00:15:10.360It was crazy. And I can honestly tell you as a funeral director, when they said that the death rate was out of control, that they couldn't handle it, they didn't have the staff to handle it, they were 100% lying to every single person.
00:15:24.020Because the death rate, any funeral director will tell you this, and the funeral director in Ontario said the same thing, that the death rate had not moved a single inch.
00:15:31.620Like our death rate was exactly the same as it was the year before.
00:15:35.380Now, you would think during a pandemic that you would be seeing so many more people come through your doors.
00:15:42.560Yeah, we thought for sure the way they were talking, you know, we went and bought extra stretchers and we made extra room in our mortuary facilities.
00:15:49.540We put extra stretchers in our crematoriums.
00:15:52.180From what we thought, we thought there was going to be an explosion of death, something that we wouldn't be able to handle.
00:16:00.960what happens when a funeral director goes to a hospital to pick up a body you have to go into
00:16:06.400the morgue right so yeah we you know when we went to what i was seeing as a funeral director going
00:16:11.760into the hospitals is uh we'd go into hospitals and some of the morgues would have with big felt
00:16:17.360markers on the uh on the shroud which is the uh with what a person is wrapped in it would say
00:16:21.880covid test pending and i got a kick out of that because every single person in those morgues had
00:16:28.760covid test pending and i'll share a story with you what made me finally realize that there was
00:16:33.180something wrong so one of my friends my childhood friends i grew up with his father had stage four
00:16:39.160cancer so his father came to the funeral home and saw me and said mike i've known you since you're
00:16:44.420a little guy he said i've watched you grow up he goes when i pass away would you do me the honor
00:16:49.460of coming and taking me into your care just you just you nobody else i want you to do that for me
00:16:55.320And it was, that's my wish, he says. So I said to him, I promise you that, you know, when I get the call that you've passed away, I will take you to my care. So we were into about three months of COVID here. And I went up to the, to the care home facility, not to the care home, but the facility he was in. And he was in a, basically a palliative care floor. And I was alone in the room with the nurse. And I said to the nurse, I said, you know, do you mind me asking how this gentleman passed away?
00:17:23.980Don't forget, a palliative care ward is just comfort care, really.
00:19:45.460What the families are going through, what they went through, and what they'll continue to go through, you know, you can't replace a child that was lost.
00:19:51.960You can't replace a child that was taken away because he was locked in his room and lost his job and lost everything else and took his life to a drug overdose.
00:20:01.060house um there's so much that went wrong and and i even remember what about the what about the
00:20:06.860babies mike we've only got a couple of minutes left what about well we we're seeing more and
00:20:10.800more uh babies now uh no doubt about that we're seeing a lot of miscarriages and we're seeing
00:20:16.440uh something we haven't seen before i mean shadow there's something wrong there's definitely
00:20:21.620something wrong and i think more and more people are realizing that there is something wrong that
00:20:26.060this isn't a game. It's true. What we talk about is not fiction. It's fact. What I saw in the two
00:20:33.380years of my life as a funeral director is fact. I witnessed it. I saw it. People coming into the
00:20:40.200funeral home, devastated. Moms and dads probably will never have the same lives ever again because
00:20:45.980it's not something you forget. Think about this. The government told us, you cannot go see your
00:20:50.760mom and dad. You cannot see your children. You cannot be together as a family. You cannot have
00:20:54.480Christmas together. And I'm sure you remember a story that I share all the time about a Christmas
00:21:02.360story that I have. And I know you don't have time for me to do that tonight, so I won't.
00:21:05.740But it's just devastating that the family put that much, the government put that much fear into
00:21:11.280people, that much hate into people, that much anger into people. And they convinced, the Trudel
00:21:16.380government convinced you not to go see your parents. They convinced you not to have Christmas
00:21:20.300together they convinced you that you're going to get your loved ones sick if you even be in the
00:21:25.340same room with them and uh what about the vaccine passports i mean there was the vaccine passports
00:21:31.440and well there was some families mike that some families that wouldn't allow an unvaccinated family
00:21:37.180member into a service well you know i i witnessed that shadow i witnessed that right in my arrangement
00:21:41.800office where they would uh basically throw out one of their brothers or sisters say you're not
00:21:46.320you're not welcome here you're not vaccinated and little did they little did they know the
00:21:50.380whole time that i was sitting in that office they were throwing out their family members but they
00:21:54.220were sitting with an unvaccinated funeral director and it it drove me crazy that uh uh you know even
00:22:00.500now when they changed everything again at a snap of a finger oh it doesn't matter if you're vaccinated
00:22:05.320or not we can hang out again it's just yeah yeah mind-boggling to forget that right like they just
00:22:11.140oh yeah it's over man get over it i'm sorry you treated me like the stuff between the wall and
00:22:17.740the fridge for two years you ridiculed me you called me names you shunned me and now you want
00:22:24.680to forget about it yeah i've lost my job i've lost my business uh i've lost my family you've
00:22:30.540people lost so much how many people lost their businesses you know um how many people lost so
00:22:35.780much that they'll never get back. And the government is constantly pulling one scam after
00:22:42.740another on the people. And once we realize that we're the people, we're the people in control,
00:22:48.260we have the numbers, and we have the power. And when we say this doesn't happen anymore,
00:22:53.340it doesn't happen anymore. You know what's coming up next, Shadow? You know, 15-minute cities,
00:22:57.660digital identification. The banks are already starting to do it. It's starting to come into
00:23:01.980place slowly and people just let it happen the problem is if we keep letting things happen
00:23:07.020we're going to get eaten alive you know it's interesting i i i laugh now i got called conspiracy
00:23:13.280theorist a few times today or king of the paranoid or whatever it was and uh and uh i go
00:23:20.320how can these people after everything we've been through in the past three years everything did
00:23:27.240you ever think for one second that you would see segregation amongst vaccinated versus
00:23:31.040unvaccinated people in our society ever ever no i thought i thought that was done i thought i thought
00:23:36.060that was going to be a division forever i mean they divided the world they divided families they
00:23:40.480divided everyone my point is is that i didn't think that we would ever see anything like that
00:23:45.760in our society and we did right and and so people just seem to have forgotten that all that stuff
00:23:52.500happened now and they want to just get on with a so-called regular life but they don't see what's
00:23:57.780coming next all of this was nothing more than experiment to condition us for what's coming and
00:24:03.660and to see how much they could control a shadow now they know they could control the population
00:24:07.320and that's scary once they know they could control the population they could do a lot worse to us
00:24:12.260than they've done i think we've just seen the beginning of a very bad situation and like i said
00:24:16.880until we stand up and are united and forgive each other and forget and just move on and fight the
00:24:23.040same fight that we all need to fight that's what needs to happen okay buddy uh ask the funeral
00:24:28.260director brand new episode starts just after this one ends uh that's going to be around nine nine
00:24:33.280oh five central so i hope you guys are going to be here for that and mike is going to one more
00:24:37.860thing shadow don't forget people can come and attend um yeah i was just going to throw that
00:24:42.880up there i was going to say goodbye to you and then throw it all right i'll see you in a few
00:24:48.120minutes man there's mike boyjack is from voyage funeral homes all right guys so here is uh what
00:24:53.580it is tomorrow in winnipeg manitoba that's where the national citizens inquiry will be mike will
00:25:00.680be testifying and they're also going to have a zoom appearance from dr jay batacharya i understand
00:25:06.540and he was one of the authors of the great barrington declaration if you don't know what
00:25:11.860that is i invite you to check it out online go look it up find out for yourself read it
00:25:16.880It's basically an assessment of how they should have handled this pandemic and how they probably would have handled this pandemic, if not for certain people.
00:26:09.000They couldn't find anybody to pay it to.
00:26:10.840That's what they say, a controversial $140,000 donation to the Trudeau Foundation has not yet been returned because the charity has been unable to find anyone to take the money, say sources who have spoken with Radio Canada.
00:26:25.840This story comes from the state-funded Marxist corporate media, the CBC.
00:26:32.960Last month, the Globe and Mail reported that Zhang Bin, a businessman, later identified by the newspaper, is being linked to the Chinese government, pledged in 2016 to donate $200,000 to the foundation that bears the name of Justin Trudeau's father.
00:26:48.960Shortly after the report, foundation president, who has now resigned as of yesterday morning, Pascal Fournier, said the foundation had had reimbursed the full amount of the donation.
00:27:00.100I'm also reading today on Twitter from some documents that have been uncovered by the real Andy Lee.
00:27:06.900If you don't, if you're on Twitter and you don't follow the real Andy Lee, follow her.
00:31:13.980we're also helping to make things more affordable.
00:31:16.480We're increasing Canada student grants by 40%.
00:31:19.120They also say they're going to get rid of the interest on student loans.
00:31:25.900All right, that's all coming out of our pockets.
00:31:29.000There's more with the federal government in just a second, but this goes to the United States federal government.
00:31:34.620NPR, the national public radio broadcast chain in the United States, has quit Twitter because they say they were falsely labeled as state-affiliated media.
00:31:46.620All right, well, let's have a look and see where NPR's funding comes from here.
00:31:50.500Let's just make this bigger so everybody can see.
00:31:53.080funding for npr comes from dues and fees paid by member stations underwriting from corporate
00:32:00.340sponsors and annual grants from the publicly funded corporation for public broadcasting
00:32:06.300that would be the endowment they get every year and look at what their the last reported one was
00:32:11.6002021 368 million dollars are they state affiliated they absolutely are state affiliated and who in
00:32:21.520canada is state affiliated well i mean we know all of the large corporations in one way shape
00:32:28.060or form are tied in with the government somehow some way whether it's putting up a new tower
00:32:33.040whether it's you know something more probably for their digital platform something more for their
00:32:38.960cell phone plans that's what the big corporations really want from the crtc which is an arm of the
00:32:45.940government right but what is the cbc the cbc is almost wholly funded by us the canadian taxpayer
00:32:56.060to the tune of 1.4 billion dollars yeah they get some advertising dollars in every now and again
00:33:02.200but not as much as they used to because their ratings are absolutely abysmal so are they a
00:33:08.280state funded a government funded media they absolutely are pierre polyev and this lit the
00:33:15.100The Marxists' hair on fire on Twitter today, it was hilarious to watch the meltdown.
00:33:20.220Even Gerald Butts, Trudeau's best friend, was all over this.
00:33:23.460And a whole bunch of liberals, even NDP, were crying and screaming and hollering
00:33:27.800that Polyev has urged Twitter to label the CBC as government-funded media.
00:41:54.380The three pillars of United Nations Agenda 21 are economy, ecology, and equity, the three E's.
00:42:03.300And everyone sort of thinks that they know what that means, the idea of social equity.
00:42:08.840It must mean that, well, everyone's going to have access to clean water and clean air and no one's property is going to be used as a dumping ground because they are at a poverty level.
00:42:20.100But really what social equity is about is about impoverishing huge portions of the population and bringing down the developed nations.
00:42:30.320everything that we're looking at now is destined to collapse our economies it's a totalitarian state
00:42:37.340to being developed right now all over the world and what major corporations want in this
00:42:43.620development is to be able to uh to have movement full movement of of uh of workers without borders
00:42:52.560or boundaries to be able to move their goods through without regulations and to reduce wages
00:42:58.360And so this is the goal. So this is what you find with social equity. And of course, economy and ecology is about, these are the three circles, economy, ecology, and social equity. And where they meet in the center is balance. But really that balance is a communitarian balance.
00:43:17.300So it's not balance of well-being of the people.
00:43:20.760What it is is it's a balance or corporation so that they can exploit and control
00:43:25.340and have populations in an area in tightly packed, dense areas
00:43:30.660so that they can be surveilled and managed.
00:43:33.540And this is what that balance looks like as far as the development of totalitarian state is.
00:43:39.940The mainstream media is owned by five major corporations
00:43:43.280and you're not going to get this information from the mainstream press.
00:44:11.740to work for personal freedom and always remember that even though we work as a group if we do work
00:44:18.780as a group we're all individuals in those groups and we answer only to ourselves and this is
00:44:26.600essential it's essential as as as free human beings this is what we are we are free and we
00:44:32.860need to continue to be free and i do believe that we will win but we have to become aware that there
00:44:39.080fight and then make our friends and our neighbors and our community aware as well and work together
00:44:45.740yeah okay so um i'm seeing in the comments that sounds like laura brannigan laura brannigan
00:44:55.220and now they're asking what song what song did she sing again calling gloria gloria gloria
00:45:03.220you don't have to blah blah gloria and she also had one called self-control i know that because
00:45:11.120i had to play them on top 40 radio back then anyway anyway no that was not laura branigan
00:45:17.200that was that was somebody else and her name is rosa cory okay she's dead now she died a couple
00:45:27.240of years ago of lung cancer apparently but she did write a book called behind the green mask she
00:45:33.560wrote this book my friends seven or eight years ago she had been she's an expert in land utilization
00:45:40.760worked in the united states government in that department for 30 years so she has seen what's
00:45:48.740going on in terms of land use deals with different different municipalities and counties down in the
00:45:54.180united states and so she knew that there was something up so she went and she uncovered all
00:45:59.300of this stuff and then she wrote the book and did a book tour in a series of interviews before she
00:46:03.920died called behind the green mask so it's still available you can pick it up on amazon read it
00:46:12.560and then make your friends and family read it it's not going to take that long it tells the
00:46:20.720entire story about what's been happening and what is yet to come look at this story from
00:46:27.140kenora online kenora ontario town of maybe what 15 20 000 just about two hours east of winnipeg
00:46:35.380municipal expansion permitted under proposed housing legislation what the provincial government
00:46:41.940is looking to make it easier for municipalities to expand their borders the measure is contained
00:46:47.220in proposed legislation to increase the housing stock housing minister steve clark also wants to
00:46:52.840give municipalities the flexibility to permit housing on lands now designated farmland or
00:46:58.980commercial why they don't have enough space in their municipality how much empty space is there
00:47:08.700in your city or town i mean i could go through winnipeg and show you farms that exist inside of
00:47:16.060city limits i mean it's outrageous that they need to expand the boundaries of municipalities
00:47:24.380counties and cities so they can go ahead and build whatever they want to build on them
00:47:29.240and maybe even just buy the farmland from the farmer what is that called when they come in
00:47:36.160eminent domain when they just come and take your land and give you fair market price of course but
00:47:42.180they still take it against your will. We believe all of our municipal partners need to look at
00:47:48.840all of the measures that they have at their disposal, both inside their urban boundary
00:47:52.520and outside as well. This is from the housing minister of Ontario. So we look forward to the
00:47:57.580consultation. We look forward to all of our municipal stakeholders, comments and other
00:48:01.620stakeholders. Stakeholders, my friends, is such an ambiguous term, but it could mean you and me.
00:48:06.700So if one of these meetings, public consultations, comes to your town in Ontario, because this is going on in Ontario right now, they're already trying to do it in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta.
00:48:19.680I'm not so sure about British Columbia, Quebec, or the Maritimes, but they're definitely already trying to do it because we've heard about it in Alberta and Saskatchewan.
00:48:27.120now Ontario. If you are somebody who owns rural land in Ontario, go to your county or municipality
00:48:34.780meeting when this subject comes up and say, what do you guys need my land for? What do you need
00:48:40.840this rural land to build houses on for? You've got plenty of land within your municipality.
00:48:45.680Keep your freaking hands off. This, my friends, is just another small part of Agenda 21.
00:48:53.060Jordan Peterson has come out and said this was on Twitter he didn't say it but he came out on
00:49:01.460Twitter and said Alberta should separate rather than forfeit resource development now Heather
00:49:10.120Stephenson the premier of Manitoba has finally joined Scott Moe and Daniel Smith in resisting
00:49:16.220this ridiculous musing by the justice minister David Lamedi a couple of days ago even though
00:49:22.120now he denies he ever said it in the first place no no no no i never said that we were gonna i
00:49:26.660never said we were gonna come and try to take your natural resources never said that no no no no no
00:49:31.360but then he started going into something about undrip read it it's on twitter it's amazing
00:49:37.540no no no no no this is all about the the indigenous community and taking care of their needs and
00:49:43.900basically what he proposed is unconstitutional but with this new undrip in place he's the
00:49:51.120minister responsible for implementing that into canadian legislation right you might want to find
00:49:56.280this guy on twitter and give him your two cents worth dr jordan peterson says alberta should
00:50:03.340separate from canada and so should we all if the federal government tries to take control over its
00:50:09.740provincial resources prairie provinces have full control over resource development as enshrined in
00:50:15.540the 1930s natural resource transfer agreement which david lametti said he would look at rescinding
00:50:20.920earlier this week in response peterson told danielle smith to separate if necessary
00:50:26.360reject rebel separate if necessary interesting words man i mean
00:50:32.960wow from jordan peterson finally tonight my friends i want to play you a video i wish i
00:50:39.520could make this a little bit bigger i can't and don't forget there's a brand new episode
00:50:45.740of Ask the Funeral Director with Mike Vojjakis of Voyage Funeral Homes coming up in about 15
00:50:52.080minutes, give or take a minute either way. It's going to be on a different stream. I hope you
00:50:56.980join us. Mike's got a few interesting things to say. We answer questions from viewers. We answer
00:51:01.820questions from people who have been writing to askthefuneraldirector at gmail.com in the last
00:51:06.940couple of weeks and more. And we just generally, believe it or not, we make a show about death
00:51:13.260entertaining i know that sounds weird but in case you haven't seen it you might want to check it out
00:51:21.180for a few minutes tonight starting just after nine o'clock central okay so here's a couple of0.93
00:51:26.900transgenders bragging about their top surgery this one here just had it this one here recently had it
00:51:37.820now these are both biological females all right but they want to be met so listen listen to this
00:51:43.060whole thing here oh he's ready he can see you i go to the recovery room and his surgeon is crouched
00:51:50.320over him and there's blood just pouring out of his scars it's disgusting and they say we have to take
00:51:55.340him back in and i'm like okay his right boob wasn't going out without a fight a blood vessel
00:52:01.640popped there was blood everywhere they had to put him back under and fix it up unfortunately
00:52:07.900we lost his armpit hair in the process
00:57:21.260these two girls are going to be walking around with these scars1.00
00:57:27.460for the rest of their lives no nipples1.00
00:57:30.140one of them wants he's going to try and save like it's it's unbelievable to me
00:57:35.200that we are sanctioning this as a society
00:57:38.320and did i mention that it's dangerous as well this surgery
00:57:44.100we've heard reports from several people who say almost died on the table it's very invasive process
00:57:50.460that's what's going on in our world right now that's one of many dicked up things
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