorry i needed my cursor to drag the story down a little
00:16:34.420 bit and while this is hardly scientific after a weeks-long survey of just about everyone i've met
00:16:41.620 and many of them liberals by voting inclination martin says the overall judgment on trudeau
00:16:47.800 is one of being a political write-off with their body language alternating between exasperation and
00:16:53.540 eye rolls. He's too woke. He's too precious, preachy in tone, exceedingly smug, lacking in
00:17:00.060 leadership, fading in celebrity, slow to act, short-sighted in vision, and generally getting
00:17:05.080 more irritating with every breathlessly whispered public pronouncement, and that's just the one
00:17:10.520 sentence summary. Isn't that how we felt about this guy the entire time? People are only just
00:17:16.900 now catching on to this. As one prominent and wealthy 40-year liberal supporter told me,
00:17:24.920 I won't send them another dime until he's gone. He's a wimp. Trudeau is, of course, 0.98
00:17:31.280 undoubtedly oblivious to all of this. He didn't even break a sniffle during question period
00:17:36.080 Tuesday, although he seemed to have a great trouble answering questions without reading
00:17:40.140 a script as he copes with a second COVID-19 infection. It was a daunting run of questions
00:17:45.840 that demanded all his artful dodging talent for reaching non-answers to questions.
00:17:50.960 He needed to protect his foreign affairs minister for allowing a bureaucrat
00:17:54.220 to attend a Russian caviar party in Ottawa.
00:17:58.000 His public safety minister for promoting a nose stretcher
00:18:01.320 that police requesting the Emergencies Act to cope with the Freedom Convoy,
00:18:05.580 they didn't, and shrugging off a globe obtained government analysis
00:18:08.760 showing his 2030 emissions targets will be extremely difficult to meet.
00:18:12.640 That's theatrical business as usual for Trudeau, but he's delivering performance hiccups far beyond the commons.
00:18:20.620 Take the recently completed Summit of the Americas, where Trudeau's meeting with U.S. President Joe Biden produced jargon and rhetoric aplenty,
00:18:28.860 but not a whisper of accomplishment to mend our so far unproductive relationship.
00:18:34.600 Well, Trudeau, I like this article, that's why I'm chuckling.
00:18:37.980 While Trudeau is the so-called dean of the G7 in terms of political longevity,
00:18:42.840 he didn't even try to convince Biden to reconsider the axed Keystone Pipeline
00:18:46.760 or thwart the Michigan governor's threat to kill the Line 5 Pipeline,
00:18:51.020 this in a time when the U.S. is playing footsie with dictator-run Venezuela
00:18:54.840 to alleviate the energy price crisis.
00:18:57.540 Even when Trudeau does spring into action, his motivation appears suspect.
00:19:01.940 The Wall Street Journal recently derided Trudeau for acting in response
00:19:07.120 to U.S. developments by toughening Canadian gun laws in the aftermath of the Texas school massacre
00:19:11.940 and re-emphasizing a woman's right to an abortion in Canada ahead of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling
00:19:17.160 this month. Apparently, they said, Canadian politics is too boring or parochial or something,
00:19:23.720 the editorial observed. If he wants to influence U.S. politics, we recommend he emigrate and run
00:19:29.000 for Congress. But mostly, Trudeau just doesn't act. As Globe columnist Campbell Clark noted in
00:19:35.360 taking aim at the prime minister's hesitancy to end vaccine mandates a political inertia
00:19:40.340 orbits the sloth speed liberal government where without a political impetus to do something
00:19:45.640 the default is to do nothing will trudeau run for re-election
00:19:50.140 many of trudeau's talked up commitments sorry what's that say yeah talked up commitments be
00:19:57.160 it targets for afghan translator immigration ukrainian resettlement numbers greenhouse gas
00:20:01.780 submission targets, indigenous reconciliation moves, or even tree planting by the billions
00:20:06.620 are over-promises set off for prolonged study to ultimately end up being under-delivered.
00:20:13.120 A cagey political operative recently insisted to me that, having been involved in the Trudeau
00:20:17.900 negotiations for a power-influencing deal with the NDP, she's convinced Trudeau is running for
00:20:22.920 re-election to give the cement time to set on his legacy. If so, his shaky display of true
00:20:29.520 leadership should reward the conservatives with a government mandate in the next election.
00:20:34.480 But Trudeau has enjoyed plenty of luck with politics, so unless
00:20:37.340 coronation-bound conservative leadership candidate Pierre Polyev
00:20:41.460 pivots somewhere into mainstream thinking, the hard-right conservatives
00:20:45.600 could fall short of what's required to unseat Trudeau from a fourth mandate.
00:20:49.600 Speaking of pivoting to a current sign of the Prime Minister's ailing status,
00:20:53.760 his media party at 24 Sussex Drive returns Wednesday with Trudeau away
00:20:57.520 in covid isolation i asked a colleague if the missing celebrity host would hinder press gallery
00:21:02.940 attendance actually i think it'll be much better without him there's little doubt a lot of liberals
00:21:09.220 are thinking the same way about their party under justin trudeau isn't that interesting
00:21:15.940 they think the liberals would be more successful without justin trudeau
00:21:21.920 But remember, it doesn't matter whether Trudeau's there or not,
00:21:27.000 because the World Economic Forum, guys,
00:21:29.860 has co-opted half of the federal government cabinet.
00:21:34.520 So Christia Freeland, Omar Al-Gabra, Jean-Yves Duclos, whichever,
00:21:40.840 it won't matter. Listen to Klaus, here.
00:21:43.300 And I have to say, when I mention our names,
00:21:48.220 like Mrs. Merkel, even Vladimir Putin, and so on,
00:21:53.540 they all have been young global leaders of the World Economic Forum.
00:21:58.220 But what we are very proud of now is a young generation
00:22:03.800 like Prime Minister Trudeau, President of Argentina, and so on,
00:22:11.140 that we penetrate the cabinets.
00:22:12.840 So yesterday I was at a reception for Prime Minister Trudeau, and I would know that half of this cabinet, or even more half of this cabinet, are actually young global leaders of the world.
00:22:33.080 Right. And that's true in Argentina, too. Wow.
00:22:36.300 Who cares? He just said what I wanted him to say.
00:22:38.880 So when that question was brought up by a conservative MP in the House of Commons a few months back, you remember this.
00:22:47.300 Speaker of the House said, I'm sorry, but your audio is terrible.
00:22:50.460 We can't hear your question.
00:22:52.100 I said, is it true that half of our cabinet has been co-opted by the World Economic Forum?
00:22:58.000 Time's up.
00:23:00.380 Question never did get answered.
00:23:01.760 okay changing subject right now this face you see on the screen is tom quiggin tom is with
00:23:09.740 veterans for freedom now i have spoken to you guys about marcus ray the last few days i have
00:23:17.600 said there's something fishy about him i told you i would provide more information and well i haven't
00:23:25.160 gotten the information just yet not all of it tom has it and we're going to play an excerpt of this
00:23:30.980 video from youtube here is tom quiggin before we get into the whole violence thing too much i think
00:23:37.740 it's interesting for folks that are like who are you dealing with well marcus ray defrauded an
00:23:43.200 elderly sick woman who was on her deathbed of about 194 000 he scammed her out of this in a
00:23:50.720 property deal he wound up being taken to court he tried to uh defend himself saying well you know
00:23:56.720 the market was bad and she didn't understand what was going on nobody bought any of it the judge
00:24:01.340 hammered him and the judge said there's 194 000 in damages plus costs and plus expenses
00:24:07.780 so it's a 250 000 judgment now can we bring that uh court document up on the screen there jeff
00:24:14.900 we'll show it here now just so folks though we'll show you the first page of the court document
00:24:22.020 If, you know, you don't like us, you don't trust us, that's fine.
00:24:25.680 Feel free to look it up yourself.
00:24:28.620 It says, I'll just read the front page here.
00:24:33.420 There we go. Folks can probably now see it.
00:24:36.500 Supreme Court of B.C., a fellow by the name of David Wardell and David James Wardell,
00:24:42.300 who are the executors of the state because the old deer who was defrauded actually died during the process.
00:24:49.220 and the case is against, guess who? Marcus Chilcott, a.k.a. Mark Chilcott and Christine
00:24:56.840 Ann Chilcott and a registered company. To make a very long story short, it's a $250,000 judgment
00:25:04.220 against him for defrauding an elderly woman. So that's the kind of guy you're dealing with.
00:25:09.920 You're dealing with a guy who commits a lot of active fraud. Now, also, if you want to,
00:25:16.860 if you got the time and you're interested go into the bc court system and there's some more
00:25:22.240 interesting court documents that show up on uh mark chilcott marcus chilcott marcus ray
00:25:28.580 uh and a whole bunch of other names it's all all him at the end of the day and if you do a quick
00:25:34.320 court case search you should find it now yeah if you if you do a quick court case search you'll
00:25:42.780 find about 25 different cases against him okay that's all i'm going to play for you right now
00:25:48.680 i've got a uh got a message in to tom quiggan to come on the show at some point later on this week
00:25:54.880 i saw an interesting comment here and i'm gonna i'm gonna put it up on the screen um mike yes
00:26:01.600 everybody does have skeletons in their closet but not everybody tries to defraud an old lady
00:26:07.320 out of $194,000.
00:26:12.960 Come on.
00:26:16.440 Now, this is the guy that you're going to follow? 0.98
00:26:19.960 A guy who defrauds old ladies
00:26:21.720 and has 23 or 24 other court rulings against him
00:26:24.980 or court cases?
00:26:28.240 Come on, man.
00:26:31.080 I didn't even play you the video
00:26:33.840 that Tom has where
00:26:36.400 Chilcot, Marcus Ray, whatever
00:26:39.220 starts talking about violence.
00:26:42.300 And he does.
00:26:44.320 Because to succeed with this plan
00:26:46.800 that he has been talking about
00:26:49.400 and by the way, this big huge deal
00:26:51.680 that he keeps talking about
00:26:52.780 was first supposed to happen in February.
00:26:54.980 Now it's supposed to be sometime in September.
00:26:57.020 I do believe Canada Day also.
00:27:01.500 When's it going to happen?
00:27:03.840 you can't try and pull off the plan this guy has without violence
00:27:11.260 can't be done skeletons in the closet sure maybe you stole 10 bucks from your mom's wallet when
00:27:20.460 you were 10 years old maybe you mistreated a spouse maybe you've been divorced and you haven't
00:27:27.980 admitted it to your new girlfriend or boyfriend yet.
00:27:30.180 Whatever. That's one thing.
00:27:33.260 But defrauding 1.00
00:27:34.240 an old lady out of 0.91
00:27:35.860 $194,000? Come on. 1.00
00:27:40.940 Then having to go to
00:27:42.040 court because you won't pay it back?
00:27:44.820 That's not cool.
00:27:47.480 Justin
00:27:48.000 Bieber has given
00:27:49.940 us an update on his face.
00:27:51.840 Here's what he has to say.
00:27:53.040 This eye is not blinking.
00:27:54.260 I can't smile on this side of my face.
00:27:59.220 This nostril will not move.
00:28:02.360 So there's full paralysis in this side of my face.
00:28:24.260 Okay, so Ramsey-Hunt syndrome occurs when a shingles outbreak affects the facial nerve near one of your ears.
00:28:31.480 In addition to the shingles, painful shingles rash, Ramsey-Hunt syndrome can cause facial paralysis and hearing loss in the affected ear.
00:28:41.120 So we don't know if he's ever going to recover from this.
00:28:44.520 What we do know is that shingles are one of the many side effects of this so-called vaccine.
00:28:50.480 and that is in the Pfizer doc dumps 27 pages of them as a matter of fact
00:28:57.480 Justin's wife also I forget her name a couple of months ago suffered a series of mini strokes
00:29:03.240 and wound up in the hospital for a bit she's 28 29 that's not normal for people of that age
00:29:12.060 in good health to suffer a series of mini strokes is it so people are making fun of Justin Bieber's
00:29:17.980 face online i put up a picture on twitter myself uh it was then i saw his face now i'm a believer
00:29:28.440 with the monkeys but it wasn't the monkeys it was justin bieber's face in all four of
00:29:34.220 where the monkeys faces would have been
00:29:36.020 justin bieber has great influence with a very large section of society young kids and i believe
00:29:46.780 he's got fans probably now in their 20s and all he would have to say is something like
00:29:53.400 nothing like this ever happened to me before i took the you know
00:29:57.520 nothing like this ever happened to my wife before she took the you know i wonder if there's any
00:30:05.320 connection there i don't know if he's been diagnosed with a vax injury
00:30:13.080 he's not talking about it now can you imagine if justin bieber came out and said something about
00:30:22.100 this what do you think would happen would the world or at least a large part of the world
00:30:29.760 finally start waking up but he's not he's choosing not to now i can understand he might be worth 200
00:30:36.660 million dollars big pharma's worth a trillion two trillion three trillion five trillion so they'd
00:30:42.580 quash him financially of course but he's got the cred out there he could make a difference and he's
00:30:50.660 choosing not to and that is very disappointing all right on to something else here you guys
00:30:57.400 this from the people's network the cbc teachers union releases new inclusive language guide for
00:31:07.560 manitoba educators okay one second before we get into this story here this from our buddy jeff
00:31:13.840 stone of tacit investigations and security he passed this along to me and i did see this in
00:31:19.700 the group on facebook as well the canadian patriot alliance this is a letter sent out to parents at
00:31:26.800 a school in sunderland ontario dear parents guardians on tuesday june 28th our grade one
00:31:35.780 students will have the opportunity to meet with a member of the Sunderland Lions Club to learn a
00:31:40.280 little bit about the history of Canada and why we celebrate Canada Day. Students will also have the
00:31:46.200 opportunity to receive a Canadian flag from the Sunderland Lions Club. If you would prefer that
00:31:50.980 your child does not receive a Canadian flag, please return the bottom portion of this letter
00:31:56.480 to the school prior to June 28, 2022. If you do not return the form, your child will receive the flag.
00:32:03.560 if you have any questions or concerns about this presentation of the flag please contact your
00:32:10.460 child's classroom teacher and or the office so jeff being a canadian patriot a devout canadian
00:32:18.020 patriot not from sunderland ontario from here wrote that principal a letter and got a nice
00:32:24.460 reply back suggesting that well some kids are from indigenous families and they take offense
00:32:29.660 to the flag and look at it's time to stop the molly coddling we're all canadians here as a
00:32:37.740 matter of fact all of the indigenous people i know they're proud to be canadians
00:32:41.300 it's the activists who aren't and even then some of them are bought and paid for and say
00:32:48.100 whatever they're told to say if it means 10 or 15 bucks in their pocket
00:32:51.940 this kind of thing has got to stop
00:32:58.380 the canadian flag should be our beacon of hope
00:33:03.700 remember the days we used to be watching tv at home you'd come home and you'd watch
00:33:11.480 beverly hillbillies or hogan's heroes or something and in between those shows there'd be
00:33:17.000 canadian vignettes this is how the canadian flag was born or this is valor road
00:33:25.160 what used to be Pine Street in Winnipeg, Manitoba
00:33:29.760 is now called Valor Road
00:33:31.780 those were fascinating, lovely stories
00:33:34.660 it actually taught me a lot about the country that I grew up in
00:33:37.680 that I'm a citizen of, that I'm proud to be a citizen of
00:33:40.340 and these people are wrecking that
00:33:42.600 staying with schools
00:33:46.280 this story here
00:33:48.840 Teachers Union releases new inclusive language guide
00:33:51.720 for Manitoba educators
00:33:53.780 I remember a couple of weeks ago, we started talking about homeschooling, right?
00:33:56.520 People are pulling kids out of schools at record rates.
00:34:00.540 They're having to fire teachers down in the Hanover School Division.
00:34:06.760 $100 million worth of teachers out the window
00:34:09.520 because people are pulling their kids out of school.
00:34:11.680 They're doing homeschooling.
00:34:14.420 Educators' word choices in the classroom have an impact
00:34:17.740 and set the tone for students,
00:34:19.180 and the union representing Manitoba teachers
00:34:21.160 hopes to make learning environments more inclusive by publishing a new language guide.
00:34:27.200 Last month, the Manitoba Teachers Society released updated guidelines on its website
00:34:31.840 covering topics including the use of pronouns
00:34:34.000 and definitions of terms for referring to Indigenous people.
00:34:40.540 Teachers had requested the language guide at the Union's Provincial Council meeting in 2020,
00:34:45.740 MTS President James Bedford said.
00:34:47.580 this really is an extension of the work that's been going on now for a couple of decades to
00:34:52.140 make our schools safe places. Critical race theory has been going on in our schools in Manitoba for
00:34:59.200 20 years. One of the things that teachers are really good at is communicating, and when we
00:35:07.220 communicate, we use language, and the language we use goes a long way to creating that safe space.
00:35:13.240 man that's one term i never want to hear again safe space in the real world there ain't no safe
00:35:20.500 spaces baby dog eat dog i know they're trying in corporate america and corporate canada to create
00:35:31.960 that but it just don't fly people want to get ahead they'll say whatever they're going to say
00:35:37.600 they'll do whatever they're going to do they'll step on your face to get ahead to get that five
00:35:41.440 ten fifteen thousand dollar raise they don't care about your safe space it's a
00:35:48.780 rough place the world is we have to stop molly coddling I like that expression
00:35:54.220 that's why I used it twice the guidelines encourage educators to think
00:35:59.540 of people as individuals first while being aware that certain words and
00:36:02.920 expressions can make people feel excluded or convey stereotypes language is
00:36:09.560 important when speaking about identity because it creates respect by allowing people to use
00:36:13.960 language that describes their identity the document says in the section on pronouns
00:36:17.880 language evolves bedford said in the document is meant to help teachers engage in conversations
00:36:25.780 why is it acceptable to have the singular and the plural pronouns both used for an individual
00:36:30.840 bedford said as an example well as far as i'm concerned it isn't but that's only my opinion
00:36:37.560 we want to equip our members with the tools to engage with the tools to do what we honestly
00:36:43.780 believe is the right thing respectful thing for our students retired teacher alphonse tetro believes
00:36:48.860 it's an exciting development tetro who taught high school for more than four decades hopes
00:36:53.620 teachers and schools across the province will choose to adopt changes from the language guide
00:36:58.780 there he is there this guy i think it's and they're also happy about it
00:37:04.420 i think it's for equality give a chance to people to shine in the same way as everybody else look
00:37:12.060 everybody has the chance to shine man but a nine-year-old can't tell me
00:37:15.900 how they feel sexually they don't even know yet or a seven-year-old or a five-year-old
00:37:22.880 they don't know what pronoun they want to use
00:37:26.540 and this whole pronoun thing is a feeling it's not about fact there's he and there's she
00:37:34.300 and they should mean them as in two or more people not one person i see that sometimes now in in
00:37:43.220 magazines i'll be reading an article well not i'm not a real magazine like who buys a magazine
00:37:47.960 anymore like an article online you see somebody one person being referred to as they and i find
00:37:52.740 it confusing like what what's this now i thought they were talking about one person oh they are
00:37:58.300 talking about one person. Huh? Now look, having said that, if I was sitting down for lunch
00:38:08.380 with a non-binary person and they wanted me to call them Z's or whatever, not that I would use
00:38:15.440 a formal address on them. I'd probably call them by their name. If I, if I know them well enough
00:38:19.660 to go for lunch with them, I'm not going to say, Hey Z's Bob. I would just say Bob
00:38:24.760 or whatever name they would like to be called
00:38:29.120 out of respect to a person.
00:38:31.380 But I don't want to have it jammed down my throat either.
00:38:38.800 I'm hoping that the people using the language
00:38:41.440 can feel comfortable and excited about using the new system.
00:38:44.960 Like Tatro, Sidney Sinchinhyman
00:38:47.700 hopes students pick up the changes.
00:38:50.200 The grade 11 Balmoral Hall student believes
00:38:52.160 the new language guide will help with addressing stereotypes.
00:38:54.760 i think that everyone being treated the exact same way or being treated how they personally
00:39:03.120 want to be treated not how you think they should be treated is a good thing she believes more
00:39:12.640 schools should choose to implement the guidelines than not but even if only a few schools choose to
00:39:18.260 do so sacy hyman believes it's a good step forward for future generations
00:39:23.600 so yeah that's what's going on in our schools you guys
00:39:29.320 so if you have school-age kids and you don't want them exposed to all this or if you do i mean like
00:39:35.760 whatever you know that's that's your choice obviously i personally think it's crazy to be
00:39:41.820 changing like forced language to be changing the way we speak to people based upon their feeling
00:39:48.000 now there's there's this argument going on the gender is different than sex
00:39:54.360 i still don't quite understand that
00:39:59.840 i don't identify as a man i don't i don't feel as a woman well then how would you know what to
00:40:07.000 feel because there is only the two of them i feel something else but what and then they make up some
00:40:15.180 gender in their heads and it gets added to the list of 78 and counting genders and how do you know
00:40:25.100 78 different bathrooms in a restaurant people go broke no one bathroom for everybody now that's
00:40:36.620 something else look at man i don't care if people want to go around doing this stuff but when it
00:40:43.240 starts affecting society the way it is and let's be honest man look i have nothing uh no problem
00:40:48.740 at all with with pride week pride day stretching into a month okay fine whatever fly the flag
00:40:54.580 fine whatever but don't jam it down my throat you guys are way over represented right now
00:41:02.780 on tv in movies like it's 0.001 of the population 0.98
00:41:08.880 we're talking about here because you don't really accept gays anymore and lesbians do you
00:41:16.440 it's not cool to be gay anymore according to this new the new movement
00:41:23.000 and i try to understand it i really do but i just i don't know maybe i'm just an old white guy
00:41:32.660 with a closed mind that's what they would say look at we have municipal elections coming up
00:41:40.000 all over the country and municipal elections mean school boards school trustees so if you live in
00:41:48.000 manitoba or you live in ontario or you live in quebec or you live in saskatchewan you live in
00:41:55.040 british columbia new brunswick northwest territories maybe you want to take a run at school board
00:42:00.200 maybe you want to take a run at city council or town council or mayor even
00:42:05.000 because i'll tell you right now i look at the city council of winnipeg and i see
00:42:10.280 nothing but progressive left-wing extremists
00:42:14.060 and it's going to get worse if we keep electing these people we we can't be apathetic towards
00:42:24.380 this anymore it all starts at the grassroots this is where it starts it starts at the school trustee
00:42:31.440 level and either our school trustees are asleep at the switch or they're outnumbered any of the
00:42:37.820 critical thinking ones right not critical race theory but actual critical thinkers ones who go
00:42:41.840 wait a minute this doesn't make any sense it's too confusing for a five six seven year old even
00:42:45.960 for a 12 year old it's too confusing this is too much you cannot have society based upon feelings
00:42:53.340 It doesn't work like that.
00:42:54.840 Because then you could say, you know what, I feel like 2 plus 2 today is 7.
00:42:59.440 Of course, we all know the actual answer.
00:43:01.420 But if they feel like it's 7, can you imagine a teacher grading a paper?
00:43:05.600 2 plus 2 equals 7.
00:43:07.040 Sorry, that's wrong.
00:43:08.000 Big red X on the paper.
00:43:09.300 Kid gets it. 0.96
00:43:10.100 Non-binary kid goes, oh, no, that's not, how can you say that? 1.00
00:43:13.480 You hurt my feelings, too. 0.99
00:43:14.700 I felt like 2 plus 2 was 7 today.
00:43:17.260 Maybe I'll feel like it's 4 tomorrow, but today it was 7.
00:43:19.920 That's what I felt.
00:43:20.720 Okay, you're right.
00:43:21.680 You're right.
00:43:22.460 i'm sorry i'll take the red x off that's where it's getting to man like they are even talking
00:43:30.840 about arithmetic basic mathematics being offensive and racist and sexist
00:43:37.020 you got you guys can read about it i mean it's it's easily findable online and they're very proud
00:43:45.180 to say that stuff too okay this was a little bit alarming the liberals in the ndp shut down
00:43:52.360 debate on internet censorship bill this is bill c11 they voted to shut down debate
00:44:00.860 on bill c11 they were debating in the house of commons and then nope we're not debating anymore
00:44:06.880 we can do this this is a parliamentary procedure according to black locks reporter the best news
00:44:13.300 outfit in the entire country as far as i'm concerned a vote by liberal mp sean casey on
00:44:18.940 a motion for the house of commons heritage committee to immediately pass the bill cited
00:44:22.520 the procedural games the obstructionist tactics the filibusters and the like and it was passed
00:44:27.820 by 174 votes to 146 against they're censoring the censorship of their own censorship bill that's
00:44:34.460 what's happening said conservative mp blaine caulkins critics have argued that c11 which seeks
00:44:41.480 to update the broadcasting act so that the canadian radio and crtc has jurisdiction over
00:44:47.760 regulating online content has been slammed as an encroachment on Canadians' rights to freedom of
00:44:54.720 expression. Although Liberal Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez has claimed the bill does not
00:45:00.080 extend CRTC regulation powers to include everyday content generated by Canadians online, the head
00:45:06.900 of the CRTC testified that the law does expand the user-to-user-generated material.
00:45:12.840 section 4.2 allows the crtc to prescribe by regulation user uploaded content subject to
00:45:21.980 very explicit criteria that's also in the act that's from the crtc chair ian scott scott who
00:45:28.560 was appointed by trudeau of course in 2021 claims the commission would not use those powers
00:45:34.060 well then why do we need this bill in the first place oh no we're not going to use them don't
00:45:39.240 worry about that. And then Trudeau has a sit down with Mr. Scott. You know what? I hate rebel news
00:45:46.280 and I want you to shut them down. Shut them down now. Come to think of it, shut down all those
00:45:51.480 other independent journalists as well. Oh yeah, Western Standard. Guys, I'm not kidding. The only
00:45:59.920 thing this bill has to do now is go through the Senate. So? And I really hate saying this because
00:46:06.580 we've had to do this so much in the last year get a hold of your senator each province has
00:46:13.240 well i guess it's not a provincial thing it's more of a regional thing i believe the west has
00:46:17.860 30 35 that's the breakdown manitoba's got eight ten senators something like that get a hold of
00:46:27.060 these senators email these senators and say no no no no no no no no this bill is absolutely
00:46:31.900 ridiculous. It's a censorship bill. That's what it is. Users of online and social media services 0.97
00:46:39.780 expect freedom of expression, says Mr. Scott, the chair of the CRTC, and they will continue
00:46:45.620 to enjoy this under the new Broadcasting Act. We'll see about that. Put another way, the CRTC
00:46:53.760 issues about 250 broadcast decisions annually. Not a single one has ever been successfully
00:46:59.440 challenged on the basis that it somehow infringed canadians freedoms of expression yeah well we've
00:47:05.480 never seen this bill before have we now the one good thing that we may have going for us is that
00:47:10.380 the crtc moves at the speed of molasses having spent so long in radio i can tell you that when
00:47:16.520 there's a company that wants to sell a radio station or 10 of their radio stations to another
00:47:21.720 company that process takes two to three years any kind of ruling or regulation because the crtc i
00:47:28.440 mean this is not all they do these people are actually rich buggers who spend a lot of their
00:47:33.320 time out of the country or just lounging and they're not always there they only convene a
00:47:38.320 couple of times a year and they only deal with so many matters at one time so essentially if
00:47:43.380 somebody said shut down shadow davis right now well it would have to go to the crtc for approval
00:47:48.880 and then it would be put on their docket
00:47:52.120 for maybe sometime in 2023.
00:47:55.920 So there's that.
00:47:59.720 Or maybe even 2025,
00:48:01.440 and by then we might have a new prime minister.
00:48:03.840 Or sooner, depending on how long
00:48:05.720 this liberal NDP coalition lasts.
00:48:08.980 Now here's a sneaky trick the liberals tried last week.
00:48:12.620 They tried to introduce a bill through the Senate.
00:48:14.760 Very uncommon.
00:48:16.280 It's when they want to sneak something through.
00:48:18.340 But the Senate committee that saw this bill first, this is Marco Mendocino's bill, to allow border security to check your phone for no good reason.
00:48:27.960 This got shut down before it ever got to be anything at all.
00:48:31.940 A Senate bill that would have allowed the CBSA, the Canadian Border Service, to examine the contents of a traveler's smartphone, laptop, and other devices under the threshold of reasonable general concern, which could be anything.
00:48:45.500 I don't like this guy's eyebrows.
00:48:47.840 I'm going to check his phone, like seriously.
00:48:51.420 It's been voted down by the National Security and Defense Committee.
00:48:54.560 Bill S-7 would have amended the Customs Act,
00:48:57.140 lowering the circumstances under which the CBSA officials
00:49:00.800 could search personal digital devices.
00:49:03.040 So they can't do that without reasonable cause now.
00:49:09.000 Isn't it scary, guys?
00:49:12.180 Isn't it frightening how we've had to call our MPs
00:49:16.800 or email our MPs so many times in the last year because of these disastrous bills the liberals
00:49:21.740 want to pass into law? Man, people are sick of it already. I haven't been this politically engaged
00:49:26.920 in my entire life. It's crazy. Call your senator, email your MP, email your MLA, get rid of these
00:49:35.980 mandates, get rid of this bill, get rid of this bill, that bill, this bill, that bill. Sometimes
00:49:40.780 it works and sometimes it doesn't okay so you know these these politicians they all get caught
00:49:47.900 in the act right breaking their own rules i don't think it's happened so much as it has in the last
00:49:55.600 couple of years with all of these restrictions and mandates not to mention all this rigmarole
00:49:59.860 about climate catastrophe that's coming our way if we don't smarten up
00:50:03.700 so by the way justin trudeau so far this year has traveled the equivalent of three times around the
00:50:11.980 planet huge carbon footprint but don't worry he's he's bought carbon credits with our money so
00:50:18.920 everything's good anyway this headline from rebel news new documents detail pandemic vip
00:50:25.940 flights being organized by transport canada written by sheila gunreed i would love to get
00:50:32.220 Sheila on the show one of these nights she's hilarious and like tenacious and knowledgeable
00:50:37.220 as everyday Canadians were being told to stay home to stay safe liberal zoom parliamentarians
00:50:43.980 were using the department of transport to organize flights for themselves and in at least one
00:50:49.880 instance someone outside of government a guest of intergovernmental affairs minister Dominique
00:50:54.720 LeBlanc who would reimburse the cost of the private flight at commercial rates one of the
00:50:59.880 most frequent consumers of the pandemic VIP flights was Health Minister Patty Haidu,
00:51:04.320 who warned Canadians against non-essential travel.
00:51:10.060 I'll remind Canadians that as annoying as it is, we still have travel advisories in place
00:51:15.920 recommending that people don't travel unless it's absolutely necessary. That's what Haidu
00:51:20.580 said to Global News last October. To accommodate Haidu, a flight crew had to get to Ottawa Airport
00:51:28.560 at 3 a.m. to fly to Thunder Bay to pick her up
00:51:31.260 and then bring her back to Ottawa on the same day.
00:51:34.560 Internal emails also reveal the role of the Prime Minister's office
00:51:37.940 in organizing flights for Haidu.
00:51:40.860 Additional PMO request.
00:51:42.620 Would it be possible to fly Health Minister Haidu from Ottawa to Thunder Bay
00:51:45.740 Thursday evening and from Thunder Bay to Ottawa Sunday evening or Monday night?
00:51:49.580 LeBlanc staff emailed to ask transport officials
00:51:52.320 if they have to wear masks on private flights.
00:51:56.120 Full documents are here. They're right there.
00:51:58.300 so you guys can go to rebelnews.com find this story and click on that for yourself 0.93
00:52:02.720 yeah they're just a bunch of hypocrites and all of these regulations and mandates that are still 0.73
00:52:12.460 in place are political that's all it is so when i say political what does that mean a lot of people 0.98
00:52:19.080 go ah explain yourself i say all right look the politicians look at polls if not every day and
00:52:26.360 during an election cycle yes probably every day but right now probably once a week they're gauging
00:52:31.620 the temper of the country right the the temperature of the country they want to know how people feel
00:52:36.780 about these mandates and so this is one of the reasons aside from the fact that trudeau's entire
00:52:41.300 caucus was going to vote against keeping these mandates in place they want to see how people
00:52:48.380 are feeling about this and it looks like the majority of people still support some kind of
00:52:54.980 mandate because if they were completely and totally against it these regulations would have
00:53:01.200 been gone a long time ago this means that we're not doing our job well enough you and me we're
00:53:08.140 not getting the word out there enough right so that's the reason guys i want you to like and
00:53:14.580 share this show that's the reason i want you to show this show to other people especially ones
00:53:23.380 you know to be sitting on the fence or on our side but still sitting there quietly still people
00:53:29.780 don't want their names out there for whatever reason they don't want their name to be heard
00:53:33.300 they think they're going to lose their job look guys if we all stand up if we all stand up and
00:53:39.540 say no chris guy you know whether you like him or hate him he says it man united non-compliance
00:53:44.480 there's still mandates in hospitals by the way the biggest hot zones during the pandemic for
00:53:49.940 super spreading oh there's another outbreak this time at the victoria hospital this time at grace
00:53:56.300 hospital this time at foothills hospital hospitals and long-term care facilities that's where most
00:54:03.320 of the covet deaths took place and mostly among people who are 80 and older but i digress they've
00:54:09.460 still got mask mandates in place in hospitals somebody was saying today well you know i tried
00:54:13.640 to get through the the barricade without a mask on six security guards came after me look man maybe
00:54:18.560 one of these days we'll have to go to a hospital and say you know 100 of us or 200 of us and say
00:54:23.420 we're walking in that's it what are you going to do about it and it's the same thing when we come
00:54:28.920 back from an international trip let's say i want to take a trip to scotland or something because
00:54:36.000 now i can as unvaccinated as i am i can get on a plane i can go to scotland to come back they say
00:54:43.560 i have to use the arrive can app what if i say no you can't make me do this that is unconstitutional
00:54:49.940 you can't make me take a test either that is against the criminal code what are you going
00:54:55.620 to do about it you're going to find me you want to go to court over this we will it's scare tactics
00:55:02.240 it's all scare tactics and if enough of us finally stand up and say that's enough remember guys the
00:55:08.920 federal government wants to redefine fully vaccinated from two shots to three why why
00:55:17.140 why do they want to do that because they're bringing it back remember the wording of this
00:55:22.860 this new reprieve for us suspended that means the baseline is vaccine passports are here to stay
00:55:30.120 they have suspended use of the vaccine passport for now suspended
00:55:35.300 but what and they keep warning us what did trudeau say well expect more variants coming in the fall
00:55:42.200 they're going to bring it right back unless we all say no i've had enough but we have to do it
00:55:50.700 on mass and i'm talking to restaurant owners and business owners out there right now do you want
00:55:56.380 to go through another lockdown with your business you barely survived the first two if you have to
00:56:01.200 go through another one guess what good luck bankrupt period that's how it's going to be
00:56:08.580 government will give you money of course they'll give you money maybe enough to keep the lights
00:56:11.840 on but certainly not enough to pay for anything else you're on your own
00:56:15.240 we have to do this i was shocked to be honest a year and a half ago when
00:56:24.120 more businesses didn't stand up and say no i'm not locking my business down are you out of your
00:56:30.220 mind that's how i make my money that's my livelihood i'm not shutting down well we'll
00:56:36.580 give you money to shut down like how much a fraction of what i usually take in forget it
00:56:40.800 but they did will they do it again that's the question i was shocked the first time
00:56:47.520 will we be shocked again when they do it i hope they don't but it's going to take more of us
00:56:55.140 remember guys that there are way more of us than there are of them and i'm not even counting those
00:57:01.360 people out there who are like apostates of the covid response they love being shut down masked
00:57:08.540 social distance they love it they're out there right now walking on a beautiful night with their
00:57:12.800 mask on going this is great oh and by the way monkey pox is coming you should get vaccinated
00:57:18.760 for that oh yeah they love it they love having their little vestige of control but the rest of
00:57:28.960 us no no no no no we want to get back to our lives our lives now the globalists might not let us
00:57:37.100 but that's only if we just lay down for them that's it they can't impose these things on us
00:57:45.820 if we don't let them impose them.
00:57:52.160 Look at this.
00:57:54.080 The left-wing corporate media finally figured it out.
00:57:57.580 Finally.
00:57:58.420 This story was released today from CTV News.
00:58:02.200 Moderna COVID-19 vaccine may pose higher heart inflammation risk.
00:58:07.320 Of course, that comes right from the CDC in the United States.
00:58:11.080 How long have we known this?
00:58:13.560 How long have we been talking about this?
00:58:15.820 But these guys, oh, no, no, no, no.
00:58:18.980 Now, what happens if we don't stand up?
00:58:21.360 What happens if we say, you know what?
00:58:23.620 That's fine.
00:58:24.180 You just come.
00:58:24.660 You do whatever you want to me.
00:58:26.420 I don't care.
00:58:27.000 I love lockdowns.
00:58:28.080 I love these breathing barriers.
00:58:31.460 Because, guys, I take the bus quite a bit, right?
00:58:33.160 I'm on the bus and I'm watching.
00:58:34.280 It's about 50-50 right now.
00:58:36.080 Mask to no mask.
00:58:37.340 Same with grocery stores.
00:58:38.560 Same with anything, really.
00:58:40.300 And it's been beautiful weather.
00:58:42.780 Like, I don't get it. 1.00
00:58:43.580 look what's going to happen if we if we let these bastards win china bank protests stopped by health 0.99
00:58:51.960 codes turning red depositors say what does that mean remember we've been talking a lot about this 0.99
00:58:58.020 social credit system for the past few months and it's becoming a reality and that's what they want
00:59:02.580 to put in place here even though they won't call it that and we'll make it sound all shiny and happy
00:59:08.600 right and all of these people who wear masks they're going to be the ones who get the most
00:59:12.680 social credit points because they're willing to adhere to anything the government says we're not 0.89
00:59:17.500 we're going to have red strikes all over the place but listen to this out of shanghai
00:59:21.280 which has been locked down again so they went through three weeks of heavy lockdown where they 0.84
00:59:27.220 couldn't even leave their apartments they don't live in houses in china it's all apartments 0.64
00:59:31.140 that's the way they want you so they can hold you captive right so three weeks of a heavy heavy 0.93
00:59:36.140 lockdown starving killing animals in the streets the government was they let people out for two
00:59:41.180 days they put him back in more lockdown so they're trying to organize a protest in china this is what
00:59:49.140 happened a protest planned by hundreds of bank depositors in central china seeking access to 0.52
00:59:55.100 their frozen funds that's what they do in china a totalitarian dictatorship and what they do in
01:00:00.460 canada a supposed democratic country anyway they wanted access to their frozen funds well they've
01:00:08.260 been thwarted because the authorities have turned their health code apps red several depositors
01:00:14.440 told reuters the depositors were planning to travel to the central province of hinan this
01:00:20.640 week across from across china to protest against an almost two-month block on accessing at least
01:00:27.300 178 million dollars worth of deposits which has left companies unable to pay workers and
01:00:33.140 individuals unable to access savings. Rights groups have warned China could use its vast
01:00:39.000 COVID surveillance infrastructure to stifle dissent. Without a green code on their smartphone
01:00:44.840 app, citizens lose access to public transport and spaces like restaurants and malls, as well as the
01:00:51.680 right to travel across the country. They're putting digital handcuffs on us, said a depositor
01:00:56.420 from Sichuan province, surnamed Chen, who declined to use his full name for fear of government
01:01:02.620 retribution what does that mean scared of getting more points taken off its name because of the
01:01:08.420 social credit score guys this is what's coming here if we let it so are we going to no
01:01:19.520 do we have to resort to violence no we just need to build our own communities our own breakaway
01:01:29.580 communities which is something else I've been talking a lot about in the last few months and
01:01:34.620 we need to convince people that this is not right it's never been right so convince the normies out
01:01:43.320 there that's our job right now there's good like I say there's going to be people that you'll never
01:01:48.040 get sadly they're on the other side and that's all there is to it so forget about them sadly they are
01:01:55.500 lost to us but work on the people you think you can get and you'll be surprised happily
01:02:03.300 i believe by many people who go you know what i've been thinking about this for a while now
01:02:07.600 and i think you're right man like this just doesn't make any sense it took long enough
01:02:12.060 but that's what you can't say you can't say told you you just have to say yeah i know right
01:02:17.900 wow because everybody wakes up and starts taking action at their own pace but we need to speed up
01:02:26.040 that process because it might become too late we wind up like those people those poor people in
01:02:30.640 china they're freezing bank accounts now they've frozen them in canada already they've frozen
01:02:37.540 give send go and go fund me your donations they've frozen it that's what they can do
01:02:44.140 with very little provocation, as we found out.
01:02:47.920 The Emergencies Act declaration was a complete scam, sham.
01:02:53.740 Chrystia Freeland said today,
01:02:54.760 well, I felt that these people could cause damage,
01:02:57.600 and that's why, what?
01:02:59.640 She said that in a parliamentary committee today.
01:03:01.860 Well, I felt that that could happen.
01:03:05.480 Without proof, you were just going on a feeling.
01:03:09.880 And so on a feeling,
01:03:11.020 your government decided to declare the Emergencies Act.
01:03:15.020 This is what happens when the world runs on feelings.
01:03:17.740 My dad used to tell me the world does not run on your feelings, son.
01:03:27.900 All right, that's it for the show tonight, you guys.
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01:06:23.280 All right, so I'm thinking of a number between 10 and 20.
01:06:27.620 But what is it?
01:06:28.660 you don't have to be first my friends you just have to be correct match the number with the one
01:06:34.420 in here between 10 and 20 and the first person i see and again i see the comments come in at a
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