The Shadoe Davis Show - July 07, 2022


Shadoe at Nite Wednesday July 6th⧸2022


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00:00:00.000 hey everybody how you doing welcome to shadow at night it's wednesday july the 6th
00:00:29.360 2022 big show for you tonight apparently the crown prosecutor in the tamara leach case that's
00:00:35.900 ongoing and she won't be getting out of jail any earlier than friday afternoon at 12 30 our time
00:00:41.680 apparently the lead crown prosecutor in this case is not just a liberal supporter a liberal party
00:00:47.600 supporter but he also donated thousands of dollars to that party the federal party
00:00:52.700 yeah that's it yeah it figures right this was exposed by true north tnc.news and we're going
00:01:01.980 to get to that story in just a second also patrick brown the mayor of brampton has been
00:01:06.240 ousted from the leadership campaign for the conservative party of canada based upon some
00:01:12.520 kind of financial uh mistakes or uh rules he broke and pierre poly have of course has spoken
00:01:22.240 out about it i have a different take on this brown is blaming pierre polyev's camp because
00:01:27.680 he thinks that brown thinks he was the biggest threat to the polyev campaign but i don't think
00:01:33.740 that's true i think the conservative party is very split right now and i think
00:01:37.780 i think it was the jean charay camp that wanted brown out because there's only two red tories in
00:01:45.840 this leadership campaign only two that would be charay and patrick brown and they're both
00:01:52.860 polling miserably well behind pierre polyev right i mean polyev if he wanted to take somebody out
00:01:59.740 of this race it would be leslin lewis or it would be roman babber because they're both
00:02:03.780 along the same lines of conservative as polyev is so why would he want to take out a competitor
00:02:11.400 to jean charay who is probably to be honest polyev's biggest competition in this race
00:02:17.120 now it doesn't make any sense whatsoever so patrick brown patrick brown is out and there's
00:02:23.540 some consternation among city council and brampton because he's still the mayor of brampton
00:02:27.360 as to what the hell brown was doing why why is he out of this race why was he still the mayor
00:02:33.840 when he was running for the leadership of the federal conservative party so we're going to get
00:02:38.120 to that in just a second also the georgia guidestones came down very very early this
00:02:43.400 morning or late last night depending on how you want to look at it this weird structure has been
00:02:48.340 there since 1979 there's many people who believe that it's all about the masons and all about the
00:02:56.300 globalists in the new world order and there's video of the destruction of the guidestones and
00:03:04.560 later on today i mean later on this afternoon they had to bring the whole thing down because
00:03:09.320 it was a danger apparently so we're going to get to this story in just a second what was
00:03:13.260 inscribed on these eight pillars of the georgia guidestones anyhow let's say some hellos to some
00:03:20.160 people hello Kurt how you where is your t-shirt hey I don't know where is your t-shirt
00:03:26.600 did you send me your information I have no idea I pass all of the information along to Jeff Stone
00:03:34.420 who is in charge of getting these t-shirts out to people who win them oh and by the way
00:03:39.340 from this week forward we're not going to be sending these things for free anymore if you
00:03:46.380 live out of town if you live out of the Winnipeg area and you win a t-shirt you're going to have
00:03:49.780 to take the uh the chart the postal charges on your own because it's just too much i think
00:03:56.200 jeff was spending upwards of three and four thousand dollars to get these things out
00:03:59.800 sorry to say that because we want as many people as we can to get these t-shirts all across the
00:04:05.000 country wherever you live but we're also not millionaires so if you can pay the 15 dollars
00:04:10.220 in shipping we can send you the shirt hello sandra watching from winnipeg hello jay watching
00:04:15.020 from Nanaimo hello Christopher watching from Saskatchewan hello Carol watching from Wasaga
00:04:20.760 Beach death to the guidestone says Disco Antonio hello uh Claude is watching from Ottawa Sandra
00:04:27.760 D watching from Winnipeg Elaine's watching from Morden Len is watching from the north end of
00:04:31.760 Winnipeg hello Rosanna how are you doing uh Bruce is watching from Calgary Roy is up there in
00:04:39.280 Flinitabby Floniton watching the show.
00:04:42.360 That's Flin Flon to all of us, really.
00:04:45.100 I remember learning that in school.
00:04:46.800 Flinitabby Floniton, a mythical figure for which the town of Flin Flon is named.
00:04:51.200 David is watching from Thompson.
00:04:52.820 Hello, Pam, watching from Selkirk.
00:04:54.560 Hello, Daphne, watching from Tabor, Alberta.
00:04:57.760 Hello, Lisa, over there in Woodhaven.
00:04:59.960 Elena is watching from Cornwall, Ontario.
00:05:02.780 Brad in Grimshaw, Alberta.
00:05:04.200 Oh, by the way, Alberta's got a new cause of death, a new leading cause of death.
00:05:09.760 We're going to get to that story in just a second.
00:05:11.820 Hello, Corey, watching from Selker.
00:05:13.840 Kurtz in Winkler.
00:05:14.960 Linda is in PEI.
00:05:16.900 Hello, Linda.
00:05:17.760 How are you doing?
00:05:19.140 Keith is watching from Northwest Saskatchewan.
00:05:22.540 April from Gatineau, Quebec.
00:05:24.220 Victoria is from Victoria.
00:05:25.720 Victoria is watching the show from Victoria.
00:05:30.500 Val is watching from Winnipeg South.
00:05:32.320 and Donita is watching from Indiana.
00:05:36.420 Welcome to the show, everybody.
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00:06:10.820 those people.
00:06:11.320 I saw a tremendous fight between two parents on both sides of this equation in the last
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00:06:20.520 It was heartbreaking.
00:06:21.720 It was heartbreaking for me to watch this.
00:06:23.560 One does not believe in these experimental jabs and the other one is all for it.
00:06:30.060 And the name calling and the vitriol that comes from the other side is absolutely amazing.
00:06:34.940 So I went and did a Google search, you guys.
00:06:36.620 I want you to see something really interesting here.
00:06:38.680 And this is what you can find on Google.
00:06:41.860 I'm sorry, let me add this to the screen here.
00:06:44.020 This is what you can find on Google if you want to make fun of anti-vaxxers, which is a phrase that's still being used by the left-wing corporate media today, even though it's not applicable.
00:06:53.920 And I listened to a fantastic podcast today from a couple of former left-wing corporate media employees.
00:07:02.200 And I'm one myself, so I was very, very interested in this.
00:07:05.020 The podcast.
00:07:08.040 Hang on a second here.
00:07:23.920 trish wood trish wood is a former employee of the cbc she interviewed marianne cloack
00:07:36.840 who left the cbc just in december of last year and she talks about why she left the cbc
00:07:43.560 very interesting story you can find this podcast on all of the usual podcast platforms like
00:07:49.700 uh google play and apple podcasts and spotify so it's trish wood the trish wood podcast go and
00:07:57.460 look for it if you've got an hour to listen to this thing in the next couple of days it's really
00:08:01.620 an eye-opener as to what the left-wing corporate media is all about but listen to what you can
00:08:06.980 find on google you can find making fun of anti-vaxxers how to respond to vocal vaccine
00:08:12.060 deniers in public anti-vaxxers roasted by chappelle show comedian making fun of dead
00:08:17.200 anti-vaxxers is now mainstream going viral in the online anti-vaccine wars welcome collection
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00:11:03.640 story in just a second the patrick brown story in just a second but first let's do this story
00:11:08.800 here again from uh true north tnc.news leech crown prosecutor donated seventeen thousand dollars to
00:11:18.180 the liberal party of canada the liberals and attended a trudeau fundraiser so do you think
00:11:24.560 this guy has got some kind of unique connection to the liberal party insiders and if the liberal
00:11:31.060 party insiders wanted him to do something, do you think he wouldn't jump? How high, Mr. Trudeau.
00:11:37.760 Official Elections Canada political financing records reveal that Moise Karimji from Ottawa
00:11:43.300 donated over $17,000 to the Liberal Party of Canada since 2013. Karimji is currently the
00:11:50.920 lead crown prosecutor in charge of the case against Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Leach.
00:11:56.300 contribution data from elections canada reveals the karimji from orleans a suburb of ottawa donated
00:12:03.020 a total of 17 176 dollars and 24 cents to various liberal party of canada efforts the latest
00:12:10.220 contribution listed by karimji was on september 30th of 2019 it was 250 dollars on may 20th of
00:12:17.800 2017 karimji also made a large contribution worth 1500 to the liberals his extensive support
00:12:24.880 continued regularly for nearly six years spanning 29 different contributions karimji did in fact
00:12:30.880 also donate to the conservative party on two occasions amounting to 800 so this guy likes
00:12:37.560 to play both sides of the game december 12 2017 open fundraising event report by the liberals
00:12:43.180 also lists karimji as an attendee the event took place at the national gallery of canada
00:12:48.240 and had Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as a featured guest.
00:12:52.800 The event was branded as a donor appreciation celebration for those who gave at least $1,500 annually to the Liberals.
00:13:01.100 Among those in attendance were also, shocker, SNC-Lavalin lobbyist Bruce Hartley,
00:13:08.600 Trudeau's former Principal Secretary Gerald Butts, and the Prime Minister's Chief of Staff Katie Telford,
00:13:14.260 who's the real brains behind the organization her and gerald butz justin trudeau leader of
00:13:21.520 the liberal party of canada will deliver remarks at a laurier club donor appreciation reception
00:13:26.120 in ottawa december 12 2017 a press release from the time stated the liberal party of canada has
00:13:31.520 committed to the strongest standards in federal politics for politics for openness and transparency
00:13:36.920 i'm sorry i'm sorry i just couldn't help myself and is challenging other parties to do the same
00:13:50.680 true north has reached out to karimji via email for clarification but did not receive a response
00:13:57.860 in time for publication and i doubt they will cloud over city hall this is from cp24 and
00:14:06.500 news organization a local news organization out of toronto five brampton counselors frustrated
00:14:12.660 with patrick brown's decision to remain mayor well he sought the tory leadership this story is
00:14:18.780 from today five brampton city counselors say mayor patrick brown's time in office needs to end
00:14:24.440 the counselors who include blah blah blah blah blah penned a letter wednesday afternoon expressing
00:14:30.760 their frustration with unproven allegations of financial irregularities under brown's leadership
00:14:35.300 which they say amount to a clear and alarming pattern of behavior.
00:14:40.300 The letter was issued less than 24 hours after Brown was disqualified from the conservative party leadership race
00:14:45.980 due to serious allegations of wrongdoing by the Brown campaign,
00:14:50.500 according to the party's leadership election organizing committee.
00:14:53.600 Now, Patrick Brown has since appeared on CTV's news magazine with Evan Solomon,
00:15:01.020 and I think he's going to be on the CBC at some point, Power and Politics.
00:15:04.560 I forget her name, Bashi Capellos. He's going to be on her show explaining what he did wrong or what he didn't do wrong or what he doesn't know he was supposed to have done.
00:15:13.660 That's his story. He doesn't know. Well, Rebel News exposed this two weeks ago.
00:15:20.900 And in Rebel News' expose, it was clear, it was on camera, what Patrick Brown was doing was using City of Brampton employees to work on his campaign during work hours.
00:15:35.800 again and this is only alleged reported on and demonstrated on video that patrick brown
00:15:45.340 was using city of brampton employees during work hours to work on his campaign for the
00:15:52.100 conservative party of canada leadership yes of course he should be disqualified now
00:15:58.020 this may have come to light through another uh another contender in this race brown is pointing
00:16:06.020 his finger directly at pierre polyev but i don't think it's polyev who did it why would polyev want
00:16:12.680 to get rid of another red tory whose only competition in this mix would be jean chariot
00:16:17.940 who i believe is polyev's biggest competition if polyev wanted to get rid of other candidates
00:16:23.780 it would be Roman Babber or Leslyn Lewis, because they come from the same side of the party that
00:16:30.560 Polyev does. So it makes no sense for Polyev to want to get rid of Patrick Brown in this race.
00:16:36.200 I believe what happened is the insiders in the party who were supporting Jean Charest,
00:16:41.520 and I think he's got the support of something like 17 caucus members of the Conservative Party,
00:16:46.820 whereas Polyev's got more than half of the party supporting him. 60 MPs are supporting Polyev.
00:16:53.780 I believe that those people are the ones that wanted Patrick Brown out of the race to give Jean Charest a better chance at winning this.
00:17:02.980 Ultimately, you know, like those parties in the United States, you've got the Republicans and you've got the Democrats.
00:17:08.820 And with the Democrats, you've got kind of middle of the road Democrats, mainstream Democrats, they call them.
00:17:14.440 Then you've got the extreme left faction of the party, the squad with AOC, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the other wingnuts over there.
00:17:23.220 In the Conservative Party of Canada, you've got red Tories, guys like, well, Aaron O'Toole obviously was a red Tory, even though he ran in the leadership contest just last year, the year before last, as a blue Tory.
00:17:38.340 John Charest is one of those as well, as is Patrick Brown.
00:17:41.180 Then you've got the actual conservative conservatives like Pierre Polyev and Lesley Lewis and Roman Babber.
00:17:49.080 So it makes no sense.
00:17:50.340 So I certainly hope whoever wins that race can unify that party.
00:17:54.240 The Liberal Party, it seems, is more fractured now than it's ever been under the leadership of Justin Trudeau.
00:18:01.280 And that goes back a couple of weeks.
00:18:03.160 Insiders in the Ottawa bubble are suggesting that the backbench MPs in the Liberal caucus are very upset with these continuing travel regulations or mandates that the Trudeau government refuses to remove and will not even consider removing until the end of September.
00:18:20.340 as they stated a couple of weeks ago.
00:18:22.500 So we'll see what shakes down there.
00:18:24.020 As far as the NDP or any of the other parties,
00:18:26.180 really, it doesn't matter at this point
00:18:27.920 as they hold so few seats
00:18:29.980 as to be a non-factor in this race.
00:18:32.360 Anyway, Patrick Brown is out, out
00:18:35.240 as a candidate for the leadership
00:18:38.420 of the Conservative Party of Canada.
00:18:40.620 Here's one from left-wing corporate media, CTV.
00:18:44.260 Deaths with unknown causes
00:18:46.680 are now Alberta's top killer.
00:18:50.340 And this information comes from the province of Alberta.
00:18:55.860 Here are the top 10 causes of death in 2021.
00:19:00.060 Ill-defined and unknown causes, 3,362.
00:19:05.960 Dementia is number two.
00:19:08.340 COVID-19 is number three.
00:19:11.220 Chronic ischemic heart disease is number four.
00:19:13.400 Malignant neoplasms of trachea, bronchus, and lung, number five.
00:19:18.080 Acute myocardial infarction.
00:19:19.920 wow that's interesting that's number six heart attacks right chronic obstructive pulmonary
00:19:28.280 disease number seven diabetes is number eight stroke is number nine accidental poisoning by
00:19:33.820 an exposure to drugs and other substances is at number 10 the fentanyl crisis ill-defined
00:19:42.220 and unknown causes.
00:19:50.620 Isn't that interesting?
00:19:52.560 Number one cause of death in Alberta as of last year.
00:19:55.840 I wonder if it's continuing into now.
00:19:59.560 All right, this is an interesting story.
00:20:02.340 I can't even tell you guys how many times I was sent this story today.
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00:21:00.980 Anyway, from the Smithsonian, Smithsonian Magazine, this goes back to 2013.
00:21:07.600 Just a quick explanation as to what these Georgia Guidestones are.
00:21:13.320 Nobody knows how to interpret this doomsday Stonehenge in Georgia.
00:21:17.960 We know where they are and what they say, but everything else is hotly debated.
00:21:23.440 It's very, very interesting.
00:21:25.880 In Albert County, Georgia, there's a set of stones called the Georgia Guidestones.
00:21:29.900 They were put there in 1979 with a set of 10 guidelines in eight modern languages and four dead ones.
00:21:36.680 carved into the slabs but that's pretty much all anybody can agree on about them
00:21:41.860 as jill nelmark writes in discover magazine how to interpret the guidelines who put the stone there
00:21:49.120 and what people should do about them are all hotly debated on the stones are 10 instructions
00:21:55.480 now this is interesting because let's keep in mind these stones were put there in 1979 number
00:22:01.900 one on the list is maintain humanity under 500 million in perpetual balance with nature
00:22:08.100 now considering the fact that our current population is just shy of 8 billion that
00:22:16.580 means a lot of people going to die number two guide reproduction wisely improving fitness and
00:22:23.260 diversity i don't know what that means unite humanity with a living new language
00:22:29.940 Rule passion, faith, tradition, and all things with tempered reason.
00:22:39.860 Protect people and nations with fair laws and just courts.
00:22:43.560 Well, that one sounds all right.
00:22:46.700 Let all nations rule internally, resolving external disputes in a world court.
00:22:54.820 A world court.
00:22:56.240 Avoid petty laws and useless officials
00:23:00.340 Balance personal rights with social duties
00:23:04.080 Prize truth, beauty, love, seeking harmony with the infinite
00:23:07.620 Be not a cancer on the earth, leave room for nature
00:23:11.400 Leave room for nature
00:23:13.740 Now those are the guiding principles
00:23:17.020 And the only one that sounds extremely destructive
00:23:22.020 Is that first one, right?
00:23:24.840 maintain humanity and under 500 million in perpetual balance with nature i suppose if you
00:23:29.760 go through them you could say well what is this uh living new language what is that supposed to be
00:23:37.240 is that supposed to bring people together we all speak one language well
00:23:39.980 what's that language going to be do we have to make one up
00:23:45.480 protect people and nations with fair laws and just courts that sounds fine to me
00:23:54.120 Avoid petty laws and useless officials.
00:23:56.360 That sounds fine to me.
00:23:57.260 I don't like the first one.
00:24:03.260 Neymark, who wrote that article, visited the stones and writes about the mystery behind them.
00:24:08.720 The only man who knows who built them isn't telling. 0.99
00:24:12.500 They could put a gun to my head and kill me. 0.88
00:24:14.820 I will never reveal his name, he told her. 0.96
00:24:18.480 And the purpose of the inscription isn't even clear.
00:24:21.020 van smith one of the monument's most prominent conspiracy theorist says that they're for
00:24:25.220 establishing the beginnings of a totalitarian tribal government another theorist said that
00:24:30.420 the stones were satanic and should be destroyed alex jones you guys all know alex jones says the
00:24:36.480 stones call for culling of humans well that first tenet seems to say that doesn't it maintain
00:24:44.280 humanity at 500 million come on man that means 7.5 billion people have to die
00:24:49.100 many hate the stones when randall sullivan of wired visited the stones in 2009 they had been
00:24:57.640 vandalized death to the new world order painted on them in polyurethorane paint now remember guys
00:25:02.920 this story from smithsonian magazine goes back to 2013 so what happened last night videos have
00:25:11.500 been released of the explosion at the Georgia Guidestones. The structure has been demolished.
00:25:16.800 Let's have a look at some of this video here.
00:25:31.460 Oh, wait a minute.
00:25:35.440 Well, it doesn't seem to want to play. What about this?
00:25:37.980 second video shows a car leaving the scene that's not going to play either
00:25:42.720 there's the destruction of the stones there for safety reasons officials said the entire
00:25:50.320 structure has been completely demolished
00:25:52.680 anyone with information is asked to contact the elbert county sheriff's office office
00:26:00.780 maybe maybe this video will work there we go
00:26:30.780 preliminary information indicates that someone detonated an explosion device at around 4 a.m
00:26:39.020 this morning according to the georgia bureau of investigation
00:26:42.440 so that whole thing has come down now why it's up there in the first place is still a mystery right
00:26:50.700 like do you think the government would know and if it's such a mystery why was it so protected
00:26:58.280 why was it such a thing why did georgia i guess maybe for tourism purposes the georgia guidestones
00:27:03.500 but they're gone they're long gone now i'm not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing maybe
00:27:08.900 they needed them to come down some occult thing maybe they needed somebody who believed in the
00:27:13.600 other side to bring them down so they could release the demons i don't know at this point anymore
00:27:19.620 tucker carlson of fox news interviewed the president of brazil the other day guys this
00:27:28.060 is a very interesting seven minutes if you haven't seen it please watch why didn't you take the
00:27:33.820 vaccine when the virus actually hit strongly in march 2020 people began to seek out the vaccine
00:27:44.440 of course, against the virus. I too, of course, sought a medication, because we began to see
00:27:50.440 cases surfacing, started seeing the number of cases begin to go up. Now, someone who contracts
00:27:57.140 the virus like I did, I mean, the vaccine doesn't really help. I mean, you don't take a vaccine if
00:28:03.820 you have already been contaminated. The vaccine would be innocuous. You should rather take the
00:28:10.540 medication. And in Brazil, of course, I studied the issue. I called other countries, including
00:28:16.460 in sub-Saharan Africa, and Brazilian doctors and physicians, because there were people out there
00:28:23.500 who either did not catch the virus, or when they did catch the virus, the virus was not strong
00:28:28.440 enough to send them to the hospital or to kill them. And in Brazil, we saw the emergence of two
00:28:34.020 medications that began to be used more widely. I myself took them when contaminated. But the
00:28:42.360 global pressure all over the world, from the media outlets, from the pharmaceutical companies,
00:28:47.300 I mean, they were all against the early treatment. They actually focused on the vaccine.
00:28:53.120 I read Pfizer's contract, and one of the clauses said, we shall take no responsibility whatsoever
00:28:59.080 for any side effect arising from the vaccine.
00:29:02.440 I became concerned about that,
00:29:04.780 and Congress in Brazil decided to vote and pass a piece of legislation
00:29:08.300 saying that Pfizer or any other pharmaceutical company
00:29:11.340 would not take responsibility for any side effect arising from the vaccine.
00:29:16.620 We also had information, including from the U.S. FDA,
00:29:20.380 that several side effects are likely to emerge this year
00:29:23.140 or next year in the foreseeable future.
00:29:24.880 So, the concern, as mentioned by many doctors, was that people who were infected by the virus
00:29:34.660 were already immune and did not have to take the vaccine.
00:29:38.000 That was my case.
00:29:39.200 That's why I did not take the vaccine.
00:29:41.940 But I did purchase vaccines for all Brazilians.
00:29:45.400 I did not demand that people be vaccinated.
00:29:47.860 I respected individual freedom.
00:29:50.840 Each one was free to vaccinate or not.
00:29:53.800 And I believe that about 20% of the Brazilian population
00:29:56.940 decided not to take the vaccine.
00:30:00.340 As I said before, maybe I was the only head of state in the world
00:30:03.580 who did not accept restrictive measures
00:30:05.560 or was against restrictive measures,
00:30:07.720 and perhaps one of the few heads of state in the world
00:30:10.540 who did not take the vaccine
00:30:11.920 because I had already contracted the virus.
00:30:14.800 The left was so worried about taking me out of office
00:30:17.420 that they wanted me to take the vaccine. 0.84
00:30:19.300 And I said, well, let me die. 0.99
00:30:21.520 Just let me die then. 0.99
00:30:22.780 and choose my policy. 0.87
00:30:25.780 In South America, we are the one country
00:30:28.560 that best addressed the issue involving the need for vaccines.
00:30:32.120 And we very properly and adequately equipped our hospitals
00:30:35.960 with equipment and medications.
00:30:38.380 And I believe we have pretty much turned the page there.
00:30:41.840 All right, so the president of Brazil.
00:30:45.080 Very, very interesting.
00:30:47.420 Oh, by the way, remember last night I was talking about
00:30:49.800 the astrazeneca shots having to be thrown out because they've expired and 1.5 million
00:30:55.840 moderna shots as well this totals about 16 million shots so i did some quick math thanks to andy lee
00:31:01.960 independent journalist out of alberta who said that the government bought them on average for
00:31:06.820 eight dollars and 25 cents per dose so just throwing out the astrazeneca shots
00:31:14.300 127 million 500 000 and that's rounding up or rounding down tax dollars 127 million 500 000 0.99
00:31:25.380 of our tax dollars wasted on this crap 0.83
00:31:29.300 alberta has been a beacon of hope for canadians such as it is now it's not a florida 0.98
00:31:41.900 it's not a south dakota it's not a texas even but in this country it has been the last bastion of 0.93
00:31:50.100 hope at least as far as i'm concerned when it comes to all this crap jason kenney recently 0.62
00:31:55.780 stepped down as the leader of the united conservative party in alberta and the 0.95
00:31:59.880 leadership race is heating up there former leader of the wild rose party danielle smith is running
00:32:08.780 for the job and on twitter she says mr justin trudeau has signaled vaccine mandates are on
00:32:15.620 their way as predicted not under my watch as premier alberta will not enforce federal vaccine
00:32:23.340 mandates so it says here canadians will be required to get a booster shot the trudeau
00:32:29.680 government we covered that on monday jean-yve duclos our federal health minister said every
00:32:34.200 nine months right danielle smith says your medical decisions are your choice not trudeau's and she
00:32:42.120 encourages all of the other uh people in the race to be the leader of the ucp to follow suit and
00:32:49.720 that would be taves for alberta uh and brian gene and one other who doesn't have a chance to win
00:32:56.800 i would vote for her in a heartbeat if i lived in alberta and i was a member of the united 0.86
00:33:04.040 conservative party danielle smith oh yeah she also claims because it's been thrown at her
00:33:11.060 a separatist she goes i'm not a separatist we're just not going to follow the dictates of the
00:33:16.180 federal government and there are clauses in the constitution that allow for this
00:33:21.520 we do not have to listen to justin trudeau and i suppose that alberta is in a unique position of
00:33:28.960 being a have province and recently it was announced they have a budget surplus this past year
00:33:34.240 and what they used to do in Alberta is actually mail each resident of that province and I was
00:33:39.860 living there when this happened I couldn't believe it they used to mail each resident of that
00:33:44.940 province a rebate check you'd get like 250 or 300 dollars but it was amazing like what's this free
00:33:51.680 money from the government for well we had a surplus this year and so that's what we do we give the
00:33:56.240 money back what so alberta being in the unique position that they're in could withhold these
00:34:03.560 transfer payments to the federal government now what's trudeau going to do say well we're not
00:34:07.900 going to give you your money for for health care we'll pay for it ourselves alberta is probably
00:34:13.020 the only province well maybe saskatchewan could do this too not not as well but i think alberta
00:34:20.060 could could be the only province in this country that could actually get away with doing this
00:34:24.940 manitoba not a chance it's a have not province ontario maybe before all of the liberal crapola
00:34:33.300 from 2003 to 2018 they went from being a have province to a have not province i think they
00:34:40.540 probably could have pulled it off before with all the manufacturing and the population they have
00:34:44.640 there but not now that's very interesting okay this came to me 37 times today this guy here has
00:34:52.940 changed his instagram handle i don't know how many times he used to be raging dad i think and
00:34:57.740 now he's fake woke hipster but anyway uh he is still actually a border guard
00:35:07.040 guy actually works on the border well used to anyway i think he's been put on unpaid leave
00:35:12.800 since last year but listen to what he says about the arrive can app good morning i'm now live
00:35:21.160 i wanted to hop on here real quick and clarify something about the arrive can app okay i didn't
00:35:30.000 realize this needed to be clarified but i certainly realize it now i just saw a post
00:35:34.760 and you can check it out for yourself it's at coach vlad if you go to his instagram page
00:35:39.980 his most recent post or one of his most recent posts is about his crossing back into canada
00:35:47.040 from the United States, and he crossed at the Peace Bridge port of entry, which just so happens
00:35:51.760 to be my very first posting ever on the job. Still not fired, by the way. Still employed. I'll never
00:36:02.420 return to that job, but I'm what these guys call a 30-year problem at this point. I would like to
00:36:09.620 clarify something about this Arrive Can app, okay? Coach Vlad already explained it, but it's a lengthy
00:36:16.280 you read. I'm just going to go over it quickly. At no point in time do you need to have the
00:36:20.780 Arrive Can app downloaded onto your phone. If you're a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident,
00:36:29.440 you enter Canada by right. The Arrive Can app was created as like a convenience tool, okay,
00:36:39.540 for you to provide voluntary information all right and they created it because
00:36:46.200 all of the restrictions in 2020 what did they do to the border ah they fucked everything up
00:36:53.260 just like insane lineups it took 10 minutes just to process one person it should take under 30
00:37:00.040 seconds not 10 minutes what happened was the public health agency of canada which has nothing
00:37:07.520 going to do with the border they just showed up out of nowhere and they created this program and
00:37:12.680 it was awful an officer on top of everything else that we're doing right we're supposed to be
00:37:17.800 looking out for guns drugs and bad people all of a sudden we had to ask you a series of nonsensical
00:37:23.360 questions about where you're staying we had to get the address we had to confirm and get you to
00:37:30.060 solemnly swear and pinky promise us at the border that you're going to stay put for 14 days we had
00:37:35.500 to get a phone number. We had to get an email address. We had to get a contact for whoever
00:37:40.220 else you're staying with. Like it was just nonsense, an absolute charade. Okay. And it
00:37:46.360 took up a ton of time. The arrive can app was originally pitched. Okay. It was like a sales
00:37:53.200 pitch. Oh, if you're traveling, you can help expedite the process by voluntarily answering
00:37:59.080 the questions instead of us having to ask it. Okay. You'd fill it out in the app. And then when
00:38:05.180 you arrived at the border and we scanned your passport it would auto populate in this awful 0.95
00:38:10.380 program poorly designed shit program that barely works and doesn't do anything it would auto 0.80
00:38:16.380 populate your answers okay now you'll notice if you go to at coach vlad and you check out his 0.99
00:38:22.460 instagram and you read the post he keeps mentioning how the officer was getting flustered from the
00:38:27.200 moment he mentioned that he wasn't uh using the arrive can app why was the officer flustered 0.96
00:38:32.720 fucking laziness the officer just didn't want to have to ask the questions herself 0.93
00:38:37.660 and input the information so she was flustered that's it in that moment she wanted to get back 1.00
00:38:42.880 to netflix or whatever the fuck she was doing on her cell phone she had cared nothing and now that 0.69
00:38:47.580 she knows this is a charade okay and she's like oh oh now i gotta i gotta pull out my pen and i
00:38:55.660 gotta write on the yellow slip it's called the bsf 241 which we still call an e67 in the field 0.55
00:39:01.720 because the government just makes up shit and changes names all the time without properly 0.75
00:39:05.060 updating us but okay she's got to write down yeah he fucking won't use the arrive can app so i got 0.99
00:39:10.840 to send him over there which by the way if you look at that form that's an unlawful referral 0.77
00:39:15.000 sorry you can't direct a canadian citizen or a permanent resident of canada to go park his 0.88
00:39:22.600 vehicle over there and fucking detain him okay detain him to investigate that matter further 0.92
00:39:28.220 up the road you go coach Vlad that's where you should have gone thank you oh it doesn't say I'm 0.98
00:39:33.700 being referred for immigration it doesn't say I'm being referred for customs purposes therefore
00:39:38.020 up the road I go do not under any circumstances allow yourself to be detained for any reason
00:39:46.540 all right coach Vlad he's just being compliant he's just doing what he thinks he has to do
00:39:51.260 very interesting though how the superintendent who came out to speak with him specifically said
00:39:55.960 no you're not detained you've been free to go this whole time all right so i'm going to clarify
00:39:59.700 that this caused a lot of confusion in the field when we're being told to use words like mandatory
00:40:05.100 oh it's mandatory you have to go they've had countless shift briefings coaching officers
00:40:11.580 on how to speak to travelers so that we're not violating the rights because that's a rights
00:40:16.300 violation okay under no circumstances no should you have the arrive can app downloaded on your
00:40:23.640 phone if you did the wording was in such a way where you felt like you had to have it for travel
00:40:29.440 what happened to the data that you entered i don't know didn't our prime minister commit treason
00:40:35.500 like give it all away to other countries i don't know something like that i'm going to stop and
00:40:39.180 read some of these comments here so if there are any questions i'm a canadian living in the u.s
00:40:43.780 haven't been back since the implementation of arrive can and inoculation charade my mom came
00:40:48.860 down from ottawa to visit apparently they didn't ask her for the app yeah once again officers have
00:40:54.820 a lot of discretion in the field okay as a canadian citizen or a permanent resident
00:40:58.880 you don't even need your passport no no the officer just needs to be satisfied that you're
00:41:06.220 a canadian citizen satisfied as in like i believe you off you go okay i can't tell you how many
00:41:13.620 times i've personally done that made an exception for whatever the circumstance is and i go yeah
00:41:18.180 yeah you're a canadian off you go have a good day it wasn't him it was someone else vlad posted it
00:41:25.560 okay there you go so it was someone else and vlad posted it awesome so this person has read it
00:41:30.320 it's pure nonsense guys you don't need the arrive can app delete it if you have it
00:41:36.180 this is the juiciest information if you have any questions i'm going to end this live like
00:41:46.540 in the next two minutes because I have a tendency
00:41:48.500 to talk for hours.
00:41:50.720 Any questions, get them out now.
00:41:52.860 Take care, Patrick. I fucking love 0.94
00:41:54.680 you, Sid. 0.98
00:41:56.140 You're the best. All right, I'm going to end this now.
00:41:58.580 Okay, so he's ending it. Fake, woke,
00:42:00.920 hipster on
00:42:02.600 Instagram if you want to go find him. Fake,
00:42:04.840 woke, hipster on Instagram.
00:42:07.460 From Bloomberg, this is
00:42:08.700 interesting. This has been happening for a
00:42:10.600 while now.
00:42:12.500 Past month, it's been kind of a precarious situation
00:42:14.920 over there in Europe.
00:42:16.540 but it's been heating up in the last day germany is facing limited options if nordstrom flows
00:42:23.420 don't return a key pipeline delivering russia's natural gas to europe may not return to full
00:42:31.180 capacity after planned maintenance this month goldman sachs group inc said echoing concerns
00:42:37.020 of german officials
00:42:40.940 i don't know why putin didn't do this months ago
00:42:46.540 I mean, right? It would have shut everybody in the European Union up.
00:42:54.200 Nord Stream 1 is set to shut for works on July 11th through the 21st, tightening a marker that's seen prices soar in recent weeks with Moscow having already slashed flows through the pipe to just 40% of capacity.
00:43:06.660 Any move to withhold supplies for longer would severely hurt Europe's efforts to refill stockpiles for winter.
00:43:12.480 so all putin has to do is say all right european union all right germany all right france
00:43:19.020 all right netherlands all right italy all right all members of the european union if you don't
00:43:26.500 shut up about this war and stand for ukraine and all of that you ain't getting any natural gas
00:43:32.620 what are you going to do then 0.98
00:43:35.100 seems like it would be an interesting bargaining chip doesn't it all right what else we got here
00:43:45.000 tonight uh oh yeah this is an interesting piece i found on on uh sky news australia
00:43:54.300 i i didn't really have a strong voice today you guys i haven't slept well the past couple of
00:44:00.580 nights. And so I thought I would do a little video action for you tonight. So let's check this one
00:44:06.880 out. This guy comparing the leaders of the Netherlands and Canada and calling them two
00:44:12.720 of Klaus Schwab's poster boys. Here we go. Somewhere else that seems to be sliding into
00:44:17.240 dictatorship is Holland, which may not entirely be a coincidence. The similarities between Canada
00:44:24.160 and Holland are as startling as they are disturbing.
00:44:28.400 Here's Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
00:44:31.800 and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte,
00:44:35.340 leader of the laughably and ironically named
00:44:37.740 People's Party for Freedom and Democracy.
00:44:41.140 Right.
00:44:41.440 Apart from obviously sharing the same wacky lefty sense of humour,
00:44:45.880 those two both are, of course, golden pin-up boys
00:44:49.580 for klaus schwab and the globalist fantasists of the world economic forum only a few months ago
00:44:57.340 it was the canadian government that attacked its own citizens in the most grotesque and terrifyingly
00:45:04.460 authoritarian manner during the so-called truckers convoy revolts when the government actually
00:45:10.300 froze the bank accounts and basically starved out any individuals involved in what was
00:45:19.700 legitimate, peaceful, democratic opposition to COVID mandates.
00:45:24.800 I just want to stop it for a second here.
00:45:26.500 The reason that I'm putting this on, and there's a couple of others I have from outside the
00:45:30.980 country, is just to give us all a perspective as to what other countries, other media in
00:45:36.260 other countries thinks about what's going on here in Canada.
00:45:38.480 That ended badly for Trudeau, particularly after this shameful incident in which Canadian mounted police trampled over a peaceful woman protester.
00:46:08.480 They just trampled our lady.
00:46:12.320 Hang on.
00:46:14.180 I've seen something like that before, haven't I?
00:46:16.120 It reminds me of some...
00:46:17.080 Oh, yes, Melbourne, under Dan Andrews.
00:46:26.580 Media! Media! Media!
00:46:28.880 Media! Media!
00:46:31.760 But I digress.
00:46:35.340 Let's go back to Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte
00:46:37.660 at the World Economic Forum in Davos last year,
00:46:41.640 boasting about Holland's involvement
00:46:44.500 with the World Economic Forum's Global Food Innovation Hubs,
00:46:50.260 which is busily, quote,
00:46:51.960 transforming food systems and land use.
00:46:56.760 I'd like to highlight a World Economic Forum initiative
00:47:00.440 in this regard,
00:47:01.480 the World Economic Forum Food Innovation Hubs.
00:47:05.660 And these hubs in Africa, in Asia, in South America, and in Europe will allow businesses to connect regional stakeholders to skill innovations, because this is key, skill innovations that can address food systems challenges.
00:47:23.620 And here, I'm particularly proud to announce that the Netherlands will host the Global Coordinating Secretariat of the World Economic Forum Food Innovation Hubs.
00:47:35.180 The hubs are set out to transform food systems and land use, eh?
00:47:41.080 I wonder what that means exactly.
00:47:42.860 Well, your guess is as good as mine, but as I mentioned last night,
00:47:47.280 currently the Dutch government is embarked upon insane efforts
00:47:51.880 to slash greenhouse gases and reduce the amount of nitrogen ammonia
00:47:57.160 in the soil by 30% to 70% by 2030 or even by up to 95% in some places in order to meet
00:48:08.200 green EU climate change targets that Holland has signed up to.
00:48:13.880 And this means literally turfing people off their farms.
00:48:20.520 I guess that's one way to transform land use and food systems, eh, Rutter?
00:48:25.800 Well, the Netherlands House of Representatives has released a statement which said, quote,
00:48:33.800 the honest message is that not all farmers will continue in business.
00:48:41.140 Those who do will have to farm differently.
00:48:46.720 Wow.
00:48:47.960 Just think about that.
00:48:49.140 But every day, hardworking Dutch family farmers and others are now involved in massive and growing protests, hardly surprising, with tractor blockades, manure being dumped on government buildings or places.
00:49:03.720 And there are accusations of the Dutch secret police infiltrating the protesters.
00:49:08.120 The same playbook used by Trudeau, allegedly.
00:49:12.780 What a coincidence.
00:49:14.160 And overnight, there are even accusations of shots being fired.
00:49:17.380 This, by the way, is what happens when your national government
00:49:21.160 gets penetrated by globalist activists from the World Economic Forum.
00:49:26.200 Oh, does that sound like a conspiracy theory?
00:49:28.500 Yes, it does.
00:49:29.420 But alas, it's not me saying it.
00:49:31.580 It's dear old Klaus Schwab back in 2017
00:49:34.800 fessing up to what the World Economic Forum is really up to.
00:49:39.580 I mention now names like Mrs Merkel, even Vladimir Putin and so on.
00:49:46.560 they all have been young global leaders of solid economic form but um what we are very proud of
00:49:54.880 now is the young generation like prime minister trudeau um president of president of argentina
00:50:03.120 and so on so he penetrates the cabinets so yesterday i was at a reception for and i
00:50:11.920 I would know that half of this cabinet, or even more half of this cabinet, are for our actually...
00:50:22.800 Okay, yeah, we've seen that before, guys.
00:50:24.580 We've seen that before, and you know what he says.
00:50:26.880 Half of Canada's cabinet has been infiltrated, right?
00:50:30.080 Let me ask you a question, though.
00:50:31.740 As these protests continue to grow in the Netherlands, and they'll probably start popping up more and more and more and more in other countries in the next few months.
00:50:39.880 Maybe even another one in Canada.
00:50:41.320 I don't know.
00:50:41.920 I want you guys to answer this in the comments, please.
00:50:49.620 What do you think police will do?
00:50:56.520 And the reason I asked this was because watching that video we just played
00:51:00.900 and being reminded of the horse trampling that poor woman
00:51:06.540 and all of the other ridiculousness that went on there,
00:51:11.920 And the cops got a black eye, let's be honest.
00:51:19.320 Would the cops be interested in doing that again?
00:51:22.160 We saw some awful things on Canada Day and the day before Canada Day in Ottawa.
00:51:29.220 Are these cops willing to do this again?
00:51:32.620 Do they have the hearts and the stomachs for it, is my question.
00:51:37.480 because by now they must know that the people who have been at these protests in january and then
00:51:45.960 most recently last week and by the way these protests are going to be popping up every
00:51:49.940 single weekend in ottawa they will be peaceful do you think these and they know these people
00:51:56.500 are normal regular everyday canadians like you like me like all of us who just made a different
00:52:02.780 medical decision right that's it that's all and people who are willing to stand for our freedoms
00:52:08.720 within that group yes there is a fringe element of wing nuts let's be honest you've seen them i've
00:52:14.160 seen them but that goes for any group that exists anywhere so the question is will these cops want
00:52:24.380 to be seen doing this kind of stuff again shooting rubber bullets at a peaceful crowd or or running
00:52:31.140 them down with horses or pounding them in the face with plastic plexiglass shields or 0.73
00:52:37.260 spraying pepper spray in their faces? 0.73
00:52:44.400 Will some of them stand down?
00:52:47.640 If so, how many of them?
00:52:54.520 I am not liking the answers I'm seeing here.
00:53:01.140 gus says they will do what they're told and if they don't they'll be replaced by others that
00:53:09.880 will follow orders given yeah maybe so uh wayne peters by the way everybody uh wayne is in the
00:53:17.900 comments tonight wayne peters of course from what's up canada he's become a pretty good buddy
00:53:22.060 of mine and i really appreciate his work and his show please follow him uh and he's got a a new
00:53:28.280 thing he's doing i'm thinking about getting into myself it's called your news you can go look for
00:53:33.720 it on any search engine wayne says i published a great piece from katherine austin fits today
00:53:38.480 explaining exactly how the global coup is taking place and what we can do about it
00:53:43.160 wayne could you send that to me and i will put that up on the page here please and thank you
00:53:49.220 one can only hope they'll stand down but i doubt it
00:53:55.720 janet says if they're paid enough they'll do anything they're asked to do just look at what 1.00
00:54:00.960 those idiots did july 1st that's true 1.00
00:54:02.840 yeah it depends on how angry people get 1.00
00:54:13.880 and how far we'll go we have enough people who will not be controlled by them they could be in
00:54:20.480 a lot of trouble well okay so this is the reason that i ask you guys to share this show every
00:54:25.940 single night because the more people we reach the more people we can get to stand up speak out
00:54:31.960 right now you're going to run into resistance i see it every single day these people who have
00:54:37.780 no argument but they'll send you a conspiracy theorist emoji whatever that happens to look 0.99
00:54:43.040 like maybe it's a big laughing face or maybe it's a stupid meme or whatever they've come up with 0.99
00:54:47.440 because they refuse to listen they will not listen to the other side of the story even though 0.99
00:54:53.540 they claim to i'm open-minded i'll listen seriously that's what it's like trying to
00:55:00.480 reason with them and then they gaslight you don't get excited i'm not excited man like you're the
00:55:07.340 one who's yelling and screaming and carrying on and calling names i'm sitting here just trying
00:55:11.600 who explains something to you right so you're going to run into those people every single day
00:55:18.460 do not let them deter you i believe they are the minority most people are willing to listen now
00:55:27.660 after what they've seen in the beginning sure you could you could understand how people would
00:55:33.500 be scared i get that even a year into this thing i could understand but now people are starting to
00:55:40.960 hear about the side effects of these experimental formulas they maybe even know somebody who has
00:55:47.880 just developed some kind of weird medical condition since getting those experimental
00:55:52.380 formulas that goes unexplained their doctors won't explain it or look further into it and this person
00:55:57.940 you know i'm going to interview somebody who has been injured by this experimental thing in the
00:56:02.800 next couple of nights developed two autoimmune diseases since the second jab never had one
00:56:10.280 before in his life now his skin is like red and blotchy i saw before and after pictures of this
00:56:16.860 fellow today i was alarmed and i certainly hope he's able to get back to full health
00:56:21.940 but i want to know what his story is and there's so many people out there like that
00:56:29.720 even though the left-wing corporate media wants to believe it's long wants us to believe it's long
00:56:34.620 COVID. Now, there may be such a thing as that. I don't know, but it's a respiratory disease.
00:56:44.020 How come there was never long influenza?
00:56:50.980 I wanted to go in the way back machine here with you guys tonight to 2015.
00:57:00.220 cbc story from 2015 just to remind you of how people did stand up unions did stand up
00:57:11.240 just seven short years ago union says ontario nurses can't be forced to wear masks in flu
00:57:20.600 season union head says policy shamed coerced nurses into getting flu vaccine
00:57:25.000 huh well what changed in the last seven years the ontario nurses association again this story goes
00:57:33.960 back seven years says hospitals will no longer be allowed to shame health care workers into
00:57:39.580 getting a flu shot following an arbitrator's ruling striking down a vaccine or mask policy
00:57:45.180 about 30 ontario hospitals implemented the policy which forces nurses and other hospital workers to
00:57:51.960 wear an unfitted surgical mask for the entire flu season if they do not get the influenza shot
00:57:58.360 ONA president Linda Haslam Stroud said whenever a Thursday in 2015 the test case was against the
00:58:07.620 Sioux area hospital in Sault Ste. Marie which tried to use the policy to boost their staff
00:58:12.300 immunization rates they were basically coercing and shaming nurses into getting the influenza 0.98
00:58:17.580 vaccine if they individually chose not to take it she said they made them all wear masks and
00:58:23.140 they had little stickers on their name tag that everyone knew meant i don't have my vaccine
00:58:28.660 and cbc actually did this story seven years ago today nothing guys i urge you again
00:58:41.540 to listen to that podcast that i told you about earlier and i'm gonna have to go find it again
00:58:46.220 i'm sorry i texted it to a friend today and it's like so many texts ago that it's way up the list
00:58:55.140 so we're gonna have to wait for a couple of seconds but i want you to write this down
00:58:58.960 to save me the trouble of doing this again trish wood the trish wood podcast it's available on
00:59:05.140 apple podcast spotify all the big platforms trish wood's interview with marianne cloac
00:59:10.460 both former cbc employees marianne cloac the person being interviewed in this particular
00:59:16.480 episode of the podcast quit the cbc back in december i would love to get her on the show
00:59:22.360 so i will reach out to her tomorrow or trish wood for that matter they talk about the state
00:59:27.760 of the media specifically the cbc in these last couple of years and how they turned a complete
00:59:35.300 deaf ear to the other side of the story actual experience experiences pitching story pitching
00:59:42.720 stories pitching stories what about this what about that no no no no not doing this not doing
00:59:49.560 that we have to we have to submit to the toronto board of health this story needs to go to the
00:59:56.640 ontario physicians uh college before we can run it what since when so yeah you gotta you gotta go
01:00:05.960 check out that podcast and finally last night guys i promised to talk about the mandela effect
01:00:13.100 so let's talk about the mandela effect what is it first of all from misquoting famous movie lines
01:00:20.520 to recalling entire events that never occurred the human memory is far from perfect the mandela
01:00:24.680 effect is one popular but heavily debated type of false memory what is it it describes a situation
01:00:31.420 in which a person or a group of people have a false memory of an event fiona broom coined the
01:00:36.740 term over a decade ago when she created a website detailing her recollections of former south african
01:00:42.580 president nelson mandela dying in prison in the 1980s now he didn't die in prison he went on to
01:00:49.620 become the president of South Africa. It was Stephen Biko who died in prison in the 1980s.
01:00:55.160 Nelson Mandela did not die in prison after serving 27 years. Despite these facts, Broom seemed to
01:01:01.140 remember international news coverage of Mandela's death from the 1980s. She even found others who
01:01:08.360 had almost identical memories of Mandela's death in the 20th century. Causes. What are the causes
01:01:12.980 of this? Well, there are several potential causes of the Mandela effect. The sections below will
01:01:18.640 look at these in more detail. False memories. Well, but over such a large scale, a large swath
01:01:25.420 of people, the concept of false memories provides one potential explanation for the Mandela effect.
01:01:31.600 False memories are untrue or distorted recollections of an event. Some false memories contain
01:01:35.920 elements of fact closely resembling the actual event in question. However, others are entirely
01:01:42.300 be false. Although the idea of false memories causes discomfort for some people, memory mistakes
01:01:49.100 are quite common. Memory does not work like a camera, objectively cataloging images, events,
01:01:55.380 and statements in their purest forms. Emotions and personal bias can both influence memories.
01:02:00.760 Researchers have even discovered a simple method of inducing false memories called
01:02:04.920 the Dease-Rodiger-McDermid task paradigm. During the DRM task paradigm, participants read a list
01:02:12.520 of semantically related words like zebra, monkey, whale, snake, elephant. After reading the list,
01:02:20.500 researchers will ask the participants whether or not they recall a lure word, which is another
01:02:26.100 related word not included on the list. A lure word in the above example might be lion, although
01:02:32.220 the term is semantically related to the other words in the list it is not present usually the
01:02:38.260 participants will recognize the lure word and recall reading it even though it was never on the
01:02:42.520 list according to the authors of one 2017 study people remember false memories induced via the
01:02:49.540 drm task paradigm for as long as 60 days then there's confabulation another potential mechanism
01:02:56.640 underlying false memories and the mandela effect confabulations are false statements or retellings
01:03:02.840 of events that lack relevant evidence or factual support although confabulations are technically
01:03:08.360 false statements the speaker will regard these statements as fact i want you to remember this
01:03:14.100 according to lisa bortolditi a philosopher professor sorry philosophy professor from the
01:03:20.880 University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom, people do not intentionally confabulate. In a
01:03:26.840 2017 article on confabulation, Professor Bartolotti stated that most people are unaware of the
01:03:32.920 information that would make their explanations accurate and are not able to provide better
01:03:37.500 explanations. Confabulation is a common symptom of neurological conditions that affect memory,
01:03:44.120 such as Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. When a person with dementia confabulates,
01:03:49.300 they're not lying or attempting to deceive. They simply do not have the necessary information or
01:03:54.120 awareness to recall a specific memory or event actually. Priming. In psychology, priming describes
01:04:01.760 a phenomenon in which exposure to a stimulus directly influences a person's response to
01:04:06.720 subsequent stimulus. For example, if a person reads or hears the word grass, they will recognize
01:04:12.640 another related word such as tree or lawnmower more quickly than an unrelated word. Priming is
01:04:18.980 also known as suggestibility it can influence a person's reactions and memory for instance the
01:04:24.660 phrase did you grab the red ball from the shelf is much more suggestive than the phrase did you
01:04:30.380 take anything from the shelf this is because the second phrase contains a general open-ended
01:04:35.960 question while the first describes the action of grabbing a specific object the red ball therefore
01:04:41.660 the first phrase has a stronger influence on memory than the second phrase and then there's
01:04:47.540 alternate realities and parallel universes and whatnot but guys i want you to remember
01:04:52.420 the mandela effect going forward because there's going to be people out there the 20 minority who
01:05:01.340 are still absolutely dedicated to the pandemic and the restrictions politicians and left-wing
01:05:07.280 corporate media they're actually going to try to get us believe to get us to believe
01:05:11.740 that they never used anti-vaxxer that they never ever tried to shut us out of restaurants
01:05:19.000 or out of our lives or fire us from our jobs for not taking that experimental formula
01:05:25.940 they are trying to do it right now and over time and that's how this works the mandela effect
01:05:34.620 starts to take effect where we actually start losing our memory and i'll give you
01:05:39.140 a great lose our memory and it gets replaced with what they're telling us
01:05:43.600 that happened for example from star trek
01:05:47.320 beam me up scotty was never uttered ever in that television series or any of the subsequent movies
01:05:59.200 a variation of that phrase was used but never beam me up scotty likewise in star wars luke
01:06:07.480 i am your father was never used play it again sam never used
01:06:17.120 but we think it was because we heard it from somebody who heard it from somebody who heard
01:06:24.180 it from somebody and so we think it was that's what they're going to try to do with all of the
01:06:32.560 nonsense that's happened in the past couple of years so i strongly encourage you to take
01:06:39.200 screenshots to write down all of the nasty derogatory nonsense that came from the left-wing
01:06:45.640 corporate media from the government even from your friends and family to remind them of exactly what
01:06:51.760 they said record them for that matter because when they finally wake up from all of this
01:06:56.660 and if we never want this kind of thing to ever happen again they're going to need to be
01:07:02.440 reminded of what they said, what they read. Were they parroting the government? Were they
01:07:08.700 parroting the media? Or were they actually, you know, that strongly committed to this whole
01:07:14.440 pandemic response? Did they just want to fit in? Or did they think what they were doing was
01:07:23.280 actually right? That's what we need to do. We cannot let the Mandela effect color our memories
01:07:30.480 going forward because if we do guess what's going to happen this all over again
01:07:36.220 and on that note that's it for the show tonight you guys thank you for coming here and
01:07:45.600 spending some time with me we're going to give away a t-shirt in just a second but again if you
01:07:51.040 live outside of the winnipeg region you're going to have to pay for your shipping and handling if
01:07:56.600 that's okay. So if you live in Edmonton, Victoria, and you win the t-shirt tonight,
01:08:00.320 Jeff will absolutely be happy to send it to you, but we're not going to pay for the shipping and
01:08:04.780 handling. So you'll have to pay for that on delivery. All right. The Shadow at Night live
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01:10:18.320 and you can see
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01:10:20.380 at the open air markets
01:10:22.740 this weekend in Grand Marais
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01:10:30.300 again this Friday and Saturday
01:10:32.060 so Victoria Beach is Saturday
01:10:33.380 and Grand Marais is Friday afternoon
01:10:36.080 and it's time for the t-shirt giveaway
01:10:37.860 I'm thinking of a number
01:10:38.940 you guys know what it looks like
01:10:39.960 don't make me go digging around
01:10:41.140 in my tickle trunk please
01:10:42.360 all right all right all right all right i'll do it here it is right there it's just that it's hard
01:10:54.620 to all right there you go that's that's the front of the shirt right there so we're on guard for
01:11:00.520 thee you got the canadian flag on the front you guys also may have noticed in the background
01:11:03.980 i've added some canadian maple leaves there because i think it's important that we do that
01:11:08.880 We've got to fly our flag more frequently and higher than ever.
01:11:14.160 Patriot on the back.
01:11:15.960 So I'm thinking of a number.
01:11:20.480 I'm going to have to get more paper at some point.
01:11:23.680 You ever go to write something down and you can't find any paper?
01:11:27.140 I used to have it around all the time, and now we don't really need paper anymore.
01:11:32.680 I'm thinking of a number between 90 and 100.
01:11:36.300 what is the number now you don't have to be first you just have to be right guys and gals
01:11:45.940 i see the comments come in at a different pace and in a different order than you see them so
01:11:52.100 i may see the first correct answer differently than you do so the first one i see that matches
01:12:00.640 the number i just wrote down between 90 and 100 90 and 100 are in play by the way
01:12:07.840 uh that person will win the t-shirt so i'm going to look over i'm going to look over i'm going to
01:12:12.560 see linda reimer somebody wrote down 92.1 ha yeah i used to work there linda reimer wrote down the
01:12:23.120 The number 91. There it is. 77 and 99 are from other contests. 91 was what I wrote down tonight.
01:12:31.400 So, Linda Reimer, congratulations. You have won yourself the Tacit Investigations and Security Patriot Line T-shirt.
01:12:38.880 If you don't live in the Winnipeg area, you're going to have to pay for your own shipping and handling if that's OK with you.
01:12:44.940 If you do live in the Winnipeg area, I'm sure you and Jeff can arrange a time to do a pickup or drop off or whatever.
01:12:51.480 So, Linda, please do send me your information via Facebook message or via email, and you can reach me at shadowdavis at gmail.com, S-H-A-D-O-E-D-A-V-I-S at gmail.com, and I will forward your information.
01:13:06.220 Jeff, please make sure you put down your address, your telephone number, and your size preference.
01:13:10.780 Thank you very much.
01:13:11.900 That's it for the show tonight.
01:13:13.160 you guys don't forget ken drysdale the guy who came up with that report uh on the statistics
01:13:19.920 of covet 19 uh all across manitoba and canada for the past couple of years he's got an update he's
01:13:25.440 been on stew peters since we last had him on the show ken drysdale will join the show on friday
01:13:30.520 night eight o'clock central right here okay on the shadow davis show page on facebook the shadow
01:13:37.260 davis show page on youtube the shadow davis show page on rumble and that is it for the show tonight
01:13:43.340 i hope you have a fine rest of your evening i'll catch you tomorrow night at eight o'clock central
01:13:47.820 for another shadow at night live stream till then i love you all have a great night bye for now