The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Tuesday May 3rd⧸2022

00:00:00.000 this is tuesday may the 3rd 2022 this picture you see right here hang on i think this is yeah i'm

00:00:08.600 pointing the right way i don't know how those weathermen on tv do it right there you have to

00:00:12.520 point the opposite way of what you actually feel so i'm actually pointing to my left but i should

00:00:20.260 be pointing there it is right there that photo is a picture of the crowd from sturgeon heights

00:00:26.800 Community Center right now. Mike Vojjakis from Voyage Funeral Homes just sent me that.

00:00:32.900 He's at the event for James Topp, the Canadian soldier who is marching his way across the

00:00:37.520 country. He'll be on the show tomorrow night, James will. But he's got a reception event

00:00:41.960 tonight and it goes for another hour at Sturgeon Heights Community Center on Rita. So if you're in

00:00:47.900 the vicinity and you want to meet a true Canadian patriot, a true Canadian hero, that's where you go.

00:00:53.060 sturgeon heights community center right there and joined the crowd of roughly about 200 people

00:00:57.580 at least that's how many it looks like in the picture it could be way more i don't know maybe

00:01:02.420 mike couldn't get them all in or something but it looks like a great crowd down there tonight at

00:01:07.040 sturgeon heights community center thank you mike for sending that picture along and you guys

00:01:10.860 welcome to the show i know i've been away for a couple of days i got a bug in case you missed my

00:01:16.780 walk and talk earlier today uh i don't know could it be the flu could it be a cold could it be

00:01:23.020 the rona oh it could be any number of things i'm sure but i feel like i'm getting better

00:01:31.480 and i would like to thank you all for your messages of concern in the last couple of days

00:01:38.120 you know what last night i was rude i should have told you guys that i that i just didn't feel up to

00:01:43.580 doing the show last night and i didn't until i started receiving messages at roughly 801

00:01:49.320 where are you what's going on where's the show right right i'm sorry

00:01:54.360 i i was thoughtless so my apologies for not letting you guys know in advance there wouldn't

00:02:03.100 be a show last night and i put a message up i think about quarter after eight telling you that

00:02:08.900 and then all of your messages came in after that so thank you very much as for the haircut

00:02:14.220 well thank you for the compliments on the haircut i did that myself you guys i yesterday so

00:02:27.660 the past few days i've had kind of a low-grade fever right like maybe 98.4 or something like

00:02:38.760 that and i was sweating off and on and i'd wake up from a nap and my hair would be wet and i went

00:02:47.560 you know what i just i gotta get rid of this and so i went into the bathroom and i grabbed the

00:02:53.940 clippers from underneath the sink and just started and i got rid of it and that's it that's the first

00:03:02.700 time you know what i thought about it it's almost three years since i had a haircut

00:03:07.820 what yeah so i got rid of it summer's coming warmer weather we had a fantastic day today i

00:03:17.000 think it was 12 or 13 degrees nice and sunny here in southern manitoba and it's supposed to get even

00:03:22.160 better the next couple of days so yeah get outside get that vitamin d get that sunshine get that

00:03:27.280 fresh air and everybody should start feeling much better very very soon get out of this stuffy house

00:03:33.180 get out of the poorly ventilated areas just get outside and breathe in the fresh air

00:03:39.420 and don't forget to like and share here's something interesting guys

00:03:43.200 i know twitter has started reinstating some accounts in the past week and a half

00:03:48.160 ever since the elon musk news right all of a sudden uh dr robert malone is back on twitter

00:03:54.360 is some other characters who had been banned apparently for life have been let back on

00:03:58.660 but have you noticed any changes on facebook and the reason i ask that is because in the past four

00:04:07.480 or five days this page the show you're watching right now has gotten something like 1400 new

00:04:16.760 follows just in the past four days and i haven't done anything like i've i've been ill i haven't

00:04:24.700 done a show i didn't do a show friday i've only posted a couple of memes and stories to link to

00:04:30.660 but i haven't done anything special on the page that would draw people to go i gotta follow this

00:04:35.280 page man so i'm thinking and this this is just a wild guess but i'm thinking that maybe facebook

00:04:45.080 is scrambling to get rid of some of their censorship tools like Twitter has done. I'm

00:04:52.060 not sure exactly why they would do that, try and keep up with the Joneses maybe, or maybe

00:04:56.380 they're scared of some kind of congressional investigation that may come their way. And

00:05:01.920 now that Twitter has, you know, loosened the screws, maybe Facebook would be a bigger

00:05:08.140 target for Congress. And they know that these elections, these midterm elections are going

00:05:13.720 to be happening in the fall maybe they're trying to take care of their business now before they

00:05:18.000 get caught later i don't know but it just seems to me that there's been a huge outpouring in support

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00:09:02.720 All right, a huge leak has happened in the United States.

00:09:07.940 The Roe v. Wade case, which made abortion legal in the United States,

00:09:12.640 has been

00:09:14.880 re-litigated, I suppose, by the justices who sit on the Supreme Court.

00:09:22.580 There are nine of them.

00:09:23.880 It is dominated by conservative judges.

00:09:28.040 And this came from Politico.

00:09:30.200 This news has got Americans up in arms.

00:09:33.320 This probably will have Canadians up in arms as well,

00:09:36.660 for no reason, because this is an American decision.

00:09:40.420 And it hasn't even taken effect yet.

00:09:42.360 It may not ever take effect, and if it does, it's going to be a few months away,

00:09:46.620 and it's going to have different effects in different states down there,

00:09:51.300 but nothing in Canada.

00:09:52.740 We are a different country.

00:09:54.480 Anyway, from Politico, Supreme Court has voted to overturn abortion rights.

00:09:59.420 Draft opinion shows.

00:10:02.320 The Supreme Court has voted to strike down the landmark Roe v. Wade decision

00:10:06.920 according to an initial draft majority opinion written by Justice Samuel Alito

00:10:11.880 circulated inside the court and obtained by Politico.

00:10:16.200 The draft opinion is a full-throated, unflinching repudiation of the 1973 decision

00:10:21.920 which guaranteed federal constitutional protections of abortion rights

00:10:26.000 and a subsequent 1992 decision, Planned Parenthood v. Casey,

00:10:30.500 that largely maintained the right.

00:10:32.500 Roe was egregiously wrong from the beginning, Alito writes.

00:10:37.240 We hold that Roe and Casey, the two different cases,

00:10:40.580 must be overruled, he writes in the document labeled as the opinion of the court. It's time

00:10:44.960 to heed the Constitution and return the issue of abortion to the people's elected representatives.

00:10:50.940 Deliberations on controversial cases have in the past been fluid. Justices can sometimes do change,

00:10:57.620 can and do sometimes change their votes as draft opinions circulate and major decisions can be

00:11:02.100 subject to multiple drafts and vote trading sometimes until just days before a decision

00:11:07.700 is unveiled the court's holding will not be final until it's published likely in the next two months

00:11:12.900 they say but again in canada we have no real ruling on abortion at all which means you can

00:11:21.700 go ahead and do it if there's a place where you can get it done there's nothing in the constitution

00:11:27.520 about it there's nothing in legislation about it why because canadian politicians are generally

00:11:34.160 cowards and the liberals it's interesting for years now every time a conservative uh the

00:11:42.280 conservative party gets a little bit of momentum leading up to an election that's the one thing

00:11:47.420 they bring up they're gonna bring back abortion they're gonna bring it back or they're gonna

00:11:50.720 make it illegal my apologies or they're gonna try and bring it up it's gonna be a right so you can

00:11:58.720 bet that justin trudeau and the liberals and the ndp because now they're a coalition government will

00:12:03.620 try and bring that up. In the meantime, the Trudeau liberals continue to refuse to follow

00:12:11.040 the science. And of course, everybody was up in arms last week over that article that said

00:12:17.140 vaccinated people are at a higher risk of getting COVID from unvaccinated people even still, blah,

00:12:25.080 blah, blah, blah. We'll get into that in just a second. But here is some video from the House

00:12:29.320 comments provided by Rebel News. Please watch.

00:12:59.320 country requires it for domestic travel for their citizens so why won't this government follow the

00:13:07.160 science the honorable province is extra to the minister of health and the minister of sport

00:13:12.520 thank you madam speaker and i thank my honorable colleague for giving me the opportunity to

00:13:16.680 highlight a recent study indicating that unfortunately the unvaccinated continue

00:13:20.100 disproportionately risk the safety of those vaccinated against covid19 and highlight the

00:13:24.540 fact that in the last week almost 12 000 canadians have received their first dose 30 000 canadians

00:13:30.460 have received their second 89 000 have received their third and over 220 000 have received their

00:13:35.900 fourth dose madam speaker this pandemic is not over we all want it to be but we must continue

00:13:40.360 to follow the science we must continue to support our neighbors we must continue to fight for kids

00:13:45.180 to ensure that young people under six do not get covid19 as they have been the biggest uh numbers

00:13:50.960 in the last couple of days thank you can you believe the idiocy from our government all right

00:14:00.920 this comes from bright light news world-renowned viral immunologist and vaccinologist dr byram

00:14:08.400 bridal who has been a loud yet censored voice in the last year and a half called the recently

00:14:15.640 published canadian medical association journal study the worst scientific paper that i have ever

00:14:23.040 seen and demands its immediate retraction by the cmaj so here is dr byron bridle let's give you the

00:14:30.420 big screen here you guys can go ahead and watch we're not going to watch the whole thing this is

00:14:33.680 20 minutes if you want to check out the full video please go to bright light news but here's the

00:14:38.780 article remember being with unvaccinated people increases covet 19 risk for those who are

00:14:43.680 vaccinated modeling study that is from the CMAJ. Here's what Dr. Byron Bridal has to say about the

00:14:51.120 whole thing. Welcome ladies and gentlemen we are honored to be here today with Dr. Byron Bridal. He

00:14:54.420 is a viral immunologist and vaccinologist. Thank you so much for joining us today Dr. Bridal. It's

00:14:59.980 my pleasure. Thanks for having me here. All right so let's just jump right into this article that

00:15:06.240 was put out by CTV that has gotten a lot of noise entitled being with unvaccinated people increases

00:15:11.640 COVID-19 risk for those who are vaccinated.

00:15:13.860 It says a modeling study done by

00:15:15.700 Dr. David Fissman, AL.

00:15:17.940 Can you talk to us about that study?

00:15:20.040 What merit does it have?

00:15:21.620 I know your sub-stat did a great write-up on it.

00:15:23.640 Oh, by the way, this Dr. Fissman

00:15:25.800 on Twitter today,

00:15:27.520 I was reading some of his

00:15:28.820 condescending

00:15:30.820 comments to people.

00:15:35.100 And it's

00:15:35.680 amazing to me that there is

00:15:37.680 nothing at all in this article,

00:15:39.620 In this study, that is based in science at all.

00:15:42.400 And you can tell from the way he speaks to people on his Twitter account.

00:15:45.140 Dr. David Fissman, if you want to look him up.

00:15:48.920 If you could tell the folks some talking points about this, it would be much appreciated.

00:15:54.380 Yeah, sure.

00:15:55.280 It's my pleasure, Gord.

00:15:56.540 So this article, like you said, it had three authors.

00:16:01.560 The first author was Dr. David Fissman from the University of Toronto.

00:16:05.420 and the senior author, third author, was Dr. Ashley Tweet from the University of Toronto as well,

00:16:12.660 both associated with the Dalla Lana School of Public Health. There was a graduate student who

00:16:17.020 was the middle author, but I'm not going to mention their name because I don't, you know,

00:16:21.500 in this situation, I mean, graduate students should know better than to publish data that

00:16:25.760 are very misleading, but at the end of the day, it's really the responsibility of the faculty

00:16:30.260 members right that took the lead on this and just explain the title for a moment so people understand

00:16:37.220 the context really that the take-home message from this paper that's particularly damaging

00:16:41.780 is it suggests that the unvaccinated are representing a disproportionately greater

00:16:48.820 risk to the vaccinated in terms of them the unvaccinated contracting COVID-19

00:16:54.500 than than the uh than the vaccinated do and so the concept behind this is the the idea behind

00:17:00.980 the article is that perhaps we should consider overriding the individual the rights of an

00:17:08.020 individual and and their you know right to bodily autonomy um because again the argument is that if

00:17:16.340 individuals in the context of covert 19 vaccines make this decision they're going to place the

00:17:22.020 the unvaccinated disproportionately greater risk of contracting COVID-19.

00:17:26.940 Now, so one of the issues with this, you don't even have to be an expert to be able to critique some aspects of the study.

00:17:35.820 So intuitively, for example, it seems to make no sense.

00:17:40.040 If a vaccine was doing its job, you wouldn't need to, you know, to be taking this vaccine, you'd already be protected.

00:17:49.640 uh and and that's what i want to that's what i want to highlight i want to start with start

00:17:52.920 there gorg because that's what this study adds and so the first flaw is this concept of vaccination

00:17:58.080 and what your listeners need to understand is the united states centers for disease control

00:18:03.100 changed the definition of a vaccine in 2021 less than one year ago but well after the declared

00:18:10.360 pandemic had started well after the clinical trials for these quotes vaccines were initiated

00:18:15.240 and well after the definition of what would be declared success in these clinical trials was

00:18:23.720 established and so what I have to tell you is vaccines that what the traditional definition

00:18:29.600 which is the definition I'll continue to teach my students which I have because I have for years

00:18:34.160 is that a vaccine is designed to protect an individual from acquiring a disease and

00:18:41.220 transmitting the causative agent of that disease to other people and so as you can imagine sort of

00:18:47.460 this definition just to put in perspective was changed to um from a vaccine inducing immunity

00:18:53.060 which means this protection which means conferring sterilizing or near sterilizing immunity which

00:18:58.480 means you're going to be protected from the disease and you're not going to be able to

00:19:01.040 transmit it to others to a new definition that says it's the product that merely has to induce

00:19:06.400 an immune response in somebody that could be protective in the context of a disease or diseases

00:19:11.960 so to place that into an even better perspective for your listeners that means that yogurt is a

00:19:16.960 vaccine now and i can i can show you lots of peer-reviewed scientific literature showing that

00:19:22.800 yogurt especially those with probiotic bacteria induce all kinds of different effector mechanisms

00:19:29.680 all kinds of immune responses that are beneficial in the context of all kinds of diseases therefore

00:19:34.800 it fits the new definition of a vaccine I as a vaccinologist am not going to teach that so what

00:19:39.580 your listeners have to understand is when you think about a vaccine uh you know many people

00:19:43.600 ask me what's the issue about these COVID-19 vaccines why can't they be mandated we've mandated

00:19:47.980 once in the past well these look nothing like any of the previously mandated vaccines

00:19:53.260 if you think about the childhood vaccines and this is important because this is going to be

00:19:57.180 one major critique I'm going to have with this paper so our childhood vaccination schedule once

00:20:01.980 you've done that, you don't need to be boosted again for the rest of your life. We call that

00:20:05.960 a long duration of immunity. So duration of immunity is how long you're protected

00:20:10.300 after you've been vaccinated. All right. So he goes on and on and on for another 15 minutes

00:20:17.920 talking about the flaws in that paper, which was circulated so widely last week that it induced

00:20:25.940 so much fear in people that everybody had their masks back on again. From what I noticed last

00:20:31.480 week as i was out and about now i was out today just for a walk and i did notice less people

00:20:39.600 wearing masks today than the last time i was out which was five days ago so i'm hoping that the

00:20:46.660 panic caused by the media last week has waned and the good weather is also bringing people to their

00:20:53.160 senses maybe i don't know but either way it seemed like far fewer people were wearing their masks

00:21:00.220 today than just last week. In the meantime, you know, Dr. Byron Bridal has been one of these guys

00:21:07.540 who has been speaking out relentlessly on these so-called vaccines for the past year and a half

00:21:15.360 and censor, censor, censor, censor. As a matter of fact, during the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa,

00:21:23.040 he and two or three other Canadian doctors challenged Dr. Theresa Tam to come and have

00:21:29.060 a debate with him to talk about these things and if they should be mandated or not and of course

00:21:34.360 she never showed up and why would she she had everything to lose and nothing to gain

00:21:41.080 whereas we had everything to gain but the one thing that these marxists these neoliberals

00:21:52.260 these extreme left-wing marxists are doing right now is still trying to control that narrative

00:22:00.980 and they are in power here in canada so all we can do is keep talking and talking and talking

00:22:07.220 and talking and trying to tell the other side of the story and it seems to be working it seems to

00:22:14.780 be slowly working you cannot bottle the truth up forever guys like byron bridal who have almost had

00:22:21.040 their careers shattered if not for the democracy fund over the past year are still speaking out

00:22:28.720 he is a brave man and i'm still trying to get him on the show but you know what every time i send an

00:22:33.560 email i get an automatic response back i get thousands of emails every day and requests

00:22:38.400 blah blah blah so i've got to find a different way in to get byron bridal on the show i would

00:22:43.000 love to have that guy on the show james top who is doing a community event tonight at sturgeon

00:22:49.860 Heights Community Center in Winnipeg on Rita Street. We'll be joining the show tomorrow night.

00:22:54.360 You guys probably hear my voice unraveling a bit. Now, they're still doing the firing of the

00:23:00.400 unvaccinated, if you can believe it. So people ask, why are you guys still protesting? Why are

00:23:07.080 you guys still up in arms? What's the problem, man? Well, this is the problem. This is the

00:23:13.400 problem, aside from the fact that we still can't travel via aircraft or train in our own country

00:23:20.460 if we're not vaccinated, never mind leaving the country. People are still getting fired. Hamilton

00:23:25.620 to fire unvaccinated employees at the end of this month. They are moving ahead with this plan.

00:23:33.280 On Wednesday of last week, the city council voted to keep the policy in place despite a staff report,

00:23:38.540 despite a staff report that recommended scrapping the policy so what do you think this is about

00:23:45.600 is it about safety no these city councillors are doing what they think is going to get them

00:23:54.080 re-elected and you know those city uh

00:23:57.760 those city surveys those polls not very accurate so these guys are just winging it here

00:24:08.620 they're winging it few loud people from their constituencies have called them up and said if

00:24:14.900 you get rid of these mask mandates if you get rid of these vaccine mandates if you keep those

00:24:19.660 unvaccinated scumballs working for you i'll never vote for you again that's really all they have to

00:24:26.040 go on that probably in their social media. But that's what they're doing. Hamilton employees

00:24:33.680 will have until May 31st to show proof of vaccination. A staff report released in April

00:24:39.440 recommended the city drop this vaccine mandate for staff. The report argued the city's policy

00:24:45.200 should be in line with the province. In February, Ontario's chief medical officer of health, Dr.

00:24:51.660 Kieran Moore said vaccine mandates have served their purpose.

00:24:55.180 Ontario dropped the vaccine mandate in most settings in March.

00:24:59.440 Yet these idiots on Hamilton City Council are still going to be firing people.

00:25:04.340 This could be up to 500 people who get fired, according to that story.

00:25:10.040 Now, late last week, you may have seen me laughing about the Conservatives' plan to

00:25:16.740 try and get the RCMP to look at Justin Trudeau's Aga Khan vacation again from six years ago. And

00:25:22.560 the reason I was laughing is because these guys seemed like they were grasping at straws.

00:25:26.380 And I think I was right. There's no way the RCMP are going to reopen this investigation. There's

00:25:31.480 just not enough evidence. There's probably more evidence in the Wee scandal or in the SNC-Lavalin

00:25:37.680 scandal or in the Jody Wilson-Raybould scandal. Take your pick of scandals. He's got enough to go

00:25:44.100 around. But why is it that Justin Trudeau seems to survive every liberal government scandal? This

00:25:53.800 is a great piece written by Brad Salzberg of the Cultural Action Party of Canada in the newsletter

00:25:59.860 on Substack. This is another guy I plan on having on the show. How is it this guy's been able to

00:26:07.200 skate? Justin Trudeau is made of Teflon, at least so it seems. Then again, we thought the same thing

00:26:13.760 of John Gotti, didn't we? And eventually they got him. Justin Trudeau has escaped so many scandals,

00:26:21.200 he qualifies as the Harry Houdini of Canadian politics. No matter the quantity or magnitude

00:26:27.080 of the investigations, Mr. Trudeau remains the rock of Gibraltar of prime ministers.

00:26:32.520 Last week, the opposition Conservative Party requested the RCMP reopen a probe into Trudeau's

00:26:37.440 2016 Aga Khan vacation. Naturally, they were wasting their time. In terms of investigations

00:26:43.520 into misconduct, a consistent theme emerges. Canada's prime minister has been classified

00:26:48.340 as an untouchable. A recent inquiry into our federal government's invocation of the

00:26:54.200 Emergencies Act. Oh, that's the latest scandal. Sets the tone. Demanded by law to occur within

00:27:01.840 60 days of lifting the act, the inquiry is a testament to Liberal Party cronyism. Justin Trudeau

00:27:08.460 has placed the Liberal Party donor Paul S. Rouleau in charge of going through the motions to clear

00:27:13.780 the Liberals of wrongdoing. Esteemed journalist Rex Murphy referred to the investigation as a

00:27:19.200 farce of an inquiry, and he's right. We pivot to what's known as the Winnipeg-Wuhan COVID scandal.

00:27:27.580 For two years, conservatives have hounded the Liberals to give up the goods on a shipment of

00:27:31.620 pathogens from a Winnipeg lab to Wuhan. The incident involves the firing of two Chinese

00:27:38.480 nationals who have since disappeared. The inquiry calls for exposure of documents related to the

00:27:43.720 pathogen transfer of deadly Ebola and Hennepa viruses to the Wuhan Institute in March of 2019.

00:27:49.920 Over two years later, not a shred of progress has been made. Throughout the time period,

00:27:56.580 there's been whispering in the wings of a tangible connection to the Prime Minister's office.

00:28:02.080 As there's been regarding the murder of Barry and Honey Sherman, this is a good one I haven't talked about ever, and maybe I will one of these days.

00:28:09.880 In this case, over five years have passed. Not a single suspect has been identified.

00:28:13.700 At the time of the murders, December 15, 2017, Barry Sherman was under investigation by the Federal Government Lobbying Commission.

00:28:22.480 Central to the case was a Liberal Party fundraiser at the Sherman home in August of 2015.

00:28:27.760 The guest of honor was Justin Trudeau, who has recently become liberal candidate for prime minister.

00:28:36.620 Excuse me.

00:28:39.160 Other cases flesh out the theory.

00:28:41.960 We Charity, Jody Wilson-Raybould, SNC-Lavalin.

00:28:45.760 In each situation, incriminating accusations have been made towards Trudeau.

00:28:50.400 In each case, all evidence was tossed aside to enable Trudeau to remain prime minister.

00:28:55.460 Three strikes and you're out?

00:28:58.360 Mr. Trudeau has hit ethics violations, statistics out of the park.

00:29:03.560 In every case, the ethics commissioner cleared him of culpability.

00:29:07.980 What gives?

00:29:09.480 One could argue there are two types who can accomplish such a feat.

00:29:12.940 Marvel comic superheroes and totalitarian dictators.

00:29:17.460 While Trudeau and his Bollywood outfits have reduced him to a cartoon figure on many occasions.

00:29:23.080 Cap, go with the letter.

00:29:25.460 Seems that nothing can bring Trudeau down from his neo-dictatorial perch.

00:29:29.880 Those with insight may draw a reasonable conclusion there is something entirely unnatural about these circumstances.

00:29:36.340 The immediate observation is that Justin Trudeau rules Canada in the same capacity as do dictators in communist nations.

00:29:43.860 Such affinity suggests that Trudeau was selected for the role of prime minister.

00:29:49.080 On this basis, he would have been groomed for the position.

00:29:51.980 Once in office, he became omnipotent.

00:29:56.140 A more pronounced transition in relations between the PM and the people cannot be found.

00:30:02.180 In the beginning, promises of sunny ways, government transparency, and electoral reform

00:30:07.700 flavored government's idealism.

00:30:10.100 Today, Canadians stand witness to silent ways, frozen bank accounts, and jail time for protesters.

00:30:15.980 protesters. At present, Trudeau has zero relationship with the public, a condition

00:30:21.300 common to all dictatorships. Degree to which media articulate the transition? Try zero percent.

00:30:28.140 What an oddity it is. An article this week in the Hilltime speaks to the issue. Near absolute

00:30:33.460 cabinet immunity needs judicial oversight to protect against possible abuse of power.

00:30:39.240 The article informs readers that Trudeau's liberal cabinet maintained the least transparent

00:30:44.600 policies of any western government getting the picture are we not really certainly not in a

00:30:51.740 matter commensurate with our nation's transformation to a neo-dictatorial society and now for the bad

00:30:57.140 news they've only just begun all signs point to a continual clampdown on individual freedoms and

00:31:05.680 erosions of democratic governance to solidify the process we turn to the next big thing a recent

00:31:12.160 western standard news article speaks to the future of society canada one of two countries

00:31:17.600 participating in world economic forum travel digital id pilot program i'm going to play a

00:31:24.160 video of that and what it might look like in just a second as obscured by left-wing corporate media

00:31:30.620 we don't see mainstream media here on this show justin trudeau has positioned canada as an early

00:31:36.080 adopter of digital id positioned as a benefit to people kind the technology enables government to

00:31:42.440 track personal activities of citizens based on degree of cooperation with government citizens

00:31:47.540 receive a social credit score the program was originated in china the global leader of digital

00:31:55.040 id is the world economic forum pm trudeau is a world economic forum member klaus schwab recently

00:32:02.200 heaped praise on Trudeau for his evangelism as related to World Economic Forum global policy.

00:32:08.400 Could this be the source of Justin Trudeau's indemnification from scandal?

00:32:13.480 Can it be that rather than elected, Trudeau was selected for his role, and as long as he advances

00:32:18.920 WEF policy, he cannot be removed from office under any circumstances?

00:32:24.100 Does Justin Trudeau as Prime Minister of Canada qualify as the hoodwinking of the century?

00:32:30.140 I would say yes, yes, yes.

00:32:38.440 More on Schwab as the show goes on.

00:32:43.320 Look at this from rarefoundation.com.

00:32:47.940 Italian court rules mandatory vaccination unconstitutional.

00:32:53.060 Fatal side effects are too risky.

00:32:54.940 sicily's court of administrative justice has ruled that italy's mandatory covid vaccination

00:33:02.520 obligation is unconstitutional at least according to the italian constitution

00:33:07.260 the court stated that the experimental mrna treatments intended to protect the public from

00:33:13.120 covid have been shown to cause serious or fatal adverse effects the court explains that even if

00:33:18.680 such fatalities are rare a single death is enough to render the mandate unconstitutional

00:33:24.940 The Sicilian ruling passes the decision to the constitutional court, which will now have to rule on the issue.

00:33:31.540 We could watch the following, but it's all in Italian.

00:33:35.060 And you guys would have to, you know, read the subtitles.

00:33:43.960 Now, there's a lot of interesting stuff going on in the conservative leadership race.

00:33:50.160 A lot of people are bitching out this guy here, Pierre Polyev.

00:33:53.300 without any real proof. Let's be honest. I mean, there could be a selection process going on right

00:34:00.220 now involving the World Economic Forum with this guy. I don't know. Joseph Borgo, even though he

00:34:06.160 got in his monetary and his signatory obligations to the Conservative Party before the deadline this

00:34:12.300 past weekend, says, according to the Conservative Party, he will not be allowed to continue running

00:34:17.100 for leader of the party. But we haven't had an update about that yet. Now, if he got everything

00:34:22.840 in before the deadline, there should be no problem. But then again, these political parties

00:34:28.120 can be pretty shady, can't they? Here is Pierre Polyev speaking to an old dude. Have a listen.

00:34:40.740 Good to see you here. Come on down, Milan. You know, I appreciate what you stand for.

00:34:46.160 Good. Freedom. Right. Because I paid half the price for that.

00:34:49.960 70 years ago, I spent seven years in prison, in Czechoslovakia, communist prison, you know?

00:34:59.960 And I appreciate it.

00:35:01.960 Thank you.

00:35:02.960 Well, we're going to restore freedom here.

00:35:05.960 And thank you for your courage to stand up to the communists.

00:35:08.960 Yeah.

00:35:09.960 And now you're standing up for freedom together.

00:35:11.960 Actually, they sentenced me to 14 years, but after seven years, I had a chance to get the parole, and when the Russians came, 68, I escaped with the family here to Canada.

00:35:25.720 Right. No, that's okay. He's got an incredible story. Incredible story.

00:35:33.480 All right, hold on. Let's watch this again.

00:35:35.840 look at pierre poliev's face watch his face as the old guy is telling the story

00:35:45.880 watch good to see here come on down milan i appreciate what you stand for good freedom

00:35:53.680 right because i paid hefty price for that 70 years ago i spent seven years in prison

00:36:00.800 In Czechoslovakia, a communist person, you know, and I appreciate you.

00:36:08.980 Thank you.

00:36:09.940 Well, we're going to restore freedom here, and thank you for your courage to stand up to the communists.

00:36:16.020 And now you're standing up for freedom together.

00:36:18.820 Actually, they sentenced me to 14 years, but after seven years, I had a chance to get the parole,

00:36:25.040 and when the Russians came

00:36:27.960 in 1968, I escaped

00:36:30.240 with the family here to Canada.

00:36:32.220 Right. No, that's okay.

00:36:34.480 He's got an incredible

00:36:36.340 story. Incredible

00:36:38.140 story.

00:36:40.060 He's a great hero for freedom.

00:36:42.620 Can I give you a hug? Yeah.

00:36:44.100 Thank you, my friend. I love you.

00:36:52.000 Alright, I want to come to you guys and I want to ask you

00:36:54.120 like i'm gonna i'm gonna throw to the comments right now because there's been a lot of people

00:36:59.380 including theron flurry who i want to get on the show just to hear what he has to say about polyev

00:37:04.260 and theo's a good guy you know i mean like theo theo calls it like he sees it

00:37:10.560 but i still haven't been able to find any evidence at all of a linkage

00:37:17.680 between Pierre Polyev and the World Economic Forum

00:37:20.940 or Agenda 2030?

00:37:23.640 Nothing.

00:37:25.640 At all.

00:37:28.600 Now, I'd be happy,

00:37:30.320 and Pierre has been answering some questions

00:37:32.900 from alternative reporters like myself

00:37:35.540 at his different campaign stops.

00:37:38.120 I've seen it.

00:37:38.940 That was...

00:37:39.820 Well, that wasn't one, the video we just played you,

00:37:43.000 but there was one that we played last week

00:37:45.280 that was behind some community center wall

00:37:47.160 where somebody just walked up to him and started asking questions.

00:37:49.720 I think it was Druthers. I'm not sure.

00:37:52.340 But he has been answering these questions.

00:37:56.320 People are asking questions about the World Economic Forum, obviously.

00:38:00.180 But what about Agenda 2030?

00:38:02.020 What about the UN Migration Compact?

00:38:07.180 What about the World Health Organization's policy on lockdowns?

00:38:14.800 This new treaty they want to sign.

00:38:17.160 the pandemic treaty.

00:38:19.200 So that gives the World Health Organization

00:38:21.500 complete and total control

00:38:23.400 over every country on the planet

00:38:26.020 and how they respond to a pandemic.

00:38:28.000 And what exactly a pandemic is

00:38:30.400 would be left up to the World Health Organization.

00:38:33.840 Polyev has not answered any of these questions yet.

00:38:36.540 And I don't believe any conservative candidate has either,

00:38:39.140 except for Joseph Borgo.

00:38:40.980 And he did that right here on this show.

00:38:42.980 We know where Borgo stands on all of this.

00:38:47.160 You can forget Jean Charest, Patrick Brown, guys like that.

00:38:50.800 Roman Babber, like Joseph Borgo, is totally against the World Economic Forum 100%.

00:38:58.000 But we know that the game is rigged already and Polyev is clearly going to win this thing.

00:39:04.860 I don't think anybody else has a chance, to be honest.

00:39:09.260 I think Polyev has captured the hearts and minds of most conservatives across the country and people will fall in line.

00:39:17.160 with Paulyev, but I need to know what you guys think about Paulyev.

00:39:28.220 And I'll put some of these comments up on screen.

00:39:30.400 Iwana says, looks like Pierre may be the best bet for the job anyway.

00:39:38.620 Rick says, I don't trust any of them,

00:39:40.420 but I honestly believe Pierre is the only hope of getting Trudeau.

00:39:42.760 You may be right about that, my friend.

00:39:44.800 robbie bobby remember who signed us into the parrot climate paris climate accord

00:39:49.560 this is something a lot of people don't remember but stephen harper the stephen harper conservatives

00:39:59.560 were the one that signed us were the ones that signed us into the un migration compact in the

00:40:05.200 very last weeks of harper and power the conservatives signed that deal with all the

00:40:14.420 rest of the countries okay so he was asked about this soup polyev was asked about this

00:40:23.120 your picture was on the world economic forum website and never mind what came out of his mouth

00:40:31.140 you look at his face when he answers these questions right it's the shock of the question

00:40:37.820 but you can see how you ever watch lie to me on tv i'm sure you've seen you know shows like that

00:40:44.200 where you can tell there's basic steps

00:40:45.980 in telling if somebody is lying or not.

00:40:49.180 And Polyev seemed genuinely shocked

00:40:51.240 to hear that his name and likeness

00:40:53.760 were up on the World Economic Forum website.

00:40:57.340 He says he's never been to Davos,

00:40:59.200 he's never met with these people,

00:41:01.100 and he has no intention of doing so.

00:41:05.680 Don, Pierre and wife both.

00:41:11.260 Okay, I don't know how to enter this,

00:41:12.880 what back door are you talking about can you put a link up don please anything because like i say

00:41:18.500 guys for the last couple of months i have been asking you find something that will tie polyev

00:41:26.220 or his wife now there has been something to do with his wife owning shares in some airline that

00:41:32.400 has to do with the trudeau foundation that has to do with the world economic forum and that's all i

00:41:38.280 can remember right now i don't have the exact uh story in front of me or the exact uh

00:41:47.380 you see this is what a lot of people are thinking aline the wef needs a backup for trudeau because

00:41:57.720 trudeau won't be in for long i you know a lot of people are thinking that wow you know what

00:42:02.160 people are going to vote trudeau out and schwab is seeing that happen so he's preparing his next

00:42:07.720 minion because he knows how canadian politics roll right like we go liberals for a few years

00:42:13.320 and then conservatives for a few years and so on and so on and so on so he needs his next minion

00:42:18.920 we haven't really seen too much negative press from the left-wing corporate media about pierre

00:42:25.800 poly have have we now that's a point there and flurry brought up and i find it interesting why

00:42:30.240 not usually the left-wing corporate media is all over the conservative party especially somebody

00:42:37.700 like pierre paulia i have seen one negative article i think it was in the toronto star

00:42:42.340 no surprise there about paulia and how come there's so many white people at his events

00:42:47.240 but other than that there hasn't been much

00:42:51.300 what sounds like fear Susan

00:43:03.200 I don't know what you mean

00:43:04.080 unless you're responding to somebody else

00:43:06.340 are you talking about

00:43:15.100 Pollyev or Trudeau

00:43:21.300 well barb nobody said joseph is a threat at all i mean if you look at the polling

00:43:28.640 and i think a poll came out last week shows poly have way in front of all the candidates so far i

00:43:36.280 think jean charay and leslund lewis are in second and third place and they're like 30 or 40 points

00:43:41.380 behind polyev plus there's also polls out that show the conservatives with polyev as leader

00:43:49.180 could win a majority government over Trudeau and the Liberals.

00:43:54.760 So it's interesting.

00:43:57.720 I'm not sure if they could win with anybody else.

00:44:02.360 Okay, so remember way back, way back in January and February,

00:44:07.580 like it was so long ago,

00:44:11.220 there was a woman who was standing on the tomb of the unknown soldier

00:44:14.400 during the Freedom Convoy.

00:44:16.760 Well, apparently she was not affiliated with anybody in the convoy whatsoever.

00:44:23.180 Oh, Mike Foyjacket says 300 people showed up to see James Topp at Sturgeon Heights.

00:44:29.900 Maybe more.

00:44:32.080 And James Topp will be on the show tomorrow night.

00:44:35.020 This is, in case you don't know, the soldier who is walking across Canada, he will be joining the show tomorrow night.

00:44:40.640 Yet another allegation against the Freedom Convoy was debunked last week as Ottawa police announced

00:44:45.640 They had identified the woman who stood atop the tomb of the unknown soldier in January, saying she was not associated with the convoy of truckers.

00:44:52.360 And yet these liberal MPs and cabinet ministers continue to lie about it, claiming arson and weapons charges where there are none.

00:45:01.620 It's already been testified to by Ottawa police in the House of Commons before committee.

00:45:07.180 And they're still lying about it.

00:45:09.020 The Ottawa Police Service said last Thursday that it dismissed a case against a Quebec woman who was filmed at the National War Memorial on January 29th, the first Saturday of the convoy protests.

00:45:19.840 The woman, whose name has not been released, was standing atop the tomb of the unknown soldier yelling freedom.

00:45:25.400 As reported by Blacklock's reporter, and by the way, if you guys have not subscribed to that, I suggest you do.

00:45:31.120 The OPS said in a statement that the woman was spoken to, showed remorse for her actions, and police are confident she will not reoffend.

00:45:38.780 There was no admitted association.

00:45:41.060 The Freedom Convoy truckers said OPS spokesperson, Carol McPherson.

00:45:46.300 Now, as some of you may know, the past four or five days, I've been a little bit sick.

00:45:52.260 You can probably tell by the sound of my voice right now that I haven't completely recovered.

00:45:56.640 I've been staying.

00:45:57.520 I've been a good boy and I've been staying away from people.

00:46:00.140 I haven't gone for any sort of rapid testing.

00:46:02.680 I'm just going to, you know, tough it out here and get better.

00:46:05.880 That's what you do when you're sick.

00:46:07.300 Okay.

00:46:09.300 I've had a low-grade fever in the area of 99.2, 99.3, according to my thermometer.

00:46:16.320 I've had a little bit of aches and pains, a little bit of a raspy throat, some sniffles, but nothing major.

00:46:25.200 Nothing huge, nothing major.

00:46:27.120 Maybe a touch of flu, it feels like.

00:46:30.160 That's what it feels like.

00:46:31.300 I've had flus before, and that's how it feels.

00:46:34.260 Just a touch, not a huge, full-on case either.

00:46:37.900 The CBC is asking, what's behind Alberta's spike in flu numbers?

00:46:44.080 There are 236 cases of influenza in Calgary and 20 people, sorry, 23 people in hospital,

00:46:51.200 says Alberta Health Services.

00:46:53.160 If you thought May was late for flu season, you'd better think again.

00:46:57.760 AHS data shows influenza cases have spiked across Alberta in recent weeks,

00:47:03.140 with more than 200 cases being recorded in Calgary alone.

00:47:07.220 And those numbers may just be the tip of the iceberg, according to Dr. Eddie Lange, Clinical Department Head for Emergency Medicine for the Calgary Zone with AHS.

00:47:18.260 Here comes the explanation.

00:47:21.040 While there are many, many more people out there who probably do have the flu, Lange told CBC Calgary, they just haven't tested for it.

00:47:27.520 lang said health professionals carrying out covid tests have been surprised to see results come

00:47:33.920 back positive for influenza given the prevalence of the covid virus now in the province why

00:47:41.260 he said it's unusual to see so many influenza cases at this time of year but not necessarily

00:47:46.200 surprising now that the travel is picked up and people are in closer contact with each other

00:47:50.380 so what is he saying then

00:47:53.260 is he saying that because people are getting together again

00:47:58.540 that the flu has become a thing again

00:48:01.280 does he is he that naive does he think that people

00:48:05.120 everybody listened 100% of people all the time for the past two years said

00:48:10.880 you know what I am going to follow these rules as ridiculous as they are

00:48:14.580 and not see anybody I love or care about ever

00:48:18.000 and this is only in the past month all of the restrictions have been gone for much longer

00:48:25.140 than that especially in alberta so he's suggesting that even though covid still went

00:48:32.840 wild during the masking vaccine phase and the social distancing and whatnot that the flu somehow

00:48:39.100 obeyed is this even possible the flu is an airborne transmissible virus like covet 19 and all of its

00:48:52.240 variants is covet somehow more communicable i guess it depends on the strain don't know

00:49:01.840 do you guys know that the 236 cases of influenza in alberta in the past few weeks

00:49:11.540 is more than double all of the influenza cases reported all across canada for the past

00:49:18.120 two years does that not sound strange to you

00:49:24.720 to me to me it's absurd but that is media manipulation possibly even health service

00:49:35.440 manipulation but where is this manipulation coming from ah could it be this guy right here

00:49:43.220 our very own real life james bond villain klaus schwab of the world economic forum

00:49:49.080 look at this 2016 interview where he's talking about microchipping mandatory by 2026 pay attention

00:50:00.480 he's speaking in a different language

00:50:01.960 certainement dans les dix années à venir et d'abord on va les implanter dans nos vêtements

00:50:13.460 It's to say wearables, as we say.

00:50:16.460 And then, we could imagine that we have implants in our brain or in our topos.

00:50:23.460 And at the end, maybe there is a direct communication between our brain and the digital world.

00:50:31.460 What we see is a sort of fusion of the physical, digital and biological world.

00:50:38.460 On appelle quelqu'un, on n'a même plus le réflexe de devoir prendre un appareil, ça se fait naturellement. La technique continue le corps.

00:50:46.160 Oui, vous parlez et vous dites, je veux maintenant être connecté avec n'importe qui.

00:50:53.180 And first, you have the robot personnalized, and I saw that Mr. Zuckerberg said that at the end of the year, he will have his robot, his buttler personnalized, which is at his disposal.

00:51:08.440 So like in Downton Abbey, we will have his buttler personnalized, his servant, his esclave?

00:51:12.740 Oui, mais il y a une différence. C'est un serviteur qui, avec l'intelligence artificielle, apprend. Et qui n'est pas seulement votre assistant pour des travaux manuels, qui peut vraiment être un partenaire intellectuel de vous.

00:51:32.440 why is that jackass talking about artificial intelligence microchipping is he not the chair

00:51:42.340 of the world economic forum economic meaning money what the hell

00:51:53.600 hang on i want to go up and see some more of these comments here

00:52:04.560 yeah well you know what the what i was getting at previously regarding the flu cases in alberta is

00:52:13.920 of course they haven't been testing for the flu they haven't been testing for the flu for two

00:52:17.900 years and now all of a sudden they are and guess what they're seeing cases of it it's amazing

00:52:22.140 now i would imagine there's a lot of people out there just like me and maybe you

00:52:30.440 who when they get sick they don't need to go out and get themselves a rapid antigen test

00:52:36.280 they just go you know what i'm feeling a bit under the weather i think i'm going to take a few days

00:52:41.640 and just chill take some vitamin c drink lots of fluids maybe have some chicken soup and

00:52:48.720 wait it out because that's what you're supposed to do

00:52:53.020 i played this video for you guys before but i'm going to play it again

00:53:00.560 because you know what hopefully i can

00:53:04.080 yeah here we go because this is important justin trudeau has signed us on to be one of the two

00:53:13.720 countries dealing with facial recognition software in airports. It's going to be functioning

00:53:20.500 at Trudeau Airport, Pierre Elliott Trudeau Airport in Montreal, and I believe Vancouver

00:53:25.680 Airport, if I'm not mistaken. This is the precursor, you guys, to the digital ID and

00:53:34.100 the social credit system. Watch this. It's creepy.

00:53:39.060 with the number of international arrivals expected to grow 50 percent by 2030 okay you know what i'm

00:53:47.620 going to go back to the beginning and i want you to make a point of listening for some key

00:53:52.660 numbers years whatnot by 2030 she said

00:53:57.340 what is 2030 you know here we go

00:54:03.520 with the number of international arrivals expected to grow 50 percent by 2030 travelers need seamless

00:54:14.960 ways to cross borders but also protect national security while protecting personal data the known

00:54:22.000 traveler digital identity or ktdi is a public-private collaboration that enhances security

00:54:29.520 efforts while enabling a connected journey for today's international traveler the ktdi is the

00:54:36.160 only global travel initiative of its kind travelers can share documentation and information from one

00:54:42.880 verified identity with partners including government authorities airlines and hotels

00:54:49.920 the ktdi allows travelers to play an active role in travel security efforts by sharing

00:54:55.760 their information proactively travelers always retain control over what when and with whom they

00:55:02.960 share their information sure they do each data element shared by the traveler is verified accurate

00:55:09.280 and consistent every time this is made possible by the technologies of distributed ledger

00:55:15.200 cryptography and biometrics as more data and information is added travelers build more

00:55:21.600 enriched profiles that build trust with each partner interaction let's follow one example of

00:55:27.840 what the journey could look like for future travelers after travelers download the ktdi app

00:55:34.240 and create their profile governments provide and authenticate the traveler's identity data

00:55:40.080 based on their passport or government-issued digital id biometrics will link the digital

00:55:46.080 identity with the physical person and their national identity document when approved profiles

00:55:52.720 are securely stored and encrypted in individual identity wallets these contain the original

00:55:59.120 government attestation and additional attestations as proof of the traveler's history of border

00:56:04.400 crossings plane trips and hotel check-ins when a traveler shares required identity information

00:56:11.440 the attributes they share are checked and validated through encrypted links to their source

00:56:16.560 information whether the traveler is booking a flight boarding a plane or entering a destination

00:56:23.280 country the travel provider or government authority can be sure that the information shared is

00:56:29.200 authentic and verified by the issuing organization travelers could also send their information to

00:56:35.600 authorities in advance of departure allowing travelers that are deemed low risk to be

00:56:40.800 screened sooner and processed faster hotels could offer self-service check-in via facial recognition

00:56:48.320 to ensure travelers are who they say they are throughout the journey the known traveler digital

00:56:54.240 identity creates one connected process to build trust encourage travel and allow precious security

00:57:01.600 resources to focus on the areas of greatest need components of the known traveler digital identity

00:57:08.480 will be championed by the governments of canada and the netherlands additional partners include

00:57:13.600 air canada klm royal dutch airlines toronto pearson international airport montreal trudeau

00:57:20.640 international airport and amsterdam airport schiphol in collaboration with the world economic

00:57:25.920 forum and accenture the known traveler digital identity will be piloted this year unlocking the

00:57:32.640 power to change how we travel so yeah there's that

00:57:55.200 I am going to put that up on the page, all right?

00:57:59.700 That video from Vimeo, I'm going to put that up on the page here, you guys.

00:58:06.480 And I want you to share it.

00:58:09.280 I want you to share it with everybody that you know.

00:58:15.100 And that may still not make an impact on them.

00:58:18.640 But I want you to share it with as many people as you know.

00:58:22.460 And I want you to tell them, this is what's next if we don't stand up and say, no, that's enough.

00:58:29.660 You do not need to have all of our information.

00:58:32.780 You do not need to be using facial recognition software on us.

00:58:36.360 You do not need this.

00:58:40.720 This is just a way for them to implement the social credit score.

00:58:45.160 That's all it is.

00:58:46.880 Trudeau signed us into it.

00:58:47.960 I was wrong.

00:58:48.520 It's not the Vancouver airport.

00:58:49.680 It's Montreal and Toronto.

00:58:53.360 Those are the two key airports in this country for international arrivals, by the way.

00:59:01.480 So, yeah.

00:59:03.560 When I talk about breakaway societies, guys, I talk about the new alternative society.

00:59:10.640 This is what I mean.

00:59:12.840 Apparently, Christia Freeland has got a plan in place for non-vaccinated travelers to not be able to leave the country until next year at some point.

00:59:21.720 Why?

00:59:22.460 There is no science behind that. There's nothing the opposition can do and the left-wing corporate media stays silent. So it's up to us. We either make noise about it or we take that news in stride and we start developing our own plan.

00:59:43.760 now i know that plans are already in place you guys have heard rumblings of that on this show

00:59:49.560 in the past and there will be more of that to come but that guys is only one part of what

00:59:56.080 they're planning to do one part there are more things afoot digital programmable currency which

01:00:05.900 is something we have talked about before and you know that's going to be a private public partnership

01:00:12.580 right so let's just say you work for boeing let's just say boeing is involved with the government

01:00:20.080 and boeing says yeah we like it we're going to go with the digital programmable currency

01:00:24.500 and so the government starts instituting this brand new pierre paulia by the way has said he

01:00:31.000 is against this model of currency he is absolutely public on that and i'm not saying that means you

01:00:37.740 should vote for him i'm just saying that he has said that but let's just say boeing says yeah

01:00:42.920 we're going to go along with this or or amazon whatever company so if you work for one of these

01:00:48.620 companies the company is going to say we're going to start paying you in this new digital

01:00:53.220 programmable currency and the government can then program this currency to just end

01:01:01.620 whenever they feel like it this currency will no longer be valid as of june 30th 2022

01:01:09.480 so in essence they're paying you in coupons so you can't save anymore now the implications of that

01:01:18.200 or you can't spend it on real estate you cannot move this digital currency into another account

01:01:25.700 it can't be done and that's how you're going to live your life

01:01:30.540 that's what's coming

01:01:33.100 they're taking the ability

01:01:36.340 they want land ownership next

01:01:38.400 they don't want us to own land

01:01:41.560 because that gives us

01:01:43.600 the right to self autonomy

01:01:46.420 that is a huge component

01:01:48.860 of freedom

01:01:50.880 that's what they want

01:01:54.660 and with a digital programmable currency

01:01:57.140 they can do that

01:01:58.540 and that's the next phase with the digital ids do you see what i'm saying this is all part of the

01:02:05.980 plan anything to do with the world economic forum like that video i just played you should scare

01:02:13.180 the pants off so i'm going to put that video up on this page i want you guys to share that

01:02:20.500 as much as you possibly can with people who need to see it the people who are living with the

01:02:25.820 blinders on right now those people the people who have kids and grandkids play that for them and say

01:02:33.960 is this a world you want your kids to grow up in oh technology it's absolutely fantastic yeah sure

01:02:38.980 it is if used properly but in the hands of somebody like klaus schwab no it's not

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01:05:15.260 Hello to Kev and to Neil and to Alan.

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01:05:23.320 I am thinking of a number.

01:05:27.040 Excuse me.

01:05:27.800 I'm thinking of a number

01:05:31.060 between 60 and 75.

01:05:40.340 the number is between 60 and 75 if you are the winner tonight of the tacit investigations t-shirt

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01:06:07.040 address i'm going to need your telephone number uh and of course your name and then we'll go ahead

01:06:13.520 and get you your prize all right so uh what's the number ah you see it's easy to put down 69 isn't

01:06:23.060 it which by the way is not a very comfortable it's overrated i don't know why it ever got

01:06:30.320 the traction it got in the first place.

01:06:32.700 It's ridiculous.

01:06:36.640 Still waiting for a correct response.

01:06:39.000 Between 60 and 75.

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01:07:05.820 Louise Evans says 66, and there it is, Louise.

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01:07:37.360 watching don't forget tomorrow night at eight o'clock central our guest is james top the canadian

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01:07:53.740 he's doing this in the first place what it's been like for him and what his ultimate goals are among

01:07:58.920 many other things james top is on the show tomorrow night and that's it for the show tonight

01:08:04.620 you guys i'll catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock for another shadow at night live stream

01:08:08.580 i love you all have a great night and bye for now

The Shadoe Davis Show - May 04, 2022

Shadoe at Nite Tuesday May 3rd⧸2022

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