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00:08:03.000And don't forget, another one of these beautiful Patriot Line t-shirts going out tonight towards
00:22:20.500i don't even really know what to explain so for people telling me to drive i can't drive
00:22:26.540they have my bags they won't give them back so i had edmonton to toronto yesterday i landed
00:22:32.020around three i then had toronto to boston at 8 30. customs was about three hours got through
00:22:38.320flight canceled from toronto to boston all right at this point now i go and i see there is a 400
00:22:46.320person line with two air canada workers there's a million canceled flights everyone's just panicking
00:22:52.440so i waited in that line about six hours at near the end of the line by the way you know how much
00:22:59.360my feet hurt near the end of the line they closed it they just said oh you have to go somewhere else
00:23:05.720we had to re-enter canada we'd go through canadian customs so by the time i finally see someone
00:23:11.980air canada it's 1am i said can i just get my bags i had a ride to buffalo all set up and i had a jet
00:23:18.620blue flight from buffalo i just need to get out of this country out of this airport this is the
00:23:22.940worst airport on earth i'm telling you there's no other airport like this
00:23:29.580so they say no no no you can't have your bags you your bags are already like in the middle
00:23:33.500and no man's land you can't have your bags so we have a 8 50 flight for you from toronto boston
00:23:39.900for this morning this is last this is at 1am okay i'd be here at 5am they said so i got here at 4 55
00:23:46.700i wanted to be five minutes early so i want to be three hours and 55 minutes early i get here this
00:23:52.700woman says oh we booked you actually on a flight from here to montreal and then montreal to boston
00:23:59.180but that leaves in 50 minutes and you can't make it they never sent me an email they just
00:24:03.900i i started laughing i mean what are you what are you gonna do it was either that or like cry
00:24:10.380so now i'm on it so now i'm on a 10 a.m but there's nobody really around the gate
00:24:20.180um yeah i'm just i'm so in shock at this place it is the biggest disgrace known to man all right
00:24:30.700so ryan did eventually get on a plane and that was 24 hours in pearson international airport
00:24:41.760the second time the first time he was there for what did he say 16 yeah
00:24:49.700ezra levant of rebel news credits that video and the freedom convoy with making justin trudeau
00:24:58.820loosen these restrictions at least for now speaking of ezra here he is in a seven minute
00:25:06.50037 interview on rebel news with the top epidemiologist for public health agency of canada
00:25:12.420who says he never recommended vaccination for air travel
00:25:15.740you mentioned that you were on a conference call with the government of canada lawyers
00:25:28.780Now, I know there's certain things you're not at liberty to tell us about because you have a, you know, you want a good working relationship with the other lawyers and there's certain things that are confidential.
00:25:37.600But is it true to say they wanted you to abandon this lawsuit?
00:25:43.460Yeah, I mean, they've taken the position that because the travel mandate forcing millions of Canadians either into vaccination or depriving them of their fundamental rights of mobility and flying, that they say we should just drop our charter challenge and drop our court case because the government's now suspended that mandate.
00:26:10.140and we said no our intention is to proceed with the case this is clearly something the court needs
00:26:18.060to rule on the government said numerous times the various ministers in the press conference today
00:26:24.860that they will re-invoke the travel mandates without hesitation they will re-invoke the federal
00:26:32.780worker and the airport worker mandates without hesitation so we're going to take them on their
00:26:38.100word and we want this to go to court yeah i mean uh i think that was a long shot of the government
00:26:43.520to try and get you just to walk away it was a it's an excellent document i our viewers will
00:26:48.380remember we went through a page by page there's important reasons to have this trial even if the
00:26:53.440issue feels moot today as you said it could come back at any time the government said that
00:26:58.200but we we need to learn more we need to learn on what basis this was made if it was motivated by
00:27:05.600politics which i suspect because we need to know what the government how it came up with this it
00:27:11.780was all done in secret there was no debate in parliament over this and and we need the courts
00:27:16.880to weigh in on whether or not that's acceptable under the charter because we just simply have
00:27:21.600not had our courts speak out on any of these lockdowns and this is one of the worst let me
00:27:27.780shine some light on something here for the first time i've been very quiet recently because we have
00:27:34.860been in cross-examinations on the Peckford Charter Challenge. So the government brought
00:27:41.080forth a surprising number of government officials and external experts, 16 in total. And so these
00:27:49.340are the people that the ministers keep referring to as we're relying on the experts. And the
00:27:55.160testimony that we got from those experts in cross-examination, even today, it's still going
00:28:01.520on. It started mid-May and the cross-examinations are scheduled to conclude at the end of June. It's
00:28:06.700just been a grueling daily schedule here. But for example, the head epidemiologist for the
00:28:12.880Public Health Agency of Canada admitted while I was cross-examining her that they never recommended
00:28:20.000vaccination of air travelers. I was stunned. And I can provide you the transcript. I can provide
00:28:27.260you with her affidavit, the written advice that they provided did not identify vaccination as a
00:28:34.420mitigation strategy. They identified masking, they identified spacing at arrivals, departures,
00:28:40.640and on the plane and things like that, a quarantine area if someone was sick.
00:28:45.200But, and when I put it to her that they hadn't in fact recommended vaccination, this is the head
00:28:51.320epidemiologist for the government of Canada. She said, she volunteered that the reason is
00:28:56.180The scientific evidence doesn't support that it would be effective.
00:28:59.820So through this trial, we've had this incredible disconnect where we've had the politicians saying, oh, the experts are telling us this.
00:29:07.160We're cross-examining the experts and looking at their filed evidence.
00:29:12.260And they're saying, oh, no, this is a political decision.
00:29:15.480Clearly, the government, the Liberal government has been playing politics with Canadians' fundamental charter rights.
00:29:21.600You know, it sounds very similar to when the public safety minister and the prime minister were saying the police demanded that we invoke the Emergencies Act.
00:29:32.240The police did it. We just relied on their advice.
00:29:34.920And all the police chiefs in question said, we never asked for that.
00:31:10.020So basically they said at people's worst day in their lives, when they're in panic, when they have hours left to visit with a loved one before they die, when there's a crisis, that's the perfect time to get them, to force them to get jabbed.
00:31:24.560Although actually it wouldn't even work because you need to have one jab, wait, get two jabs.
00:31:29.340It's like it doesn't even make sense other than as a vendetta, other than as a punishment, which is not connected to the goal of public health, just a political punishment for those who dare to object to Justin Trudeau's demands.
00:31:43.160So that's ahead of policy for Transport Canada.
00:31:47.240Yes, Ezra, speaking of punishment, I had to listen carefully today.
00:31:52.300Did you notice whose mandate continues of all the sectors, travelers, federal government workers, and workers at airports, all had the vaccine mandate lifted.
00:32:08.260Did you notice the group that got left out?
00:33:54.740You heard a couple of days ago and last week that liberal backbench MPs were set to revolt on Justin Trudeau if he didn't do the right thing.
00:34:05.060So Trudeau relented and he eased the restrictions.
00:34:09.000Some of the restrictions, some of them are still in place, as we just pointed out.0.97
00:34:13.540But if he didn't do that, these liberal backbench MPs may just have voted his ass out of the prime minister's office.0.63
00:34:24.740And that would send a shockwave through Parliament.0.97
00:34:27.540That would send a shockwave through the rest of the Cabinet.
00:34:54.140And it's ridiculous. Our system needs tweaking. Or maybe the MPs in a majority or minority government situation need to grow some balls. Like what happened in Ottawa the last couple of days.0.96
00:35:11.560Look at this. Nearly 15 million doses of Canada's COVID-19 vaccines have expired.
00:35:19.400Story from the National Post. Could this be why, and maybe there's more set to expire.
00:35:24.560Could this be why they're upping the definition of fully vaccinated from two to three,
00:35:30.240or at least considering it come the fall? The federal government had to throw out nearly
00:35:36.16015 million expired COVID-19 vaccine doses, including nearly 14 million AstraZeneca shots
00:35:43.080donated to the COVAX Vaccine Sharing Alliance last year. According to a document tabled in the
00:35:49.980House of Commons last week, the government disposed of roughly 1.2 million doses of
00:35:55.900Moderna vaccines that expired either in mid-March or mid-April this year. But that wastage is just
00:36:02.860a drop in the bucket compared to the nearly 13.6 million doses of AstraZeneca vaccines the
00:36:08.440government donated to other countries last year that sat in the manufacturers' warehouses until
00:36:14.720they expired, according to new data provided to the National Post by Health Canada. And this is
00:36:21.780Christia Freeland, by the way, who testified in committee in Parliament just yesterday.
00:36:27.300The reason she froze bank accounts was because, or was it the day before, the reason that they
00:36:31.800froze bank accounts in Canada was because they had a feeling that something bad could happen.
00:36:40.980There's no evidence provided from any police service. No police service ever requested the
00:36:47.620emergency act. And Christia Freeland had a gut feeling? Little angels or devils on her shoulder?
00:38:14.480amongst working-age adults beginning in 2021 only.
00:38:17.800A disturbing signal screaming from the original clinical trials data, VAERS data, life insurance data, disability data, reports of cardiac arrests of professional athletes, rises in ambulance calls for cardiac arrests in pre-heart attack aged young people, and the massive increases in illnesses and data manipulations in Department of Defense database.
00:38:37.700As these events become more and more recognized by the average citizen and occasional journalist,
00:38:45.240a new pathetic disinformation campaign was launched in response,
00:38:49.860trying to blame all the young people dying as simply a need for increased awareness of the rare condition called Sudden Adult Death Syndrome SADS,0.86
00:38:58.660rather than examples of the legions dying from the vaccines.
00:39:01.480The fact-checkers also came out in support of this narrative,
00:39:04.560branding anyone who thinks the vaccines are the cause of SADS as a conspiracy theorist like this
00:39:11.060self-appointed social media watchdog all right so that's a link to a fact checkers website
00:39:16.820mentions of SADS are popping up from many countries all in the last few weeks
00:39:22.860there's an article that even listed a dozen such publicized deaths in the past few weeks from all
00:39:29.000over the world but blame them all on sads you get it what's nauseating is the tone of purported
00:39:36.100good intention within these articles informing folks that if you're related to someone young
00:39:40.220who died suddenly you should go see a cardiologist to make sure you don't have an abnormal ekg
00:39:45.520after it turns out normal they will assuredly tell you to get vaccinated and absurdity atop
00:39:52.080a mountain of absurdities caused by our biomedical media industrial complex over the past two plus
00:39:57.700years. He says, let's move on. In this post, I will move away from numbers and data and studies
00:40:07.280to give a more qualitative view of how the vaccine's impacts are manifesting in the belly
00:40:12.120of the beast, i.e. on the inside of a major academic medical center. I want to first share
00:40:18.380a comment made in response to another recent post of mine, Pierre says, by my new partner in our
00:40:24.320COVID slash long haul slash vax injury specialty telehealth practice. Scott Marsland is both a
00:40:31.520COVID expert and a nurse practitioner extraordinaire. Scott wrote, the most profound
00:40:39.300reflection of this last week came from a patient who is a physician and therapist. She was
00:40:44.760hospitalized recently for non-COVID reasons and observed, I think many of the physicians are
00:40:49.660exhibiting disassociation. Remember we've commented on that before? It takes an enormous
00:40:56.620amount of energy to maintain their narrative and hold off the reality hitting them in the face
00:41:00.820every day. I thought of this reading the recent piece you referenced from the
00:41:06.780Annals of Emergency Medicine, Wikipedia. The major characteristic of all disassociative
00:41:14.300phenomena involves a detachment from reality rather than a loss of reality as in psychosis
00:41:20.220research has suggested that disassociation is inversely related to mindfulness which is a
00:41:25.340potential treatment well i thought his comment was the perfect introduction to this post
00:41:31.060where i will share disturbing insider info compiled largely from recent correspondences
00:41:36.280with a senior icu and er nurse both via email and telephone although she's not working full-time
00:41:44.220in ICUs or ERs any longer, she still does shifts on occasion, particularly night shifts. Night
00:41:50.040shifts, although brutal, are way more fun and relaxed than day shifts. That is, most of the
00:41:55.200time, unless you get slammed due to less staff being around. Although the worst shifts of my
00:41:59.820career were night ones, thankfully they were rare. What's great about night shifts is the camaraderie
00:42:05.700and closeness that develops among staff that choose to primarily work nights. A pool of such
00:42:09.900folks is small and they choose night shifts from various but often similar reasons preference
00:42:14.580child care responsibilities other jobs hatred of day shifts etc the general atmosphere is more
00:42:20.460intimate as you end up having conversations longer and deeper than you would or could in the middle
00:42:25.320of a hospital day this is because at night there are no families around no administrators most
00:42:30.600patients are sleeping sort of no masses of swirling ancillary specialists like dieticians
00:47:57.520that's why there can be no aggression yeah you can yell sure you can yell of course you can yell
00:48:05.000but no aggression peaceful make no aggressive motions no aggressive moves
00:48:14.620don't scare people walking in and out of that building that's going to be one week from this
00:48:20.880friday national protest at all of the colleges of physicians and surgeons across the country
00:48:27.900this is ian furry fury i like furry better he's a columnist with the national post
00:48:36.280and sun media across the country and this is ian fury talking about this internet censorship bill
00:48:44.640which was rammed through committee last night have a look while canadians slept tuesday evening
00:48:50.680the Liberal government rammed through a controversial piece of legislation and committee
00:48:55.080that will give them the power to regulate your social media and your YouTube posts.
00:49:01.000I wish I was exaggerating, but the top experts in the field have all said
00:49:04.500this legislation is problematic, it's seriously flawed,
00:49:08.120it needs to be changed or completely abandoned,
00:49:10.560and the Liberals wouldn't listen to them.
00:49:12.900You don't believe me? Here's a headline from CBC.
00:49:15.540Your free speech is at risk with Ottawa's push to regulate online content.
00:49:20.180Well, you know, stories in the CBC are saying Justin Trudeau's gone too far.
00:49:23.520I hope we can all agree that means Justin Trudeau has gone too far.
00:49:27.700Now, Professor Michael Geist at the University of Ottawa, he's one of the top experts on this issue.
00:49:32.100I did a full podcast with him, an hour-long conversation on this legislation,
00:49:36.120previously called Bill C-10, now it's known as Bill C-11,
00:49:39.320and he put up a new blog post in response to what happened Tuesday evening.
00:49:43.680By the way, this happened Tuesday evening, technically Wednesday morning at 12.15 a.m.
00:49:48.140That's when the liberals rammed through this flawed piece of legislation through committee.
00:49:52.840What that means is you can no longer change it and you can no longer have expert discussion and tinker with it and make it better.
00:49:58.820Instead, it's now definitely going to the House of Commons where Justin Trudeau and Jagmeet Singh are going to use their coalition deal to push this bill forward.
00:50:08.640He says with roughly 170 amendments proposed by five parties, there is only time for a fraction of the amendments to be reviewed.
00:50:16.540he says that the voting ran past midnight with the public left with little idea of what is in
00:50:22.500or out of the bill the updated bill will be posted in the next day or so the sham process
00:50:27.940notably excluded debate on many of the proposed amendments on regulating user content so so many
00:50:35.080experts stepping forward and saying look we appreciate there's part of these bills where
00:50:38.640you want to change the crtc the broadcasting act that has to do with completely different issues
00:50:43.500But what you're doing here is you're also giving yourself the power to censor people's social media, user-generated content, they called it.
00:50:51.280This was what the community was saying.