00:12:56.820and 40% in the Atlantic provinces of Manitoba, once again, scores highest on the Branch-Covidian scale here.
00:13:08.620And that poll was done by Angus Reid in cooperation with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
00:13:15.260This story I want to get into in just a second with Aubie Kahn.
00:13:19.280he's running to be mla in the riding of fort white in the by-election which is coming up next
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00:13:30.500there as an independent hang on one just one second guys need to type something in there
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00:16:01.760Nicole Labrasseur of the Canadian People's Union and thepowershift.ca will be my guest on the show tomorrow night.
00:16:09.260This is something interesting out of British Columbia, where their premier, John Horgan, has arrogantly insulted the coming convoy that's going to be hitting the streets of Victoria.
00:16:19.860It's already started to hit downtown Victoria right around their legislature in the last day or so, and it's going to increase.
00:16:26.900they're expecting anywhere between 500 and a thousand vehicles not necessarily all semis but
00:16:32.340they are expecting quite a few vehicles and they're going to stay for a while they say
00:16:36.800upwards of three months or until bonnie henry decides she wants to lift all these vaccine
00:16:41.300mandates in the passports anyway this is a new initiative coming out of british columbia
00:16:46.140that they're hoping will extend to the rest of canada remember guys this is not over just because
00:16:53.000you were able to walk around freely in an indoor public space today without a mask doesn't mean
00:16:58.260that the province or any province for that matter will decide they're not going to bring these
00:17:02.500things back we've already heard from uh bonnie henry she's talking about bringing the thing all
00:17:09.520the restrictions back in the fall because a lot of a lot of medical professionals who've spoken
00:17:15.060and said this is a seasonal thing just like the flu or the common cold it's going to come back
00:17:19.940every fall and they're talking about bringing these mandates back in and if we don't protest
00:17:24.860loudly enough even in a time when they're allowing us our freedoms back then we're going to get the
00:17:31.100masks slapped right back on our faces in september or october and that just doesn't go for british
00:17:37.060columbia that goes for every single province because it's monkey see monkey do that's what
00:17:41.500we've seen in the past couple of years when it comes to all these ridiculous draconian restrictions
00:17:46.060Some have gone further than others. We had the curfews in Quebec. We didn't have those here in Manitoba, but you couldn't even meet outside in Manitoba. I've got a couple of tickets on the wall behind me here that I'll be fighting on Thursday on constitutional grounds.
00:18:02.160I'm simply going to say you cannot restrict a person's right to meet with another person.
00:18:10.580Section 52 of our Constitution says the Constitution is the supreme law of Canada.
00:18:16.720No mandate can circumvent that, not even in times of emergency.
00:18:20.860As the Emergencies Act showed us, even though Trudeau did extend the powers of the government
00:18:27.160against the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.0.94
00:18:29.340So you see, what we need to do, guys, is stand up for the charter more than anything else, or they're going to keep wiping their butts with it. It won't be worth the paper it's printed on. This is our charter of rights and freedoms. It is sacrosanct. It is the ultimate law of this country. Nothing can circumvent that. Judges need to see that, because if they start making dangerous rulings, they'll set dangerous precedents.
00:18:54.080Anyway, let's get back to this little document I received from a viewer out in British Columbia.
00:19:01.000Walkout Wednesdays is what it's called.
00:19:06.420Tomorrow, B.C. health care professionals and their patients will come together for a peaceful demonstration to oppose the current health order and are calling all to join in.
00:19:17.320After significant pushback, Bonnie Henry, the chief medical officer in B.C., in case you weren't aware, has dropped the original mandate, which called for all health care professionals in British Columbia to be vaccinated by March 24th in order to continue practicing.
00:19:32.220She has instead replaced it with an order which demands all BC healthcare professionals whose vaccination status is not found, according to a statement from the ministry, to disclose their status, their vaccination status, to their regulating colleges by the 31st.
00:19:49.080These people just, they don't want to let go, right?
00:19:52.020They just don't want to, they don't want to give up their power.
00:19:55.340These colleges will then have to relay this private information back to the ministry when
00:20:00.160requested to do so, a direct contravention of private health information and opening the door
00:20:05.500for numerous potential future implications. In the same order, Bonnie Henry continued to call
00:20:11.980the vaccine safe and effective, quote unquote, in spite of the release of Pfizer's documents,
00:20:17.040which show nine pages of significant side effects, including death caused by the vaccine
00:20:23.260just days before. It's time to proactively and collectively protect the future of our
00:20:29.320healthcare professionals and all individuals' health freedoms, including bodily autonomy,
00:20:34.500private health information, and proper informed consent, which is something I have been hearing
00:20:39.260from nurses over and over, and they seem more concerned than doctors do about that.
00:20:44.740Private health information and proper informed consent. Nurses have been wrapped on the knuckles
00:20:50.900in the past for not following that particular tenet of the agreement they make when they become
00:20:57.420a nurse. Proper informed consent. Healthcare professionals in BC are calling all who are
00:21:05.220concerned with the ongoing health orders to join in a peaceful demonstration tomorrow, one o'clock
00:21:09.700in front of Bonnie Henry's office, the BC Health Building 1515 Blanchard in Victoria. Participants
00:21:15.580are asked to bring handheld signs. So it's going to be a thing. So what they want to happen
00:21:20.680And again, it's difficult to get a new protest going when we're in a time of being able to do things again, even though you're not really right.
00:21:32.460I mean, you can walk into certain places like I walked into Walmart today without a mask and I was more curious than anything to see what was going on.
00:21:42.140I did have a nice conversation with one lady and there was a bunch of people who were very happy.
00:21:47.100They didn't have to feel guilty in not wearing a mask any longer.
00:21:51.160But there's some restaurants who are still saying, no, got to wear a mask.
00:21:55.720There's still some businesses who are demanding that you wear masks and they will stand and defend that right.
00:23:26.320If you recall at the beginning of the pandemic,
00:23:28.540when all of the local businesses were suffering,
00:23:30.640and even here on this show, I said, we got to support local guys.
00:23:33.240And I still say that, but I say it to the preferred local businesses that never turned people away because of masks or vaccine passports.
00:23:42.440So it's a very narrow, you know, as far as I'm concerned, a very narrow amount of businesses that I'm willing to walk into and hand my money over to.
00:23:52.740But this guy started up something called Good Local, and he was given a $500,000 grant by the province of Manitoba.
00:24:00.360So let's go ahead and read this story. And I've always found him to be. Hmm. I don't want to insult the man. But I've always found him to be. Let's just call him a behind closed doors dealmaker. How about that?
00:24:23.280so and this has to do with the manitoba chamber of commerce as well which does not represent 100
00:24:33.040percent of businesses and that's a misnomer a lot of people just don't take into consideration when
00:24:37.460you think about the chamber of commerce any chamber of commerce whether it's you know a
00:24:41.440local chamber of commerce whether it's a provincial chamber of commerce or even the national chamber
00:24:46.020not all businesses are members of the chamber of commerce they don't feel they're getting
00:24:50.400the benefits for the amount of money they have to pay so they choose to go it alone or they'll
00:24:55.540form a business association with other businesses who are not a member of the chamber of commerce
00:25:01.100but anyway let's have a look at this story written by the cbc so left-wing corporate media
00:25:07.300they know that abhi khan is running as a progressive conservative next month in the
00:25:12.820by-election so maybe they're going back to the way things used to be where they will attack these
00:25:18.760left-wing corporate media is, well, they will attack anybody they perceive to be on the right
00:25:23.760side of the political spectrum. Some Winnipeg small businesses say they're outraged that online
00:25:31.720delivery service Good Local received $500,000 in provincial funding at a time in the pandemic when
00:25:38.680they were struggling the most and are questioning whether the money could have done more good if it
00:25:44.120was distributed more equally. Well, I think I would agree with that. 100% I would. Considering
00:25:52.780if you went on to Good Local, you could only find some businesses, not all businesses,
00:25:57.880only some businesses. Once again, it did not involve all businesses. But the head of the
00:26:07.500Manitoba Chamber of Commerce, or Chambers of Commerce, is defending the decision to give
00:26:12.480Good Local this grant to support shop local efforts at the end of 2020, saying they had to
00:26:18.060act quickly to help keep businesses afloat. This funding was part of $1.5 million that came from
00:26:24.800the provincial government, which tasked Manitoba Chambers of Commerce with doing it to help support
00:26:30.400and protect local businesses impacted blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. When the funding was announced,
00:26:36.020the province said the funds would be used to help Good Local support more vendors, makers,
00:26:40.200and farmers while improving their customer interface to increase sales the online delivery
00:26:44.760service was co-founded by obby khan who is now running for office as we've already pointed out
00:26:50.680good local share of the grant money was brought to light last week through a freedom of information
00:26:56.520request by the manitoba liberal party all political uh the circumstances don't sit well with sherry
00:27:05.340sobe who recently closed her exchange district store generation green after being in business
00:27:10.640for several years she said she'd been selling locally made products at her business for years
00:27:14.520is have other shops in the city so basically what some of these shops who never you know tied into
00:27:20.340this good local idea are saying they're saying look at you know why didn't you give us the money
00:27:25.840independently why didn't you give independent business owners and some independent business
00:27:30.160owners who didn't belong to good local did get funding but most of the businesses that got
00:27:36.480funding got it through different associations the manitoba restaurant association for example
00:27:41.140so they're saying so what did obby do with this five hundred thousand dollars anyway
00:27:46.860it's simple all obby has to do is come up with the five hundred thousand make sure it's in
00:27:55.580a separate bank account other than his own personal bank account and say look if you want it back here
00:28:00.680it is but there was a whole bunch of businesses who saw zip out of this and that's one third of
00:28:08.440the entire funding the province was willing to give businesses to fight the COVID-19 restrictions
00:28:13.960not COVID-19 the COVID-19 restrictions that they themselves imposed so it's actually kind of funny
00:28:20.860as I was reading this article earlier today I kind of laughed and said you know what if you
00:28:24.960business owners had just stood up and said we don't want your money to begin with we want to
00:28:30.880be able to keep our doors open and serve our customers restaurants businesses everybody
00:28:34.960none of this ever would have happened but instead what did they do they knuckled under they went to
00:28:40.720the government begging for money that never came in many cases not all cases but now some of these
00:28:47.760owners business owners who have had to close their doors are complaining they didn't see the money
00:28:52.600when others did because they chose not to join Good Local.
00:28:59.340Slippery slope, and this is all about who you know.
00:29:04.320And so a guy like Abhi Khan sidles up to the government and says,
00:29:07.180look, you know, I want to start this thing.
00:29:08.600Why don't you toss me a few shekels and we'll see what we can do.0.58
00:31:26.900I've seen a lot of arguments in the comments of the last couple of shows I've done,
00:31:32.960specifically about Pierre Polyev, who is running to be the Prime Minister of Canada.
00:31:37.820Well, he's running to be the leader of the Canadian Conservative Party of Canada first,
00:31:42.080And then in the next federal election, should he win, he'll be running to replace Justin Trudeau as the prime minister of Canada.
00:31:49.720I think Pierre would be a good choice for that job.
00:31:53.660A lot of people have been saying, oh, he's a secret member of the World Economic Forum.
00:31:58.400He's not to be trusted. He's a young global leader.
00:32:00.680He's he's been got to he's been bribed, whatever.
00:32:04.480and yet there has been no proof brought forward of any of this except for uh some website that
00:32:11.060people keep sending me some radical i forget what it's called exactly but it's such a bad
00:32:16.720i mean there's no proof provided whatsoever on this website that he is it's just copied and
00:32:24.800pasted and here's the members of the conservative party who are members of the world economic forum
00:32:29.600and the young global and so they put andrew scherr pierre pauliev and michelle rempel on that
00:32:34.820right but there's no proof of it it's just what some guy says so don't be fooled by that stuff
00:32:45.000what that should get going in you what that should ignite in you is okay i'm going to investigate
00:32:50.320this more and then you go and you investigate pierre pauliev world economic forum you look
00:32:54.920everywhere and not on google you look everywhere not even on duck.go after that tweet that came
00:33:01.040out a couple of days ago you go find a new search engine something different something better
00:33:08.140that doesn't downgrade results to their liking or their political tastes
00:33:14.540but this one here guys this is i'm going to give it to you the big screen here because this one
00:33:20.900hear. This is on Michelle Rempel's website here. This is mrempel.ca. Now, Michelle Rempel,
00:33:28.440originally from Winnipeg, is the conservative MP for the riding of Calgary Nose Hill. I think
00:33:37.220she's also the critic for the shadow minister for health. Michelle has a degree in economics.
00:33:47.340highlights of her many honors include being named one of canada's top 100 most powerful women
00:33:54.280by the women's executive network calgary's top 40 under 40 and being named twice by mclean's
00:34:00.800magazine as their parliamentarian of the year rising star calling her one of the government's
00:34:06.980most impressive performers michelle and now this is the part here that you should know
00:34:12.420Michelle is also a young global leader, invited to be so by the World Economic Forum.
00:34:20.040The World Economic Forum calls the Forum of Young Global Leaders a unique and diverse community of the world's most outstanding next generation leaders.
00:34:31.260Rempel was also recently named one of Alberta's 50 most influential people.
00:34:36.740So, Michelle Rempel does have ties to Klaus Schwab and the Young Global Leaders Program from the World Economic Forum.
00:34:53.740So, and it's proudly boasted on her website.
00:34:58.700So, it's not, you know what, I've already talked about this guy, so I'm not going to talk about that again.
00:35:04.260So, it's not like she's trying to hide it.
00:35:33.240Because we'd be right back where we started from.0.99
00:35:35.380And I used to like Michelle Rempel. I liked her fiery attitude. I liked her knowledge of the situations of the portfolios that she was involved with. I liked the way she held the liberals feet to the firing committees. I've seen many videos of that.1.00
00:35:51.040but if this is true and she's been tainted by the world economic forum i'm sorry and again i'm
00:36:01.760going to explain what what this whole thing is in just a bit on the show here this ktdi thing here
00:36:08.020this is this is actually quite terrifying it's going to be the story right after this one here
00:36:12.980that we do. So we heard all the lies from the left-wing corporate media regarding Nazi flags
00:36:21.080in the crowds at the trucker convoy in Ottawa, and now they're starting to retract them.
00:36:27.780So they were lying when it was useful to their cause to try and break up the convoy or to get
00:36:35.380people on the side of Trudeau so he could go ahead and pull the trigger on the Emergencies Act, right?
00:36:39.780now the left-wing corporate media is pulling back and retracting some of the statements they made
00:36:47.240more from gunter i think it's lauren gunter yeah lauren gunter of sun media
00:36:51.860post media sorry more falsehoods about the convoy are now being retracted cbc has retracted a second
00:37:00.420story it reported about the freedom convoy that turned out to be fake the first was the absurd
00:37:07.440allegation that somehow russians were behind the scenes pulling the convoy strings in an effort to
00:37:12.080destabilize the canadian government let me get rid of this video
00:37:18.160on the january 28th edition of cbc's power and politics host neil koskel asserted there is more
00:37:24.320concern or there is concern that russian actors could be continuing to fuel things as this protest
00:37:31.440grows or perhaps even instigating it from the outside. Now, we know that that's absolute
00:37:39.000nonsense. Absolute nonsense. There was no Russian involvement, nor, as it turned out,0.90
00:37:48.980any involvement by any other foreign power. Financial investigators couldn't find a conspiracy
00:37:54.100by white supremacists, either another of the Trudeau government's biased allegations the CBC
00:37:59.260swallowed whole. A second CBC news story that was corrected this week involved allegations made by
00:38:09.080the PMO, the Prime Minister's office, and by Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland that the
00:38:13.880convoy could only have raised all the money it did, nearly $10 million, twice on two different
00:38:19.300crowdfunding platforms, if powerful international interests were funneling it in large sums.
00:38:26.420On February 10th, the CBC reported it had thoroughly investigated donations given to the Freedom Convoy through the popular online fundraising service GoFundMe.
00:38:35.360The state broadcaster concluded there were thousands of suspicious donations from foreigners, even more sinisterly.
00:38:42.020The CBC added the donations identified by CBC News are likely only a fraction of all the donations made by people outside of Canada.
00:38:49.720We know that not to be true. These allegations have been thoroughly debunked by GoFundMe and GiveSengGo, who are in committee in Parliament in the last seven days.
00:39:02.240GoFundMe CEO Juan Benitez, testifying before the Commons Public Safety Committee on March 3rd, said nearly 90% of the funds collected for the convoy but never transferred to organizers came from Canada.
00:39:15.120Both Canadian and foreign donations were small for the most part and personal.
00:39:19.620Moreover, GoFundMe's examination of the credit cards used to make donations found no evidence of involvement by terrorist groups, neo-Nazis, or other known criminals.
00:39:32.400Even the government's own terror financing investigators could find no sign of illegal money going to the convoy.
00:39:39.020The CBC fell for this narrative from the PMO and the Liberal Caucus because, like the Trudeauites, or Truanon, as they've become known on social media, the government-funded broadcaster wanted to believe it.
00:39:53.020They were sure that only a criminal gang of foreign brainwashed bigots could be opposed to vaccine and mask mandates and lockdowns.
00:40:01.780Despite the CBC's repeated claims that it's a vital tax-funded service because it's how Canadians tell one another their stories all across the country,
00:40:09.700it is in truth how woke progressives in one part of the country reassure woke progressives in other parts of the country
00:40:17.280that they and they alone hold a monopoly on intelligence, truth, and compassion.
00:40:23.220Another example of how Little Mother Corp understood and respected the convoy participants,
00:40:28.140Thursday, online Ottawa news source Blacklock's reporter, the best news agency in the country
00:40:34.640as far as I'm concerned, reported the CBC hired a security guard for each reporter and each camera
00:40:40.680person it assigned to the truckers blockade in Ottawa. And it was company policy that no news
00:40:46.000person could go near the perimeter of the protests without these chaperones. Talk about
00:40:50.860an overreaction based on an elite class bigotry towards the truckers and their grievances.
00:40:56.040if the truckers were such a threat to reporters wouldn't ottawa police have laid some charges
00:41:01.220well they did but they were mischievous and they were specifically targeted charges too
00:41:06.480if they were such a threat to overthrow canadian institutions wouldn't they have been found with
00:41:11.200explosives and blueprints of government buildings in their trucks wouldn't they have been attacked
00:41:15.240or sorry wouldn't they have attacked something rather than set up bouncy castles
00:41:20.320draped the Terry Fox statue in a flag and made sure it was clean and the streets too,
00:41:26.780for that matter. No, no, no. This was something more. This was a setup. And it's now starting
00:41:33.100to come out. And the mainstream, the left-wing corporate media, they are starting to admit it
00:41:38.320themselves in some kind of effort to grab back any scraps of credibility they can possibly put
00:41:46.120together now the left-wing corporate media has been going downhill i would say in the last 10
00:41:54.860years when trump came into office the left-wing corporate media went crazy and they've been
00:42:01.060going crazier ever since then so this is from partial crazy this story goes back to february
00:42:09.180the 12th of 2018 so we're talking about over just over four years ago canada i want you guys to pay
00:42:18.500very close attention to this because i'm going to show you a video about ktdi in just a second
00:42:25.340this is something this is the thing we should really be thinking about right now never mind
00:42:31.500the mask mandates like i said it's a smoke screen it's a distraction the war in ukraine and we do
00:42:36.520have a little bit on Zelensky's address to the House of Commons today coming up in the show.
00:42:43.560Pay close attention to this. Canada, leading pilot project for Trusted Traveler smartphone app.
00:42:53.920Trusted Traveler. Canada and the Netherlands, remember this is a four-year-old story,
00:43:01.560are collaborating on a pilot project that uses a smartphone app to speed trusted travelers through
00:43:08.200arduous border checks sounds benign oh something's going to get me through the border check
00:43:13.860faster awesome i'm in the known travel uh known traveler digital identity or ktdi project
00:43:22.340aims to build on encrypted biometrically protected profile that air travelers can show at border
00:43:28.760checks to demonstrate that they're a low risk to national security biometrically protected profile
00:43:36.100users are encouraged to pre-screen themselves by entering personal info into the app
00:43:43.240with each verified piece of information contributing to a better trust rating
00:43:48.060what does that sound like to you social credit score maybe the smartphone app would not replace
00:43:57.520existing passports, remember four years ago, although users could scan their passports into
00:44:02.780the app to improve their trust rating. Canada and the Netherlands are partnering up to run this
00:44:08.200KTDI pilot project, and again this is 2018, for individuals traveling between the two countries
00:44:14.940with broader rollouts coming as soon as 2020. Now it hasn't happened yet, may have been delayed
00:44:20.700because of the pandemic, but who knows. So what exactly is KTDI anyway? Here, watch this video.
00:44:30.100It will explain everything. With the number of international arrivals expected to grow 50% by
00:44:36.1402030, travelers need seamless ways to cross borders that also protect national security
00:44:42.420while protecting their personal data. The known traveler digital identity or KTDI is a public
00:44:50.420private collaboration that enhances security efforts while enabling a connected journey for
00:44:56.180today's international traveler the ktdi is the only global travel initiative of its kind
00:45:03.540travelers can share documentation and information from one verified identity
00:45:08.660with partners including government authorities airlines and hotels
00:45:14.500okay hold on just a second did you hear that government authorities
00:45:20.420government authorities okay let's continue ktdi allows travelers to play an active role in travel
00:45:28.500security efforts by sharing their information proactively travelers always retain control
00:45:34.900over what when and with whom they share their information each data element shared by the
00:45:41.300traveler is verified accurate and consistent every time this is made possible by the technologies of
00:45:48.340distributed ledger cryptography and biometrics as more data and information is added travelers build
00:45:56.100more enriched profiles that build trust with each partner interaction let's follow one example of
00:46:02.660what the journey could look like for future travelers after travelers download the ktdi app
00:46:09.140and create their profile governments provide and authenticate the travelers identity data
00:46:14.900based on their passport or government issued digital id biometrics will link the digital
00:46:20.980identity with the physical person and their national identity document when approved profiles
00:46:27.460are securely stored and encrypted in individual identity wallets these contain the original
00:46:33.860government attestation and additional attestations as proof of the traveler's history of border
00:46:39.220crossings, plane trips, and hotel check-ins. When a traveller shares required identity
00:46:45.420information, the attributes they share are checked and validated through encrypted links
00:46:50.600to their source information. Whether the traveller is booking a flight, boarding a plane, or entering
00:46:57.180a destination country, the travel provider or government authority can be sure that the
00:47:02.860information shared is authentic and verified by the issuing organisation. Travellers could
00:47:08.740also send their information to authorities in advance of departure, allowing travelers that
00:47:13.920are deemed low risk to be screened sooner and processed faster. Hotels could offer self-service
00:47:20.340check-in via facial recognition to ensure travelers are who they say they are. Throughout the journey,
00:47:27.800the known traveler digital identity creates one connected process to build trust, encourage travel,
00:47:34.500and allow precious security resources to focus on the areas of greatest need.
00:47:40.360Components of the Known Traveller Digital Identity
00:47:42.960will be championed by the governments of Canada and the Netherlands.
00:47:47.300Additional partners include Air Canada, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines,
00:47:51.820Toronto Pearson International Airport,
00:47:54.460Montreal Trudeau International Airport,
00:48:27.300Now right now, it's only a pilot project.
00:48:32.160apparently that's going on between canada and the netherlands but again that's four years ago
00:48:39.500four years ago how far has it come since then i don't know i have i don't last time i traveled
00:48:47.420i can't remember when out of country and i haven't had anything like this like they'll be able to
00:48:56.260scan your face your facial structure your eyes retinal scans taste buds fingerprints all that
00:49:03.820stuff and of course the government's going to have that information they're going to have
00:49:07.980everything on you now you might be thinking to yourself right now shadow they already do
00:49:12.840no they don't not to this extent they don't i mean they can track our movements right now
00:49:19.340with our phones i mean that's everybody knows that and they can track our shopping habits and
00:49:26.000our tastes and clothing and cars and all that because the phone's listening to us at all times
00:49:31.880i mean have you ever had it where you know you're talking about taking a trip someplace with your
00:49:36.200wife or your husband or something and then five minutes later you're starting to get travel ads
00:49:40.140on your phone all of a sudden poof oh yeah well that's because it's listening but that's all it's
00:49:45.920been used for at least as far as we know so far putting every single scrap of information that
00:49:55.060there is about you the person into that oh no no no no no no no no no like and what what are
00:50:07.800they going to use exactly i'm going to put your your uh vaccine history in there absolutely they
00:50:13.940are and with that kind of information and remember too guys that this is not just a government thing
00:50:22.420This is a public private. They keep talking about these public private or these public private partnerships that have been so wildly successful over the past few years.
00:50:33.580And they have been to some extent when they're used for good and not for evil.
00:50:37.640So the World Economic Forum is going to use governments and they're also going to use corporations to instill these things.
00:50:47.540And to make them as wide sweeping as possible.
00:50:49.900That's why all of these corporations are on board with what the government's been doing for the past couple of years.
00:50:55.840It's the very beginnings of what's yet to come.
00:51:36.700We just talked about how give, send, go and go fund me had to freeze the money in 20 million dollars in the accounts that were raised completely and totally legally.
00:51:48.420because the government told them to we've had people with their personal bank accounts frozen
00:51:54.860because the government told the banks to do that the banks didn't have to do that
00:51:58.680and they complained loudly when the bank run happened the day after trudeau started freezing
00:52:05.680accounts but that's how simply how simply they can screw with us these days so she's going to touch
00:52:12.740on that in this uh upcoming video in the meantime uh the situation in the ukraine sorry ukraine
00:52:21.500continues and today zelensky who is the president of ukraine addressed the canadian parliament to
00:52:29.020a couple of standing ovations in the house of commons 20 minute address via zoom
00:52:36.040and what he asked for this is my takeaway out of this whole thing and there's a bunch of people
00:52:41.560arguing on Twitter about whether Candace Bergen clapped or whether she didn't. Yes, she clapped.0.60
00:52:46.520She just didn't virtue signal as long as all of the other members. That's all. Same with Christia
00:52:52.100Freeland. Same thing. I'm not even going to get into that. But the one thing that I took out of
00:52:56.660this was that Zelensky was asking Canada for some reason. I don't know why Canada. I guess he knows
00:53:01.980that this is going to make international news, him addressing a foreign parliament. He asked for a
00:53:06.200no-fly zone over Ukraine. So what does that mean? It means no aircraft, no foreign aircraft
00:53:13.700can fly over Ukrainian airspace. Russia. So if Russia decides to fly some recon missions over0.73
00:53:24.260Ukraine, that would mean, if there's a no-fly zone, that NATO would have to engage these Russian
00:55:47.920I believe money is a tool human beings can use to positively influence their own destiny.
00:55:54.100Unfortunately, though, there seems to have never been a time in history where individuals have had so little power or control over their money.
00:56:03.260Central banks, government regulations, and a bloated financial system means that most people exist in a system that's not controlled by them.
00:56:12.200A system they have almost no power to change or influence.
00:56:16.080A system that seems to forever favor those at the top.
00:56:19.980But what if this was about to get even worse?
00:56:23.080And what if you were about to lose the final piece of control you have over your own money?
00:56:35.560There is something coming to your country very soon, and it seems to be the biggest change we are going to see in how we use our own money.
00:56:43.940It is a new technology that seems to be just a few years away at best, and it seems that not that many people know about it.
00:56:50.940it's something that would give your government powers of your own money that has never existed
00:56:56.060in history before. The thing I'm going to be talking about is CBDCs and why I believe that
00:57:02.460this is a tool that is not really going to be helpful for the majority of humanity. And at the
00:57:07.780end, I am going to share with you how you can protect yourself from what is coming. So let's
00:57:13.460go for a ride and explore this potentially terrifying future that maybe you and I could
00:57:18.780stop. Before I get any further, we have an incredible newsletter that people just love.
00:57:23.540That's an extra way for us to reach you. So if you'd like to find out more, there's a link in
00:57:27.980the bio. About Canada. Before I talk about the future, I want to talk about what is happening
00:57:33.360in our world right now. And it illustrates my worries of what could be happening to our money
00:57:38.500very soon. Recently, you might have heard about the large scale protests that are happening in
00:57:43.140Canada. Now, I'm not going to go into the details of the protests and whether or not I believe in
00:57:48.100the stance of the protesters or not, I do think that this is something that you can research in
00:57:52.640your own time. But I am going to talk about how the government has used financial restrictions
00:57:57.020in order to try to stop and control these protests. During the protests, tens of thousands
00:58:02.940of people and vehicles clogged up Canada's cities, but mostly in the nation's capital of Ottawa.
00:58:08.720People living in these cities complained about how their businesses and lives were being disrupted
00:58:13.360by noise and blockages and they wanted their government to intervene so the canadian government
00:58:18.320first started with threats and then arrests in an effort to end the protests nothing seemed to
00:58:23.520be working though so after a while the canadian government pulled out the big guns and took
00:58:28.320people's ability away to survive first canada froze access to millions of dollars in donations
00:58:34.480that were being sent to the protesters from around the world and although many donations were coming
00:58:39.600from abroad. More than 50% of these donations were coming from other Canadians, proving that
00:58:45.200protesters had a lot of support from inside their own country. But when that didn't work, the
00:58:50.540government started to take even more drastic measures. And after implementing emergency laws,
00:58:55.840they began freezing the bank accounts of people involved in the protests. And this started to
00:59:01.240work because one of the easiest ways to stop a human in their tracks is to take away their
00:59:06.380ability to survive. The protests in Canada, they are not over, but the government's financial
00:59:11.760restrictions has lowered the amount of people that are able to attend these protests. Now,
00:59:16.740you could argue that the government has every right to punish these protesters because they
00:59:21.040were disrupting other people's lives, but at the same time, the government was disrupting the lives
00:59:25.920of the protesters, which is why they were protesting in the first place, so who's right?
00:59:30.580It is not my place to say, but I do believe that both sides of the story should have an equal
00:59:35.200right to be heard but here is where the big problem lies for me. In this disagreement there
00:59:40.900was only one party that was able to restrict finances of the other. It is not the everyday
00:59:45.720people that have the ability to immediately restrict the government's money. Now this is a
00:59:50.960serious imbalance of power and this is something that gives the governments a huge leg up when it
00:59:55.660comes to disagreements with their people and this is where the focus of this video comes in which is
01:00:00.620CBDCs and why I believe this is going to cause a greater imbalance of power and why this is coming
01:00:07.100to your country very soon. About CBDCs. This guy's name is Rishi Sunak. Now he has a very fancy
01:00:14.440government title in the United Kingdom. However, to us everyday folk, he is the country's chief
01:00:20.080financial minister. And recently he unveiled his proposal of G7 nations to implement what they call
01:00:26.340central bank digital currencies, what I've referred to in this video so far as CBDCs.
01:00:32.320CBDCs are digital currencies, just like the cryptocurrencies many of us already use today.
01:00:37.320Coins like Bitcoin, Ether, Doge. CBDCs would work the same way that crypto does,
01:00:43.020in that they would be a total digital form of money. And in short, they have the potential
01:00:48.000to change our financial system forever. One of the favorite things that people love about
01:00:52.980cryptocurrencies is that it is decentralized. It is the power in people's hands because they choose
01:00:58.380how they save it, use it, trade it. But with CBDCs, it wouldn't be the same. Just like the way your
01:01:04.280government controls your country's money and is responsible for creating and managing it,
01:01:08.940they would also control and issue a CBDC. So unlike a crypto, a CBDC wouldn't be decentralized.
01:01:16.580It would be centrally controlled, organized and regulated by your government, just like any other
01:01:22.540type of money. So basically the CBDC would take the biggest positive of crypto and it would get
01:01:29.640rid of it. And so the control would no longer be in people's hands. It would be given back to the
01:01:34.880governments where they would regulate it and also be under the influence of some of the most powerful
01:01:39.720people and corporations in the world. It would no longer be decentralized and it would no longer be
01:01:45.020a tool of the people. And I would argue that I don't think we need any more people governing our
01:01:50.980destinies or our money. But the thing is this isn't even the worst thing about CBDCs which I'll talk
01:01:57.340about in a minute but first I want to talk about how close we may be to this becoming a reality in
01:02:02.680our world now. Most people haven't heard about CBDCs yet but chances are they're coming to your
01:02:08.300country very soon. The image on your screen shows all the countries that are currently testing a
01:02:12.900CBDC or who have already started implementing them already. It's a lot and the number of countries
01:02:18.800is growing fast. Now, when Rishi Sunak announced his proposal to create CBDCs in countries such as
01:02:25.640the UK, US, Germany, and other, he used really beautiful words to describe this new tool. Words
01:02:33.820like safety, security, and inclusion. Words that make you really think that you should welcome
01:02:39.360CBDCs with open arms. But there is a word that's often linked to CBDCs that not that many people
01:02:45.280seem to want to talk about. And it's a word that would grant governments permission to do
01:02:49.840things with money they've previously not been able to do. And that word is programmable.
01:02:57.120A CBDC would be programmable, meaning that just like a piece of software, the government would
01:03:02.740be able to put restrictions on it with digital rules. And this would give them an immense amount
01:03:08.920of financial power over you. Power that I will say is a little bit terrifying. So let me show you
01:03:14.500this could potentially play out and provide you with a few hypothetical examples to illustrate
01:03:19.620my point. In times of economic hardship, your government doesn't want you to save money.
01:03:24.420They want you to spend it. Because when you spend money, it stimulates the economy.
01:03:28.900It makes money flow. So what if they could force you to spend your money? Well, with the CBDC,
01:03:34.820that would be possible. Your government could program your money to expire, meaning you would
01:03:39.380have a time limit to spend it. If it's not spent within a given time frame, for example within 30
01:03:45.300days, the money in your account would just disappear. Obviously you wouldn't want your money
01:03:50.340to expire so because of this expiration date you'd go out and spend it instead. Basically you'd be
01:03:56.100forced to take the action your government wants you to take. With a CBDC it doesn't matter if you
01:04:01.540want to save your money or not because that decision would soon be in the hands of your
01:04:06.260government. The idea of expiring money isn't actually hypothetical. Just last month in China
01:04:12.100they rolled out their own form of digital currency and they have been testing the expiration of money.
01:04:17.980But if that is not already concerning enough, what if your government wanted to control the
01:04:22.320types of things you buy? Well, with a CBDC that is possible. We all know the world is currently
01:04:28.580obsessed with carbon emissions and of course it's great that we should care about our environment.
01:04:33.460Well, very soon, personal carbon allowances are likely to become a thing in much of the West,
01:04:39.460meaning that just like big companies, individual people will be limited to an amount of carbon
01:04:44.580that will be allowed to put out every month.
01:04:47.480With a CBDC, a government could program your money so you can't buy fuel or plane tickets
01:04:53.420or even non-green foods and groceries once you hit your monthly carbon limit.
01:04:59.040basically your government will be able to completely control the things you can or cannot
01:05:03.780buy by programming your money apart from carbon i'm sure your government would have a whole bunch
01:05:10.220of reasons as to how and why they would be able to control your spending habits for me though i
01:05:15.660honestly would prefer in a world where i get to choose what it is that i can and cannot buy and
01:05:20.820when i choose to do so i don't need some government body looking over my shoulder and i'm sure there's
01:05:25.420a whole bunch of you that would probably agree with this. But there is one last example I want
01:05:29.800to share on how CBDCs could be used in order to restrict your personal freedoms. As I just
01:05:35.940mentioned, China is one of the world's leaders in creating digital currency, but they're also a world
01:05:41.800leader in censorship and punishing their citizens for stepping outside the lines. In China, saying
01:05:47.460negative things about the government or taking part in protests can already result in a citizen's
01:05:53.260right being taken away. And the Chinese government already blocks some of these people from being able
01:05:57.820to buy train tickets, plane tickets, or even being able to get a passport. I believe being able to0.99
01:06:03.280travel or get a passport are basic human rights, but with a CBDC, your government would have the
01:06:09.980power to restrict you from these things, just like it's happening in China today. There are plenty0.75
01:06:15.360more examples I could give you, but hopefully these points are already illustrating what is
01:06:19.880possible and how CBDCs could be used in order for governments to control your money, your life.
01:06:26.240Now, in the two examples I've referenced, I have been talking about China and I'm sure a few of
01:06:31.000you are thinking, well, that's China. It's not going to happen here. Of course, I'm not going
01:06:34.540to have such financial restrictions at my doorstep. Well, maybe think again. In Canada, this guy has
01:06:41.080already spoken out about removing travel privileges and driver's licenses from people who take part
01:06:46.780in protests. And he's already limiting people from being able to access their own money, people who
01:06:53.260are disagreeing with their government. Not only that, but just a few years ago, he also said that
01:06:58.540he admires China's dictatorship. And no, I'm not making that part up. So if this stuff is already
01:07:05.180happening in the West, how much longer until it gets worse? How much longer until countries such
01:07:10.460as Canada or perhaps US, UK, start using CBDCs in order to restrict people's financial freedoms
01:07:18.280or taking away your access to your own money because you disagree with your government. I
01:07:23.360think something that a lot of us often disagree with. And what about them restricting your ability
01:07:28.660to buy whatever that you choose to buy? I suppose only time will tell, but if this doesn't really
01:07:34.720sound like a fun future that you'd like to participate in, there could be a solution. So
01:07:39.280let's talk about that before we get any further if you think that this is important and more people
01:07:43.920should know about it like comment share it around yeah yeah do that more people talking about this
01:07:49.300very important issue do it look it is very possible that cbdc's could be used as a tool for
01:07:57.480good and it could help us make our lives with money just a little bit easier and there is the
01:08:02.680argument that is being used that cbdc's could help to eliminate the illegal activity that is
01:08:08.320happening within the land of cryptocurrencies. But by one way of looking at it, crypto is used
01:08:13.480by criminals far less than normal money is today. So the argument that crypto is only for shady
01:08:19.060business may not exactly be true. We already have digital currencies that allow us to use and store
01:08:25.000our own money. And the best part about them is that it's decentralized, meaning that the power
01:08:30.460is in our own hands and we get to decide what we do with our own money rather than having some
01:08:35.480government tell us how we can use our own money. So it seems that we already have a solution for
01:08:40.740a secure, safe, and inclusive way of using money today. Something that basically all of us can have
01:08:47.440access to right now. So when I think about it this way, I can't help but to think that the only reason
01:08:52.840why governments want to have CBDCs is so that they could have extra power and control over our money
01:08:58.920and our lives and potentially to shape our future the way that they'd want to shape our future. So
01:09:04.720to me there is one very simple solution. When inevitably the CBDCs come to your country and
01:09:11.440the government starts promoting it as a beautiful tool that we should all use, just don't. Quite
01:09:16.700simply just refuse to use it and concentrate on ways that are already existing on how to store
01:09:22.920and use your own money. Use cash or existing forms of electronic banking or maybe also explore the
01:09:29.780possibilities of crypto so more people adopt this. In short, vote with your wallet. Vote with the
01:09:36.040kind of money that still allows you to have the power in your own hands instead of handing over
01:09:41.780the power to people, organizations, corporations that already have enough. Sometimes I know it can
01:09:48.960feel like we don't have any power of our own futures and it feels like we're stuck in a system
01:09:53.420where we have zero control over the outcome. However, I do believe that when we come together
01:09:59.240we have so much more power than they lead us to believe.
01:10:03.880So use that power and make decisions in your daily life
01:10:06.940that will guide us towards that beautiful future
01:10:26.100And also don't forget to like, comment, subscribe, share,
01:10:28.740and i'll see you in the next one yes you will okay so um nice teeth so
01:10:33.900sorel amore finance you find that on youtube she has 417 000 subscribers
01:10:45.420and there's a reason for that i think sorel amore finance on youtube sorel
01:10:53.400amore finance on youtube guys that was a fantastic presentation and i think it's very understandable
01:11:02.600for everybody right so you go ahead and you find that video on youtube and you share it around to
01:11:09.460as many people as you possibly can because this is coming all right this digital currency thing
01:11:16.140this is coming they are working on it right now in the united states it is being discussed at the
01:11:22.780highest levels of government in the United States right now. In Canada, it's coming.
01:11:32.300The digital ID is already here. The known traveler thing, the video I played for you earlier, it's
01:11:38.520already here. I'm not sure how this is going to translate. Are they going to let us have the
01:11:45.740money we have now? Or are they going to just start everybody off at the same amount?
01:11:49.420i don't know how it's going to work i don't okay so all of a sudden you you you and you like you
01:11:55.960all the serfs you get 800 credits let's call them credits and you can get more or you can
01:12:02.700have it docked based upon your social behavior yeah that's how it works in china as she pointed
01:12:08.440out and i've pointed out on this show before bad behavior in china gets you slow internet travel
01:12:13.360bands maybe a smaller apartment than you've already got it's coming
01:12:19.000digital id say no they've tried to roll these things out already here in canada ontario has
01:12:29.080already tried this it didn't work they're going to try again later on this year quebec
01:12:32.600is not that far behind them i mentioned that on the show last night
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01:16:11.400This was just sent to me. Looks like the Manitoba government is looking at tightening security at the legislature and banning some activities from the grounds that surround the building.
01:16:25.340They put forward this bill today. It proposes the provincial cabinet set down a list of prohibited activities in the area.
01:16:33.920Security officers would have the power to evict people who engage in those activities and offenders could face fines of up to five thousand dollars.
01:16:40.760i don't know if that's even constitutional but then again i don't think these governments care
01:16:45.620anymore you guys people are allowed to protest on public grounds you can't pick and choose which
01:16:52.400ones they can and can't do unless they're already illegal like you know burning down the building
01:16:56.840or taking firearms out that would already be illegal you cannot stop a group of people from
01:17:03.880getting together and protesting you can't do that it's in the context well you can do that i suppose
01:17:10.520until somebody stands up and says you can't hence all the court cases that are coming up
01:17:14.480and the people need to speak up they're trying to stop us
01:17:18.880from our innate rights of protesting against them guys and i i know i tell you exactly why
01:17:27.420this is all happening it's because they're scared the members of the government certain
01:17:31.440mlas have been targeted with death threats i know this to be true they don't want to announce it i
01:17:36.940think it's not cool that anybody should get a death threat i can say beef up security all you
01:17:43.040want to but you can't restrict protests on the grounds of the legislature which by the way is
01:17:48.540public grounds paid for by the taxpayers of this province so good luck getting that through of
01:17:53.900course you know the the liberals and the ndp will vote right along with that because they they want
01:17:58.360a virtue signal louder but it will serve no useful purpose except to silence protests which is
01:18:04.460outrageous. Anyway, more on that story probably tomorrow night again. Nicole Labrasseur from
01:18:08.880thepowershift.ca and the Canadian People's Union is on the show tomorrow night. I'm thinking of a
01:18:13.700number between 10 and 40, but what is it? What is that number between 10 and 40? I need a clean
01:18:21.700piece of paper I can write on. Here we go. 10. Did I say 10 and 40? Yeah. Okay. Let's go with that.
01:18:27.000here i've written it down so what's that number
01:18:34.680baby don't you lose my number but you're going anyway you know i was at the cork and flame today
01:18:47.840restaurant at portage avenue and uh cariakis had an 80s channel on so that's that's why that song
01:18:56.380is in my head. I'm sorry about that. Billy, is it Billy or baby? I don't know. Baby, don't
01:19:05.340you lose my number. I haven't seen it yet.
01:19:26.380i gave it too big a oh sue french pap said 31 sue french pap said 31 and sue french pap you
01:19:38.840are correct again you don't have to be first with the number you just have to be correct because
01:19:43.480i see the comments come in in a different order and at a different pace than you guys do and i've
01:19:49.300had people in the past send me screenshots i was first see i don't care it doesn't matter because
01:19:55.420I don't see the comments the same way you do.