The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Wednesday April 27th⧸2022

00:00:00.000 show tonight the conservatives are holding justin trudeau's feet to the fire not for anything

00:00:04.540 recent not even for the snc lavaland scandal or the we scandal or any other scandal well sorry it

00:00:11.340 is another scandal it was the first scandal a scandal that goes back six years the conservatives

00:00:18.640 actually brought this up in the house of commons today and are urging the rcmp to investigate

00:00:23.940 it's about the yaga con

00:00:27.500 all right so we've been talking about politics and how they operate on this show for quite some

00:00:37.020 time now and this is it this is what the loyal opposition is doing with our money and time

00:00:48.400 in the house of commons they're going back six years and trying to find something on justin

00:00:55.240 trudeau to have the rcmp investigate him and they know full well it's not going to happen especially

00:01:01.300 for something like this it's been done before they have tried this before why are they bringing

00:01:06.280 it up now we'll have candace i was going to say dirksen for some reason but that's that's a name

00:01:14.260 from the past for a completely different reason candace bergen who is the interim leader of the

00:01:21.240 conservative party explained in the house of commons today that they've only just recently

00:01:29.360 found proof that this gift the aga con gave trudeau worth 200 000 is against the canadian criminal

00:01:37.620 code yeah so that's that's what the conservatives have been going off about today in the house

00:01:46.160 never mind never mind at all what's going on with this so-called investigation into the emergencies

00:01:51.560 act where every single cabinet minister is invoking cabinet confidentiality and saying

00:01:57.080 nothing never mind the astrazeneca executive that was being grilled in the house of commons today

00:02:02.440 that's what the conservatives chose to focus their time on in question period in the house

00:02:08.240 of commons today what does that make you think as a concerned canadian citizen what does that

00:02:15.060 make you think does that make you think you want to vote for the conservatives no matter who wins

00:02:19.280 the leadership or does it make you want to vote for a grassroots candidate

00:02:26.680 i'm just putting that out there because that's something we've discussed

00:02:31.880 hello patsy and janet and linda and kelly and faye and mary and daniel and gail

00:02:38.260 rosie clyde okay so i got an email from a viewer i guess last night or this morning i want to read

00:02:46.700 this to you guys excuse me from cindy dudney who says not impressed i have faithfully watched your

00:02:58.700 show. Got all my peeps to join in. Your comments tonight, this is last night, about mask wearers

00:03:04.400 was way out of line. I'm sorry, what? This caused a lot of division, and who the F, she uses the

00:03:13.780 full word, are you to make judgmental comments like that? I'm Shadow Davis. I will make the

00:03:20.260 comments i choose to make it's my show got it cindy all right let's continue i'm fighting for

00:03:29.380 freedom of personal choice for everyone i'll stop you right there cindy and say i believe anybody

00:03:34.200 who's wearing a mask right now is unable does not have the mental capacity to exercise freedom of

00:03:40.700 choice because they've been brainwashed they're putting them on like zombies as i illustrated

00:03:47.360 last night there is no reason to wear these masks these breathing barriers there's none

00:03:52.520 i'm immune compromised and have had covid twice being hospitalized once there is still a pandemic

00:03:59.060 no there isn't and you only had covid once according to dr peter mccullough who is one

00:04:05.560 of the leading researchers and the leading published author on anything medical in the world

00:04:12.280 over the past 10 years. He says, once you get COVID, that's it. You can't get it again.

00:04:18.820 You can't. That's what natural immunity is, Cindy.

00:04:29.580 It's still flu and cold season. I wear my mask in certain places. And again, you're going against

00:04:35.220 the narrative, Cindy. The mask is supposed to protect others, not you. That was the narrative.

00:04:39.480 remember two years ago when they brought these things out sorry it wasn't two years a year and

00:04:42.820 a half ago because two years ago they were saying these things were ineffective and you shouldn't

00:04:46.900 wear them so are you wearing the thing to protect yourself or are you wearing the thing to protect

00:04:54.640 others what's your deal come on shadow that makes you know better than the awful people we're

00:05:02.040 fighting against i think you need to address this with acceptance and freedom on your tongue i hope 0.94

00:05:11.040 you have the balls to own this thanks for your time yeah i've got the balls to own this masks 0.90

00:05:17.400 don't work they never have period there is no doctor on the face of the planet who is able to 0.98

00:05:26.100 speak on this. You know who is, though? People who work in the field. Like Chris Schaefer,

00:05:36.120 who's a workplace safety expert, who we've had on the show. And he will tell you that the COVID

00:05:44.080 virus is this big, the holes in any of your masks, breathing barriers, are this big, and 1,000 or

00:05:53.560 more particles of the virus will float through easily through the holes the ventilation in the

00:05:58.600 masks breathing barriers not to mention all of the openings around the side and the bottom and the

00:06:04.120 top he says the only way to prevent yourself from catching any virus or transmitting any virus to

00:06:11.220 anybody else is to wear one of those space hazmat suits you see in the movies that's it that's it

00:06:20.000 so Cindy if you were a regular viewer of this show you would know that 0.98

00:06:25.580 so your email well I give you credit for having some balls is a complete waste of time all right

00:06:35.200 I want to show you guys something before we begin the actual content of the show tonight I want to

00:06:39.580 show you guys something that a buddy of mine has cooked up here let me just give you the screen

00:06:43.820 this is called oh hang on a minute

00:06:48.200 i have to bring it on the screen before i can show it to you guys that's a big faux pas for me

00:06:55.800 all right here it is this is called the justin pudo all right

00:07:02.420 he wants he wants to put this on the market so where's the play button there it is all right so

00:07:10.880 would you like would you like this

00:07:13.320 there it is the justin pudo

00:07:18.720 i'll play that again for you because i think it's funny the justin pudo here it is

00:07:32.080 write down in the comments if you'd if you'd buy one of these i don't know what he's going to charge

00:07:39.580 for it yeah there it is that's the justin pudo paul wonderful great idea great concept and you

00:07:53.140 moved on it you actually made one how many do you have in stock are you willing to sell 100

00:07:58.740 tonight because i think you might get 100 or more requests the shadow at night live stream

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00:10:26.820 All right. Let's get on with it here, you guys. Don't forget to like and share the show.

00:10:32.680 Get as many ears and eyes on the show as we possibly can. I also had a complaint email

00:10:37.640 from a viewer that came in either last night or early this morning regarding

00:10:41.280 my dissing of Nicole Labrasseur and the powership.ca. No, no, no. I was not dissing

00:10:48.920 what nicole has done in her research for the past 14 years because she's done an ample amount of

00:10:55.580 research on the canadian constitution and she feels she has a way to get the constitution

00:11:02.800 patriated she says it hasn't been patriated yet even though uh others say oh yeah yeah it's been

00:11:10.480 in effect for a very long time so in order to deal with this and brian peckford one of the guys who

00:11:18.140 wrote the thing was on the show and he says oh yeah it should be in effect right now clearly it's

00:11:21.760 not i don't know why we have to go to court with this so in order to deal with all the confusion

00:11:26.060 regarding the constitution and why judges have not enforced the charter of rights and freedoms i'm

00:11:33.200 trying to get a constitutional expert on the show in the next couple of nights his name is

00:11:38.320 doug force he's with x ethics over fear and he can straighten it away for us i warn you guys that

00:11:45.200 when doug does come on the show he's going to go way back to the british north america act of 1867

00:11:49.940 he's going to tell us exactly why canada's constitution is not a constitution at all

00:11:55.440 and is not worth the paper that it's printed on and there have been several amendments along the

00:12:01.280 way and then he talks about royal assent and all of that stuff and this is something i've been

00:12:06.340 wondering about as well every bill that gets passed into law in any commonwealth country

00:12:12.100 requires royal assent what exactly is royal assent

00:12:18.680 so that's something we'll explore all right this is from the left-wing corporate media guys just so

00:12:26.700 you're aware the conservatives have called on the rcmp whose commissioner by the way was appointed by

00:12:33.640 Justin Trudeau to take another look into the Aga Khan trip in 2016 this is what they're spending

00:12:42.340 their time on personally I think it's a distraction but you guys might think different that's why it's

00:12:50.260 on the show opposition conservatives are asking the RCMP to pursue a criminal investigation into

00:12:56.920 Trudeau's trip to the Aga Khan's private island six years ago saying there's new evidence all

00:13:02.060 right. The Bahamian vacation Trudeau and his family embarked on in 2016 is reemerged as an

00:13:09.360 issue after the conservative party received internal documents through an access to information

00:13:14.360 request showing the force contemplated investigating him for fraud. The federal

00:13:21.320 ethics commissioner investigated the trips and in 2017 ruled the prime minister's acceptance of

00:13:27.020 gifts breached conflict of interest rules because the AGA con was the founder of a charity that

00:13:31.800 received federal money. Interim conservative leader Candace Bergen has been pressing Trudeau

00:13:38.000 about whether he used his power as prime minister to grant himself the authority to accept the gift.

00:13:45.960 Her question references a criminal code provision that says government officials cannot accept

00:13:51.420 gifts from someone who has dealings with the government without written consent from the

00:13:56.060 head of their government branch why is she wasting time on this bergen said trudeau's response in the

00:14:08.280 house of commons yesterday that he did not grant himself permission to accept the gift counts as

00:14:13.120 new evidence which means the rcmp should revisit the matter there's a chance the prime minister

00:14:19.540 of canada's committed criminal fraud that's what she said today in a statement on wednesday

00:14:25.700 rcmp spokesperson robin percival said the force had examined all the information it had

00:14:30.920 about the case at the time and determined that it could not productively pursue a viable criminal

00:14:36.620 investigation a number of factors were taken into consideration in reaching a final decision

00:14:42.260 this included the feasibility of a criminal investigation given a number of limitations

00:14:47.900 such as judicial oversight higher evidentiary threshold and parliamentary privilege as well

00:14:53.140 as the likelihood of conviction. So no. And they're not going to do it now either. This is

00:14:58.820 what Trudeau said today to reporters. Watch for yourself. You can't tell if he's being smug or not

00:15:04.220 because he's still wearing a ridiculous mask. Listen, this matter was closed years ago. 0.94

00:15:13.600 Concerns seem to have trouble understanding that in a democratic country like Canada,

00:15:17.840 neither opposition parties nor a government can direct the police to do or to not do whatever

00:15:23.720 they want we have a strong uh independent process in canada and we have a strong independent process

00:15:31.740 in canada he appointed the commissioner of the rcmp do you think she's going to go against him

00:15:39.140 no way you see that's a problem right there in our country one of the foundational problems is

00:15:44.680 politicians appointing heads of agencies like the RCMP. Of course, the head of that agency is going

00:15:50.820 to be answerable to them, whether they are or not, according to law. They're going to be beholden to

00:15:56.840 that entity. So maybe it should be a process where all of the superintendents of the RCMP

00:16:02.960 from all the different regions across the country get together and decide who the next commissioner

00:16:08.760 is going to be themselves i know it's still a political process but at least politicians

00:16:15.360 actual ones are not involved in the process i mean if it's truly a hands-off organization

00:16:20.560 then it should be a hands-off organization and trudeau saying oh politicians haven't got 0.94

00:16:26.860 jurisdiction over whether the rcmp investigates anything or not is complete crap and i think we 0.83

00:16:32.160 all know it but then again many of us have lost faith in our country's established bureaucracies 0.63

00:16:42.260 and that's a shame can we get them back probably not because these guys don't seem to want us

00:16:50.940 to believe in them anymore they keep lying and lying cracks appear this is from the cbc

00:16:56.960 cracks appear in the liberal NDP alliance as Singh condemns Ottawa's climate failure I don't know

00:17:02.800 about cracks appearing I mean this is the CBC being sensationalist maybe they want it to happen I don't

00:17:07.880 know well he was vowed to prop up sorry well he has vowed to prop up the liberal government for

00:17:13.960 the next three years Jagmeet Singh made it clear today that he won't hesitate to criticize his

00:17:19.860 parliamentary partner over its perceived failings on the climate file 0.97

00:17:23.580 why is this absolute garbage i can't even believe how terrible this legislation is but i'll vote for 0.98

00:17:33.000 it that's absolute nonsense isn't it i mean by agreeing to vote with the liberals he has 1.00

00:17:43.700 neutered his own party and any criticism that he launches against them is absolutely ridiculous it 0.96

00:17:49.760 doesn't matter. He can criticize them all he wants. If he's going to go ahead and vote for 0.94

00:17:54.080 the legislation anyhow, he has no balls. And neither does his party. That's the thing I find 0.99

00:18:03.900 interesting about all of this. It turns out these politicians are more loyal to their parties

00:18:11.600 than they are to the people they represent. It's one of the problems within our political system.

00:18:19.760 Okay, this is what I was talking about earlier.

00:18:23.080 Let's get to some serious stuff now.

00:18:26.420 The Canadian president of AstraZeneca was being questioned today,

00:18:31.760 Foreign Affairs Committee in the House of Commons,

00:18:33.520 by Garnet Genius, a conservative MP from Alberta.

00:18:39.280 And this is interesting.

00:18:41.460 Please watch this video.

00:18:42.820 this question both witnesses we'll start with miss coombs uh a previous witness has told us

00:18:52.260 that the global distribution of vaccine is subject to indemnification clauses that countries have to

00:18:57.460 sign on to meaning that if something goes wrong your companies are shielded from liability people

00:19:03.060 cannot sue if they experience or perceive they have experienced vaccine injuries instead any

00:19:09.620 compensation would be paid out by a no-fault mechanism funded by COVAX to which industry does

00:19:15.300 not contribute this witness further told us that you had asked for this protection as part of your

00:19:21.780 agreements so could you please explain why your company asked for indemnification clauses why

00:19:29.060 public bodies should assume those liabilities and whether these indemnification clauses would apply

00:19:35.620 in cases where information had been withheld by your company with respect to risks

00:19:43.300 so i'm not i'm not privileged as to specifically the indemnification cause in the contract that

00:19:48.900 you speak of what i can say is that astrazeneca stands behind our medicines and the safety

00:19:55.060 profile of our medicines and so ma'am sorry to jump in but you're you're the canadian president

00:19:59.540 of the company here and you're telling me you're not aware of the details of the indemnification

00:20:03.220 clauses we're told that you asked for them so why did you ask for them so

00:20:11.620 i was i asked the indemnification clause on the vex every a contract with canada i just so i'm

00:20:17.300 clear we we were told by a previous witness who's affiliated with gabby that industry representatives

00:20:24.340 asked for indemnification clauses as part of contracts for the global distribution of vaccines

00:20:31.140 why? I think that indemnification clauses in all of my time in the pharmaceutical industry

00:20:38.660 is standard part of contracting. The specific details in which you talk about, I just am not

00:20:43.200 enough at all, but I wonder if Mr. Paquette can come in on that.

00:20:48.380 All right. So what she's saying is true. It's not the first time these pharmaceutical companies

00:20:59.520 have been granted indemnification the reason that we're all so upset about it is because this has

00:21:05.640 been a worldwide thing for the past year and a half and these things became mandatory in many

00:21:11.520 cases if you wanted to keep your job you had to get it right and what do they care they're

00:21:16.860 indemnified they cannot be sued if people get injured by this thing countries develop their

00:21:23.320 own funds as a matter of fact i recall before the vaccine was ever rolled out justin trudeau

00:21:29.180 announcing there was going to be a vaccine injury fund of 200 million dollars and i thought that was

00:21:34.340 kind of low because of the newness of this drug that was being released we didn't know what any

00:21:39.820 of the side effects were going to be we didn't know any short-term effects at that point now we

00:21:43.380 know we still don't know the medium term effects or the long-term effects even though um america's

00:21:51.120 frontline doctors has come out with some new stuff and we're going to get to that later on in the show

00:21:54.960 but that is the canadian president of astrazeneca who by the way was not the president of the

00:22:03.300 company when the vaccine first rolled out she was put in place there last summer i've got many

00:22:08.200 sources inside astrazeneca canada who tell me they feel that she was put there as the fall guy

00:22:15.460 so they're going to watch her stumble and bumble around this house committee answering sorry not

00:22:22.700 answering questions stumbling around questions what what i i i asked for the indemnification

00:22:28.520 clause me i did what huh what are you talking about i'm sorry you you don't know that

00:22:36.760 like any president of a large company should be prepared that's the question they're going

00:22:48.580 to ask you i mean of the top three questions that you think you might get asked that would

00:22:52.720 definitely be number one what about this indemnification clause you asked for

00:22:58.540 indemnification clause what do you i i asked for me

00:23:02.860 and you know what how many times have we seen these guys whether it's the president of

00:23:14.280 a big pharma company or big social media big tech company sit in front of the senate in the united

00:23:20.240 states or some committee here in canada and say i'm sorry i haven't got those answers for you at

00:23:24.980 the moment but i can definitely get them to you at a later time and then they just play out the

00:23:30.660 string because they know that each senator mp congressman or woman has got a time limit

00:23:36.180 of five minutes or seven minutes or 12 minutes or whatever it is and so they let them run out

00:23:41.740 that string by saying i'm sorry you know what i haven't got that answer with me right now but

00:23:45.480 and it's just nothing but a bunch of crap so when we sit there and we go oh this is going to be good 1.00

00:23:52.940 so and so is like the we remember watching the we foundation those two idiots testifying 1.00

00:23:58.740 although i will say it was funny to watch the liberal uh chair of that committee step up and 0.99

00:24:06.780 defend them every chance he got but that's what those so guys ultimately what we're dealing with

00:24:14.520 here is corruption on both sides all sides actually if you're talking about the Canadian

00:24:21.620 system of politics it might look like they're all against each other and they're fighting

00:24:27.020 but you know the conservatives come up with this lame six-year-old accusation they want the RCMP

00:24:33.320 to investigate ultimately what we're dealing with here is a professional wrestling match

00:24:38.980 and they think we're all eight-year-olds at the match and we think that randy macho man savage

00:24:47.400 really really hates who's his opposition sting

00:24:53.260 and they're beating each other's brains out in the ring and we're all going oh but backstage after

00:25:01.140 the match they're having beers and they're laughing and that's what's going on right now

00:25:07.580 in our political system i believe they can say whatever the hell they want to say i mean i'm

00:25:12.240 talking about career politicians politicians who have long-standing ties to a political party

00:25:19.740 so when the opportunity presents itself in your province or state

00:25:25.220 or your town or city or your country see if you can find an honest grassroots candidate

00:25:36.980 and build up some momentum behind that person because i'll bet you they may well they may not

00:25:43.680 win but i'll bet you they will get some momentum that's what grassroots campaigns are all about

00:25:48.080 you know what a grassroots campaign was that we witnessed firsthand this past winter when it was

00:25:53.240 minus 35 the freedom convoy to ottawa and on a smaller scale the freedom convoy that existed

00:26:00.440 in downtown winnipeg for three weeks that was a grassroots movement people could get behind

00:26:06.440 but these things are like waves when i say they're like waves it's exactly what they're like they

00:26:12.200 will get to a apex a very high point and then they're going to come down we have to wait for

00:26:16.440 the next wave to come along and they're very hard to predict

00:26:23.960 remember how you felt when the freedom convoy convoy was at its apex when that wave was like

00:26:30.040 at its most powerful you felt it you felt good when those truckers rolled through your town

00:26:35.560 waving canadian flags making them food shaking their hands like they were rock stars which is

00:26:41.400 cool because they were but now we're waiting for that next wave and the next wave after that to be

00:26:47.360 more powerful more powerful more powerful some people are getting impatient i understand that

00:26:53.400 because the government has tried to stop the next wave from coming but they can't

00:26:58.100 they can't suppress it what form will that next wave take is up to us and i believe we need to

00:27:06.180 start forming communities communities all right we're gonna now i was talking with mike voyjackus

00:27:11.780 today of voyage funeral homes and by the way he's going to be on tonight at 9 15 for another

00:27:16.980 episode of ask the funeral director and mike and i believe that events are a good thing family days

00:27:27.960 having concert nights getting people together just getting people together should be enough just so

00:27:34.760 you can meet some new people and have conversations we try to stay away from clicky sort of things as

00:27:40.520 well a lot of people have been complaining that freedom movements and not just in manitoba but

00:27:46.880 everywhere has become clicky certain people stick together and you want to know what that's that's

00:27:50.960 human nature clicks form what you can do is try and break up a click by just getting yourself

00:27:57.040 involved in a conversation you don't have to walk up and go hi you guys are a click what you have

00:28:01.140 to do is hey how's it going i've got an idea for that right we can't afford to have these these

00:28:09.520 little societal burps any longer guys the old man in the chair says we're running out of time

00:28:16.600 i'm not the old man in the chair there's a guy on youtube sorry rumble he's called the old man

00:28:22.180 in the chair he's english and you got to check him out i forget his name he's a doctor though

00:28:25.980 all right spencer fernando wrote another great article i like spencer i think we're

00:28:35.900 gonna have to get him back on the show at some point soon

00:28:37.760 uh trudeau's use of the emergencies act keeps looking worse and worse and worse this is what

00:28:43.860 they should be looking into not the aga con do you see what i'm saying it's up to the conservative

00:28:49.840 media to hold these guys to account not the opposition from the beginning the trudeau

00:28:54.700 government lacked justification for imposing the emergencies act the blockade of the ambassador

00:28:59.220 bridge was cleared using existing government authority and events in ottawa never turned

00:29:04.160 violent the power is already available to various federal provincial and municipal departments was

00:29:08.860 more than enough to manage both illegal activity and the legal peaceful protests that took place

00:29:13.640 and there was no illegal activity just to be clear i mean there may have been horns honking when there

00:29:20.000 was a judicial injunction for that to not be happening. So I suppose you could call that

00:29:26.140 illegal. But the truth didn't serve the interests of the Liberal government. Angered that Canadians

00:29:32.560 dared to push back and desperate to keep the populace in a state of fear to enable a further

00:29:38.240 expansion of government power, the Trudeau government decided to break with precedent

00:29:42.100 and invoke the Emergencies Act for the first time in Canada's history. As mentioned above,

00:29:47.580 the use of emergencies act looked terrible from the beginning. Amazingly, however, it looks even

00:29:52.080 worse now. Despite the inquiry into the use of the act lacking credibility due to the liberals

00:29:57.040 focusing in on the protesters and appointing a judge who previously worked as a liberal aide

00:30:01.620 and contributed to the liberal party financially, the liberals are still unable to get their story

00:30:07.640 straight. In the most egregious example, public safety minister Marco Mendocino, again, a pant

00:30:15.220 Just as I said last night, repeated the completely false claim that convoy participants set fires at Glenn Motts calls out Marco Mendocino for attempting to mislead a parliamentary committee by spreading fake news.

00:30:31.800 Here it is right here. When people who live in apartment buildings find that their front doors are locked and that fires are set in the hallways and corridors.

00:30:43.140 That statement right there has been proven false by the Ottawa Police Service, and there is no connection to the protesters whatsoever, and for this minister to suggest that is absolutely unacceptable of this committee.

00:31:00.860 Yeah.

00:31:03.280 Yeah.

00:31:04.440 Yeah, that's right.

00:31:06.420 It can't be emphasized enough that Marco Mendezino is flat out lying.

00:31:11.540 Lying.

00:31:11.900 he's attempting to claim that freedom convoy participants were involved in setting fires

00:31:16.600 despite the police having made clear that was not the case even the cbc had to admit

00:31:22.520 a second man's been charged after an attempted arson in a downtown ottawa apartment building

00:31:27.840 during the so-called freedom convoy always the so-called right we should say so-called vaccine

00:31:33.880 every time we have to start taking the offensive to these clowns we can't always keep playing 0.82

00:31:39.080 defense. That's part of the plan, by the way, you guys. That's part of the plan. But police again 0.95

00:31:46.180 say they haven't uncovered anything linking the accused with the protest. And speaking of the

00:31:51.160 CBC, Spencer goes on to say, it turns out the liberals were relying on CBC stories to justify

00:31:57.540 the use of the Emergencies Act, despite some of those stories being retracted. Attorney General

00:32:02.920 David Lamedi, who is coming up in another story in a couple of seconds, confirms the government

00:32:08.400 referred to CBC articles to justify their use of the Emergencies Act. The CBC publicly retracted

00:32:15.480 a new story about the convoy that erroneously claimed that support for the protests had largely

00:32:20.640 come from foreigners. That came from True North, TNC.news. And if you want to watch the video from

00:32:27.960 David Lamedi, here it is. Thank you. And so it would also be interesting for me, going back to

00:32:35.040 points you made in your opening comments on the issue of part of your restrictions around

00:32:42.000 people coming to Canada for the purpose of the protest or such like.

00:32:51.200 I assume then that there is some evidence that suggested that we may have had people who were

00:32:56.400 interested in coming across the border from I would assume the United States to participate

00:33:01.920 in the protests and that would be why you would put that in specifically that's correct that's

00:33:07.160 in the public domain uh that that people were there were reports of people crossing the border

00:33:12.740 there were reports cbc reported uh i believe on the 14th of february or the 13th of february

00:33:18.720 that uh that there was also foreign funding uh through a variety of different sites so that the

00:33:24.780 the various pieces of information that we had explained the various measures that we took

00:33:29.580 okay that guy's a lawyer not only is he a lawyer but he is

00:33:33.980 the attorney general of our country the minister of justice

00:33:37.760 and and the proof he's using is an article from the cbc

00:33:44.540 oh my god

00:33:47.480 this very much seems like information laundering since cbc is government controlled there's high

00:33:55.700 likelihood, the government limited, or sorry, hinted to CBC what they wanted them to report.

00:34:02.600 Decided those reports to justify what they already wanted to do.

00:34:06.900 The truth is against the Trudeau government. Excuse me for one second.

00:34:13.440 That's better. When you have the truth on your side, you don't need to keep coming up with a

00:34:19.420 bunch of new and easily discredit justifications for your actions. Hence, they flail around to

00:34:25.660 attempting to explain why they were so eager to take away the rights and freedoms of Canadians

00:34:29.920 and use authoritarian state power to try and quash dissent.

00:34:34.440 The Trudeau government continues to reveal themselves as being deeply opposed to the rights and freedoms of the Canadian people,

00:34:39.700 and no amount of dishonest spin can change that.

00:34:44.760 This story here, from the very left, very heavily, like extremely far left, CP24,

00:34:52.180 which is a news organization in Toronto here's what they say justice minister minister David

00:34:59.980 Lametti the guy you just saw in the video repeatedly invoked cabinet confidentiality

00:35:05.540 in his appearance before a special committee tasked with investigating the government's use

00:35:10.340 of the emergencies act now guys this story comes from today so while question period was going on

00:35:19.100 in the house of commons and they're talking about the aga con from six years ago david lametti is

00:35:24.440 being questioned in a house committee and invoking cabinet confidentiality because he doesn't want

00:35:30.660 to answer any questions it's like pleading the fifth in the united states on the grounds i might

00:35:38.120 be incriminated or anybody in cabinet cabinet confidentiality needs to go away that's another

00:35:45.220 one of the one of the problems with our system cabinet confidentiality i'm sorry but the people

00:35:50.980 of this country deserve to know what the hell happened you can't invoke that just because

00:35:58.300 you're embarrassed or perhaps there was some criminal activity

00:36:01.860 lametti was asked pointed questions tuesday evening about federal consultations with provinces

00:36:09.800 and others before declaring an emergency and when the government received advice to revoke

00:36:15.060 the declaration. On multiple occasions, he responded that he would not betray cabinet

00:36:19.700 confidence. This has been a central concern for the Conservatives since Monday's launch

00:36:25.640 of a separate public inquiry into the use of the EA. Both the committee and the inquiry

00:36:30.080 are required under the act. The opposition wants the Liberals to waive cabinet confidence

00:36:35.420 and release the information the government relied upon in making its decision. And so

00:36:40.740 do the Canadian people. Lamedi said his government has tabled documents with the committee that give

00:36:47.280 a clear picture of the decision-making. I think Canadians will understand that cabinet confidence

00:36:51.320 is a critical part of our cabinet government system, so the waiving of cabinet confidence

00:36:55.900 is extremely rare. Committee member and NDP MP Matthew Green challenged Lamedi, saying he had

00:37:02.480 quote, an opportunity to be honest with Canadians about the evidence and facts around the decision

00:37:08.680 he called on the minister to be more cooperative and forthcoming you're certainly impeding the

00:37:13.460 process through which we can't get clarity guys they're they're not going to tell us

00:37:19.340 they're not going to tell us and maybe one day we'll find out but that day ain't today

00:37:29.140 the liberals will never waive cabinet confidentiality remember the judy wilson

00:37:35.740 sorry jody wilson raybold thing remember all that she couldn't testify because of cabinet

00:37:42.220 confidentiality and then justin trudeau after weeks of being pressured finally finally uh released

00:37:49.140 that but only partially so there were certain things she could say there were certain things 0.87

00:37:54.100 she couldn't say it did not improve her story at all so she wrote a freaking book

00:37:58.640 but she couldn't talk about anything that was discussed in cabinet meetings

00:38:04.820 cabinet confidentiality

00:38:07.940 there's a woman called Kristen Megan

00:38:13.860 who since 2013

00:38:15.840 has been blowing the whistle

00:38:17.880 on the U.S. military

00:38:19.040 regarding chemtrails

00:38:20.500 and weather control

00:38:23.000 I'm going to give you guys

00:38:25.120 the big version of this here

00:38:26.260 because I want you to see this

00:38:27.440 and I know a lot of people

00:38:28.300 have been talking about this

00:38:29.500 especially recently

00:38:30.860 in southern Manitoba

00:38:32.360 with the weather that we've had

00:38:33.580 This is a 7-minute and 35-second interview where she talks about how she initially found out and what's happened since.

00:38:46.860 This is Lugrowski of We Are Changed at Oregon. I'm here with Kristen Megan, who's actually a U.S. military whistleblower.

00:38:52.680 She has an amazing, fascinating story that we will share with you here today.

00:38:56.040 Now, Kristen, can you tell us what branch of the military you were in and what you uncovered?

00:39:00.460 Sure. I was in the Air Force on active duty for nine years, and I worked in bio-environmental engineering.

00:39:08.380 And now I know the issue came up with chemtrails. I know that's an extremely controversial issue.

00:39:14.700 A lot of people are extremely divided on this issue, but you actually saw things from your

00:39:20.300 experiences that kind of give it a little bit more validity than I actually saw ever before.

00:39:29.000 Can you go into the details of exactly what you saw?

00:39:31.740 Yeah, basically to summarize it, part of my job was to know everything that was going on in the military

00:39:36.860 and what type of impact that might have on human health, and then the environmental aspects and impacts.

00:39:43.120 What chemicals are we using? How are we disposing of it? Kind of cradle to grave.

00:39:47.040 So we were the internal compliance people for following OSHA and EPA standards.

00:39:52.280 One part of that process was to approve chemicals.

00:39:55.600 has its materials. You know, what are you using? Why do you need it? Where's it being used? And

00:39:59.920 tracking that disposal. After it being brought to my attention about chemtrails or geoengineering,

00:40:06.220 I used to think it was crazy. It actually was disrespectful to my line of work because here

00:40:10.800 we are trying to prevent environmental aspects and impacts and not have anybody get sick from

00:40:16.320 our operations. But in an attempt to debunk, it changed my life. I started noticing things. I

00:40:24.720 started noticing large quantities on the system where I would approve chemicals that did not have

00:40:30.320 a manufacturer name, wasn't tied to a building, and that was normal protocol. When I started asking

00:40:35.920 questions, I slowly became demonized. A couple years passed after that, when I asked again and

00:40:44.000 people realized I was kind of being more vocal about it on social media, I was starting to be

00:40:48.960 thrown into a mental institution and have my daughter taken away. That changed my life. I

00:40:54.000 no longer view the military the same way. And I feel like after nine years of trying to uphold

00:40:59.180 an oath, I'm able to do that now. And so you uncovered a lot of these hidden chemicals.

00:41:05.300 Where's the connection with the chemtrails? Well, the connection is at first when I saw these large

00:41:10.600 quantities of aluminum, barium, strontium oxides and sulfates, I thought, well, this could be for

00:41:16.600 an industrialized process for something called shot painting or, you know, bead blasting,

00:41:20.860 things that you see in kind of the automotive industry, except those were all be accounted for.

00:41:26.380 I already knew how much was used for those processes. It was a little type of different

00:41:30.180 constituent. And the first thing I did, part of my job was to sample air, soil, and water.

00:41:36.560 So that's what I did. I air sampled the soil, the air, and the water. And due to my profession,

00:41:42.480 I know at which levels or limits of detection you need to check that at. And the amount of

00:41:48.260 pollution that was in my area and this is tests I did in Oklahoma you know in

00:41:53.480 Georgia in Chicago where I'm now but then taking those samples I knew the

00:41:58.220 background because a lot of these things are naturally occurring and

00:42:00.980 elemental but not in this form and not in this quantity so how did it get there

00:42:05.420 so just to clarify you see these huge storage containers of these chemicals

00:42:11.600 then you do the test on the air and soil and you see the same chemicals in

00:42:15.080 air and soil now and that's pretty pretty much been the main evidence i've seen people who are

00:42:18.760 for chemtrails used is saying look at the soil look at the water look at all the chemicals in

00:42:22.120 there and now you're finally the person who's like wait i worked in the military i saw a bunch

00:42:25.880 of these chemicals there that's crazy it is crazy i used to think it was crazy and everyone asked

00:42:32.440 why are there no pictures yeah well i'd like to see you try to take a picture inside of a restricted

00:42:37.480 air hanger because you'll have an m16 in your back and um the the hardest part for people to

00:42:42.840 realize is, you know, where are the pilots? There's people who have come forward, but these

00:42:46.820 people are scared. You look at what's happened to whistleblowers, look at Snowden, look at Manning,

00:42:50.900 people are scared. And I think because this topic is already labeled a conspiracy theory,

00:42:56.820 I don't think the government necessarily views me as a threat yet. And I mean, I know it's not the

00:43:02.540 most safe thing to do, but it's the right thing to do. It's laughed at. It's made obscure. But

00:43:08.120 just to bring the point home the question i have is why why are they even chemtrailing why is the

00:43:13.800 military and government chemtrailing us i i don't know what's your understanding of it well i don't

00:43:20.280 have anything that can solidify but i do have my opinions and that is the history of weather

00:43:25.240 weaponry i mean you can take away people's monetary system you can take away people's rights but you

00:43:29.720 take their food and you disable their ecosystem that's number one way to handicap people and

00:43:34.040 And they've done it since the 40s.

00:43:35.260 It's not new.

00:43:36.160 Also seeing how it started out to be a government program and then noticing that it is a way for private corporations to profit off this, whether it's controlling agriculture, you know, profiting.

00:43:50.620 There are certain events, you know, you lose money on if it rains.

00:43:54.620 So knowing that you can kind of predict and control the weather, there's money there.

00:43:59.220 I've also, you know, heard that it could be tied to Agenda 21.

00:44:02.380 But for me, it's not about why.

00:44:05.180 It's just stopping it.

00:44:06.280 It needs to be stopped.

00:44:07.340 Yeah, and it's called the crazy-ass conspiracy theory. 0.98

00:44:09.620 The Chinese are doing it now openly. 0.57

00:44:11.720 They did it for the Olympics.

00:44:12.940 I mean, they've sprayed people.

00:44:14.620 I'm sure you've heard the St. Louis story.

00:44:16.280 They did biological testing.

00:44:17.760 So if the government is capable of doing that, why is it so hard for people to believe?

00:44:21.960 And I don't know if you've heard about David Keith, but he's actually a geoengineer Canadian.

00:44:26.520 He works at Harvard.

00:44:28.280 He just wrote a new book on climate engineering.

00:44:30.400 and inadvertently he's brought more

00:44:32.620 awareness to this because I feel

00:44:34.480 they're getting ready to admit it

00:44:35.600 and they're trying to sell it to us

00:44:37.660 it's kind of like they sell vaccines to us, they sell fluoride

00:44:40.700 to us, fluoride is a mining

00:44:42.500 waste product

00:44:43.420 how can we make that good, put it in your water

00:44:46.380 so I think that they're trying to now

00:44:48.060 kind of admit it and act like they're going to

00:44:50.480 start doing it

00:44:51.220 and they've already been doing it

00:44:53.340 where's the fight

00:44:55.320 so guys

00:44:58.000 what she just said there

00:45:00.400 kristin megan what she just said there was they're going to start selling it that interview

00:45:04.420 was done by the way pre-covid okay they're going to start selling it like they do oh sorry not

00:45:10.640 pre-covid uh middle of covet they're going to start selling it like they do with the vaccines

00:45:16.140 they're going to try to roll it out like it's good for us like it's good for us so go ahead and look

00:45:23.400 on google right now for cloud seeding weather control and you will come up with story after

00:45:30.840 story after story like this geoengineering can we control the weather it's a term used

00:45:39.100 to describe the manipulation of weather to combat the effects of global warming according to the

00:45:45.160 oxford geoengineering program these methods are generally split into two categories carbon

00:45:49.980 dioxide removal and solo geoengineering well if they can do this then why should we worry about

00:45:55.940 how many emissions we put out they can clean it up

00:45:58.460 because it's not for that

00:46:04.100 it's about money and it's about power and control this one here talking about removing greenhouse

00:46:14.460 gases from the atmosphere that helps prevent the sun's warmth being trapped in earth's

00:46:19.300 lower atmosphere and reduces ocean acidification no no no no no no no no

00:46:30.260 she's right they have been doing experiments like this since the 1940s and you guys have heard me

00:46:37.620 talk three times about chemtrails and chemicals being released in winnipeg and two small towns

00:46:45.540 in alberta it's in a book it's true it happened my mother got hit with them when she was walking

00:46:53.940 to the old winnipeg roller rink on portage avenue in 1952

00:46:58.000 yes and i didn't believe her for years and then i found that story and i went wow she wasn't lying

00:47:09.280 moving on

00:47:11.560 states are cracking down on companies microchipping their employees what how common is this notice

00:47:21.240 the date on this story here guys can you see the little thing there february of 2020 february of

00:47:27.180 2020 all right we're going to scroll down here we're going to read this a little bit of this

00:47:30.760 story here some businesses have said they let employees implant microchips to get media attention

00:47:36.760 hmm indiana is a step closer to forbidding companies from forcing workers to implant

00:47:43.620 microchips in their bodies following the state of state house of representatives unanimous passage

00:47:48.720 of a bill last week that could make it the 12th state with such a law there are 12 states as of

00:47:55.200 february of 2020 that are banning mandatory microchipping 12 states why why did 12 states

00:48:05.580 have to enact a law like that is this just a bill to protect against the stuff of science fiction

00:48:12.220 not at all say experts on workplace law and technology who worry the rice-sized microchips

00:48:19.120 can open up massive questions about worker privacy and company surveillance remember guys this story

00:48:26.200 is over two years old i would definitely not call it far-fetched from itamia ujunwa who is a cornell

00:48:32.580 university labor and employment law professor focused on the ethical use of workplace technology.

00:48:39.180 It's been three years since workers at one Wisconsin company voluntarily had microchips

00:48:44.000 inserted in their hands, and it's likely there are more companies out there, but they're probably not

00:48:48.820 advertising it, he said. In the same way certain smartphone users arrange to get work emails on

00:48:56.360 their personal phones, some chipped workers use their chip at the office so they can't, for example,

00:49:00.820 open up doors without company badges or key fobs in some cases it's tech savvy workers who bring

00:49:09.480 the chips to their boss's attention said amal goff straw ceo of dangerous things is seattle

00:49:15.420 washington based implantable chip manufacturer and distributor and viveki technologies a chip

00:49:21.280 manufacturer. Twelve states have outlawed mandatory microchipping. And remember, guys,

00:49:30.460 when we talk about the World Economic Forum, who are we talking about? We're not just talking about

00:49:35.800 world leaders like Trudeau and Macron, who just got a second term as the French president the

00:49:41.260 other day. We're not just talking about Scott Morrison, the PM of Australia, Jakinda Ardern,

00:49:46.860 the preem of new zealand or uh boris johnson or joe biden or we're talking about the ceos

00:49:56.480 of very large and influential corporations with subsidiaries broken into several different

00:50:04.880 companies who can try to mandatorily microchip their entire workforce without the government

00:50:13.160 ever having to invoke a restriction to do so and so what you've got now are states actually saying

00:50:20.560 no you can't do that how dicked up is that

00:50:25.880 you know when you've hit on the truth when you look something up and it's filled with nothing

00:50:38.420 but fact checkers who say it's false for example the old man in the chair today you guys the old

00:50:45.100 man in the chair said you know in in ukraine ukraine is there they have a social credit

00:50:50.500 system already and i went what i hadn't heard of that and so i looked it up ukrainian social

00:50:57.240 credit system and what i got was a page on google right what i got was a page filled with fact check

00:51:03.860 ukrainians do not have a social credit system ah so they must have a social credit system

00:51:11.420 in ukraine an air of social credit with the dia application this story is

00:51:17.360 i can't really make that out can you guys make that out it's from this year anyhow

00:51:24.600 anyhow let's go ahead and read this story if the conflict between russia and ukraine has put these

00:51:32.300 two countries at the forefront of the international scene we've learned the second city is a digital

00:51:37.700 champion in a logic of digitalizing and centralizing everything the government of ukraine

00:51:43.660 in 2020 launched an application called dia d-i-i-a which brings together identity card

00:51:51.640 passport license vaccination record registrations insurance health reimbursement social benefits and

00:51:57.080 more a model that we only knew so far in china with the famous social credit score there

00:52:03.080 so sorry social credit system this had been mentioned for a long time then precipitated

00:52:10.220 by the covid crisis governments want to move towards digitalization of everyday life by

00:52:14.880 bringing together almost all services on the telephone while the european union had announced

00:52:20.260 to test to digitize the vaccination record uh wallet and identities in 2018 ukraine was very

00:52:28.840 quick to react with a dia application deployed by the government there almost two years ago and

00:52:33.640 since then the platform has continued to evolve of course of course it has at first it was only

00:52:39.940 for your driver's license and maybe for your medical number and now they want your vaccination

00:52:44.900 records they want your passport on there they want your medical history they want it all baby

00:52:50.080 don't be fooled you know there's people who are saying you're a conspiracy theorist

00:53:00.040 and i think it's quite safe to say by now guys that anybody who says that about us and the way

00:53:07.320 we think is a conspiracy theorist themselves not us they're believing the conspiracy that's put out

00:53:15.000 by the left-wing corporate media every single day and these so-called fact checkers elon musk

00:53:21.880 is going to get rid of them by the way he put out a great tweet yesterday he goes facebook

00:53:26.040 is next i'm going to buy facebook and delete it i wonder if you could one button all gone

00:53:34.040 that'd be hilarious all right um that's kind of a long story frontline doctors i'll tell you what

00:53:47.000 i'll put that up on the page because we're running out of time here i do want to remind you guys that

00:53:51.720 at 9 15 it's going to be a new episode of ask the funeral director with mike void jackas

00:53:57.160 and we're going to recap a little bit of what happened on saturday at the healing broken

00:54:01.760 heart ceremony okay so i'm going to put this up on the page guys it comes from the national times

00:54:05.680 it's about america's frontline doctors and they found that yes indeed the vaccinated can shed

00:54:13.760 those spike proteins and affect people who are not vaccinated so i will put that up on

00:54:18.240 the page so you can read it at your leisure i do want to play you uh this video here

00:54:24.960 please watch

00:54:25.600 Alex Jones style.

00:54:55.600 millionaires who made hundreds of millions off the COVID lockdowns just bought Twitter,

00:55:01.580 the banker's agenda continues to move forward unobstructed. The World Economic Forum has made

00:55:08.400 their intentions clear. You will own nothing and like it. And the best way to accomplish this

00:55:14.400 is through more lockdowns, permanent lockdowns, with occasional breaks for good behavior.

00:55:20.380 Just as China led the way in 2020, showing the world how efficiently a totalitarian regime can fight a fake pandemic, the rest of the world soon followed.

00:55:32.280 Shanghai is now building cages around entire apartment buildings to keep people from escaping, an entire new method of government mass murder.

00:55:41.100 America's version will be so much more cozy.

00:55:44.280 World nations are beginning to adopt the carbon tax and cutting off the fuel supply.

00:55:50.380 while announcing massive fuel shortages.

00:55:53.840 In America, Gavin Newsom is leading the way

00:55:56.380 by cutting off the water and power to Californians

00:55:59.280 after years of creating the problem

00:56:01.500 by turning off production.

00:56:03.660 While facing a massive fertilizer shortage,

00:56:06.960 Bill Gates owns the majority of farmland

00:56:09.180 and wants you to eat nothing

00:56:10.980 but genetically modified synthetic food products.

00:56:14.640 And he marches forward,

00:56:16.240 no matter how much you make fun of him on social media.

00:56:18.840 And while we face an immediate shortage of fresh foods and staple items, over a dozen

00:56:24.660 food processing plants have been destroyed in recent weeks.

00:56:29.560 It may not be possible to see the entire picture from the level where we are at, but they are

00:56:34.820 going to shut us down again.

00:56:36.880 The very systems of government we believed were put in place to serve us are being used

00:56:41.800 to kill us by billionaires and banks while they maximize their own profits.

00:56:47.020 That much is clear.

00:56:48.020 And as far as the ones perpetrating this human liquidation, what they can clearly see is

00:56:53.600 that we will obey.

00:56:55.380 We will put the mask on when we are told, and we will take it off when we are told.

00:57:00.260 And we will celebrate that as a victory.

00:57:02.920 They know that we will ignore their destruction of America so long as they feed us distractions

00:57:07.660 to ruminate over on social media, just as they are doing right now.

00:57:13.080 On January 20th of this year, the WHO submitted a proposal that would give the World Health Organization international authority over pandemic response, meaning no more recommendations, but de facto law.

00:57:27.600 This proposal has been fast tracked by Washington for consideration at the World Health Assembly this May.

00:57:33.980 Same in Canada.

00:57:34.600 They want to make you stay inside your home and die quietly, peacefully, where no one notices.

00:57:40.160 many of you may doubt that they will get away with any of this but our actions say differently

00:57:46.600 our actions suggest that they can do it again and so long as we have a voice on twitter once

00:57:52.400 we are locked down in our homes again we can complain of the food shortages the rolling

00:57:57.420 blackouts and the cyber attack what the hell was that did you see that just can't all of a sudden

00:58:08.980 it was gone isn't that interesting anyway guys look i am i the reason i brought that to your

00:58:18.000 attention well two reasons first of all what's the objective in a game of monopoly

00:58:26.420 the objective in a game of monopoly is to wind up owning everything once you get everything

00:58:33.300 you win so when you've got the most expensive properties like north carolina and and uh park

00:58:41.560 place and and all of that and you've got all the railroads everybody else just crumbles well i've

00:58:46.540 only got baltic and atlantic i'm never going to be able to stand up to the and so eventually you

00:58:51.820 just give up and throw in the towel and that's what they want us to do they're playing monopoly

00:58:57.820 with us and they're this close we can fight back but we've got to form communities and we have to

00:59:05.300 become self-sufficient we have to become self-sufficient it's that simple or yeah you

00:59:15.340 could be screaming all you want to on twitter from your from your house or your apartment

00:59:20.180 where you're locked down and the blue hat soldiers are standing on your street corner watching

00:59:26.480 every move we make and i see in the comments here some people are suggesting well they've

00:59:32.800 already got your vaccine records yeah but they haven't got them all in one place and they're

00:59:36.980 not using them yet because they can't use them yet to allow you entry into a movie theater or

00:59:43.280 a mall or a grocery store because you're not you're not chipped yet but once all that information

00:59:51.380 goes digital and they can read it at the swipe of your hand or a retinal scan or a chip then that's

00:59:59.920 it they own you they own you paper whatever doesn't matter but the second they can actually

01:00:10.080 have all of your information on one spot in an application that they control that's it game over

01:00:18.220 you may as well just knock over your king they win we cannot allow that we cannot allow these

01:00:25.960 digital ids we cannot allow this digital programmable currency

01:00:30.500 they can tell you what to spend your money on and when to spend it by or it goes bye-bye there

01:00:39.060 will be no more savings accounts you won't be able to have anything for a rainy day because

01:00:44.060 They could turn it off and on at the whim based upon your social credit score.

01:00:48.360 They can tell you whether or not you can have heat in your apartment or house, whether or not you can buy a new couch, whether or not you can have another child, how fast or slow your Internet is.

01:00:59.240 Yes, that's what's going on in China right now.

01:01:01.400 And that's what they want to happen here.

01:01:03.460 All right.

01:01:04.460 That's it for the show tonight.

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01:03:17.720 whoa it's not 99 but i do like that song remember that toto song whoa

01:03:27.620 Oh, 99, do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do, I love, I love.

01:03:33.180 I guess I probably don't recognize it because I'm such a terrible singer.

01:03:37.860 Sorry about that.

01:03:40.640 Tanya Lee says, 91, Tanya Lee, you are absolutely right, ma'am.

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01:03:54.960 and your pen pokes through the paper

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01:04:37.100 hopefully sooner rather than later.

01:04:38.900 I love you all.

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The Shadoe Davis Show - April 28, 2022

Shadoe at Nite Wednesday April 27th⧸2022

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