The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite⧸w special guest Pastor Tobias Tissen

00:00:00.000 October 22nd, 2021, and coming up on the show tonight, Pastor Tobias Thiessen of the Church

00:00:07.580 of God Restoration down in Sardo, Manitoba, which is about 15 minutes south of Steinbeck.

00:00:12.360 He's going to tell us all about what happened this week.

00:00:14.860 But not only that, he is going to tell us why he is so motivated in his fight for freedom,

00:00:22.240 and it goes back to his childhood.

00:00:24.360 And he was just telling me little bits and pieces before I came on the air just now,

00:00:28.120 so I'm interested in hearing the whole thing.

00:00:29.840 Hopefully you are too.

00:00:31.300 Pastor Tobias Thiessen is going to join us

00:00:33.120 in just a few minutes right here

00:00:34.520 on the Shadow at Night live stream.

00:00:36.320 Also on the show tonight, if I have time,

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00:00:57.200 oh there's no way that could happen well why don't you read yeah you're never going to see

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00:01:23.460 i got here cdc director says the u.s may change its definition of fully vaccinated as booster

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00:04:01.260 all right let's bring him on now it's pastor tobias thiesen thank you for coming on the show

00:04:05.440 tonight pastor it's a pleasure to have you thank you so much for giving me the opportunity i'm happy

00:04:11.160 to. We were just talking about, by the way, in case you guys don't know who Pastor Tobias

00:04:17.220 Thiessen is, he is the pastor at the Church of God Restoration, which is, I guess, about

00:04:21.180 15 minutes south of Steinbeck in Sardo, Manitoba. And you, Tobias, are famous for defying the

00:04:29.360 mandates that were put out by the government of Manitoba. We're going to get to all of

00:04:34.180 that stuff and your arrest earlier this week and then your release earlier this week and

00:04:38.940 what you've been through but first let's start with why you moved to Canada in the first place

00:04:46.200 as a child you were just started telling me this story before we went on the air and I thought it

00:04:50.640 was fascinating so please let's let's start from there gladly so we moved to Canada I was an

00:04:59.360 immigrant when we came here I became a Canadian citizen since but I find it interesting that

00:05:05.540 it seems like so many of the immigrants get picked on, whether that's Pastor Art Pawlowski

00:05:12.660 from Calgary, who's an immigrant, or Pastor Hildebrand, who is not originally from Canada,

00:05:19.240 different ones, just an interesting side note. But we moved to Canada from Germany for

00:05:26.760 not just the reason of, oh, America is so great, you know, or North America, I should say, but

00:05:33.660 we moved here because my parents were very concerned for myself and my brothers because

00:05:41.460 they saw how the public school system in germany was going they were very christian

00:05:48.180 just like myself and and brought me into the christian way but they looked at what the school

00:05:55.200 system was like and they saw you know the the teachings on evolution and all the propaganda

00:06:02.140 that is being indoctrinated into the children right from a young age.

00:06:07.700 And they were like, we don't want our children to go through that.

00:06:12.500 We want them to have a good education, very important,

00:06:17.080 but most of all, we want them to learn the ways of God,

00:06:21.220 not the ways of wickedness.

00:06:24.680 What kind of propaganda, I'm sorry to interrupt,

00:06:27.140 what kind of propaganda was being put out in the school system

00:06:30.180 in Germany back then?

00:06:32.140 it's a anti-god propaganda as far i mean like when you have evolution in school and you won't

00:06:42.100 let the children voice their opinion on it they're just you got to believe this don't believe in

00:06:47.880 you know what facts have taught us and and all these different things they were they were still

00:06:55.480 trying to you know have the children indoctrinated in those ways you know just simply anti-christian

00:07:04.420 okay they didn't give the freedom of opportunity because i remember growing up in the school

00:07:09.700 system here in canada and we got up every morning and we sang the national anthem and then we did

00:07:14.600 the lord's prayer and we did the uh the god saved the queen and all of that we stood up by our desks

00:07:20.880 And we did all of that. So we had everything, you know, I mean, we had the religious aspect.

00:07:26.740 We also had the scientific aspect. So we got a blend of all of that.

00:07:30.800 And I don't see anything wrong with that. I didn't see any indoctrination at that time.

00:07:34.940 Yes. Well, that's very impressive that they still had prayer in school, which was not the case, which was not the case in Germany.

00:07:42.900 I'm sure in your age, my parents' age, when they went to school, they had all that.

00:07:47.720 but you know and that's one one quick point i'm going to get right here when you take prayer out

00:07:53.180 of school bad things are bound to happen well you know it's interesting you say that because

00:07:59.400 i've been reading a lot lately on communist nations and how these nations became communist

00:08:05.740 in the first place totalitarian and one of the first things they do is they attack the churches

00:08:11.200 They make sure that the churches are going to be shut down and nobody has got any sort of religious freedom at all, because that is how you weaken people.

00:08:23.700 Right. Absolutely.

00:08:27.800 So anyway, you guys were in Germany. Your parents didn't like what's going on with the school system.

00:08:33.880 So they decided Canada is the place to go.

00:08:36.980 well not that quick as a result they were educating us at home okay and you know there

00:08:45.100 was trouble right early on and we were to make a long story short we were in and out of court

00:08:52.560 more than i can remember and we we kept this up for about four or five years

00:09:00.580 we had good christian lawyers and it got to the point where these lawyers sat down with my parents

00:09:08.940 and said we can no longer support you because every law that supports you and your fight

00:09:17.680 is being stripped away from the constitution doesn't that sound familiar to us right now

00:09:24.600 more and more is being stripped or is being ignored and so that's what happened to us over

00:09:31.420 there and you know at one point during our fight the judge has had removed the right for my parents

00:09:40.660 to take care of us children which meant that the police or the child aid could have at any time

00:09:47.700 showed up and taken us away from my parents i grew up with those fears as a child for about a year

00:09:56.660 and a half my mother took us boys and moved to another part in germany that wasn't so hostile

00:10:03.960 toward us and my dad could only come visit two or three times a month and and it was it was

00:10:12.680 nightmares as a child so the lawyer said we can no longer support you your best option is to move

00:10:18.640 out of the country and so my parents looked at surrounding places in Europe and they were like

00:10:25.900 if it's here in Germany it's just a matter of time it's going to get to the other

00:10:30.400 surrounding countries and so they decided if we move we're going to move big and that's what they

00:10:36.800 did, we moved to Canada. And, you know, I had a good, wonderful education at the Christian school

00:10:42.720 at the Church of God and graduated in 2013. And everything was peaceful up until last year when

00:10:54.260 things started to get quite intense. And I find myself in a battle again against the wicked agenda.

00:11:02.460 You know, what I find interesting is that everybody I have spoken to who has visited Germany or lived in Germany always said, you know, they were very sensitive towards what happened in World War II. 0.53

00:11:15.320 And there's certain laws, certain things you can't even say in Germany because of what Hitler did with the Jews back then.

00:11:21.520 And so you would think that this kind of indoctrination, as you call it, would be absolutely stopped before it ever got started in that country because they would recognize it before it ever became a thing.

00:11:33.320 But I guess that's not the case.

00:11:35.700 That's not the case.

00:11:37.000 Maybe a few things are very sensitive.

00:11:39.060 I believe that, too.

00:11:40.620 But the thought of God and following righteous principles has been very much under attack.

00:11:49.380 all right so you graduated just what like six or seven years ago you've become a pastor quite

00:11:56.300 quickly and for such a young man well i started preaching right shortly after graduating from

00:12:03.140 school and been at it all along by god's help yeah very good so you know i find it interesting

00:12:13.020 because i i saw your photo in the paper and i'd seen your photo online over the past year and

00:12:18.480 whatnot, because you've been in the news, let's face it. And I'm thinking, wow, he is a very young

00:12:24.840 man. That is, you know, there's a lot of young guys out there who would just follow the crowd.

00:12:30.820 Now, I know that you're different from the guys that follow the crowd, Tobias. I mean, let's be

00:12:34.760 honest here. You are a pastor. You're the head of a church, for goodness sakes. But you must have

00:12:41.860 been hearing from other pastors in the area from other priests ministers in the area Tobias what

00:12:49.060 are you doing you're going against the word of God as all this was going on did you feel a lot

00:12:53.580 of that kind of pressure not exactly directly but there has been this letter which I'm sure you've

00:13:01.600 also seen in online this letter of 23 churches from Steinbeck last year which pretty much pointed

00:13:09.560 the finger and said that's bad don't do that we're in full agreement of what the government

00:13:14.320 wants us to do and also the letter that was in Winnipeg against Springs Church and then they

00:13:18.980 singled us out as well but other than that not that I but I've had so much contact with people

00:13:27.140 I think in the back of my mind somebody has approached me but you know there is some that

00:13:33.960 feel like well he has his choice and it's not a good choice but

00:13:39.040 yeah how did you stand up to that kind of pressure i mean not directly as you say but

00:13:46.420 still there's the letter that was put out by all of the churches in your area and then of course

00:13:51.300 in winnipeg not to mention i'm sure there was a lot of derogatory remarks online i have seen

00:13:56.880 derogatory remarks about you in the past week and it's it's terrible the things that people say

00:14:02.220 about you and you know all i could think of now first of all i want to be completely honest with

00:14:06.540 you is that i'm not a religious man and i've never been i didn't have that kind of upbringing although

00:14:10.540 i respect everybody's right to be whatever they want to be uh because i believe in freedom of

00:14:16.820 choice and i think what you're doing is fantastic but i mean to stand up to that kind of pressure

00:14:22.440 not just from other church leaders but from just the general public the kind of harsh vitriol that

00:14:28.880 was sent your way. How have you been able to deal with that? You know, what has helped me a lot

00:14:35.460 is to link myself and connect myself to a lot of other great people. And, you know, I'll mention

00:14:43.160 Pastor Henry Hildebrandt, which I'm sure you've heard of. He has known me from when I was born,

00:14:49.860 and he's been a great mentor and has really helped me. And, you know, when stuff gets hard,

00:14:55.820 you just contact people that know more than you do have more wisdom and understanding

00:15:02.920 and and you get courage and you pick yourself back up and keep going right but you know that

00:15:11.100 that can go you go so far for you and then you might just have a moment of i'm not going to say

00:15:16.600 weakness but doubt let's say your family i'm sure has been strong for you and all of your uh you

00:15:22.700 know, all of your congregation has probably been as well. I did see the video of you being arrested

00:15:28.100 and there were people holding vigil, I think, at that point as well. What has that been like? What

00:15:34.080 kind of support have you gotten from your congregation? Has it been amazing? It's been just

00:15:38.620 outstanding, amazing. And I would like to say here that the Church of God in Steinbeck is not

00:15:43.480 an independent church. We are a church that is international. So Pastor Hildebrand is one branch

00:15:51.260 in Elmer, Ontario. We got our headquarters in Greenville, Ohio. And then there's multiple in

00:15:57.120 the States, in Europe, in South America, in Asia. So when I was, and I was told this after I was

00:16:06.800 released, but when I was arrested, we have a general communication system. And like instantly

00:16:13.720 there was a message put out, pray for Tobias Thiessen. He's just been arrested and pray for

00:16:18.860 his family. So there was outstanding amount of prayer and support. And I was arrested at 7

00:16:26.420 p.m. at night. And by 930 at night, just about the whole congregation went to the police station

00:16:34.920 and they were singing and walking around the station and calling my name and praying. And

00:16:42.340 it was it was outstanding support i can't even imagine what that would be like um let's go back

00:16:50.020 to earlier this year now when when when these mandates got really harsh i think it was probably

00:16:57.300 almost a year ago now when they started locking everything down where you couldn't even go

00:17:02.160 outside and and see a light show without getting a ticket or not even being allowed to go in

00:17:07.580 where you couldn't have a church service where you could only go shopping one person from the

00:17:12.100 household. It was very, very strict, these lockdowns. Why did you decide to continue doing

00:17:19.060 services? And I believe the ticket, one of the tickets you got anyway, was for doing an outdoor

00:17:23.980 parking lot service. Am I correct? Yes, that would have been on November 29th, I think, of last year,

00:17:31.340 which we're getting just about to a year now. And you know, what made me decide to do that is my

00:17:39.140 faith you know i'm i'm a firm believer in the word of god in the bible and and in staying true to god

00:17:48.260 and i don't know how much you know of that but as a preacher in the bible it says that

00:17:55.440 we must obey god rather than man and that we should give to caesar what belongs to caesar

00:18:02.220 and give to god what belongs to god so there's two different um i don't know how to express it

00:18:09.000 two different things like there's some things that belong to the government and some things

00:18:12.900 that belong to god now my faith does not belong to the government my obligation and

00:18:20.300 privilege and responsibility to worship god does not belong to the government and it's not theirs

00:18:28.920 to limit in any way and so that made us decide you know what we've seen all along by november

00:18:36.280 it was so evident that this is not about our health. This is not about protecting ourselves

00:18:43.340 from a virus, but this is about government trying to take what belongs to God. And that's where we

00:18:51.160 very firmly drew the line and have stood firm against all this time. And so we had attempted

00:18:58.560 to do a drive-in service on November 29th and we were blocked off. In fact, it was just a drive-in

00:19:07.060 and everybody was going to stay in their cars. We did that purposely to make a point for

00:19:13.960 all of the world, hopefully, to see that this is not about a virus. In fact, we put out a Facebook

00:19:22.100 post and said, our parking lot is going to be the safest parking lot in Steinbeck this morning.

00:19:28.940 And so it still wasn't good enough. I don't understand. You see, that's the thing about

00:19:36.560 these regulations. And there have been so many arbitrary regulations this government has put

00:19:41.180 out from, you know, only one person in the household to blocking off certain sections

00:19:45.520 in grocery stores to the stand up versus sit down, wearing a mask thing. I mean, none of it

00:19:52.040 seems to make any sense. And I guess, you know, when you said it became clearly evident at that

00:19:57.880 time, you started going ahead and trying to do even the drive-in services, which wasn't good

00:20:04.520 enough for the government, which still blows my mind. But getting back to the immigrant thing, 0.95

00:20:09.800 why are they picking on the immigrants? I've got a philosophy about that. It's because

00:20:13.700 perhaps the people who have come here from different countries, not just Germany and

00:20:18.680 european countries but let's say countries where uh people have seen the the fist of totalitarian

00:20:25.180 dictatorships they don't want those people speaking out and they don't want people you know people

00:20:32.240 like yourself telling anybody else what they've seen in their lives because i think here for the

00:20:38.880 most part you've got and the united states as well and most western countries you would think

00:20:43.380 people have got the idea that that could never happen here there's no way this has always been

00:20:48.880 a free country we've never had to fight for anything in our lives and they just can't get

00:20:53.620 past their cognitive dissonance that the government wants to control us and we have to fight back and

00:21:00.340 i think that's that's probably one of the problems that we're facing in terms of trying to wake

00:21:05.860 people up to what's really happening how have you tried to reach out to people and get that message

00:21:11.840 out there well i have i have through all of this what we've been through in the last year

00:21:18.820 gotten a decent platform online where i have i've told people look if your church

00:21:25.920 has shut down and and you can't go we're always open and you know i've tried to give hope and

00:21:34.040 and when i was at rallies i would tell people if if you want a place to come and worship

00:21:41.560 come join us and we just need to stand together to make it through this and so i've tried many

00:21:50.280 different ways and you know just this is the beautiful thing they they were attacking us

00:21:57.480 and targeting us specifically posting about us blowing us around in the news but what that did

00:22:05.100 was a lot of people saw here's a church that is obeying god rather than man and so even

00:22:12.380 unknowingly they have helped us yeah i get that impression myself there's a lot of people who

00:22:20.160 may have been woken up by your stance which is which is actually kind of interesting you know

00:22:25.520 like the other side was trying to shut you down and all they did was open up some eyeballs

00:22:30.080 so your first your first charges happened back in november with the drive-ins how many different

00:22:35.960 charges did you have tobias overall as far as fines go well just fines i have not been charged

00:22:45.180 yet i've just been receiving a lot of fines okay but i believe i got 10 or 11 of them 10 or 11 and

00:22:52.640 each one was 1296 oh my goodness that's a lot of that's a lot of money so now here's the thing

00:23:01.880 about what what happened to you uh they issued a a warrant for your arrest i think that was went

00:23:09.400 back in may may end of may okay so i had a question from somebody earlier today because i had posted

00:23:16.960 earlier that you were going to be on the show tonight so somebody asked me to ask you and the

00:23:22.400 language this person used was absolutely atrocious so i'm not going to ask you in in what he said but

00:23:27.580 he said why have you been hiding and i said no no no it's not that tobias has been like i i pretty

00:23:35.600 much answered the question for you but i think everybody deserves to hear it from you that

00:23:39.420 tobias has not been hiding the cops have known where he is he's been in contact with them for

00:23:43.700 the past five or six months now i mean you have had conversations with them correct that's right

00:23:49.860 Okay. All you wanted to do was be arrested. You wanted them to come to the church and arrest you

00:23:56.580 there, right? Yes, because in my first set of conditions, which I'm sure we'll talk about

00:24:03.180 later, but my first set of conditions would have hindered me from coming to church. And I knew

00:24:08.280 they called me and said, we want to arrest you because you've been at rallies and helped organize

00:24:12.920 and stuff and i said no no no you want to um hit two birds with one shot here so you come to the

00:24:21.240 church and arrest me there because that's really what you're mad at me for and so i've i've not

00:24:29.800 been hiding i was publicly in every sunday morning church service except for the times when i had

00:24:37.240 gone to visit Pastor Hildebrand and wasn't in Steinbeck but whenever I was in Steinbeck I was

00:24:43.500 publicly in church on Sunday mornings and during the week I was not as public but the last month

00:24:53.840 and a half to two months I have gone to Winnipeg, I've gone to Steinbeck, I did all my shopping that

00:25:00.120 I needed all my business I had to take care of and I got I was under the impression and and

00:25:07.360 whoever heard my last rebel no the last rebel news interview before I was arrested

00:25:13.140 would have heard that I said I don't think the police is very eager to arrest me

00:25:19.240 especially the Steinbeck because I felt like I was public and I was being left alone

00:25:24.220 and i gave them i gave them that credit i said and i want to i want to congrats or praise them

00:25:31.200 for it something i said something like that for not doing it and i don't think they want to i

00:25:36.000 gave them credit for it but i was sadly mistaken you know i think it may have been that they they

00:25:43.920 were trying to hold out for as long as they possibly could let's remember that these cops

00:25:48.880 do have a chain of command and they do get pressure put upon them right so that from their

00:25:53.680 commanding officer down to the sergeants and finally down to the officers on patrol whether

00:25:58.020 it's rcmp or whether it's city police officers eventually somebody is going to have to get that

00:26:03.220 duty um and and come and get you and to their credit they held out for one two three like five

00:26:10.400 months before they did come to get you so um you got to give it to them for that but when they did

00:26:16.660 finally come and get you earlier this week and i want to make a point again in case you guys are

00:26:22.640 just coming to the show right now pastor tobias teason is my guest on the show tonight uh he was

00:26:30.660 not hiding out the police knew where he was the police know where you live the police could have

00:26:36.880 come and gotten you every or any time they wanted to come and get you it's not that you were hiding

00:26:42.580 in somebody's basement it's not that you were being transported around in the back of a van

00:26:47.380 with the windows blacked out or anything like that you were not walking around in disguises

00:26:52.180 a funny nose and glasses none of that stuff no we're public you were going out doing your shopping

00:26:56.980 you were still doing your church services and that's something i absolutely want to make clear 0.71

00:27:01.300 to anybody who is watching right now is that this man is anything but a coward especially to the

00:27:08.340 person who asked me to ask you this today i hope you understand what the answer has been so when

00:27:16.180 When they came to get you this past week, Tobias, how many of them, first of all, were there?

00:27:23.920 So I would like to give a little bit of background what my evening was like before the arrest.

00:27:30.660 For whoever who has seen that video, you saw my mom was there, my brother, my wife, my two boys.

00:27:37.460 so my mom and my brother were moving back to europe this week because my mother's father

00:27:48.120 was still living in germany and he's sick and getting older and she decided to go and take

00:27:55.340 care of him can i interrupt you for one moment please yes because you know what i i may have

00:28:00.480 spoken too soon by giving the cops credit for holding out if they knew that this was going on

00:28:05.640 your life this week and they came to get you right then and there that's not cool well i'm not sure

00:28:13.360 that they knew but but maybe you'll you'll understand more as we go on in this story

00:28:18.980 anyway this was a decision that my mom had made months ago earlier on this year and so monday

00:28:27.540 night was the last evening we had together as family we went and picked up some food in town

00:28:33.440 and went to a park and had a good time we ate together my boys were running around and we

00:28:40.580 played and so when it was time to leave it was getting dark around 6 30 or dusk I should say

00:28:48.060 we decided to head home and my mother was going to come and we were going to spend another couple

00:28:52.840 hours visiting and when I got into the vehicle to leave my warrant wasn't even on my mind

00:29:01.140 I wasn't even I didn't have I didn't think about that I could be arrested at any time that wasn't

00:29:09.420 on my mind I had a heavy heart my mom is moving in the morning and you know sad feelings and

00:29:15.600 so when I left the park I saw people on the sidewalk and even that didn't make me suspicious

00:29:23.020 I didn't care to look who it was or if I knew them but as I pulled out like maybe a hundred

00:29:29.980 yards from the parking lot there was a police cruiser standing there and as soon as i pulled

00:29:36.140 up you know they have that bright white light underneath the big flashing light that kind of

00:29:40.940 shoots out at you so that happened and i was like whoa there's a police and my first thought

00:29:46.380 literally was oh i forgot to buckle up and my son was standing in the back row without being in his

00:29:55.260 seat and i was like oh no but then almost right after i was like no this is a much bigger problem

00:30:00.020 here and they come up and asked me for my license and i asked them i was pulled over

00:30:05.280 and they said oh just a regular police stop by that time that person standing on the sidewalk

00:30:11.840 a civilian walked over to the road glanced in my window and was like hey tobias and i recognized

00:30:20.060 him. It was our police chief, Harold, in civilian clothes. Now, I'm not sure if he has seen me in

00:30:27.820 the park or if somebody had reported me to being in the park, but it was a setup. And so he said,

00:30:36.720 he told his officers that were there, this is Tobias. He's under arrest. Take him out of the

00:30:41.960 car. And so I got out. My wife, I want to give a big shout out to my wife. She's a brave woman.

00:30:49.260 she took that video and walked around they took me to the car by that time my mom and brother had

00:30:56.960 driven by turned around come back and came out to be with us there and you've seen the video my mom

00:31:03.980 was begging to give me a hug and and I told him look she's moving tomorrow just let her give me a

00:31:09.840 hug and they were shoving they were shoving them around and finally the officer said and this is

00:31:19.640 not heard in the video so I want to make sure people hear this he said if you get in the car

00:31:24.820 I'll let your mom give you a hug while you're sitting in the car and finally I gave him because

00:31:31.960 I was already in handcuffs and they were tightening and tightening and tightening it

00:31:35.460 would hurt so i sat down in the car and and as soon as i sat down they slammed that door shut

00:31:43.680 completely disregarding the promise he gave me if you sit down your mom can give you a hug

00:31:49.920 and then i was taken to steinbeck police custody from there and i'm not i've never been in

00:32:01.600 handcuffs before every bump on the road made those things tighter and just wasn't nice once

00:32:10.320 i got to this sorry you want it no no i'm just okay go ahead once i got to the station

00:32:17.440 i was asked questions about my lawyer and stuff and they took me to a cell

00:32:23.380 and they finally got a hold of my lawyer and they said we can't get a hearing for you tonight

00:32:31.120 It'll be tomorrow morning. And then in Steinbeck, they were nicer than in Winnipeg.

00:32:40.600 And that is the warden. The warden there came and asked me if I had had supper, if I wanted something.

00:32:48.040 And I said, no, I'm good. And then he asked me if I wanted the lights on or off.

00:32:52.620 He probably asked me around nine, nine thirty. And I said, I would appreciate them off.

00:32:57.840 and he actually did he turned down the lights and they were pretty nice but then by 11 30 at night

00:33:06.360 this police chief Harold himself came in and took another officer and then just ordered me to come

00:33:13.200 out of the cell and I was like what is happening now and when I walked out there was a bench there

00:33:19.700 and I saw my shoes there and he says you can put on your shoes and then he asked me where I lived

00:33:26.040 and I like are they taking me home I was like am I being released and but I didn't ask anything

00:33:35.360 and he didn't explain either what was coming next they they took all my belongings that I had in my

00:33:42.760 pockets and stuff and they had that bag and they walked me to a car but they put me in handcuffs

00:33:49.280 before they put put me to the car but they thankfully put them in such a way that they

00:33:54.800 wouldn't tighten on their own and then we left the station and I was wondering okay where are

00:34:00.020 we going now are they bringing me home or what's going on and then we came to the intersection and

00:34:05.560 then they turned they turned north to go to Winnipeg so I knew they were taking me to Winnipeg

00:34:10.900 and I was taken to Winnipeg police headquarters and was put in custody there and there they were

00:34:19.240 quite nasty they had the bright lights on all night came banging on doors every 15 minutes

00:34:25.200 and kept telling me there's a lawyer on the line would you like to talk to him

00:34:30.940 they wanted they wanted to force me to take their legal aid instead of talking to my own lawyer

00:34:37.820 which I would not recommend to anybody if you have a lawyer use your own don't ever take

00:34:43.700 their legal aid because their legal aid doesn't know you has no connection with you and won't

00:34:50.880 fight nearly as hard for you to have better conditions than your own lawyer will

00:34:55.680 anyway at 3 30 in the morning they come to my door and say the lawyer is on the line for you

00:35:03.540 and I was like really my lawyer is on the line so I went to to call and it was a totally different

00:35:11.180 lawyer and i said you know what just pass this matter on to my lawyer and was i was brought back

00:35:17.980 to my cell and then in the morning they were telling me that tobias interrupted did they did

00:35:24.600 they were they rough with you at all i mean aside like the handcuffs in steinbeck they put on you

00:35:32.180 were tight and they were getting tighter with every bump in the in the road you said as you

00:35:36.480 were in the back of the police cruiser first of all i don't see any reason to put you a very

00:35:43.920 non-violent offender into handcuffs at all um it's not like you were a danger to them or anybody else

00:35:53.660 for that matter you're a gentle soul you're a pastor so i understand police procedure i get it

00:36:01.360 but do they not have the power to say,

00:36:05.060 you want to know what?

00:36:05.560 We're not going to do this.

00:36:06.520 I mean,

00:36:06.720 this,

00:36:07.100 this guy is obviously fighting for something that he believes in and

00:36:11.180 that's fine.

00:36:11.920 We're just doing our job.

00:36:13.160 I mean,

00:36:13.300 this whole story that you're telling me is making me incredibly sad right

00:36:16.340 now.

00:36:18.760 I don't even know what to say.

00:36:24.080 I'm sorry,

00:36:24.580 man.

00:36:25.920 And I interrupted your story.

00:36:27.780 I'm sorry.

00:36:28.220 Please continue.

00:36:29.060 No problem.

00:36:29.860 What,

00:36:30.020 what you're saying is they're they are branding us who are standing up for our freedoms they're

00:36:36.980 putting us on the same level as just about the lowest criminal out there yeah yeah and that

00:36:43.060 you know i mean where is i just don't get it there are different lines of this kind of thing

00:36:50.040 and if you are a danger if you're a meth addict if you're strung out on cocaine or you're you got

00:36:55.720 a weapon or something i can see the handcuffs but this is this is outrageous what they did to you

00:37:02.120 and why did they have to bring you to winnipeg well the warrant was issued by they say the

00:37:09.200 province which i think manitoba justice did so it was it came from winnipeg originally and so

00:37:15.300 i don't know if the vigil held at the police station had any effect they were like we need

00:37:21.900 get him out of here before more happens or or what the real reason was or if they can't if

00:37:29.020 they're not set up to have me go for a bail hearing from Steinbeck i don't know what what

00:37:34.700 the real reason was okay so where were we before i interrupted you you were it was 3 30 in the

00:37:41.260 morning and they dragged you out of your cell there to talk to this lawyer who wasn't your lawyer

00:37:45.740 right okay so in the morning as it got more morning they said well by eight o'clock you should

00:37:51.900 hear from your lawyer and go for bail and stuff and nothing happens it all stays quiet

00:37:59.780 and they finally come to my door and says you have to take our legal aid because we can't get

00:38:08.560 a hold of your lawyer you know what I thought I thought you lied to me about letting my mom give

00:38:15.460 me a hug I don't believe a word you say right now so you know that mistrust that they have created

00:38:23.020 themselves I want to believe that police officers are good and there's probably good ones out there

00:38:28.780 but their behavior like this doesn't help in any way build that kind of trust and so they said we

00:38:36.180 tried we can't get a hold of your lawyer you're just gonna have to take our legal aid to speed

00:38:40.780 things up they were wanting to get rid of me so i said no i'm i'm waiting till my lawyer gets back

00:38:48.480 to me and so by 10 a.m i think i spoke with my lawyer and he presented the conditions that were

00:38:55.440 on the table and i went back to consider and pray can you can you tell us what the conditions were

00:39:03.220 or is that a matter of secrecy i can say i can say what some of them are one of them was to

00:39:09.860 always appear in court to always reside at the address that I'm living in right now to not

00:39:15.060 move permanent locations and they had no contact with five other people and they said that I would

00:39:24.180 not that I must not organize including requesting inciting or inviting other individuals to any

00:39:33.520 gatherings related to COVID-19 prevention orders made under the Public Health Act.

00:39:39.560 That's where it was.

00:39:41.600 And when you read that, any gatherings, that includes church.

00:39:47.320 And so I was praying, considering, and went back to talk to my lawyer again.

00:39:53.360 And I says, I cannot agree with those conditions.

00:39:56.960 I cannot abide by them.

00:39:59.680 And he says, well, we can't go for bail today.

00:40:03.520 I'm going to have to negotiate with the Crown.

00:40:06.020 You're going to have to stay in jail another night.

00:40:08.940 He told me this at 10, 11 a.m.

00:40:12.240 And we're going to go for bail the next day.

00:40:15.440 Well, they still had all day to negotiate.

00:40:18.480 Why would it take so long?

00:40:19.740 I don't understand that.

00:40:21.180 Well, somebody said apparently the last chance you get for bail in a day

00:40:24.600 is between 2 and 3 p.m.

00:40:27.840 So they couldn't have taken care of it between 2 and 3?

00:40:30.400 Or I guess they probably have a full docket of cases too.

00:40:33.020 but yeah apparently there's like two or three hundred bail dockets sometimes so that that was

00:40:40.940 depressing to to have sat through a whole night and and you get that kind of sentence you're gonna

00:40:50.380 go in for another night what was it you have no cell to buy so like was it did you have a bed like

00:40:56.860 todd mcdougall from winnipeg alternative media told me it's like they have a mattress that's

00:41:01.660 incredibly thin it's cold you're sleeping on the floor is that what happened to you it's a all

00:41:07.520 bricked up cell and there is um sort of a bed that is just out of concrete and there's a thin

00:41:17.200 mattress on there and a blanket so and the other thing is when they took me into custody before

00:41:24.400 they took me to my cell in winnipeg they patted me down that would have probably been the third

00:41:29.640 or fourth time I got patted down and they asked me how many layers I was wearing so I had an

00:41:37.220 undershirt and my shirt my dress shirt and so they said you can only have one

00:41:42.980 so I had to take one layer off before they took me to the cell

00:41:48.300 okay I don't get that you know like and I you know my mom had given me advice before before

00:41:57.280 she knew i had a warrant so she said if this happens in winter make sure you wear like

00:42:02.460 long sleeved undershirt and a shirt so you'll stay warm in that cell yeah that wouldn't have

00:42:08.520 helped any because they only let you wear one layer so you're told that you're gonna have to

00:42:15.920 spend another night there um what was that like because it was not just another night it was like

00:42:23.000 the full day then the night and then the next morning too right so it was it was overwhelming

00:42:31.940 for a while and in a cell i want i want to remind people in a cell it's not like you have a watch

00:42:40.660 you can see what time it is you don't know what time it is and in winnipeg police custody there's

00:42:47.720 no window in that cell you don't know if it's day or night if like in the long run at night time you

00:42:52.760 don't know when is it when it's going to be mourning so it's a mental battle to where they

00:42:59.100 try to bring your mental strength really down to comply with whatever they want you to comply with

00:43:05.960 and so but i was taken to the remand center because they only like to keep people one night

00:43:12.580 in police custody so i was taken to the remand center got processed

00:43:16.980 got what fingerprints in the the pictures and all that no fingerprints no fingerprints this

00:43:24.640 was just a provincial so once I got processed and was waiting till my cell was ready

00:43:31.220 I asked them if I could speak to my wife by this time I was arrested for 18 or 19 hours

00:43:38.960 and sure they brought me a phone and they gave me no explanation whatsoever that as a

00:43:49.540 as a prisoner you have to set up your profile you have to do a certain script to where the system

00:43:55.740 recognizes your your voice you have you have a pin they gave me the pin I didn't know what to do

00:44:01.460 with all this so I just tried to call I tried to call and it sounded like it was going through but

00:44:06.700 i called five or six different people and didn't get through to anybody

00:44:11.500 and then they came and took the phone from me and took me to my cell

00:44:15.820 i asked the warden on the fourth floor where i was staying

00:44:19.540 if i would have a chance to speak to my wife that day yet and he says he was

00:44:25.560 going to see what he can do because the winnipeg remand center right

00:44:29.180 now is a terrible place because of

00:44:34.340 COVID everybody in there is on solitary confinement that means no access to the gym

00:44:44.760 no time outside for fresh air you only get half an hour in a 24-hour period to go out of your

00:44:52.760 cell for a shower or for a phone call and so I was stuck in my cell and I was at the cell at

00:45:01.260 the very end and it was not it was on the second floor overlooking the cafeteria but they had not

00:45:08.140 a straight hall but they had all these angles in so you had one door this way and one door the other

00:45:13.760 way at an angle and mine was at the very end where I could just barely see the bit of the hallway

00:45:18.340 and nothing else but I had a little window in my cell that was five inches by 36 inches probably

00:45:28.820 and so I was I was stuck in there and that was tough and I want to say if I did not have my faith

00:45:40.240 I I don't know what I would have done I would have probably given up I was I was at a breaking point

00:45:48.100 after being in jail for 20 hours and you don't know if conditions are going to get favorable or

00:45:54.880 not. My lawyer said, if they're not going to get favorable, you're going to have to wait for a

00:45:59.320 trial, which can take eight to 12 or 14 months. And so I was in there not knowing what the rest

00:46:09.980 of the day is going to bring the next day, what the bail is going to be like. You know,

00:46:15.720 I was at a breaking point. But remember, I have a huge support system. There were so many people

00:46:22.400 praying and I was praying and you know God broke through to me and and renewed my strength

00:46:31.740 he brought me peace and I was able to get new courage to keep holding on and you know the

00:46:41.340 wardens they walk by every now and then and I asked them if I could please have a chance

00:46:47.000 to talk to my lawyer before five o'clock that day before he goes home and then they got me out and

00:46:55.180 got me set up on the phone i had to do the script i had to um talk so their system recognizes my

00:47:02.600 voice i got all that set up and then i was taken straight back to my cell and then he said by seven

00:47:09.140 they let you they let you set it up so that you actually could get through to somebody and when

00:47:14.060 you finally did that they took you back to your cell yes i i know what that's just cruel that's

00:47:21.980 cruel what they did yes and i asked them i haven't talked to my wife can i please well it's not your

00:47:27.520 turn for a break right now i quickly squeezed you in here to get you set up so that you can speak

00:47:32.540 to your lawyer at seven o'clock that night and then they took me back to my cell and so by seven

00:47:39.760 o'clock they brought this handheld phone into my cell and I talked with my lawyer and thankfully

00:47:46.800 he had good news that evening for me already he said they have eased on that condition about

00:47:53.080 gatherings and the new condition on that said all of what I said before that I must not incite or

00:48:00.480 invite or request but it says for clarity this condition does not in any way impede on your

00:48:12.580 regular religious gatherings nor does it prevent you from performing your duties as a pastor

00:48:19.440 so i felt like i could live with that because it does not in any way affect my ability to come to

00:48:29.800 church to preach and to be here for the people. So my lawyer said, all right, you will go for

00:48:37.340 bail in the morning and then we'll get you out of there the following day. So I went for bail at 10

00:48:45.060 a.m. and 10 or 11 a.m. and then it took them all the way to four o'clock to get me out.

00:48:52.980 bail i had to do a cash deposit of a thousand dollars and another thousand dollar bond if i

00:49:02.200 broke any conditions and then that all had to be paid before two o'clock and then it took still

00:49:09.400 took them till four o'clock to finally get me out but when i did get out it was such a precious

00:49:17.360 moment there was even though it was four o'clock and my community is in steinbeck that's an hour

00:49:24.580 drive like around three o'clock everybody's still working there was still 30 to 40 people that were

00:49:31.100 outside there giving me a warm welcome back and it was it was just wonderful even even in the

00:49:38.000 remand center they said you have quite the welcome there there's about 30 40 folks out there

00:49:43.440 wow so that that's a wonderful feeling i'm sure especially after everything you had been through

00:49:49.760 for those two days yes um what what is your message tobias excuse me what is your message

00:50:00.160 to the people who would insult you or say you deserve what you got or or say things like 1.00

00:50:09.640 we need more restrictions you you people are all morons and idiots and you're you're you know 1.00

00:50:16.560 because the name calling is is absolutely fierce that has been getting worse and worse and worse 1.00

00:50:22.180 and we obviously see the division and the segregation and the discrimination that's

00:50:26.660 going on what is your message to the people who are buying into all of this stuff 0.98

00:50:33.560 I would say as far as looking at COVID and calling me an idiot, whatever, for not abiding by regulations, 0.94

00:50:48.540 I want to point them to the facts. 0.95

00:50:51.800 I want them to look at the death rates from previous years, compare them to this year.

00:50:57.820 And I would like to also say that we haven't had a COVID outbreak at the Church of God here all this time.

00:51:07.660 People have had the flu and they've gotten over it, but no outbreaks.

00:51:13.400 And we have all winter long, we've been gathering and there has been no such crazy outbreaks.

00:51:22.460 And we're not that small.

00:51:24.640 I think we're getting close to 200.

00:51:29.660 And so I would say before you judge someone,

00:51:35.120 I don't know exactly how the saying goes,

00:51:37.460 but before you insult somebody,

00:51:40.000 walk in their shoes for a day and see what it's like.

00:51:45.100 You know, I find it interesting that people are so willing to insult others

00:51:49.560 who are just trying to stand up for their beliefs and their convictions.

00:51:54.640 uh that goes against everything god tells us i'm sure yes i would like to also say that

00:52:02.960 in a time such as we're facing right now the amount of depression the amount of suicides

00:52:12.400 i'm i'm good friends with the funeral director the amount of suicides i know about those things

00:52:18.020 people need somebody out there to give them hope

00:52:21.980 and you know people are committing suicide

00:52:25.780 because they can't be with their friends

00:52:29.020 because their whole world is torn apart

00:52:30.880 and especially as a pastor

00:52:34.180 as a representative from God

00:52:36.960 I can't go along with something

00:52:39.680 that makes somebody else take their life

00:52:41.780 I have to stand against that

00:52:46.380 It's not just about trying to be a hero or trying to be principled,

00:52:52.620 but it's about being there for the family, the human family of God.

00:52:58.800 We are a family.

00:53:00.800 Society has changed so much to the point to where everyone feels like,

00:53:04.280 I'm just living my own life.

00:53:06.120 I'm here by myself.

00:53:07.560 No, we were created to live on the same planet.

00:53:11.720 We must be there for each other.

00:53:15.560 We can't live our individual lives and who cares what happens to the next one as long as I'm good, I'm good.

00:53:21.900 That's the division that they're pushing right now.

00:53:25.240 It's the divide and conquer.

00:53:27.000 I know we've heard that so often in the last year and more.

00:53:30.640 It's the divide and conquer.

00:53:32.020 It's the segregation.

00:53:33.620 Those are their kind of tools.

00:53:36.500 But to make it through, especially turbulent times like we see right now, we must have each other.

00:53:45.560 And I can say from personal experience, having gone through this week what I've gone through

00:53:49.780 and having such a support system like I do has been making all the difference.

00:53:59.560 Pastor Thiessen, are you going to be speaking at any gatherings this weekend

00:54:04.300 outside of your usual gathering Sunday morning?

00:54:09.180 Be careful when you answer that.

00:54:10.980 Yes, I'm thinking on it, and we'll see how our weekend goes, but I want people to know that there is hope.

00:54:26.340 There is a tremendous agenda at work, but there's also good agenda, and there is a force that the lie cannot prevail against.

00:54:39.800 You know, it's truth versus lie.

00:54:42.820 It's good versus evil.

00:54:45.500 And evil will never in the long run prevail against good.

00:54:53.500 Tobias Thiessen, thank you for coming on the show tonight.

00:54:55.940 I really appreciate it.

00:54:57.580 You're a very brave man and a gentle soul and a great leader.

00:55:01.560 And I hope to have you on again one of these days soon.

00:55:04.860 I'll be happy to.

00:55:06.020 Thank you so much for the opportunity.

00:55:08.140 Thank you again.

00:55:08.820 there is

00:55:10.420 Pastor Tobias Thiessen

00:55:13.000 of the Church of God

00:55:13.960 just south of Steinbeck, Manitoba

00:55:17.220 about 15 minutes south

00:55:18.380 I don't know

00:55:25.120 if I would have the strength

00:55:28.480 to go through

00:55:30.980 what that man has gone through

00:55:32.220 he's a young guy

00:55:33.080 you can see that

00:55:34.020 very strong in his convictions

00:55:38.180 um the abuse it's the abuse yes we do have a lot of support

00:55:47.940 but you do take abuse out in the street i had a guy walk up to me a couple days ago 0.99

00:55:57.380 fuck you shadow whoa like i had kicked his dog or something 0.99

00:56:03.680 and i think that pastor teeson has probably gotten that times a hundred so i am very glad 1.00

00:56:15.600 that he is strong in his convictions and that he has a great support system and that he's able to

00:56:19.300 get through this. Not only does the man take abuse, but he also listens to the concerns

00:56:25.480 of hundreds of people in his congregation. That's one of the things you do as a pastor.

00:56:32.760 I have nothing but respect for that young man. And I wish great things for him in the

00:56:39.360 future. All right, guys, we're going to give away

00:56:46.260 a tube of the lavender skin cream from Canada Nanosilver in, I'm going to say, five minutes,

00:56:54.580 maybe seven minutes, whatever, whatever.

00:56:59.360 But first, I do have a couple of other stories I want to get to before care comes to pick

00:57:04.200 me up.

00:57:06.640 So yeah, there's the skin cream right there, the lavender skin cream.

00:57:11.020 Now, let me see if I can find it here.

00:57:16.260 Yes, it's right here. All right. So Pastor Thiessen was talking about suicide deaths, drug deaths, that kind of thing.

00:57:25.860 I had a story out of B.C. today. This is from the Vancouver Sun. Opioid deaths in B.C. far outpaced those of COVID-19.

00:57:33.000 The overdose crisis has killed 1,200 more British Columbians than COVID-19 has in the past two years, and replacing toxic street drugs with a regulated legal supply is the single most important thing we can do, according to the chief medical health officer at Vancouver Coastal Health.

00:57:52.040 In a presentation to Vancouver City Council yesterday morning, Dr. Patricia Daly said the overdose crisis killed 3,000 people in BC between January of 2020 and July of 2021 compared to 1,800 who died from COVID-19 during that same period, a difference of 1,200 people.

00:58:14.160 And during that time, an average of 164 people died each month from a drug overdose in British Columbia, far more than who died from COVID-19.

00:58:28.800 There is a statistic you can find on Stats Canada, statisticscanada.ca is the website that shows it is like that across the board in our country.

00:58:38.720 More people have died from the effects of these lockdowns, these mandates, these restrictions than have died from the virus itself.

00:58:49.120 So having that kind of information for the life of me, I can't understand how Justice Joyal would have given the ruling he gave yesterday that all of these restrictions in place are for the good of society.

00:59:01.860 considering they did nothing to demonstrably justify that they did that

00:59:06.900 statistically or with scientific facts none of that was given in that court case

00:59:18.660 an argument i was having earlier today with somebody who is absolutely and totally a branch

00:59:25.220 covidian well you got to get vaxxed you got to get vaxxed i said hey listen man there's a reason

00:59:30.760 the Jets didn't sell out their home opener last night for the very first time since they relocated

00:59:35.640 from Atlanta here 10 years ago. You want to know why that is? Because there's all kinds of

00:59:40.680 unvaccinated season ticket holders that were not allowed to renew their season tickets this year

00:59:45.260 because they weren't double jabbed. 13,800 showed up at that hockey game last night

00:59:51.180 with a capacity of 15,300.

00:59:57.000 They were 1,400 or 1,500 short of a sellout

01:00:00.100 on their opening night.

01:00:02.940 And I certainly hope that sends a message

01:00:05.160 to anybody out there who thinks

01:00:07.120 this is not affecting our society in a negative way.

01:00:10.820 I'm sorry I'm yelling.

01:00:13.660 I apologize.

01:00:15.200 But does the vaccine work?

01:00:16.700 Well, Mark Shifley and Blake Wheeler

01:00:18.320 are out on COVID protocols.

01:00:19.940 They're both double jab. They're both young, healthy men.

01:00:26.300 Harvard study shows higher fully vaccinated populations have higher COVID cases.

01:00:31.440 I say again, Harvard study shows higher fully vaccinated populations have higher COVID cases.

01:00:38.940 Harvard study looked at COVID-19 data provided by the Our World in Data for Cross-Country Analysis

01:00:49.700 available as of September 3rd. The study included 68 countries that met a specific set of criteria.

01:00:57.620 Countries that had a second dose vaccine data available, had COVID-19 case data available,

01:01:02.600 had population data available. The Harvard study was also listed in the European Journal of

01:01:08.240 epidemiology. The last update of data was within three days prior to or on September 3rd, 2021,

01:01:14.240 for the seven days prior to September 3rd, 2021. They computed the COVID-19 cases per 1 million

01:01:19.940 people for each country, as well as the percentage of people that were fully vaccinated. For a

01:01:25.140 country-level analysis for the United States, they applied the White House COVID-19 team data

01:01:30.300 available at blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. The study excluded countries that didn't report fully

01:01:34.720 vaccinated populations. Percentage data yielding 2,947 counties for the analysis.

01:01:42.000 Guess what? The new median COVID-19 cases per 100,000 in U.S. counties over the last seven

01:01:50.680 days is very similar across the categories of percent population that is fully vaccinated.

01:01:55.340 vaccine's not working like they said it was going to work remember when they were saying

01:02:06.480 oh 95 protection moderna was saying that pfizer was saying that astrazeneca said oh i think their

01:02:13.480 number was 94 and then later after the vaccine rollout started well no no it's it's not supposed

01:02:25.000 to protect you from getting the virus. It's supposed to protect you from getting really

01:02:29.080 sick with it and not having to go to the hospital. See how the goalposts continually move, and not

01:02:34.980 just with the vaccines, but with everything. This is a great story. The University of Winnipeg has

01:02:43.220 been hit with a cease and desist letter over a vaccine mandate. Three educators. I'm just going

01:02:47.860 to go through the headlines here, guys, because I just haven't got time to do the whole story.

01:02:52.020 Three educators have issued a cease and desist letter to the school claiming that its vaccine mandate violates their rights.

01:02:58.360 And they hired Leighton Gray out of Alberta to handle this case.

01:03:02.880 Because guess what?

01:03:03.780 There's no lawyers in Manitoba that want to.

01:03:06.840 They don't want to take these kinds of cases on.

01:03:08.780 This is a great story written by Eva Bartlett, who is a well-known journalist, world journalist, actually, on RT.com.

01:03:17.940 She says, it's absolutely appalling. 1.00

01:03:19.780 unvaccinated Canadians become

01:03:21.780 social outcasts and the new 1.00

01:03:24.120 persecuted minority

01:03:26.280 you can see that on

01:03:27.960 rt.com

01:03:30.460 rt.com

01:03:32.140 the CDC

01:03:35.840 director

01:03:36.560 says the US

01:03:39.700 may change definition

01:03:41.900 of fully vaccinated

01:03:43.560 as boosters

01:03:46.020 roll out there she is

01:03:47.680 Rochelle Walensky 0.85

01:03:49.780 We may change the definition of fully vaccinated as boosters roll out.

01:03:55.560 What does that tell you?

01:03:58.300 Tells me that the third shot is going to become mandatory at some point.

01:04:03.820 If you don't take it, you won't be fully vaccinated and your vaccine passport won't work.

01:04:09.320 They're already rolling out booster shots in Manitoba.

01:04:13.420 I was talking to a guy who said today, where do you get this from? 0.99

01:04:17.120 You're crazy, Shadow. 0.99

01:04:18.100 What's going on? 0.99

01:04:19.000 I said, dude, it's happening in Israel right now.

01:04:22.420 It's going to be happening in the United States very soon,

01:04:25.340 and it's going to be happening here very soon.

01:04:31.540 Unless, of course, we stand up and stop it.

01:04:33.900 Now, I saw a comment that Al Buehler made earlier on when I was talking to Tobias.

01:04:39.500 One of those rallies don't work at all.

01:04:42.660 You know what, Al? You might be right.

01:04:45.100 Maybe the rallies don't work as far as government tyranny and restrictions and mandates and whatnot, but they sure make us feel good when we go to them.

01:04:56.060 Whether there's 500 people, 1,000 people, whether we see new faces or reconnect with people we've seen before, the bottom line is it makes you feel normal, like in the before times.

01:05:10.780 So I suggest you come out to one of them and see for yourself.

01:05:15.100 This here, rather frightening, this is the Minister of Health

01:05:22.580 of the United Kingdom, Sajid David.

01:05:29.200 All right, listen to what this man says.

01:05:32.940 Today, we've reached a milestone of four million top-up jabs in England,

01:05:37.660 but we need to get even more people protected.

01:05:43.060 We've got the jabs.

01:05:45.100 we just need the arms to put them in if you've got 50 if you're over 50 or in

01:05:52.120 another priority group and had your second jab over six months ago you're

01:05:57.280 eligible for a booster and the NHS will send you an invite if you haven't been

01:06:04.000 invited within a week of reaching that six month milestone then please get on

01:06:09.160 to the national booking service and book online or phone 119 not just to save lives but to keep

01:06:17.640 your freedoms too i'm sorry what i'm sorry what what not just to save lives but what what to the

01:06:27.320 national booking service and book online or phone 119 not just to save lives but to keep your

01:06:35.680 freedoms too he said the quiet part out loud

01:06:44.480 not just to save lives but to keep your freedoms too what did i just say

01:06:54.480 i just said that unless you take a booster shot in the next month maybe two months you will not

01:07:01.120 be considered fully vaccinated 1.00

01:07:03.060 and your little stupid passport's 1.00

01:07:05.040 not going to work. 1.00

01:07:07.040 So get in line.

01:07:08.840 Get it now.

01:07:12.440 Don't wait for the Christmas rush.

01:07:20.180 Alright, let's give away some 1.00

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01:08:00.700 All right. So last night's winner was Pamela Jean. Pamela, I hope Neil or Kevin from Canada

01:08:10.660 nanosilver.ca has contacted you by now. I am thinking of a number. Nah, fuck that.

01:08:22.680 You guys know me from radio. I'm sure many of you know me from radio, right? 1.00

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01:09:03.300 whether it's city fm or cjob james not 69

01:09:10.580 420 james no not 420 31 no cheryl no no no okay city fm yes i did work there

01:09:21.000 a lot of city fms cjob yes i did work there i didn't work at five uh let's see where you guys

01:09:30.280 i can also tell power 97 no i did well that's not completely true i did work at uh 97 when they

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01:09:43.740 not work there i'm just going to pick randomly from one of the comments bing john michael peters

01:09:51.800 john michael peters did you get it right yeah yeah yeah okay

01:09:59.920 yes i worked at 92 city fm three times john michael peters congratulations you my friend

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01:12:25.040 Guys, I certainly hope you enjoyed the show tonight.

01:12:28.800 I enjoyed having Pastor Thiessen on.

01:12:30.660 He is a great guy.

01:12:32.260 He has got a spine made of iron, and I wish that we all, I think we all are going to need

01:12:39.920 this going forward, the strength that he has, because we've got to fight on our hands.

01:12:46.640 And if we want to win, we have to stay strong and hashtag hold the line.

01:12:55.160 And that's it for tonight.

01:12:57.260 I hope you guys have a tremendous weekend.

01:13:00.380 I'm not sure if I'm going to be coming to any of the rallies this weekend

01:13:05.900 because we do have plans, and I do have many things I have yet to take care of.

01:13:11.480 Also, one second here.

01:13:18.300 This is kind of important.

01:13:22.500 All of the emails that I've received from people wanting to be connected

01:13:27.780 with other people, other like-minded people

01:13:30.140 who are being sent home from work without pay.

01:13:38.140 I have read all of your emails

01:13:40.280 and I have forwarded them to somebody

01:13:44.140 who is gathering them and sorting them

01:13:46.060 and putting them together with other people

01:13:49.820 from the same area of expertise.

01:13:53.720 If you would like to send an email,

01:13:56.000 If you want to be connected with a group of like-minded people who are losing their income, losing their livelihoods, you send that email to FightForFreedomManitoba at ProtonMail.com.

01:14:15.760 I'm going to give you a couple of seconds to go find a pen so you can write this down. It's important.

01:14:20.640 fightforfreedommanitoba

01:14:27.300 at protonmail.com

01:14:30.780 I sent

01:14:36.060 200 emails

01:14:38.400 to that email address today.

01:14:40.860 The person on the other end who was handling it

01:14:42.660 was very organized.

01:14:46.960 Although I cannot say who it is at this time.

01:14:50.640 okay guys have a fantastic weekend if i don't see you at a rally this weekend i'll catch you

01:14:54.900 again monday eight o'clock for another shadow at night live stream i love you all and i will talk

The Shadoe Davis Show - December 10, 2021

Shadoe at Nite⧸w special guest Pastor Tobias Tissen

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