The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Tuesday March 22nd⧸2022

00:00:00.000 everybody welcome to shadow at night this is tuesday march 22nd 2022

00:00:04.080 march 22nd 2022 i wonder if that means anything i don't think it does but here we are all right

00:00:14.880 welcome to the show you may have seen my walk and talk earlier this afternoon uh frustrated i was

00:00:21.860 about the lack of cooperation between the leadership groups of the freedom movements

00:00:28.760 across manitoba and you know what that that extends all through canada as well there are

00:00:35.880 different factions of freedom movements that are well intentioned they are well put together

00:00:44.600 they have great plans but a lot of them duplicate other freedom groups and because of that we've got

00:00:55.720 redundancies in a minority of people meaning the minority of people who oh my goodness i i wonder

00:01:06.280 if we are actually because i think i've advocated that we're not in the past but it's so difficult

00:01:11.480 to say my basic formula for this and i'm sorry if i'm just jumping into this without giving you guys

00:01:17.640 any sort of warm-up at all is uh 20 have been in favor they are the branch comedians 20 of those

00:01:25.640 Those people have been dedicated to the the pandemic restrictions. Right. Twenty percent fiercely opposed.

00:01:34.000 And then you've got that great big group in the middle, that 60 percent of people who are just getting along to go along so they can work so they can pay their bills.

00:01:41.940 You know, they got the shots. It doesn't necessarily mean those people aren't in favor of freedom and doesn't necessarily mean those people.

00:01:50.920 uh didn't support the trucker convoy or don't support the rallies that happened but they just

00:01:58.440 i think more and more of them are coming out now but many of them are still kind of hiding behind

00:02:03.400 you know well i really support you guys but you know i gotta and that's that whole big political

00:02:11.400 correctness thing we talked about last night that whole woke culture that is absolutely poisoning

00:02:16.740 our society and has been for quite some time now but anyway um what i'm hoping for

00:02:24.100 is to get at least the manitoba or winnipeg leaders together

00:02:27.540 and just see if we can come up with one big huge group get rid of all of these

00:02:39.820 you know i think that if you look at freedom manitoba and all of the derivatives of that

00:02:45.540 just here on facebook you've probably got well over 20 groups and each group has got maybe 200

00:02:52.100 300 members i think there might be one that's got more than that but for the most part there are a

00:02:58.500 bunch of little groups and if we can get all of these groups and i think some of those groups have

00:03:02.980 even been abandoned by now because the latest post in some of these groups is like from last august

00:03:08.000 so if we can get some of these people who are running these groups together form one big huge

00:03:14.740 solidarity freedom movement i think we'll be on to something

00:03:19.260 and because we have not been able to do that thus far i've been

00:03:25.320 very frustrated and i aired that out this afternoon but i do have an email to read to you

00:03:30.660 actually i got several emails after that live walk and talk this afternoon emails of support

00:03:37.220 and of ideas because that's what i asked of you guys who watch this show regularly do you have

00:03:43.660 any ideas that maybe all the leadership groups could agree on and all participate in. Because

00:03:50.060 each one of these leadership groups has got their own faction of people who are completely

00:03:54.840 and totally faithful to that group. And so I got a couple, I'm going to read you one here

00:04:03.780 before we get into this. And you might see, you probably do see Pierre Polyev there up in the

00:04:09.900 corner he released this video in transit from montreal to ottawa last night we're talking about

00:04:16.040 the liberal ndp coalition which became news last night while i was on the air so i saw you guys

00:04:21.880 making comments in the comment section as i was on the air but i didn't know what you were talking

00:04:27.040 about so i went ah what the hell is this and then after i got off the air i went what so we're going

00:04:32.220 to talk about the liberal NDP coalition. Um, this is not the right email. Bear with me guys. I need

00:04:40.520 to get through this and it's, it's Gmail too. It takes forever. Okay. This one comes from Kim

00:04:51.580 and Kim says, hello shadow. I'm a loyal follower of your show. And although I can always watch

00:04:57.080 live, I always catch up later in the evening or in the morning. So I'm generally unable to comment.

00:05:01.460 so I just wanted to send a quick email as I'm 100% in agreement that the rally support

00:05:06.640 low turnouts are not helping our fight. I personally think that after the freedom

00:05:12.960 convoy in Ottawa, which created a sense of hope, love, and unity in most Canadians due to the

00:05:18.300 fiasco and corruption of our government that came to light, I myself, along with likely many others,

00:05:24.100 have been deflated. They can break all laws and deny us our constitutional rights,

00:05:29.480 then strong-armed citizens out of the Capitol as they constituted their own narrative of lies

00:05:34.700 to the world as though we were some radical group and not dedicated, freedom-loving people.

00:05:40.540 The left-wing corporate media is only now recanting the atrocities of which we were accused as false,

00:05:48.300 trying to win back some credibility, perhaps? Too little, too late. My significant other was on the

00:05:54.220 front lines of that convoy the entire time, and brutal insurrection came from none other than

00:05:59.100 law enforcement who are paid with our tax dollars to protect and to serve funny long story short i

00:06:05.880 agreed that we need to be united under one banner so to speak but i'm not sure that most of us are

00:06:11.260 confident i'm not sure that most of us are confident that being at a rally every saturday

00:06:17.980 has much weight based on what transpired in ottawa which will go down in history

00:06:22.040 unless they cancel that too my question is how can we do this and are there other options besides

00:06:32.020 a rally into which our leaders give us zero regard we are merely inconveniencing people right

00:06:37.480 okay there's a point how many rallies can you do before they become redundant we need to start

00:06:44.020 thinking outside the box here i'm tired too kim says i get it but we need to be more strategic

00:06:51.780 with our rallies to get better turnouts bigger outdoor public venues where capacity is not

00:06:56.540 limited and not as frequent pop-up events with huge turnouts huge turnouts perhaps

00:07:01.060 not just to march through the streets to piss off and block traffic but freedom parties with

00:07:06.360 speakers and music outdoor freedom socials much like they had in ottawa those were inspirational

00:07:13.080 and drew people in with love and to feel alive again after two years of what felt like death

00:07:18.380 depression, loss of loved ones, and friendships. Happiness is contagious, and it draws people in.

00:07:24.360 Hear, hear. My other point is this. Follow the money. We are the earners. We also still currently

00:07:31.520 have the power on where we spend it. If under the same banner, we ask for agreement to spend our

00:07:36.900 money at only small and medium-sized businesses, buy local whenever possible, use cash. I believe

00:07:43.120 the population estimate was 55 percent of Canadians who were on our side. Again, that's kind of a

00:07:48.660 toughie. If we can radically shift the wealth transfer back to local communities and small

00:07:54.160 and medium-sized businesses instead of giving more wealth to big business who have already

00:07:58.780 capitalized tremendously over the last two years, this can make a difference. I know this is a big

00:08:03.080 ask, but we still have a big battle ahead of us and we need to change things up to get people

00:08:07.140 fired up again. Just my two cents. Thank you for what you do. Sincerely, Kim. Now, I think that's

00:08:13.740 a fantastic idea. But it's tough to get that word out. People have suggested general strike.

00:08:25.000 Again, tough to get that word out. How do you stop people from going to Costco or Walmart

00:08:32.800 or supermarkets in general right people need things can we get them from local stores small

00:08:40.300 and medium-sized businesses okay but we talked about last night on the show were these businesses

00:08:46.900 imposing vaccine mandates and blah blah blah blah blah so we've got a lot to work out but i really

00:08:53.420 appreciate all of the people who took the time to write me an email with suggestions this afternoon

00:08:59.800 because that's what we need we need suggestions pop-up events i love that i love the idea of

00:09:05.340 outdoor socials we're planning some of those i'm going to talk to one of the planners after the

00:09:09.940 show tonight and find out more we do have a social coming up this is going to be an indoor one because

00:09:14.320 it's still you know spring and the weather is very unpredictable april 1st at the thirsty lion

00:09:20.100 on the corner of roblin boulevard and dale boulevard in excuse me in charleswood now i'm not sure what

00:09:27.680 capacity i've been there a few times i'm not sure what the capacity is but i would say

00:09:31.560 300 ish and i'm not sure about tickets either because the organizers haven't forwarded me

00:09:37.940 that information yet so that's all i can tell you at this point but i will try to find some

00:09:45.700 details out for you as soon as i possibly can about that one if you're in the winnipeg area

00:09:51.900 i'm sure you're going to want to go to that i will be at that one and then following that

00:09:57.000 like kim suggested i think we're going to try and put together some big outdoor bashes

00:10:01.640 freedom socials right this has nothing to do with masks this has nothing to do with whether you're

00:10:08.040 vaccinated or not it has nothing to do with any of that stuff it's just freedom socials people who

00:10:13.480 believe in our basic rights and freedoms maybe some of the people who have been wearing the masks

00:10:19.960 and got their two or three shots maybe they're just now waking up and they want to explore this

00:10:24.680 a little bit more and they don't know exactly where we stand so we that's why i keep putting

00:10:30.660 out some of the same things you know regularly on the show i know some of you guys go oh i've

00:10:35.460 heard this before from you shadow and i say yes that's great but other people are just tuning

00:10:40.160 into this show for the very first time and they might not know it right i mean just because you're

00:10:46.780 on season eight episode 16 doesn't mean they are it means they might be on season one episode two

00:10:52.620 right so we have to bring them in slowly to this whole thing all right this is pierre polyev who

00:11:00.300 is a leadership hopeful he's the front runner in the race to be the leader of the conservative

00:11:04.560 party of canada he's in his car driving from montreal to ottawa last night when he heard

00:11:09.600 the news of a liberal ndp coalition listen to pierre hi everyone sorry about the poor quality

00:11:17.260 this video but i'm traveling from montreal to ottawa just as breaking news comes forward of a

00:11:24.220 coalition power pact between the socialist ndp and the liberals to keep in control of the

00:11:32.460 government until the year 2025 obviously they have agreed to a radical and extreme agenda to

00:11:42.220 expand the power of government by taking away the freedoms of the people to increase spending and

00:11:50.780 taxes and inflation on the backs of the people or just inflation as I've described it. The

00:11:58.540 news might seem terrible but I'm here today with a message of hope with a strong conservative

00:12:06.300 leader who knows how to win the debate and the procedural contests on the floor of the

00:12:10.780 House of Commons. We can push back hard against this coalition attack on our freedom and our

00:12:18.860 country. We can mobilize the Canadian people to apply pressure on backbench Liberals and NDPers

00:12:26.780 who are not comfortable with this backroom deal in order that we may force a non-confidence vote

00:12:34.780 and try to defeat the government and its coalition partner before the 2025

00:12:42.220 expiry of this deal. I'm the only leader who can launch that effort to mobilize

00:12:49.580 the Canadian people, win the debates and the procedural contests on the floor of

00:12:54.720 the House of Commons, force an eventual non-confidence vote, go to an election

00:13:00.280 and win as i've always done i'm undefeated in seven elections in an ontario writer riding

00:13:06.660 i'm a proven fighter and some things are worth fighting for so keep the hope alive and more than

00:13:15.220 that take action sign now the pierre polyev for prime minister form which is in the link

00:13:21.840 join the effort i will be in contact with you about some more practical things you can do

00:13:28.680 to help me fight against this coalition to put you back in control of your life

00:13:34.340 and ultimately make canada the freest country on earth so my message is keep the hope we're going

00:13:41.920 to fight and we're going to win i need your help sign up now all right so you know there's a lot

00:13:49.760 of people who have been saying well he's just controlled opposition same with maxime bernier

00:13:55.880 had been saying that as well. Now, guys, if that's true, and Pierre Polyev is, in fact,

00:14:02.280 controlled opposition, and the same with Maxime Bernier, then we haven't got a hope in hell.

00:14:06.400 Well, there might be one hope in hell, and we'll explore that in just a second. In the meantime,

00:14:14.120 I think he's right. I think Polyev is the only one who can fight back against this coalition.

00:14:21.340 Now, all hope is not lost. There's going to be some NDP MPs and Liberal MPs who hate this. Remember, I was telling you last night about the power in the Prime Minister's office. It's extensive. And the MPs these days haven't got a lot of power.

00:14:41.940 But they actually do. If enough of these MPs vote against this coalition pact that the NDP leadership and the Liberal leadership are signing, they can force a vote of non-confidence.

00:14:57.200 so polyev you know he's been in parliament for quite some time i know everybody says there

00:15:06.880 should be term limits and i totally agree but this guy knows the ins and outs he knows all

00:15:12.480 of the procedural stuff and he knows the people right and there's all kinds i'm not sure if you

00:15:18.200 guys you know it's funny when we think about parliament we think about politicians in general

00:15:22.380 We don't think about them sitting in their office or or in the building, you know, the legislature or the House of Commons.

00:15:29.920 We don't think about them walking around, just grabbing a coffee, doing their day to day life.

00:15:33.540 But they do have that just like we do. And they do see each other all the time.

00:15:38.400 They're bumping into each other all the time. And they might even like each other.

00:15:43.000 You know, you know, Paul, you have might be buddies with one of the liberal MPs or an NDP MP.

00:15:47.280 maybe they go out for beers after work the thing is i think that maybe he'll be able to reach

00:15:55.820 a few mps on the other side it's not like they walk around wearing red shirts blue shirts and

00:16:02.560 orange shirts in there you know however it is a very tight-knit community and if word gets around

00:16:09.380 that polyev is talking to uh some liberal backbenchers trudeau is going to find out about

00:16:13.800 it very quickly. This is going to be interesting. I'm not a fan of it. Don't get me wrong. I feared

00:16:19.240 this very thing would happen, not in the last election, but the election before that. And now

00:16:24.900 here it is. The liberals in the NDP have agreed to launch the dental care program. So the liberals

00:16:32.840 will launch the dental care program the NDP was campaigning on in the last election in exchange

00:16:38.380 for their support but singh says the deal won't continue if the liberals back out of these

00:16:45.700 agreements so there's going to be this new dental care program for middle and low-income canadians

00:16:52.120 and they're going to advance a number of other ndp priorities in exchange for the new democrats

00:16:58.420 propping up the federal government until 2025 they do say guys they do say this this is not

00:17:04.920 a formal coalition and when you're talking about a formal coalition you're talking about the merging

00:17:10.200 of two parties sharing power so if this were a formal coalition the ndp would have some seats

00:17:19.020 at the cabinet table right so you'd have maybe two ndp ministers all of a sudden and and they

00:17:25.080 would probably change their name to the nd liberals or the new liberals or or something like

00:17:30.560 that um but they haven't this is just an agreement that can be uh dissolved if the liberals don't

00:17:40.480 live up to their end of the bargain but you know they're gonna because these two parties have

00:17:47.360 tried to out left each other for the past six or seven years and yet canadians seem to fall for it

00:17:53.680 time and time again even though there was a poll that came out not too long ago about a month ago

00:17:59.840 I saw if you took all of the support for middle and right-leaning parties and all of the support

00:18:07.120 for hard left-leaning parties, it was something like 53 to 47 percent in favor of the middle to

00:18:14.920 right-leaning parties. So maybe Canada isn't lost just yet. By the way, guys, this whole article

00:18:22.480 here is on the CBC website. You can go ahead and find it and read it for yourselves if you want to.

00:18:27.320 but warning it might make you gnash your teeth a little bit and you know what a lot of these

00:18:33.880 programs that the liberals say they're going to launch they're not officially launching them in

00:18:39.400 full until 2025 and this is actually you know politically genius if they're able to pull this

00:18:46.940 off because all of these programs that they're talking about jointly launching in the next three

00:18:53.520 years they're going to be fully implemented just in time for the next election if they're actually

00:18:58.640 able to do that and how are the conservatives going to campaign against that i mean how could

00:19:04.980 you campaign it's like taking away medicare it's every time the government throws money out

00:19:11.640 and the conservatives win or or they're trying to win an election and they say well we have to

00:19:16.920 tighten our belts therefore we're going to have to slash this program and cut this program and

00:19:21.880 defund this program people get upset because they don't understand that these programs cost money

00:19:27.520 which means their taxes need to go up but they don't think about that when it's time to vote

00:19:32.420 anyway i mean i think because of this coalition there's a lot of voters who are upset a lot of

00:19:42.060 liberal voters who are upset and a lot of ndp voters who are upset and a lot of people out

00:19:48.000 here in the west who were upset so is this going to mean the rise of western separation again the

00:19:55.380 rise of wexit it's interesting this is the maverick party guys these are this is a party based out of

00:20:03.620 alberta it's a federal political party and it's being run right now by jay hill he's the interim

00:20:08.560 leader and i've put a request in to get jay on the show because i think that this is going to

00:20:15.260 become an issue again, even though the, you know, the high foreheads out East, those liberal elites

00:20:22.040 are going to be like, oh, you're never going to separate from us. You know, that, that kind of

00:20:29.500 that arrogant sort of Eastern attitude rises up in them. And you can see it on Twitter,

00:20:35.060 especially from the political class, but let's hear what Jim has to say here.

00:20:39.280 Rather than abiding by the dictates from Ottawa, Maverick believes all four western provinces

00:20:49.600 should work together to make their own decisions.

00:20:54.720 My friends, we've tried for well over a hundred years to educate folks in the east about our

00:21:00.200 western way of life and the injustices we're subjected to because of our flawed confederation.

00:21:08.320 The truth is too few of them care.

00:21:12.680 It's time we accepted that fact.

00:21:15.600 That means it's time we made a plan to control our own destiny.

00:21:22.120 We must send an unmistakable signal to Ottawa and all those east of Manitoba that this time

00:21:30.380 we're serious.

00:21:31.380 How do we do that?

00:21:35.380 Independence must be an option.

00:21:37.980 is not necessarily independence but independence if necessary we must boldly chart a new course

00:21:45.720 we must have the courage to embrace the unknown in short we must truly become mavericks

00:21:53.280 well you know i like the guy he's got a lot of political experience jay hill does he was a

00:22:03.860 conservative party member for years based out of british columbia let's see what their platform is

00:22:08.780 here the maverick party i think the name might throw a lot of people off our mission

00:22:18.680 maverick strives to achieve greater fairness and self-determination for western canadians

00:22:24.540 through constitutional change or the creation of an independent nation oh yes you will never

00:22:30.520 reach your destination if you stop to throw stones at every dog that barks. Winston Churchill,

00:22:38.980 twin track. Many Western Canadians are not ready to abandon their ties to Canada,

00:22:45.760 so Maverick has adopted a twin track approach to achieve greater fairness and self-determination

00:22:51.120 for Western Canadians. Track A involves striving for five constitutional changes that would bring

00:22:57.780 fairness back to the west within canada while track b proposes laying the foundation of the

00:23:02.300 creation of a western nation these will be conducted simultaneously as we build towards

00:23:07.860 a greater autonomy yeah so guys you can find this maverickparty.ca maverickparty.ca you know what and

00:23:16.340 i want to do a quick survey of you right now so go ahead and get to the comments and i know there's

00:23:24.680 probably far less people in manitoba who would be voting yes to separation but i know we have a lot

00:23:30.060 of viewers in bc and alberta and saskatchewan so let me ask you all if you live uh west of ontario

00:23:38.760 and i'm sorry to leave you ontario guys out but um would you vote to stay in canada or would you

00:23:48.980 vote to leave so write leave or stay in the comments now i realize you're you guys all

00:23:56.700 watching this are of a political mindset but i don't know i mean if somebody put a ballot in

00:24:01.040 front of me and said would you vote to leave or would you vote to stay i damn well want to know

00:24:05.420 what the plan for leaving was and what it was going to look like so if you're talking about

00:24:10.500 western canada i don't think you're talking about all four provinces completely intact the way it

00:24:17.260 looks on the map right now i think you're talking about uh part of british columbia probably all of

00:24:24.040 alberta some of the northwest territories in the yukon um all of saskatchewan probably all of

00:24:31.480 manitoba so people say well how do you get your oil to market you got a lot of oil in alberta but

00:24:38.820 how do you get it out there well people forget that manitoba is a maritime province and we do

00:24:42.780 have a port here it might be tough getting the product up there via rail so we'd have to reinforce

00:24:47.020 those rail lines up to churchill but we do have a way to get it out uh if we don't have access to

00:24:53.740 any ports in british columbia this would be interesting so what do you guys say here

00:24:57.580 ellen says leave julie says leave no i don't think soros is behind wexit luke says leave madeline

00:25:07.400 says leave bye-bye on point power products

00:25:13.320 michelle says stay stay stay leave should i stay or should i go brian says leave

00:25:23.460 leave jeff says

00:25:27.140 if the west could get more seats the country may be able to unite

00:25:32.240 uh yeah that's not going to happen because it's representation by population

00:25:37.300 so i think the reforms that he's talking about here would be an elected senate right so you'd

00:25:48.040 have to reopen the constitution and and we didn't get into the four or five planks that they want

00:25:53.480 to see changed in the constitution which is only a working document according to nicole

00:25:57.740 of the powership.ca but anyway my point is that you got to open up the constitution you have to

00:26:06.860 make the Senate an elected body. You would probably have to change the structure of government

00:26:11.380 in such a way that the governor general's office would actually have some official say, meaning

00:26:17.340 that could be an elected position instead of governor general. You make it chancellor. You

00:26:22.340 call it something else. So it's not a representative of the queen, right? We have to come up with our

00:26:27.640 own style of government here. And that person would hold certain powers. Would the prime

00:26:34.120 minister still be the leader of the country or would that person be the chancellor or the president

00:26:39.220 or whatever so there's certain things that would need to change because if you want equal

00:26:45.280 representation the senate's the only way to do it that's the way it works in the united states

00:26:50.680 right so you've got representation by population in the house of representatives but the senate

00:26:54.580 has two senators from each state no matter how big or small they are and that's the upper house

00:27:01.520 and the House of Representatives is the lower house,

00:27:03.540 just like it is here in Canada.

00:27:09.640 And we still have people saying leave, leave, leave, leave, leave.

00:27:12.800 I think I would say leave myself,

00:27:16.220 but I would certainly want to know,

00:27:17.660 how is this going to be configured?

00:27:18.980 What would the capital city be?

00:27:20.340 Would we have new provinces or would they be smaller states?

00:27:24.000 How would this look?

00:27:26.280 Guys, we've got a lot of resources in this part of the country

00:27:29.380 that have yet to be tapped into.

00:27:31.520 and there's all kinds of oil that's just sitting there in the ground waiting to be pumped

00:27:36.940 and with the technology they have to do that these days i mean canadian oil extraction is

00:27:42.760 the cleanest in the world and the processing of it the same and yet trudeau's shut that down

00:27:49.840 effectively bringing in oil from venezuela and the middle east and up until about a month ago russia

00:27:56.960 so yeah this area is replete agriculture come on all we need to do is is build manufacturing

00:28:08.260 plants here which would create jobs hello so it would be an interesting

00:28:13.760 you know i'll tell you i've talked about this before and a lot of people think well canada

00:28:21.220 has always been Canada. No, man. I mean, this country has changed so much since its inception

00:28:28.480 in 1867. We talked about this with Brian Peckford the other day. I mean, we only had four provinces

00:28:34.280 when Canada became a country. There was Ontario, which wasn't the way it looks today. There was

00:28:40.440 Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. And then PEI came in and then Manitoba came in

00:28:47.120 And then British Columbia came in.

00:28:50.060 And then years later, Alberta and Saskatchewan came in.

00:28:53.140 And then all of the provinces eventually took the shape that they have today.

00:28:57.800 And then Newfoundland came in in 1949.

00:29:02.160 So people, there's people alive today who remember Newfoundland as its own thing before it was Canada.

00:29:11.600 Yeah, so things could be changing again.

00:29:14.280 If the liberals and the NDP continue to screw, and let's not just forget about all the money they want to spend, and they want to spend it.

00:29:23.880 I mean, these two together in power, this is going to be incredibly tough to deal with if you have any idea of economics and taxes, which is pretty much why I am right of center.

00:29:38.780 It's because I don't want to see these ridiculous taxes.

00:29:41.340 And the only way to pay for these programs that they want to put in is through taxes.

00:29:45.900 That's it.

00:29:47.380 But let's not forget the woke factor that these two parties bring to the table.

00:29:51.600 Oh, never mind trying to out left each other.

00:29:54.820 They are trying to out woke each other as well.

00:29:58.380 And wokeness will continue to seep into our political system and our bureaucracy at our institutions and schools,

00:30:07.680 universities because of these two them being in power for the next together for the next three

00:30:15.700 years so this is why i say we have to fight back from the grassroots level right i mean

00:30:25.380 school trustees city councilors town councilors running for reeve running for mayor whatever i

00:30:32.920 know jason gray one of our viewers is going to run for mayor in winnipeg congratulations jason

00:30:37.500 for taking that on i think that's fantastic i would suggest for your first run you go for a

00:30:41.840 council seat but if you want to go for mayor go for mayor right we need to get rational minded

00:30:49.000 people in these positions of power at all levels if we have any hope guys i mean we can rally we

00:30:56.140 can demonstrate we can party all we want to do but ultimately we have to put ourselves in control

00:31:04.360 we have to give ourselves the reins of power back we got to bring common sense back

00:31:09.140 i wouldn't be adverse to starting a party calling it the common sense party common sense

00:31:14.540 what do you mean common sense yeah yeah just simple basic critical thinking and common sense

00:31:21.840 what have you got against that el woco ron desantis by the way as far as i'm concerned

00:31:29.780 is an even bigger legend today than he was yesterday and we've got a great story involving

00:31:35.200 him in just a second now this is interesting brian lily of uh sun media i've always thought

00:31:42.160 of him as a bit of a drip sometimes sometimes i agree with him sometimes i don't but how often

00:31:49.340 do you see the world economic forum actually spoken about in left-wing corporate media and

00:31:53.880 by the way sun media is left-wing corporate media they used to be on our side but since the media

00:32:01.020 bailouts happened with trudeau a couple years ago they've hard they've changed their position

00:32:05.980 boom i'm not going to say hard left because they still do have a couple of clear thinking

00:32:11.800 columnists in this newspaper but for the most part they've gone hard left so the wef lily says

00:32:18.140 is a weird organization but they don't run canada or the world do tell brian let's hear what he has

00:32:23.820 to say and you be the judge after hearing me read this column to you as to what he means there's one

00:32:32.440 of two things i think if you're concerned at all about the great reset the world economic forum

00:32:39.020 or klaus schwab then you're familiar with this phrase i'm here to break some news to people

00:32:45.040 though especially those who have taken concern over that phrase to an unhealthy level i think

00:32:51.940 the phrase is the Great Reset, right? The World Economic Forum does not control the world,

00:32:57.300 and Klaus Schwab is not a global puppet master running our government. Really, Brian?

00:33:04.400 Does the WF have some kooky ideas? Absolutely. Is Schwab creepy? Seems so to me. None of that

00:33:12.800 means he's running Canada or any other country, and he definitely isn't orchestrating the pandemic.

00:33:17.760 I say this as someone who has written about the WEF and Schwab in the past.

00:33:24.040 Well, so what?

00:33:25.520 I've talked about them too.

00:33:28.280 That doesn't make me an expert.

00:33:30.760 You've written about them?

00:33:32.940 Really?

00:33:33.560 That's what you're going to use to put yourself in a position of expertise.

00:33:40.460 Okay.

00:33:41.620 I've also written about my concerns regarding the ideas of people like George Soros,

00:33:46.300 the plans of the United Nations Agenda 21 program, and more.

00:33:52.860 All of these are real issues and people that anyone concerned about democracy and national sovereignty

00:33:58.260 should be concerned about, but they're not in control.

00:34:02.240 Canada remains a robust democracy despite all of its problems,

00:34:05.840 and that means we have elected officials in charge,

00:34:08.240 and when elections decide it's time for a change,

00:34:10.860 we have a peaceful and orderly transition of power.

00:34:16.300 Did he even hear about the Freedom Convoy and how it ended, I wonder?

00:34:22.460 Has he heard about some of these judicial decisions in the past year?

00:34:27.380 Has he heard about the mandates that, okay, you get my point.

00:34:31.020 Are some politicians or parties more aligned with people like Schwab or Soros?

00:34:36.120 Do some see the goals of the WEF and UN as something to aspire to?

00:34:40.560 Absolutely.

00:34:42.020 Justin Trudeau and his deputy prime minister, Chrystia Freeland, fit that description.

00:34:46.940 Freeland is aligned with Soros and has interviewed him several times.

00:34:50.380 She even appears to have introduced Trudeau to Soros.

00:34:56.020 Trudeau gave a keynote address to the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, January 2016, just three months after being elected.

00:35:03.640 It was mostly filled with affirmations and empty platitudes, but he was a rock star at the meeting

00:35:09.200 because he and most of those in attendance see the world through the same lens,

00:35:12.640 not because he's the puppet of some shady organization now controlling our capital.

00:35:18.480 As I've said for more than a decade in columns on TV and radio,

00:35:22.100 there is no secret cabal of people controlling the planet.

00:35:24.760 If you want to claim the WEF, the Bilderbergs, or the Penta Verratti are controlling the world,

00:35:33.660 it doesn't matter to me. Just know that it isn't true.

00:35:36.360 i've spent more than 20 years covering politics and have watched the chretien martin harper and

00:35:43.620 trudeau governments up close at the provincial level i've covered the varying degrees the

00:35:48.540 bouchard landry and charay governments in quebec and ontario the eaves mcginty winn and ford

00:35:53.660 governments all of this has given me great insight into how governments work people like to think

00:35:59.400 that governments are capable of organizing vast conspiracies they're not they can't organize small

00:36:06.260 conspiracies never mind big ones too many people think the government is like an episode of west

00:36:17.340 wing when in reality it's more like an episode of veep as for these external organizations such

00:36:23.520 as the wef or un the so-called globalists who are running the world they do what they do in the open

00:36:29.260 they're participating in the battle of ideas the way to oppose those ideas is with better ideas

00:36:34.540 not by falsely claiming these people or organizations run the world.

00:36:39.160 The political actions of highly wealthy people like Soros or the Cook brothers on the right

00:36:45.620 should be carefully examined.

00:36:47.920 These are people who spend enormous amounts on election campaigns

00:36:51.360 and not-for-profit groups to spread their ideas.

00:36:54.100 Anyone doing that deserves scrutiny.

00:36:56.360 They're not the elected officials, though, and they're not the ones in charge.

00:37:00.080 If people are trying to convince you otherwise, watch an episode of Veep

00:37:03.860 to see how governments normally operate

00:37:05.820 and drop the idea of the grand conspiracy.

00:37:08.720 It isn't happening.

00:37:14.940 Okay, all right, all right, all right.

00:37:18.200 I need your feedback on this.

00:37:20.560 I'll give you mine first.

00:37:23.540 I think he's incredibly naive.

00:37:29.060 Unless he thinks we're incredibly naive

00:37:32.520 and he's just trying to placate people those people who are just now waking up and going oh

00:37:37.220 what is all this what what is that what are it no no no no no no no no no no no the wef is real

00:37:43.240 the great reset is real but that doesn't mean it's happening that doesn't mean it's you know

00:37:48.860 he's in control schwab or soros that doesn't mean anything like that well then how do you explain

00:37:55.300 the young global leaders how do you explain george soros uh spending millions and millions

00:38:02.080 of dollars to get these district attorneys elected in the united states of america

00:38:06.860 who institute immediately catch and release programs oh look at this what i found in my

00:38:12.200 pocket here action for canada i mean what is the end game here globalization the great reset

00:38:22.380 destabilizing countries like the united states that's what it's all about

00:38:32.080 With the vast amounts of money that these guys spend

00:38:37.240 and the incredible amounts of influence that people like Klaus Schwab have

00:38:41.760 over government leaders, corporate leaders, and cultural leaders,

00:38:48.060 how can he say, like with a straight face in this article,

00:38:53.180 that they're not in control?

00:38:54.320 Of course they are.

00:38:56.520 They may not be signing the papers, but they control the people who do.

00:39:02.080 naivete or is he doing that is is he controlled opposition and i want to talk to you guys a bit

00:39:09.800 about controlled opposition tonight all right i have been watching the likes of edward snowden

00:39:17.220 uh over the past couple of days interviews and such guys like snowden they say look there is

00:39:24.620 no conspiracy theory everything they're doing it's out in the open it's there it's available

00:39:31.780 on Google searches. It's in the left-wing corporate media. All of it is there. So there's

00:39:39.200 no conspiracy. They say what they mean. Certainly there will be controlled opposition. And I think

00:39:45.640 that article may have been something like that. But on the other side of things, we've got people

00:39:52.140 who think everybody is controlled opposition. And if that's the case, my friends, then we are

00:39:57.640 truly screwed. All right. Then there is nothing for us. So run to the hills. Now, if you truly

00:40:05.360 believe that everybody not in power is controlled opposition, you know, everybody who doesn't lean

00:40:11.740 hard left in the corporate media spectrum is controlled opposition. People like Dan Bongino

00:40:16.320 and uh and uh tucker carlson

00:40:21.300 no there there still needs to be some good guys generally speaking

00:40:27.940 right there just needs to be more of them

00:40:31.980 now this is interesting the cbc would even publish this story but let's go ahead and read it and

00:40:38.280 again note how long it took this court case to resolve itself manitoba judge orders the cbc the

00:40:44.900 CBC reporting on themselves here, orders the CBC to pay $295,000 in defamation case court costs.

00:40:52.400 It comes on top of nearly $1.7 million in damages already paid to an investment advisor.

00:40:59.380 Okay, so this is a 10-year-old case here, you guys.

00:41:03.720 But anyway, my point is that if this guy can do it, then maybe we should think about,

00:41:10.220 and this is something else that we, the people, can do.

00:41:14.900 we just need to find a lawyer willing to do it. And that's a class action lawsuit against media.

00:41:22.360 But what we need to do now, there's a lot of people who think shadow, how come you don't do

00:41:27.380 this? And shadow, how come you don't do that? And how come you weren't here? And how come you

00:41:30.460 weren't there? And I will admit, like I did on my walk and talk this afternoon, guys, that I did

00:41:36.100 say I was going to that rally at the CBC on the weekend, and then I blew it off because I just

00:41:40.900 needed a couple of down days all right i apologize for doing that um but if we can do this if we can

00:41:49.840 make this happen if we can find a lawyer i'm only one guy i can't be everywhere i can't do everything

00:41:56.380 so if if there's some people out there with a little bit of time on their hands who can find

00:42:00.940 a couple of lawyers in manitoba who would be willing to take a case like this on and i'm

00:42:06.900 talking about that class action against media what we need then is maybe a team of six people

00:42:12.320 to do some digging and find misinformation in the media blatant misinformation in the media

00:42:22.900 and then we could try to sue them

00:42:27.180 and there could be all kinds of different misinformation but that's something that

00:42:36.100 you can do to contribute to this cause because if this guy can win this kind of money from the cbc

00:42:44.020 then maybe we can too but even more a manitoba court of queen's badge a judge has ordered cbc

00:42:49.880 manitoba to pay court costs to a winnipeg man after finding its coverage about the man was

00:42:54.240 defamatory right in december last year the cbc was ordered to pay investment advisor kenneth

00:43:03.400 Wayne Music nearly 1.7 million dollars in damages after a judge heard the coverage negatively

00:43:08.860 affected the Music's personal life and ability to earn income. In a written decision issued March

00:43:14.840 the 4th, Manitoba Court of Queens bench Justice Herbert Rempel granted Music an additional 295

00:43:20.440 grand plus 17 dollars in legal costs. Neither party could agree on costs and interest and

00:43:26.200 instead of arguing in front of Rempel they asked the judge to determine the final costs in another

00:43:30.480 written ruling uh so basically the cbc just went ahead and mutilated this guy

00:43:37.100 made him look like the worst investment advisor in the world and after that his clients dropped

00:43:43.960 like flies and his business pretty much sank into the ground so for 10 years he has been fighting

00:43:50.420 the cbc on this so he gets 1.7 million dollars plus now nearly 300 000 extra dollars in the cost

00:43:57.900 of the court for a total of almost two million dollars so again guys if this guy can pull that

00:44:03.840 off then maybe we can come up with a class action suit for misinformation not just from the cbc i'm

00:44:10.960 talking about global i'm talking about bell media which is ctv also why not at least explore that so

00:44:17.880 what we need to do first is find a lawyer and ask her or him if there's a way we can do that what

00:44:25.340 we need to look for and then we just form a team of volunteers to do it why not why not the media

00:44:33.060 needs to be held accountable for everything they've done in the past couple of years and what

00:44:37.940 they're still doing now oh found this today dr paul alexander all right so he's been very vocal

00:44:49.640 about the vaccines and whatnot in the past year or so and he wrote a substack piece yesterday

00:44:56.900 it says Pfizer offered me one million dollars and a fifty thousand dollar a month wage essentially

00:45:05.020 to stop writing and hammering them from Albert Bourla I have limited patchy broken income due

00:45:12.020 to being cancelled and smeared I said no instead I joined McCulloch Malone Vandenbosch Osquai

00:45:18.980 ricci tannenbaum trotzi wolf urso et al willingly to wage battle for society and our children as

00:45:25.920 doctors and scientists and governments failed wow

00:45:30.960 you come out and you make an accusation like that against a company like

00:45:37.460 pfizer oh you better be right you better be sure you better have the proof yes this happened he said

00:45:45.780 you guys got to like and share now look at i've i've been having some problems on facebook lately

00:45:52.460 not so much on rumble or twitch and you can find the show they're live every night two at eight

00:45:56.240 o'clock central but definitely here on facebook they've thrown up shadow bands again right so

00:46:02.640 that has knocked down our viewership in the last couple of nights and we want as many people as

00:46:08.500 possible to be waking up right now and so we can recruit them to our side of this fight

00:46:13.300 because we're in a war it's a different kind of war but we're in a war this is essentially what

00:46:19.420 we're in right so the more you like and share the better off we're going to be and other shows

00:46:25.980 just like this one do the same thing i do so anyway paul alexander md says yeah this happened

00:46:35.180 that i would not call out bory borla again of course no one would put this in writing but of

00:46:40.760 course, this was to silence me. Of course, if I worked for Pfizer, I would be muted complete

00:46:45.680 from that moment on. That is how they silence you, put you on a payroll.

00:46:51.780 They offered him a million dollars plus $50,000 a month in salary to shut him up. He says,

00:46:58.360 to me, the battle is so huge, so transformational that a POTUS president of the United States

00:47:03.140 could be so misled that decisions were made February, March, 2020 that shaped the next

00:47:07.660 two years in the United States and the world, and negatively so. Of course, I cannot be part of

00:47:12.600 that, nor would ever I consider it. I'm in the fight for my people, my family, my children,

00:47:18.680 and the world. I will leave behind one day. I have lost enough that I cannot go back now.

00:47:23.560 As they say, balls to the wall. And I will say again, Bourla and Bansal and all at the FDA and

00:47:32.420 all at the NIH, Fauci et al., all who have acted in this COVID fraud must be allowed to defend

00:47:38.400 their decisions and policies as we live in good governments, et cetera. And we function with laws,

00:47:43.200 though many argue the judicial system is corrupt. But if we show in proper legal inquiring and

00:47:47.800 public inquiries that their actions costed lives, that their decisions killed people,

00:47:51.460 that people and children died as a result, then they must be held to account with jail time,

00:47:56.780 financial penalties and jail time i love it i love it and we need more of this guys there are

00:48:08.580 more and more people coming out with truths all the time what we need to do in manitoba is find

00:48:16.860 those people talk to doctors talk to nurses talk to teachers go check out truth bomb from granny

00:48:23.540 on rumble there are whistleblowers there i would love to have some whistleblowers on this show

00:48:30.800 people who have been there who have seen this crap happening right in front of their faces and yet

00:48:36.700 for some reason stayed quiet maybe they didn't want to lose their medical license they didn't

00:48:41.500 want to lose their nursing license they didn't want to lose their incomes they were scared maybe

00:48:46.740 they didn't actually believe what they were seeing have you ever been in a position like that

00:48:50.140 there's no way that could have happened you say to yourself i mean that's am i crazy there's no way

00:48:58.220 and then you think about it for a couple of days and you go no that did happen what do i do with

00:49:04.600 this who do i go to that's the other thing it's like one of those intrigue spy movies right who

00:49:11.020 do you go to with with this story is everybody corrupt is everybody in on it who can i talk to

00:49:17.540 if i talk to the wrong person i'm screwed they'll just blackball me right out of here

00:49:24.140 not to mention the pressure i'll receive from my peers co-workers

00:49:27.340 yeah no i get it i understand i have felt that way in the past myself i've always been a maverick

00:49:38.260 you know wherever i worked in radio i was always thinking outside of the group think

00:49:44.420 and I was always chastised because of that

00:49:47.180 I was always, as many program directors have said in the past

00:49:51.320 a problem

00:49:52.100 never got along to go along

00:49:54.520 that's why I'm doing what I do now

00:49:58.200 and I'm sure there's many doctors and nurses

00:50:02.520 and firefighters and police who feel the same way

00:50:06.560 we've had a couple on the show

00:50:07.980 but not nearly as many as we need

00:50:10.580 to break this wall

00:50:13.860 some people start talking about we've got to bring society together we've got to heal this

00:50:20.900 divide and i agree but things need to happen first apologies need to be made

00:50:27.980 first we're not there yet i'm not sure if we're going to be there by the end of this year

00:50:35.880 or the end of next year depends on people i was out at the superstore today again

00:50:40.880 and i guess it just depends on the time of day you go or what store you go to but it appeared

00:50:48.620 to me that most people were still comfortable wearing masks and there's still people who are

00:50:52.640 making comments even on this page even on this show people making comments saying i'm glad people

00:50:58.060 are still you know being safe like you don't get it do you but we're just going to have to ride

00:51:10.500 this out healing broken hearts is going to be a a big service that happens at the calvary temple

00:51:18.640 here in winnipeg next month we're going to hear more about that uh probably next week mike foy

00:51:23.480 jack is from voyage funeral homes who's putting this thing on uh is going to tell us more about

00:51:28.480 it took out a huge uh half page ad in the free press this past weekend and has been receiving

00:51:33.880 a lot of emails about it too. 2,500 people will be welcomed. There's seating for 2,500 people at

00:51:40.960 Calvary Temple and there is standing room as well. So there's no tickets being sold. It's a free

00:51:47.660 event, obviously. So it's going to be first come first serve, but it's going to be a huge, and

00:51:52.840 it's, there's not going to be any vaccine situation, right? Nobody is going to be asking

00:51:57.960 about that. We ask that if you do plan on going to this event, you don't bring it up in conversation

00:52:03.320 with anybody and masks as well you can wear a mask all you like and if you see people wearing

00:52:09.560 masks we ask you be respectful they are wearing masks and say nothing to them except hey how you

00:52:14.220 doing brings an old expression to mind you win more uh flies with honey than you do with vinegar

00:52:24.660 i don't know why you'd want to catch flies

00:52:26.500 what am i going to do with all these flies anyway it's nice is better than not nice

00:52:36.580 and if you make people feel comfortable enough then maybe they'll just kind of let that mask down

00:52:45.580 because you can't catch covid from a friend right

00:52:48.300 ron de santis sorry ron de santis i mispronounced his name he's the governor of florida and

00:52:57.680 what a rock star this guy is i think he should be the republican candidate for president in

00:53:03.900 the next election i think he'd probably win in a landslide i think the days of donald trump are

00:53:08.820 over you know i know there's a lot of people saying he should run again damn it trump should

00:53:13.000 run again i i don't think so i think trump did what he was supposed to do i think this guy here

00:53:18.460 he's like this guy is the guy like you know when it comes to these transgender athletes

00:53:26.020 and look i have nothing and and that that's the thing that the left does these woke people

00:53:31.780 the pronoun crowd you know what they'll say to you is if you are against

00:53:36.680 trans women competing in female sports, then you're against the entire process. You're

00:53:45.220 anti-trans. No, I'm not at all. I mean, if there's a guy who has always felt his whole life that he's

00:53:56.920 a woman and not a man, then he should be able to make that transformation. That is fine. Go ahead,

00:54:02.500 man fill your boots whatever makes you happy it's none of my business i don't care but if you want

00:54:07.400 to start competing in female sporting events you have an unfair advantage so should they be able

00:54:14.340 to compete no of course they shouldn't biologically men are stronger bigger faster it's just a fact

00:54:21.600 now i'm not going to say all men are stronger than all women because that would be wrong

00:54:28.000 I've seen some freaking strong women in my day

00:54:30.780 but if you take the strongest woman in the world

00:54:33.560 and put her against the strongest man in the world

00:54:35.480 it's not a contest

00:54:36.740 this is what I'm saying

00:54:39.140 so these women who have been training their entire lives

00:54:43.160 in whatever event they're competing in

00:54:46.760 now have to compete against essentially a male

00:54:49.640 and they're getting slaughtered

00:54:52.480 so Governor Ron DeSantis today slammed the NCAA

00:54:56.080 for allowing a transgender swimmer to compete for and win a women's championship,

00:55:02.140 continuing the Republican governor's attack on corporations and organizations

00:55:05.780 over their positions on LGBTQ policies.

00:55:10.480 Now, I was not around in the 1950s, but there was a golfer named Sam Snead.

00:55:17.300 I read about this. Sam Snead took part in an LPGA event, and he won it by a mile.

00:55:24.200 and that was because there were some women golfers i think babe or zaharias was her name

00:55:30.720 there were some women golfers claiming that some women should be on the pga tour now 1950s was

00:55:38.660 different so sneed played in this lgpa or lpga event and he won it again a landslide and he got

00:55:49.500 slammed as he should have as he should have i don't think it's a bad thing that women compete

00:55:57.820 with men in certain sports you know non-contact sports because you don't want to see anybody get

00:56:02.060 hurt bad right like hockey kind of tough football the same unless they show they can do it then fine

00:56:07.720 go ahead but uh so what i'm saying is it's a situation by situation basis like when anika

00:56:16.320 soren stam played in that pga event in texas i think it was a colonial golf course maybe 10

00:56:22.080 years ago or more i was rooting for her i thought it was great like she's the best female golfer

00:56:28.500 in history as far as i'm concerned and she i think she made the cut in that event or if she

00:56:32.920 didn't she came damn close but this is ridiculous this is not you know men against women this is

00:56:42.520 well yes it is but they're using this as a trick you see

00:56:47.620 and they actually think they can get away with this crapola and they are getting away with it

00:56:54.300 except for guys like DeSantis in criticizing the organization over Leah Thomas the University of

00:57:00.220 Pennsylvania's athlete DeSantis has joined the cast of conservatives who have railed against

00:57:04.760 the NCAA always got to be conservatives right what about just logical thinkers this is from

00:57:10.500 politico.com by the way transgender women have been allowed to compete in women's categories in

00:57:17.220 the olympics since 2003 and the ncaa since 2010 that they've got to change that policy that is

00:57:24.020 outrageous the ncaa is basically taking efforts to destroy women's athletics the santis said

00:57:30.580 tuesday at a bill signing event outside of tampa they're trying to undermine the integrity of the

00:57:35.220 competition. And they're crowding somebody else, the women's champion. DeSantis and other GOP

00:57:42.480 lawmakers have claimed they're protecting the integrity of women's sports. And I say he is.

00:57:48.640 While supporters of Thomas and other transgender athletes say laws prohibiting them from competing

00:57:53.020 are unnecessary and marginalize those athletes. Look at if there's enough transgender athletes

00:57:59.960 in the world in the next few years, maybe they can have their own category. We can have

00:58:04.240 men women and transgender how about that

00:58:08.120 that sounds fair doesn't it because this is ridiculous liz wheeler i'm not sure if you guys

00:58:18.060 have ever watched her but i like her she was saying where's the dads where are the dads dads

00:58:27.600 where are you how come you're not standing up for your daughters here your daughters who have

00:58:32.380 been training their entire lives where are you speak up maybe they are it's just that the left

00:58:37.880 wing corporate media won't cover them i don't know this is interesting you guys i can't remember if

00:58:44.720 this was sent to me today or if i just happened to bumble across it while i was looking around

00:58:51.460 on twitter or something this is inside a white supremacist militia in ukraine released january

00:58:56.240 8th of 2021 well before any aggression started between russia and ukraine it's from time time

00:59:07.040 magazine it's about eight minutes long and i suggest you go ahead and find this because this

00:59:17.360 is an extraordinary eight minutes that may change the way you look at what what's going on right now

00:59:23.280 now in Ukraine. It might change the way you think about Zelensky, who, by the way, nationalized all

00:59:30.700 media and banned all opposition parties over the weekend, in case you missed it yesterday on the

00:59:35.480 show. That's what happened. And Western democracies are cheering on these moves, really. You know,

00:59:43.680 even during World War II, you know, Winston Churchill or any other leaders, they didn't ban

00:59:52.400 the opposition you don't ban the opposition you have to listen to what they have to say maybe

00:59:57.540 they'll have a good idea or two isn't that what working together is all about

01:00:03.560 i mean these leftist leaders will say out of one side of their mouths yeah we want to work

01:00:10.120 with everybody and then on the other side of the mouth you're banned acceptance

01:00:14.940 is our trademark it's a hallmark of what we stand for but you're banned

01:00:20.820 it's enough already

01:00:24.880 find this you guys watch it see for yourselves what's really going on over there and when you see

01:00:32.980 the flag in this video and the insignia on the flag

01:00:42.760 equate it with what you've been seeing at pro-ukraine rallies this past month you're going

01:00:49.720 to go oh really yeah so find this time on youtube easy to find but don't ask me to send it to you

01:01:00.600 because i don't want to spend all night doing that religious freedom what's at stake if we lose it

01:01:07.760 this is the first thing this is what i learned in history class when i was in grade 10

01:01:15.220 I was 15 years old. I remember the history teacher standing up and saying,

01:01:20.700 what is the first thing that goes when a country goes totalitarian?

01:01:27.700 Religion. They don't want people to have hope or comfort.

01:01:33.560 In order to conquer them, they must be fearful.

01:01:39.460 We need to take away everything that makes them feel good and comfortable and strong.

01:01:45.220 And the first thing besides the family, which has been attacked for years in Canada and in the United States and all Western democracies for that matter.

01:01:55.280 After that, it's churches.

01:01:58.260 Did you notice that last year there was over 200 Catholic churches burned in Canada?

01:02:05.860 And the left-wing corporate media barely reported on it and Trudeau barely commented on it?

01:02:11.560 Like, that's huge crime.

01:02:15.220 But they got burned for a reason, you see. They found all those bodies of the kids from residential schools. But we know that they've known where those bodies have been for 50 years. So why was it such a story last year? Did they want those churches to burn? Interesting, isn't it?

01:02:36.480 What's the first thing that got attacked in Canada,

01:02:40.520 or one of the first things that got attacked during this pandemic lockdown?

01:02:43.900 Churches. You couldn't go to church.

01:02:46.060 Okay, fine, I get it.

01:02:48.180 You know, if you're following along with the pandemic narrative,

01:02:50.360 you don't want people sitting close together singing

01:02:52.580 because we thought the virus spread through droplets.

01:02:57.360 And it does, but the number one vector of spread is aerosol.

01:03:03.260 It's airborne.

01:03:05.720 But they wouldn't even let people, they wouldn't even let Tobias Thieson hold a drive-in service.

01:03:10.700 So you couldn't sit in your car in the minus 30 with just your family and have a drive-in service.

01:03:18.620 Why?

01:03:20.180 Why not?

01:03:22.940 Because it's church, you see.

01:03:24.480 We can't let you have any comfort.

01:03:27.360 Why is there a pastor in Alberta still in jail?

01:03:32.740 Are they trying to make an example of him?

01:03:36.220 I've heard that certain churches have received payments from government.

01:03:41.300 If you can't have people sitting in your pews collecting money in the plate, you've got to stay afloat somehow.

01:03:48.280 So in return for their payments, churches have by and large gone along with this whole thing.

01:03:55.020 I can't say that for a fact because I haven't got the proof.

01:04:00.960 So go ahead and read this.

01:04:02.680 Heritage.org.

01:04:04.360 and I'd read it to you guys as well,

01:04:06.460 but it's already 9.06

01:04:07.560 and my throat's getting a little bit scratchy.

01:04:10.600 Heritage.org, religious freedom.

01:04:12.780 What's at stake if we lose it?

01:04:16.680 Our souls.

01:04:19.840 Our souls.

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01:04:40.980 it's still, maybe it's there now. Is that it? No, there, no, that's like a, I don't know what that

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01:05:11.840 so you're thinking well this is just another de-aging serum i've seen all this before it's

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01:08:42.520 i do have guests coming on later on this week but i'm not sure what nights and who's on what

01:08:49.880 night so i'll let you know maybe through the day tomorrow i will be making posts on who's

01:08:54.500 coming on what night i do have a story a local story actually of a young mom who passed away

01:09:03.840 because of mask bullies and i want to talk to the dad of her kids at some point this week

01:09:16.700 he says he's ready to talk about this and i brought this up with you guys i think

01:09:21.140 a couple of weeks ago but we wanted to make sure the family was ready to talk about it

01:09:25.760 so now they are so hopefully we can have him on tomorrow night or a little bit later on in the

01:09:31.560 week also james top the soldier who is marching across canada for freedom it's called canadamarches.ca

01:09:39.000 you can check that out on the website and who's the other guest on viva fry was was it him there's

01:09:45.920 a couple of others that i'm uh oh yeah yeah yeah lieutenant stephen rogers hopefully we'll get him

01:09:49.980 on before the end of the week as well all right that's it you guys for tonight have a wonderful

01:09:54.780 rest of the night i love you all and i will talk to you again tomorrow night at eight o'clock central

01:10:01.560 Bye for now.

The Shadoe Davis Show - March 23, 2022

Shadoe at Nite Tuesday March 22nd⧸2022

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