The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Wednesday March 30th⧸2022

00:00:00.000 how you doing welcome to shadow at night it's wednesday i looked confused there for a second

00:00:06.460 didn't i yeah it's wednesday march the 30th 2022 patrick allard is going to be on the show tonight

00:00:13.820 the last three nights we have been talking specifically about grassroots political

00:00:18.500 movements in canada it's the only way i think outside of an armed revolution and that's not

00:00:27.900 going to happen it's the only way to take our country back we need to absolutely get like-minded

00:00:35.360 common sense critical thinking people into office at all levels and then we should be able to turn

00:00:43.520 the tide and even then it's going to take time because of the deep state now when i say the deep

00:00:49.300 state people go what do you mean that's what donald trump said that's a that's a q anon thing

00:00:54.440 It's not. Deep state actually refers to the bureaucracy. The people who have been entrenched in those jobs for many, many years, and they think they're the ones that run the country, when in fact the politicians are the ones that should be running the country.

00:01:09.440 They are the duly elected people, the people we send to Ottawa to make sure things go the way we want them to go, not the bureaucrats.

00:01:19.120 So. I would say that's going to take some massaging, get rid of the dead wood in the bureaucracy and put in some people who understand what their role is in government and we should be OK, but that will take some time.

00:01:34.920 there's a lot to this plan my friends the first thing we can do is get together and start having

00:01:40.780 grassroots meetings identifying people who you think might run even maybe you maybe your brother

00:01:50.020 maybe your mom maybe your daughter maybe your son maybe a cousin maybe a good friend your next door

00:01:57.660 neighbor who knows identify people who could run who think critically who think the same way we

00:02:03.420 think common sense that's all it is really and then go to them on mass and ask them would you

00:02:11.760 consider running for reeve would you consider running for town city counselor or school trustee

00:02:17.600 or mla or mp because we need to do it all guys we need to do it all i had the pleasure of being on

00:02:27.040 the king's hero podcast this afternoon with beth martins it was a great conversation it was on at

00:02:32.660 three o'clock live and it's still running on her platforms right now you can find it here on this

00:02:38.080 page it's just a couple of uh just a couple of posts below the show you're watching right now

00:02:43.060 you can also find it on beth martin's facebook page beth martin's m-a-r-t-e-n-s beth martin's

00:02:50.500 she's a fantastic lady and i had a great time talking with her this afternoon okay tonight as

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00:05:53.080 Special guest on the show tonight will be Patrick Allard.

00:05:56.460 Speaking of running for things, Patrick ran for MLA in Fort White in the by-election, which was just a couple of weeks ago.

00:06:06.380 He lost, but that's okay.

00:06:08.420 He actually had the gumption, got up the gumption, and ran for that seat.

00:06:13.300 He had a couple of fundraisers, I believe, at Monstrosity Burger.

00:06:16.160 And he's been a leader in so many ways in the Winnipeg and southern Manitoba area.

00:06:21.300 So Pat Allard will be coming on the show in just a moment to talk about that experience and a couple of things he has coming up this summer.

00:06:28.220 And quite possibly, you know, Pat and I were talking briefly through Messenger this afternoon about just what I was suggesting at the beginning of the show, which is getting people activated.

00:06:41.620 Waking the lions.

00:06:42.620 We've been talking about this now for months on end, and there are several people that just don't want to get up off the couch for whatever reason, but maybe something like this would get their attention.

00:06:55.600 Take a run at it. Take a run at it.

00:06:58.540 You know, Jay Hill was on last night from the Maverick Party of Canada.

00:07:03.180 They're based in Alberta, of course, and if you missed that episode, I strongly encourage you to go and watch last night's show.

00:07:09.380 but Jay was talking about reform every reform party he was a member of the reform party when

00:07:15.020 they first launched in 1987 1988 and he said when they when they first elected MPs to the

00:07:20.940 House of Commons I think it was a few years later maybe in the early 90s and they had 46 or 47 of

00:07:27.140 them he said all of them all of them were from the grassroots all of them were people like you

00:07:32.000 like me um just regular people he said they had one lawyer and that person wasn't even really a

00:07:40.040 lawyer he was a paralegal and of course we all know that most politicians are lawyers right

00:07:45.840 well these guys weren't they came right from the grassroots and they captured the hearts

00:07:50.140 of western canadians to the tune of uh the seat number in the high 40s so maybe we can do that

00:07:56.260 again. We don't have to win power at federal levels or even provincial levels, but we do

00:08:03.800 have to run candidates and we do have to be able to make some noise and shake up the establishment

00:08:08.600 guys, because right now the establishment thinks they can do whatever they want to do. So I want

00:08:14.420 to talk to Pat Allard about that because he's been trying to talk to Pat Allard about that and more

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00:09:00.400 well pat was here and now he's a gray screen let's bring him on and see if he's uh

00:09:05.980 there he is i'm here my earring i'm all right i'm all right busy busy so let me ask you this

00:09:14.920 how was your run in the by-election how do you feel after after it's over we know obi con won

00:09:21.080 it obviously but yeah well i didn't i don't i didn't have any doubts that he wasn't going to

00:09:26.720 win i was hoping the liberal was going to win in that riding uh my main goal was to well obviously

00:09:34.280 winning would have been a bonus but my main more realistic goal was to pull enough votes away from

00:09:40.540 the right in order to get the liberals that seat not because i'm a liberal supporter but just as a

00:09:47.580 way to screw with the conservatives a little bit more i think that you did that i think that you

00:09:52.520 gave them a scare because they were neck and neck and in true uh heather stevenson conservative uh

00:10:01.660 ways uh neck and neck neck and neck and then something happened and the screen froze and

00:10:10.680 then boom obby wins by 200 points isn't that interesting how that happened right just like

00:10:16.300 the leadership convention they had last year so what was your experience like i don't personally

00:10:20.640 i don't think you had enough time to get the momentum you needed to uh make more of an impact

00:10:25.920 in that writing and and i wish you did but what was the experience like did you learn anything

00:10:31.240 oh i learned a lot so i took this as a learning experience uh some some people may know that not

00:10:37.220 only do i own a renovation company which i'm wearing the shirt today because i've gone back

00:10:41.660 into doing some rentals that i haven't done in two years you want to give it a plug like the

00:10:46.280 name of the well that's it's on facebook pkp renovations okay so go give that my page a like

00:10:53.180 i'm still on a facebook band till april 11th that kind of hindered my my reach during the election

00:10:58.900 but pkp renovations and repairs i'm back doing some work just in in the in the political downtime

00:11:05.080 i guess um but uh i also invest in real estate and what i like to use in real estate is you never

00:11:12.540 you never lose you either win or you learn and that's exactly how i applied that to this endeavor

00:11:19.820 and i learned a lot so i've got the uh i also learned that i was a racist according to the

00:11:26.780 ndp so that was kind of cool what happened there i didn't catch that the uh free press printed a

00:11:33.160 call uh an article um willard reeves called for an all candidates forum so a debate yeah and uh

00:11:41.180 the uh obby cons camp was cool with it yeah sure no problem and uh but the ndp released a statement

00:11:48.320 saying they didn't want to get the trudy schroeder was not going to share a stage for patrick allard

00:11:54.360 to spout his anti-vaccination and racist rhetoric and i'm okay with the anti-vax stuff i've been

00:12:01.540 part of many protests you know i've been warning about the harms of the vaccines yeah even though

00:12:06.540 we don't like that term because it's their term it's anti-vaxxer it starts with a negative yeah 0.92

00:12:13.020 but i but i could get that line but the racist one and then the the black candidate willard

00:12:20.580 reeves went to my defense saying no he he actually you don't qualify to be on the ballot he should

00:12:25.920 be involved in an all candidates forum so it was the white girl calling me a racist and the black

00:12:30.660 guy was defending me this is the bizarro world we live in dude this is how it works with the

00:12:36.980 extreme left you know this right and it's not like it's in america exclusively it's here too 0.97

00:12:41.920 it's intersectionality it's critical race theory it's all the crap that they've been throwing at 0.82

00:12:46.020 us now for the past couple of years we know you're not a racist we know we're not racist

00:12:50.860 so and you know uh so i learned i learned a lot though and i'll touch i'll keep on this nbp

00:12:57.120 commenting uh they printed that in the free press and i spoke to a lawyer about it yesterday

00:13:02.580 actually a defamation lawyer and he says that uh the ndp better start digging up something to prove

00:13:09.700 that i'm a racist uh to show that they had some sort of backing or else we're going to hit them

00:13:14.200 with the defamation suit because you can't just go around especially during an election like that

00:13:21.440 i understand slinging mud but there has to be at least some sort of truth to the mud you're

00:13:26.960 slinging so if they were going to be sending them a letter very soon uh warning of some legal action

00:13:36.100 so they better dig up something that i've done that was racist in my life uh and if they don't

00:13:41.480 which i know they won't um they're gonna have to pay you know and i don't uh so that that's that's

00:13:48.840 something i'm working on right now is a defamation suit against manitoba's ndp i doubt you have any

00:13:53.920 ndp watchers here you never know i think we've been all politicals right if they are wab canoe

00:14:01.420 and honey fontaine who is the second in command they they should you know start talking to their

00:14:06.700 lawyers about this maybe start with an apology but that's not going to make me stop um i was

00:14:11.400 about to ask would an apology uh change your mind on this i wouldn't apology would lessen my my

00:14:16.220 demands my financial demands what are you demanding how much are you going for here

00:14:21.120 We're working on that. So my lawyer is going to get back to me on some sort of case law of what's been awarded across Canada for things like this and certain circumstances. So I'm not quite sure yet. But, you know, defamation suits aren't a means to get rich, right? So it could be anywhere from, you know, something small like $5,000 to something like $40,000. So enough to sting, you know, the NDP's pockets.

00:14:48.580 well and you know publicly make them retract retract what they said and and then we need to

00:14:56.160 make it huge yeah well yeah show us a picture where you you were doing something racist or

00:15:02.500 something you wrote that was racist i mean now if i'm you i'm going back through every single

00:15:08.500 facebook and twitter post i've ever made to make sure that nothing in there could ever be construed

00:15:14.600 well you think it would have come up by now right like yeah if they would have had something it

00:15:23.260 would have been posted somewhere right i got a lot of internet trolls a lot of internet haters

00:15:28.340 they would have posted something i've never even had a uh a post that was doctored in any way right

00:15:35.060 like right so so so with that there so and other than learning that um i learned a lot on how the

00:15:43.480 mla run the political system works so i have a you know my official campaign account set up

00:15:50.640 for for accepting donations i have the website running i i have contacts with uh with with

00:15:57.040 flyers and with canada post on getting flyers out because i did send out 8 000 mailers to the

00:16:01.960 neighborhood with my personal phone number on there because i believe it's important that

00:16:05.900 our politicians are accessible so my cell phone number is in the house of every single

00:16:13.580 uh kitchen table a dining room table in fort white anybody did you get a lot of calls

00:16:19.240 um i didn't get a i wouldn't say a lot of calls mind you my phone is always going um

00:16:25.760 there were some some people that were curious to see if you know the the patrick allard on

00:16:31.340 facebook is the real patrick allard uh and it's hard to know if someone's real from you know short

00:16:38.400 little blurbs right so once you get to talking to someone uh you realize that well facebook is just

00:16:44.360 facebook um but i did i had 101 votes uh so i consider that pretty good i beat the greens the

00:16:52.960 greens had 55 excellent so beating it weren't last i wasn't last beating the established party

00:17:00.420 like that is pretty good um but with my facebook ban and not able to to to sponsor posts and boost

00:17:08.540 posts finance like uh financial posts i guess or whatever you want to call it um i couldn't do that

00:17:16.220 so that limited my reach the race is common in the free press i think cost me some votes so does my

00:17:21.280 lawyer um and uh but i'm i'm running right with this train and it's going to go right into october

00:17:28.520 2023 into the next uh provincial election but see i have a year and a half to work on this not just

00:17:36.260 right a month right right let me ask you this i i was thinking that city council would be a good

00:17:43.520 place and i i have been talking about this like ad nauseum i think a lot of the regular viewers

00:17:48.320 are probably a little oh shadow come on but this is what we need to do at all levels of government

00:17:52.980 whether it's provincial or federal or or civic we need to get people in those seats people who

00:17:58.400 think clearly and critically common sense people would you consider maybe taking a run at city

00:18:03.380 council this coming fall um so the city councilor uh in my writing i think he's a shoo-in i think

00:18:10.240 he's going to win that's ross edie i think he's going to win again um we disagree on politics

00:18:16.160 but he does get things done for the neighborhood he does stick up for the neighborhood you know

00:18:20.100 where whether it's coming to fix up the parks for the kids or you know if there's ever a large

00:18:25.000 pothole in the area his assistant helps out pretty good to getting it filled so he i'm okay with him

00:18:30.960 any of the other areas i'm not passionate enough about to run in right so i wouldn't be putting my

00:18:36.700 all into it and i can't do that um but i do uh encourage anyone who and i'm going to focus at

00:18:45.540 the MLA run in October next year. So I'm already slated for that. But I do encourage everyone

00:18:52.500 who's interested, who wants actual change to run as a school trustee or a city councillor.

00:19:00.340 I lean a lot on the school trustee level because I believe that's the ultimate fix. Because then we

00:19:07.440 start repairing the next generation. The kids who are in school, we control the curriculum,

00:19:12.460 We can make sure that we don't have any things like critical race theory or whatever else we have.

00:19:21.340 Well, it's enshrined in law in Ontario now.

00:19:24.040 And you know that when Ontario does something like that, the rest of the provinces follow.

00:19:27.900 I don't know if it's been voted through.

00:19:29.440 I know it was gone to its second or third reading or whatever.

00:19:32.780 But the school divisions in Manitoba do have a lot of power.

00:19:37.640 I don't know how it is in Ontario.

00:19:39.060 but in in manitoba uh the school divisions are all self-regulating self-governing

00:19:45.020 the and they make decisions for their own schools um and all the school trustee positions are up

00:19:54.560 and that's an easy one to win so anybody who wants to put their name on a school trustee ballot i

00:20:03.180 want to help them i want to make sure i want to i want to get them in contacts with my sign maker

00:20:08.200 with my flyer maker try to get some money raised it wouldn't cost much I think you could spend

00:20:13.640 you know three to five thousand dollars on on advertising material and that's not a lot of

00:20:19.160 money and you get elected as a school trustee you could start fixing our I don't want to say

00:20:25.760 fixing the next generation fixing the world for the next generation right um and you would have 0.99

00:20:30.940 that seat for four years um and then anybody who's interested in running as an mla in the october

00:20:38.520 election of next year october 2023 get in touch with me again and i'll help everyone uh with the

00:20:48.200 knowledge that i know and that i've learned in this past election on um getting their name out

00:20:53.720 there whether they want to run as an independent or maybe with one of the new parties that are

00:20:58.440 starting up uh or even an existing party if they want to try to get the nomination for that party

00:21:03.740 and and make a difference we need good people in all elected offices good people that can't be

00:21:09.980 bought uh good people that are doing it for unselfish reasons were you ever approached

00:21:16.000 by anybody with a big wallet um say hey listen pat you know what we're going to help you out in

00:21:23.900 this election here if you you know i'll scratch your back you scratch mine kind of a thing no i'm

00:21:30.100 i don't think i'm that big um and and i don't think anybody who's smart would do that because

00:21:39.300 i would be the first one to go to ctv news or winnipeg free press or the shadow davis show or

00:21:44.240 winnipeg alternative media and i'd say this guy here tried to offer me ten thousand dollars for

00:21:50.220 me to do this or a hundred thousand or whatever i'd be the first one and i'd hang him out to dry 0.94

00:21:54.400 we need more people like that then right you can't buy me i don't give a shit what you do i'll always

00:22:01.440 do what's right you know um so so that's that's that's what i'm working on and i want to encourage

00:22:09.380 everyone it's it's important and what's even more important is if you have a friend that is

00:22:16.280 considering running you we need to support that person oh yeah we need to be there at their

00:22:22.620 fundraising dinners we need to donate five dollars if we can we need every dollar counts i know you

00:22:28.540 hear that all the time but after running a campaign and a bank account every dollar does count yeah

00:22:33.360 um and and the people that donated me twenty dollars i value them just as much as the people

00:22:39.080 that donated me $500 and we need to support those of us who are uh putting our name out there who

00:22:48.980 are running who can make a difference um what is involved in actually doing it and getting your

00:22:54.940 name on the ballot how many hoops do you have to jump through um there's a couple forms you have

00:22:59.800 to fill out with elections manitoba just your notice of intention to run basically it's your

00:23:05.440 name and a signature. Then for a provincial election, you have to go door to door in the

00:23:11.940 neighborhood and gather a minimum of 50 signatures from area residents. That's called nomination

00:23:18.700 papers. All that is, is it's not an endorsement. They're just saying, yeah, you know what,

00:23:24.180 we'll let this guy run. We'll put another voice on the ballot. So it gets you a chance to meet

00:23:28.220 the people and and that you get 50 signatures and uh that's pretty much it you need yeah and then

00:23:36.840 then you form your team you get an official agent which is your financial guy uh you have a where

00:23:42.100 do you find somebody like that just like an accountant would do that or are there people

00:23:45.340 that do that specifically that could be anybody that could be your your neighbor your your brother

00:23:49.620 um i have a ross mckay who's a friend of mine who i've met uh i met during the federal election of

00:23:56.580 2019 uh he's also involved in the jccf charter challenge with the seven churches at tobias

00:24:03.060 right right he's the individual on there so he was my official agent um you did have some

00:24:09.060 help from the people's party because they do have some infrastructure in place already right so

00:24:13.520 are they willing to help people who are going to be running for smaller offices do you think

00:24:17.760 uh i have i have contact with all the every single ppc candidate that that ran in winnipeg

00:24:25.080 Manitoba and I just called them for more of a financial support if they could or any kind of

00:24:32.140 pointers or whatever although during the last election they were asking me for pointers so we

00:24:38.000 you know shared information just because I was out with the people more than than the candidates were

00:24:44.220 during that last election so I do have their support just as fellow freedom fighters not

00:24:52.120 as a in their PPC capacity. Right. The the thing about us, you know, running is independence right

00:25:01.500 from the grassroots level is we haven't got the machine behind us or the know how like political

00:25:06.260 parties have got. But, you know, somebody like you who has been through the mill once already

00:25:11.460 and is going to go back at it next year and maybe other people, you know, I mean, there could have

00:25:15.760 been other people who ran as independence in the past few years in different elections across the

00:25:20.240 country who could maybe chime in i think maybe a telegram group or something or even a facebook

00:25:24.980 group getting people like that together to give pointers uh you know or watch out for this you

00:25:31.380 know warnings along the way would be very helpful don't you think well a lot what i've over the last

00:25:36.660 two since 2019 i'm friends with a lot of people who were uh uh upset with the conservative party

00:25:44.600 the federal conservative party uh provincial conservative party so i had a lot of help

00:25:48.540 from some people in those circles

00:25:50.600 who knows the

00:25:52.760 conservative machine, who won't

00:25:54.780 vote for... Actually, someone who

00:25:56.680 worked

00:25:57.980 with

00:26:00.300 higher-level people in the Conservative Party,

00:26:02.680 not the politicians, but at the office,

00:26:05.020 actually voted for Willard Grease

00:26:06.720 in this election. He didn't want

00:26:08.760 the Conservatives' twin. However, he was helping me

00:26:10.780 in my

00:26:11.960 endeavor.

00:26:14.440 So there's experience out there.

00:26:16.600 You just have to put your face out there.

00:26:18.540 and people will reach out to you you know for you that's not a problem because you're willing to put

00:26:23.880 your face out there at any time you've been willing to do that for a couple of years now but

00:26:27.920 how tough is it for the average person do you think to get out there and do this

00:26:31.900 uh i i don't think it's i think i don't think it's tough at all you just i guess have to get

00:26:40.660 over that fear of being criticized or being ridiculed on social media or whatever but

00:26:48.040 there's a lot i was actually on the phone with chris schaefer today uh the mask expert or the

00:26:53.280 breathing barrier expert right and and uh did he correct you on that no i was i said i'm gonna call

00:27:00.480 it a mask because that's what the government says in their in their description so when i'm fighting

00:27:04.620 the government we're talking mass but when i talk to you it's breathing barrier right so uh or

00:27:10.040 actually no i i reached a compromise and i called it a face covering okay so covering your face and

00:27:16.380 he said you know what and he's seen this too there's a lot more and you know this too there's

00:27:21.180 a lot more support out there than there is hate yeah so if you scroll through the comments on one

00:27:27.360 of your feeds you'll get one or two trolls but you'll get hundreds of beautiful comments and

00:27:33.180 comments of support and that's what people need to see right we're a large community um yeah you

00:27:41.280 only see you know a hundred people at a rally or whatever but those are the you know that's the

00:27:46.460 hard course the ones that are going to stand out in the rain or the minus 30s but there's a large

00:27:51.600 community of people out there who have had enough oh yeah had enough and they're going to support

00:27:56.500 a good person on the ballot at least they should and stick their name out there too they could see

00:28:03.980 once you do it you see the supports there you've got a couple of important things coming up this

00:28:09.840 summer how much can you say about it i can probably talk everything about it i want this

00:28:15.000 out there is that so i'm involved i refer to us as the manitoba five so that's me tobias dr jerry

00:28:24.080 todd mcdougall and sharon vickner right so the five people that were arrested chris sky was part

00:28:29.900 of that too but i don't include him as the manitoba five he's his lone wolf i guess um but

00:28:35.220 we have our charter challenge coming up august 22nd to 26 so it's a five-day charter challenge

00:28:41.360 and what we're challenging is uh the outdoor gathering limits uh it's a small part of the

00:28:49.060 health orders it's a small part of the government overreach the government tyranny but it's one

00:28:55.160 little thing that we're doing and we're we're presenting experts that are coming forward and

00:29:00.740 going to testify uh against or for us uh against the government showing us that the government

00:29:09.560 had no justification to limit our outdoor gatherings whether it was 500 200 whatever

00:29:15.260 it was they there was no justification under covid uh to do so so that's starting in august

00:29:22.400 um i'm working on also uh mounting a mask charter challenge that's uh something i'm taking on my own

00:29:32.220 however i i'd be happy to take on others who've received mass tickets and we can make another

00:29:39.540 manitoba five uh for money and stuff and that is gonna like all legal challenges that cost money

00:29:47.120 So I'll probably be looking at some sort of, I hate asking for money, but some sort of fundraising to, to, to help pay for legal fees there.

00:29:56.240 And, and, and I would be totally open and transparent and show, Hey, look, this is what this expert's asking for.

00:30:01.340 Cause experts charge money.

00:30:02.820 Yeah.

00:30:03.220 This is what this expert, this is what I need.

00:30:04.980 And, and just, you know, I'm not putting it in my pocket.

00:30:07.060 Right.

00:30:07.380 uh and if there's other people out there who have received mass tickets who do have some sort of

00:30:13.820 finances available i'll bring them in and let's let's let's do this charter challenge together

00:30:21.460 so how does the charter challenge work what what is it it's going to be over the course of four

00:30:25.680 or five days how does this happen you bring in experts you go and present your case the province

00:30:30.720 presents theirs and then the judge waits for six months and gives you a ruling yeah did you watch

00:30:35.860 the the charter challenge that happened here with the justice center and the seven churches and yes

00:30:39.940 i did i was very disappointed with the verdict as well which came out we all were um so that's

00:30:46.520 exactly how it how it works is their expert comes forward presents evidence uh as to what the just

00:30:52.780 the government's justification was for limiting church services in that instance and then there

00:31:00.820 was the church provided experts uh dr joel kettner being one of them uh saying why it wouldn't have

00:31:06.660 been dangerous to allow people to have church in cars uh or what whatever the argument was at that

00:31:11.780 time and and both experts get cross-examined by the other side uh and then yeah there's closing

00:31:18.600 arguments just like you see on tv right it's pretty it's it's more boring but it's pretty much

00:31:25.000 how you see trial tv shows like an hour long this is five days right so mine is five days murder

00:31:31.820 trials are five days right and and i'm i'm gonna murder the government right so that's how i'm

00:31:36.940 looking at this um figuratively speaking of course i did a i did a i did an interview with with rebel

00:31:44.560 news after i got arrested the first time and i says they put the wrong guy in the corner they

00:31:49.240 back the wrong animal in the corner i don't back down and this will whatever the decision is in our

00:31:55.180 charter challenge in august well i'm sure it will be appealed and same with my mask challenge that

00:31:59.540 i'm going to be having that hasn't been started yet uh we're gonna we have to file some paperwork

00:32:05.560 but i'm just trying to get the experts together and uh that probably won't be till later this

00:32:11.960 year and end of the year maybe early next year uh the the courts will delay it as as as much as

00:32:18.340 possible right you know why is that how are they able to keep doing this delaying and delaying and

00:32:23.920 then they delay with a decision uh it seems like forever in the meantime people are getting tickets

00:32:29.200 and suffering through all this crap i mean by the time your constitutional challenge in august is

00:32:34.100 over we could have the mask mandates back at least that's what we're hearing from inside sources 0.92

00:32:38.520 i don't think who knows i don't even you know what ctv did an interview with me and i said

00:32:45.020 they aired this i said the the health orders have never applied to me because i didn't let them i

00:32:51.320 stopped listening to rooson's press cards i stopped reading the health orders i used to read them

00:32:55.300 word for word for word just to see what was going on but you know what i realized they don't apply

00:33:00.160 to me and if anybody asks me hey what's allowed under the health order they said whatever you

00:33:05.340 want it doesn't apply to you you know you want to open your business open your business you want to

00:33:11.020 get together with friends get together with friends so uh who knows what's going to happen

00:33:17.280 in august i do think the masks will come back yeah and you know what people when you go out

00:33:27.400 and you see people still wearing masks that may bother some people what bothers me more is seeing

00:33:33.120 people without masks and i'll tell you why on march 14th everybody was wearing a mask you go

00:33:40.080 to the store and everybody's wearing masks then you go on march 15th or 16th and there's about

00:33:45.660 you know maybe it's 50 50 40 30 people not wearing masks that bugs me because that 30

00:33:53.180 percent of people who weren't wearing masks don't want to wear masks obviously so they should have

00:33:59.100 taken them off before march 15th yeah like get some courage and take it off if you don't want

00:34:07.120 to wear it right i think it's ridiculous if you still want to wear but i'm all about personal 0.96

00:34:12.320 choice i can think it's dumb stupid ridiculous whatever but that's your choice yep and i'll 0.98

00:34:18.160 fight for your right to wear a mask but if you don't want to wear one don't wear one why wait 0.99

00:34:26.820 till the government gives you that permission and the only reason the government has that ability

00:34:34.700 to give you permission is because you're letting them give you permission if you just say no it's

00:34:40.360 it's really that easy you know and that that that bothered me and it did feel weird you know going

00:34:47.680 shopping on on march 15th march 16th and people started and you'll know this people started

00:34:52.760 treating you like a human being they didn't take a step back from you you almost felt like

00:34:58.820 like normal and they're treating you normal because but it's because the government said

00:35:04.420 it's okay yeah and that that that is like why are people so well it's the left-wing corporate media

00:35:12.760 pat i mean the left-wing corporate media poisoned them for two years and made them believe that

00:35:18.340 they were going to be hauled to jail or ticketed through the wazoo if they didn't wear a mask or

00:35:23.640 they didn't get a vaccine they were going to lose their job and you know a lot of people did a lot

00:35:27.040 of people did get ticketed a lot of people did lose their jobs a lot but the thing is i mean

00:35:32.160 ultimately if if more of us if the people who weren't wearing the masks on march the 15th as

00:35:38.420 you say all would have stood up two years ago this would have been over two years ago i believe so

00:35:44.980 and i'm not expecting you know 60 70 80 year old women to take on this battle but 20 30 40 year old

00:35:55.400 men come on like i've been ticketed 14 times and arrested twice nobody's lining me up in a in a at

00:36:04.780 the in a in a firing squad i'm here i'm alive right i'm talking to you still mounting a court

00:36:11.580 challenge you've run for office i mean you've done all of these things i'm in you know i don't expect

00:36:17.900 anybody to do what i'm doing either and be that out there but it's simple as getting a friend

00:36:23.700 and the thing is go shopping at what i call the safe places you know go to save on foods

00:36:30.940 uh they've always been great some people say superstars always been great why are we going

00:36:37.440 to the places that are forcing us to do things we don't want to do if i was out there and i'd go

00:36:43.580 into a place and i'd say you know and they'd say you need a mask i say i don't wear one i stopped

00:36:48.560 saying i can't i stopped saying i'm a zamp i said i'm not playing this game anymore right and i don't

00:36:53.440 wear a mask oh well we can't serve you all right see you later and i leave and and yeah so i have

00:36:59.380 to spend an extra 10 minutes going to the next store or spend an extra five bucks on whatever

00:37:04.700 i was buying but i'm going to support the people that supported me kind of like why i'm only going

00:37:12.600 to places like monstrosity burger chaise lounge viva restaurant rock season headingly uh not

00:37:20.560 heading the oak bluff my my restaurant list has has shrunk down to you know just a half a dozen

00:37:27.160 places in in winnipeg area but you'll never see me step foot inside an olive garden or a boston pizza

00:37:33.660 or or any of those little other restaurants who are asking for you know the passport do you think

00:37:39.240 there's going to be a time when you personally uh will be able to just say you know what i want to

00:37:44.300 make amends now i want to make things right what's what's it going to take make things right with

00:37:49.160 those restaurants like our buddy tony at at silver heights well i mean he he's an extreme example on

00:37:55.280 the other side i mean like i i think that he is probably the biggest villain in manitoba in all

00:38:00.040 of this based upon what he did through the manitoba restaurant association i've explained

00:38:04.060 that on previous shows yeah yeah but just just you know a restaurant that had to do it because

00:38:10.040 they were scraping by you know if there's an apology issued maybe would you reconsider or

00:38:15.540 if they were scraping by all they had to do is turn on the tv and or go check out monstrosity

00:38:21.160 and see that they had lineups outside the door so you're not willing to

00:38:25.500 i do always believe in forgiveness um and i'm not saying you should you know that's not at all

00:38:34.620 what i'm saying because i feel much like you do but they're they're gonna have to be a time i think

00:38:39.780 the people who were doing it you know no i mean would

00:38:44.800 just because just following orders doesn't cut it and and i don't know i don't know

00:38:54.820 uh i don't i don't know i know everything shadow i don't know you know i'm open to conversation

00:39:03.580 with everyone and and and but just like people when i would ask why are you wearing a mask in

00:39:10.660 two years i didn't hear one valid reason why someone was going to wear a mask well i needed

00:39:16.860 to go shopping i go shopping oh i needed to to take my kid to the hospital they won't deny your

00:39:23.380 child health care you know i needed to go into my my my kid's school they won't they won't tell you

00:39:28.980 talk to the principal outside right i never heard a valid reason i needed it for my job

00:39:34.820 no talk to your boss you know um and so i i don't know what a restaurant or a business is going to

00:39:43.340 have to do to to get my dollars again um i would think if there's another lockdown

00:39:54.340 and they decide to buck the system and fight the power,

00:40:00.860 I don't even know if that makes sense,

00:40:02.380 but, you know, fight the government and decide not to comply,

00:40:06.480 I'll be there to support them.

00:40:08.320 So they'll have, and you were probably bang on

00:40:12.560 knowing that there's going to be something happening in the fall.

00:40:15.700 Well, I'll tell you right now,

00:40:16.960 I've got a story coming up in just a couple of minutes

00:40:18.980 about, you know, that Ontario science table.

00:40:21.960 they're suggesting that that province is in the middle of a sixth wave and they're urging the

00:40:27.780 government to put restrictions back in place already i'm still waiting for a first wave of

00:40:32.600 a deadly pandemic and i'll tell you what shadow i'm a health buff right even though i own a

00:40:37.700 renovation company i know a lot about the body the immune system and stuff and if there was a deadly

00:40:43.000 a worldwide deadly pandemic you'd i'd be the first one to say let's relax for a second you know and

00:40:51.180 i did that at the beginning uh february it was probably january february even before that when 0.55

00:40:59.240 something was happening in in china and for two minutes i was like what the fuck is going on 0.55

00:41:05.880 and i and i started digging digging looking looking i spent 24 hours on my phone just just

00:41:12.880 looking at things looking at things and then things by the time it got to italy i was already

00:41:16.840 like well this isn't this isn't a pandemic it's like the flu and people are like but people are

00:41:23.260 dying in italy and i said but people always die in italy well but but it's it's look at the old

00:41:29.400 people i'm like yeah 80 year olds tend to die and it's sad every death is sad yeah but they they

00:41:40.640 the death rate never went up you know a thousand people died on italy sounds like a lot but if

00:41:46.420 70,000 a day die, right?

00:41:49.940 Where did the flu go?

00:41:50.940 Where's the flu?

00:41:51.900 So that's where I was, you know,

00:41:54.360 and if there was a deadly pandemic,

00:41:56.340 I'd be the first one to say, well.

00:41:59.640 But I thought that the government

00:42:01.260 was going to smarten up a lot sooner than they did.

00:42:03.900 But there's bigger powers at play here, right?

00:42:06.960 Big pharma, whatever.

00:42:08.720 I'm preaching to the choir, right?

00:42:10.260 So solutions. 1.00

00:42:12.720 We've done enough bitching. 1.00

00:42:14.300 We bitched for two years. 1.00

00:42:16.420 We went to rallies.

00:42:17.740 We hoo-rahed. 1.00

00:42:18.540 We fucking banged pots and pans and held masks or unmasked signs and all this bullshit, right? 1.00

00:42:25.320 So we know it now. 1.00

00:42:26.420 Yeah.

00:42:26.840 So the solution is getting involved in these elections.

00:42:29.960 School trustee and city councillors are all up in Winnipeg.

00:42:33.740 I don't know what's happening rural.

00:42:35.180 Well, I know the school trustees would be happening rural as well.

00:42:37.300 It's all over Manitoba.

00:42:38.660 All of Manitoba is doing civic elections.

00:42:41.440 Yep.

00:42:42.060 Someone in Winkler's got to run, right?

00:42:45.100 get that martin harder out of there right he he's he i don't even know he plays both sides

00:42:51.980 of defense yeah and you know the keystone party who i talked to and uh i don't like the party

00:43:02.220 system because you have to play by the you'd have to play what the leader says but the keystone

00:43:09.020 party is developing a party that uh is run from the bottom up the members say what happens they

00:43:14.980 don't have a leader i i i remember that and i think he conveyed that maybe a little bit wrong

00:43:21.900 um i get what he's saying that the elected members they'll choose they'll choose a leader

00:43:29.160 from the elected members because if if there's an election and kevin friesen doesn't get elected

00:43:34.200 you you want a leader that's been elected you know well even then i mean they're going to

00:43:42.140 choose because kevin is the interim leader they're going to choose a leader leader after the election

00:43:47.040 is over from all of the mlas that they get elected if they get any and and so it could be somebody

00:43:52.560 else who steps out so you know the thing is and and this i talked to jay hill about this last night

00:43:58.280 uh from the maverick party you have to have sadly this is the way canadians vote they vote

00:44:02.880 first and foremost for the leader the face of the party and then after that they vote for the party

00:44:07.580 and then after that they vote for their local candidate that's how people think it's wrong

00:44:14.820 i always vote for who i think is the best person

00:44:17.420 in the riding and and you know and that i i wanted to touch on one thing there

00:44:24.000 with the another election that's coming up is the leader for the federal conservative party

00:44:29.340 right i know we don't really like what the federal conservatives have done

00:44:33.020 but just like we had the provincial conservatives here where we had an opportunity for a

00:44:37.500 Ken Lee or a Shelly Glover, I am encouraging people to pick up a membership for the Federal

00:44:43.600 Conservancy so you do have a say in how that ship is righted. And I'm going to put my support

00:44:53.580 in that election, who I think is the best, and that for me is Roman Baber.

00:44:58.880 I knew you were going to say that. Absolutely. Yeah.

00:45:01.640 And I encourage people to look him up and look up Pierre.

00:45:06.000 Look up Jean Charest or Leslie Lewis, whoever you think is best.

00:45:10.540 I think people should vote for that person.

00:45:12.940 I like Roman because he was kicked out of Ford's caucus.

00:45:17.260 He stood up.

00:45:18.900 He's the only politician in Canada who tried to introduce a law that would prevent people from getting fired from their jobs for not taking a jab.

00:45:27.780 It was his jobs and jabs bill.

00:45:29.900 You can look that up.

00:45:31.000 and he seems really down to earth.

00:45:34.720 I was part of a Zoom call the other day,

00:45:36.580 and he just seems like a regular dude.

00:45:38.920 So that's what I have to say about that.

00:45:42.560 All right, Matt.

00:45:43.500 I got to get going,

00:45:44.600 but I want to thank you for coming out again tonight, Pat,

00:45:46.600 and we want to encourage everybody we can

00:45:49.320 to go ahead and run for office

00:45:52.140 or find somebody who will,

00:45:53.520 somebody who thinks critically,

00:45:55.240 somebody who is logical,

00:45:56.340 and somebody who makes sense.

00:45:58.720 Somebody who's ready to speak for people.

00:46:01.000 So, school trustee, city councilor, Reeve, mayor, MLA, MP, reach out to me or Shadow, and Shadow will get you in touch with me, and I'll help with my circle and get the right support systems in place to get first your name on the ballot and then get you elected.

00:46:22.160 And we can get some good people in there.

00:46:24.540 The system was taken over 100 years ago by just this strategy, so we can take it back.

00:46:29.900 Thank you, Pat.

00:46:31.000 Have a great night, buddy.

00:46:32.080 Talk to you soon.

00:46:32.960 All right.

00:46:33.680 There is Pat Allard.

00:46:35.000 And, you know, there's a guy.

00:46:36.480 I got to say, guys, there's a guy with a lot of courage.

00:46:41.780 He just doesn't back down.

00:46:44.480 And I think it's contagious.

00:46:48.340 At least I'm hoping that it is.

00:46:50.380 You know, and I know there's some people back there.

00:46:52.120 Excuse me.

00:46:53.320 A lot of talking today, like I said.

00:46:55.280 There's a lot of people maybe rolling their eyes and going, well, you know, I mean, it's never going to work.

00:46:59.900 I mean, we can't do it.

00:47:01.000 if you start with that attitude then that's how it's going to go you know i i know you might go

00:47:08.740 positive affirmation shadow abso-freaking-lutely i'm good enough i'm um what's the next thing

00:47:16.580 i'm smart enough and people like me steward smalley saturday night live i know they made

00:47:24.260 a gag out of it but it's the truth guys you have to believe in yourself and then you can move

00:47:29.580 forward. Ontario to give out rapid tests until July as the science table says sixth COVID wave

00:47:36.640 is underway. Ford government, CBC, obviously the Ford government will continue to provide free

00:47:43.360 rapid antigen tests until at least the end of July as the head of the Ontario science advisory

00:47:49.340 table says the province is in the midst of a sixth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. These guys

00:47:55.220 will just not put it down and there's calls all over the country still for provincial governments

00:48:03.820 to reinstitute the masks and reinstitute the vaccine passports even though we know that

00:48:10.440 neither one of those things stops the spread of an airborne pathogen but that's a distraction

00:48:16.140 we have to keep our eye on the ball guys let's get back to the trucker convoy before the trucker

00:48:23.500 convoy, actually, a Durham police officer who posted a video. This was when the trucks were

00:48:28.460 on their way to Ottawa. This Durham officer posted a video of herself speaking in support of the

00:48:33.920 Freedom Convoy as it was going to Ottawa. She is now facing charges. Ridiculous as it sounds.

00:48:41.080 She is facing charges for making a video that lasted 90 seconds under Ontario's Police Services 0.90

00:48:48.460 Act. Durham Regional Police Service had originally announced they were investigating Constable

00:48:53.020 aaron howard this from tnc.news by the way in january after she posted the one minute video

00:48:58.940 to a now deactivated twitter account i think we might be able to play a bit of the video here let's

00:49:04.540 see hey there uh so i'm constable aaron howard um coming to you from ontario canada i'm just i

00:49:16.460 really wanted to give a shout out to all the truckers i think what you guys are doing is

00:49:21.340 incredible. You're fighting for our rights and freedoms. And right now it feels like we're a

00:49:28.300 little bit at war and those rights and freedoms are at stake. So let me ask you this. How is this

00:49:34.660 illegal in any way? Why is she up on charges for speaking her mind? That's where our country 0.98

00:49:41.680 is going. Durham Regional Police spokesperson Chris Bovee confirmed to True North on Tuesday

00:49:48.500 that Howard is now charged under the Police Services Act

00:49:51.260 with two counts each of discreditable conduct

00:49:54.240 for that insubordination and breach of confidence.

00:50:03.200 There is something wrong with our country, guys.

00:50:06.800 So every time we see something like this,

00:50:09.520 hopefully it will give somebody the motivation

00:50:12.100 to just say, you know what, that's enough.

00:50:15.380 I am running for office.

00:50:17.220 And I know it sounds like a big ask, but then look at this. I mean, Pat was just talking about the Conservative Party of Canada. This is one of the most boneheaded things I think I've heard in the House of Commons in a while. You know, you know, if you take away Justin Trudeau's comments and pretty much any liberal comment, you don't want to hear boneheaded comments coming from the Conservative Party of Canada. Yet here we get a boneheaded comment.

00:50:40.780 Dictator.

00:50:41.780 I just did a quick review in the dictionary, so according to the Oxford Dictionary, a dictator

00:50:48.620 is a ruler with total power over a country, typically one who has obtained control by

00:50:53.400 force.

00:50:54.560 There are many Canadians that would believe, that would hold the view, that this does apply

00:51:01.840 to Mr. Trudeau, the Prime Minister of Canada, and it is up to—I apologize for using his

00:51:07.760 name to the prime minister of canada and it's actually up to the canadian people to determine

00:51:13.920 that and they'll be determining that at the next election okay you know what she she called trudeau

00:51:19.600 a dictator now he may act like that and he may have powers that we didn't even realize a prime

00:51:29.040 minister should have but ultimately this is the way our country has functioned for well since

00:51:36.880 confederation in the last 40 or 50 years i will say more and more and more power has centralized

00:51:44.040 within the prime minister's office yes that is true and that started with his father but brian

00:51:50.640 mulrooney took advantage of it jean chretien took advantage of it stephen harper took advantage of

00:51:55.860 it there were some say that stephen harper ran the country like a dictator it's within the confines

00:52:02.940 of our system to do that so when she takes a shot at trudeau suggesting he's a a dictator

00:52:09.740 he is a duly elected prime minister regardless of you know what may have happened with elections

00:52:16.560 canada in the last election with those 200 000 votes that went missing what yep and yet the

00:52:23.960 left-wing corporate media won't comment on that so i think that was a bonehead comment based upon

00:52:29.480 the way our system of government works if she wanted to say that she should have said the prime

00:52:35.720 minister any prime minister is a dictator in our system of government and our system of government

00:52:41.440 needs to change not the prime minister you think the next now of course the prime minister needs 0.99

00:52:48.260 to change obviously you know i feel that way the man's a moron but the point of the matter is the 0.98

00:52:54.260 system needs to change because the next person that gets into that office and it could be christia 0.98

00:52:58.600 freeland or whoever is going to conduct themselves the same way and just because it may be on our

00:53:06.100 side next time doesn't make it any better does it although i will say this country seems to settle

00:53:14.180 down quite a bit more when conservatives are in power speaking of justin trudeau he has tabled

00:53:20.480 bill c11 this is the internet censorship bill confirming many fears and a lot of people are

00:53:26.300 very very concerned about this this is from the countersignal.com key and bexty's new thing

00:53:31.900 confirming many fears the bill will not just target entertainment content in canada but will

00:53:39.060 mainly focus on news content and how the content is spread on social media justin trudeau today

00:53:45.280 his minister of heritage sorry announced the tabling of this bill calling it an act

00:53:51.440 respecting online communications platforms that make news content wider or that make news content

00:53:58.740 available to persons in Canada sounds harmless, right? So more widely available is what the

00:54:04.400 liberals are saying. According to the bill, search engines like Google will be required to boost news

00:54:11.600 organizations that promote racialized communities, cultural and linguistic minorities, LGBTQ2 plus

00:54:19.860 communities and persons with disabilities consequently non-compliant news publishers

00:54:25.680 not focusing on such progressive topics will be punished by receiving lower rankings in searches

00:54:31.300 and possibly eliminated from the internet altogether that's something that kian forgot

00:54:35.560 to uh to mention in this article based upon the fact that they have the power to do that

00:54:40.140 trusted organizations like the counter signal true north rebel news and the post-millennial

00:54:45.880 did he mention the western standard in there no well he should will be shuffled to the last page

00:54:51.660 of search results as law professor michael geist points out in my post today i make the case the

00:54:58.720 government's defense of bill c11 has been cartoonishly misleading assurances that only

00:55:04.120 companies are regulated or that platforms will choose how to contribute mislead on the government

00:55:10.520 bill's applications yesterday liberal mps number one assured the house the digital

00:55:16.600 first creators were outside bill c11 so if that's what they said then this show and others like it

00:55:23.640 would be exempt from bill c11 but i don't believe them effectively admitted number two that they

00:55:30.360 were in but claimed would be excluded by a still secret policy direction number three dismissed

00:55:36.580 creator concerns as youtube talking points guys this bill is on the floor now it's going to have

00:55:43.920 to go through one two three readings going to make a way to senate could be a few months before they

00:55:48.680 enact this bill and if you think they won't think again because the ndp doesn't think this bill goes

00:55:55.380 far enough in terms of censorship believe it or not that's what jagmeet singh said last year so

00:56:01.460 the only thing that we can do now is to call i was going to say our elected senators but they

00:56:08.740 are not elected are they call a senator and tell that senator how you feel digital id adoption in

00:56:18.200 canada a socialist revolution in the making this story comes from westernnewswatch.com

00:56:25.480 on a worldwide basis canada is on the leading edge of digitizing identification and currency

00:56:31.440 to see several provinces including ontario we've mentioned this before saskatchewan we've mentioned

00:56:37.120 that before but not new brunswick they're on this uh the edge of this apparently are planning on

00:56:42.460 launching digital ids by the end of 2022 the federal government is now partnering with

00:56:47.640 organizations and lobbyist groups to investigate the usefulness of a nationwide digital id in a

00:56:55.620 statement issued in march this past month the canadian bankers association advocated for the

00:57:01.880 creation of a federal digital identity scheme in canada neil parmenter is the ceo of the canadian

00:57:08.040 bankers association says plastic cards are old technology and should be replaced with new

00:57:12.580 biometric digital id system how would that function if it's not at a plastic card would

00:57:22.820 it be on an app on your phone? Not everybody has a phone. Would they try to introduce microchips

00:57:29.700 like they have in Sweden and Denmark? Quite possibly. The organization is trying to answer

00:57:39.560 the call of the World Economic Forum, which has previously argued that banks and financial

00:57:44.060 institutions should spearhead digital identity efforts. If they can get the banks to do this,

00:57:49.340 and the banks are heavily involved in this, as we already know,

00:57:53.180 we're kind of screwed, aren't we?

00:57:57.080 How do you pay for anything? 0.91

00:57:59.200 And I'm not talking about when you go to the store.

00:58:01.960 I'm talking about when you pay your mortgage or you pay your bills.

00:58:05.920 You pay everything online these days, don't you?

00:58:08.000 Do you still mail in checks? Probably not.

00:58:12.000 Everything comes out of your bank account digitally, online.

00:58:16.720 We have done this to ourselves.

00:58:19.340 There are some organizations now, some companies and corporations that say, we don't even take cash anymore.

00:58:26.160 I mean, the company that I pay my rent to once a month, if I tried to pay them in cash, they would turn me down.

00:58:31.820 Now, I could say, well, that's the only way you're getting payment from me.

00:58:36.060 And they wouldn't really have a leg to stand on.

00:58:38.160 I'm offering to pay them.

00:58:39.500 Here is the cash money.

00:58:41.620 And I think maybe that's what we need to start doing in order to fend off this digital ID and the digital currency thing, you guys.

00:58:47.860 It's real.

00:58:48.660 It's coming.

00:58:49.340 As that story pointed out, there are three provinces trying to install this system before the end of this year, and it's already going to be April soon.

00:58:59.760 The U.S. FDA has just approved the fifth COVID booster shot for those 50 years of age and older.

00:59:08.160 Another one.

00:59:09.480 Now, what were we saying last year?

00:59:12.600 We said, how many booster shots are you going to be comfortable with, good sir?

00:59:16.880 those who were advocating like hell that they were remember all the posts on social media all the

00:59:23.900 i just got vaccinated all those avatars and then there were some people that said i just got my

00:59:32.180 booster shot and then we were making jokes about them so are you going to get your fourth your

00:59:36.580 fifth your sixth well look at this now the fda has approved that fifth booster shot albeit it's

00:59:41.360 only for people 50 and older but you know that's going to change soon so what i wanted to do was

00:59:46.220 go through the vaccination statistics for the province of manitoba because that's where the

00:59:50.720 show is based but also i have these statistics for canada as well so let's have a look and see

00:59:56.640 how many people what percentage of people have at least one dose well that would be 86.4 percent

01:00:02.120 now if you're on the side of the vaccinators you have to think that is a fantastic achievement

01:00:08.300 never thought you were going to get to 86.4 percent that's outrageous

01:00:12.160 fully vaccinated as it's currently defined two shots 82.8 percent again not bad so what about

01:00:21.620 that four percent of people or 3.5 percent of people that didn't get their second they got

01:00:25.600 the first but they didn't get the second what about them why didn't they get that second shot

01:00:29.480 did they die or maybe it's because they were in such bad shape a doctor advised them to not get

01:00:38.160 it? Why would they not go back? But look at this. Those with the third dose, 44.7%. That's not the

01:00:50.840 majority, guys. And I believe that is the real number. That is the real number of people who

01:01:01.040 just aren't into it anymore because they have not been coerced to get that third shot they have not

01:01:10.820 been told and maybe you know what maybe some of them have so maybe this number is even lower

01:01:14.960 because i know there were certain companies across the city that were demanding their

01:01:19.620 employees get that third shot or lose their job without any mandates they were just implementing

01:01:26.920 that on their own with absolutely zero in the way of statistical evidence and that by the way

01:01:35.040 should be challenged in court so if you're an employee that's been going through that or is

01:01:39.500 going through that right now get a lawyer but that number there 44.7 so there's 55.3

01:01:47.020 percent manitobans who haven't gotten that third shot probably don't plan to get that third shot

01:01:53.260 that's a majority as far as i'm concerned let's look at the canadian numbers now

01:01:59.060 these numbers change wildly you'll have a politician sit down at a press conference and

01:02:05.400 say look at that 86 percent have been completely and totally vaccinated well

01:02:09.300 turns out that it's only 81 percent 81.17 percent five years and older 85.36 percent that is

01:02:19.580 completely criminal, in my opinion.

01:02:24.480 5 to 11 years, 38.47%.

01:02:27.320 Here's the total population

01:02:29.940 with an additional dose.

01:02:34.200 46.76%.

01:02:36.360 That's all people.

01:02:39.560 And then those 18 and older, 56.56%.

01:02:42.500 We still have the majority.

01:02:47.720 I don't think that number is going to move up at all significantly.

01:02:52.780 That means that 53.24% of Canadians don't want the booster shot,

01:02:59.340 never mind the fourth shot or the fifth shot.

01:03:03.280 And that's where we need to be thinking, guys.

01:03:05.920 That's the starting point from where we need to be thinking.

01:03:09.560 For those of you who have been sitting there for a while

01:03:12.580 thinking you're alone in all of this,

01:03:15.940 Those numbers sure tell you different, don't they?

01:03:19.280 Now, what happens when you go onto social media and you make a post about what you believe in?

01:03:26.600 Freedom.

01:03:27.740 You might get attacked by a swarm of people.

01:03:30.620 What I want you to do is investigate the names of those people or look at who they are.

01:03:36.420 Chances are good they might just be trolls.

01:03:38.720 They might not have an actual picture on their Facebook profile.

01:03:44.560 It might just be a car, or a tree, or a cat, or something like that.

01:03:51.300 It might not even be a real person. 1.00

01:03:53.580 Bots.

01:03:55.860 That was a campaign that was launched as part of the Nudge Project in Canada to up vaccine uptake.

01:04:04.140 Bots on Twitter and on Facebook who would attack people who spoke out.

01:04:10.300 And there was shadow banning as well.

01:04:13.220 So you're not alone.

01:04:15.240 You've got the majority on your side.

01:04:17.820 They don't show up at rallies.

01:04:19.160 Why not?

01:04:19.640 Because they don't want to be thought of as weirdos, quacks, and conspiracy theorists.

01:04:24.620 All right, fine.

01:04:26.140 Where will they show up?

01:04:27.400 As I've pointed out repeatedly, they will show up at social functions, outdoor concerts, and whatnot.

01:04:35.320 I did want to bring this up, but I haven't got time.

01:04:38.200 Ask the Funeral Director with Mike Vojjakis starts in about 10 minutes.

01:04:43.080 But Bruce Willis is stepping away from acting with an aphasia diagnosis. Interesting, aphasia causes brain problems. He's having trouble remembering things. He's 67 years old and his family made the comment today, this is a very sudden onset aphasia diagnosis.

01:05:02.760 and the reason i wanted to bring this up to you is because it could be that it was caused by

01:05:09.060 you know what even though nobody is suggesting that at all here's a great story from a guy

01:05:15.540 what's his name here do something clyde do something you'd find him on youtube

01:05:20.840 he's got some good stuff in short segments six minutes in four seconds this one is about

01:05:26.740 But the CBC lying about Justin Trudeau getting a standing ovation at the EU last week.

01:05:35.080 MEPs, these are European Parliament MPs, actually walked out.

01:05:38.900 90% of the MEPs walked out before Trudeau even had a chance to speak.

01:05:44.720 And the remaining 10% may have given him a standing ovation, but certainly not the majority.

01:05:48.700 So check this guy out.

01:05:49.580 Clyde Do Something on YouTube.

01:05:52.740 And that's it for the show tonight.

01:05:55.600 I've got two giveaways to do, you guys.

01:05:57.700 First one is going to be for a Tacit Investigations and Security t-shirt.

01:06:01.060 So let's do that right now.

01:06:02.220 I'm thinking of a number between 0 and 10.

01:06:04.340 But what is that number?

01:06:06.300 The number is between 0 and 10.

01:06:08.740 I'm writing it down right now.

01:06:10.280 What is that number?

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01:06:47.020 All right. Let's see here. Lisa DeJong. Lisa, or is it DeJong? Lisa, congratulations. You have won the Tacit Investigations and Security t-shirt. You guessed the number eight. And there it is right there. Lisa DeJong. You won the t-shirt. Tacit Investigations and Security.

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01:07:42.480 And thank you, Lisa DeJong, for your viewership, your support.

01:07:46.680 And you won the Tacit t-shirt tonight.

01:07:49.780 Mike Voyjakas, Ask the Funeral Director, in about 10 minutes from now.

01:07:55.080 We also have two tickets to give away to the Freedom Social, which is coming up Friday night at the Thirsty Tavern in Charleswood.

01:08:01.960 If you want to win those, hang on.

01:08:04.280 You'll have a chance in just a moment.

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01:09:02.640 give away the tickets for the big Freedom Social on Friday night. This time the number

01:09:19.740 is between 10 and 20. Now obviously you should be local because this Freedom Social is in

01:09:26.360 Winnipeg. So it's not going to do you any good to win these tickets if you live in Edmonton

01:09:31.860 or calgary or saskatoon or or uh kawartha lakes or prince george or kitchener and kingston even

01:09:40.260 though i do appreciate your support you guys from all of those places this is a local party unless

01:09:45.780 you want to fly in all right the number is between 10 and 20 what's the number again you don't have

01:09:51.380 to be first you just have to be right i don't see a winning guess yet

01:10:02.540 Sue loves Jesus.

01:10:07.820 I think he's taken.

01:10:09.680 Isn't he taken?

01:10:10.300 Isn't there a girl named Mary?

01:10:12.840 Sue loves Jesus at 17.

01:10:14.780 There it is, 17.

01:10:15.780 Now, guys, that is some kind of a special sauce

01:10:19.000 I must have spilled on this piece of paper.

01:10:21.220 So don't be grossed out by it.

01:10:22.860 It's nothing bad.

01:10:24.100 It's just probably some hot sauce or something.

01:10:27.380 The number is 17.

01:10:28.380 Sue loves Jesus.

01:10:30.140 Please message me.

01:10:31.120 both winners after the show tonight by email you can get me at shadow davis at gmail.com s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s

01:10:39.880 at gmail.com or you can message me right here on facebook all right five minutes a brand new episode

01:10:47.200 of ask the funeral director with mike boy jackas from voyage funeral homes so i'll be right back

01:10:52.720 in just a few minutes if you're not going to be back well that's a shame i'll catch you tomorrow

01:10:57.440 night at eight o'clock central for another shadow at night live stream and until then or in five

01:11:01.160 minutes from now I love you all

The Shadoe Davis Show - March 31, 2022

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