00:10:40.340And me and Kristen lost everything, so much.
00:10:43.560I don't want to say everything, because we kept our souls. And that's the most important part. But, you know, I kind of lost my train of thought. But for us, it was really important to keep standing. I mean, again, now, I've just had some news today that are quite disturbing for me. And what are we going to do? We're not backing down.
00:11:09.840Well, you've been going through this investigation, and I saw the dates that you had posted on, I'm not sure which social media platform it was, but they're going to try and string this out on you for the next, what, four or five months?
00:11:22.000It looks like it might go until end of August, and it was supposed to be seven days and finished April 14th, which just passed, but they've added another seven days.
00:11:31.680And unfortunately, our lawyers have been have been doing so many so much work for us with defamation cases and the federal government emergency act case.
00:11:42.000But this this is a big case. And we just found out that, you know, we thought everything was contingent, but it's not.
00:11:50.080I just got an invoice for forty five thousand dollars and the other seven days might be like another twenty five.
00:11:56.860And that's my personal one. That's not even the college. And then the, I mean, that's not even
00:12:03.280the Canadian frontline nurses bill. That's another bill. But also the thing that's really
00:12:09.820disturbing is that I went in this knowing that I was going to lose at this level because it's
00:12:16.320a kangaroo court. But I was going to appeal it and I want to take it all the way up, not because I
00:12:23.260want my license because I don't um I you know I've moved on I have the mental health lighting
00:12:28.360out dark corners that I run I don't want to be a part of this system but I want to make sure
00:12:33.800they're held accountable for what they did to the public like they're there to protect the public
00:12:38.640and they're harming the public and they want to punish me who stood for people um you know I'm
00:12:43.880not going to back down um and so yeah so it's going to be hard because I to appeal it I'm going
00:12:49.740to need even more money and they want the college of nurses wants me to pay their costs which can
00:12:55.980be up to two hundred thousand dollars wow so we're going to have to ramp up our fundraising
00:13:03.400because we're not doing too good in that um that aspect so sarah take us back to the beginning take
00:13:10.020us back to the beginning of frontline nurses canada's frontline nurses how how did you and
00:13:14.340Kristen come together on this? Well, I spoke out first at a rally and founded Nurses Against
00:13:22.980Lockdowns. I was actually, as far as we know, the first nurse to speak at a rally during the
00:13:29.660lockdowns. This was October 31st, 2020. And Kristen saw me. She was already speaking at
00:13:38.340city halls and things like that. And she saw me and reached out to me. And Kristen is a big
00:13:43.480communicator so she also communicated what nurses that were speaking out in the states and so we um
00:13:50.120we all went to we me and her um teamed up and went to washington and we founded with four other
00:13:57.000nurses global frontline nurses and then we were that was january 6th you know we didn't know it
00:14:03.060was a political uh day we were there you were you were there on january the 6th yes we were
00:14:09.000a block from the capital two canadians not knowing at all we went to speak at a freedom and health
00:14:15.880summit where del victory was and we were invited by um and like david martin uh there like so many
00:14:24.280people were there so we were like so excited it was going to be a big crowd for us to be able to
00:14:29.040um you know um like tell them our message speak our truth and um and yeah so it was like a block
00:14:37.620away from the capital and so did you get caught up in any craziness there I mean like the Ottawa
00:14:43.160thing must have seemed like nothing compared to that well right that's what that's probably why
00:14:48.360the Ottawa thing was like nothing uh me and Erin Marie who was one of the nurses the first nurse
00:14:54.980in the states I think who went undercover and everything she worked at in New York the New
00:15:00.640York hospital and had uh so much evidence against what they were doing um like she's a vet so and
00:15:07.200I'm kind of like from the street. So me and her actually went to the Capitol to see what was
00:15:11.620happening. Um, when everything went down and everybody else like ran to the hotel, but we
00:15:17.640got into a little bit of trouble because of that, because Aaron was doing a live. And so I had the
00:15:21.660RCMP come at my door saying that we broke into the Capitol, but we, we didn't have anything to
00:15:27.120do with breaking into the Capitol. And honestly, while we were there, it was very peaceful. We had
00:15:31.960footage and everything. So yeah, yeah, we were there. So we didn't know. But anyways, when we
00:15:37.880came back, we were I was fired from my second job, because I had already lost my first one
00:15:42.480from speaking out in October. And then we were put under investigation by the college,
00:15:48.440we were defamed internationally by the media called domestic terrorists by some a lot of
00:15:54.740dead threats. And as I said, the RCMP showed up at our door. But from there on, you know,
00:16:00.760global frontline nurses we wanted every country to have a chapter so me and kristin were going to
00:16:06.320be the first ones and we created we founded canadian frontline nurses and so that's how
00:16:12.780canadian front nurses came true and then we kept advocating from there and letting people know
00:16:18.200that there was you know people that were against this when was your first inkling as a nurse
00:16:25.100when was your first inkling that there was something terribly wrong with what was going on
00:16:31.180i knew right away um what i worked in a nursing home when you work in a nursing home you know
00:16:39.260the government doesn't care about these people at all it's all about profit they you do you know
00:16:44.840that they get um just a little bit more than half the money for daily food allowance that prisoners
00:16:51.860get so they eat really bad food like powdered eggs canned mandarins blue juice jello so and
00:17:03.240you know it's all about like getting as much medications in them as possible cutting up
00:17:07.620cutting off money for activities and you know it's just that they don't care about these residents
00:17:14.340these they see them as useless eaters and they need to make as much money as possible with them
00:17:20.100So I knew right away. Actually, I was already trying to get out of the industry because in 2017, I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia and the it took them two years to diagnose me.
00:17:34.840I thought I was going to die before they figure out what was wrong with me. I did my own research.
00:17:39.340Fibromyalgia is one of those diseases that can be very crippling in terms of fatigue, right? I mean, you can't even lift your arms in some cases.
00:17:46.300exactly I couldn't move my arms I'm a single mother of three I wasn't even 40 and they were
00:17:52.360like maybe it's in your head like because everything was falling apart it's not just
00:17:55.960fatigue it's a lot of pain and then you get any other symptoms you know that you can think of I
00:18:01.400felt like bugs crawling on me they thought I had rheumatoid arthritis I had irritable bowel syndrome
00:18:06.320I was having memory loss I was losing balance like I can't tell you and I was in so much pain
00:18:12.720um and so they can figure out so i had to do my own research and i found out about talks that
00:18:18.800fibromyalgia and fibromyalgia is about toxicity um and what they do here in canada when you're
00:18:26.480diagnosed they don't really know where it comes from so it could be like it could become a long
00:18:31.540term disability but they give you band-aid pills painkillers sleeping pills um you know and then
00:18:37.620they give you every other like hormones if you have like urinary like whatever problems you have
00:18:42.220they give you more pills. And what happens is that pills are taught cause toxicity in your body.
00:18:47.540So you actually get worse. You know, and at first you feel better, but then you become tolerant,
00:18:53.540you need more and more and more until you can't get more and you haven't gone to the root cause,
00:18:57.280which is like, there's too much stress in your body. And so then it becomes a long term disability.
00:19:03.000But because I knew that and I had so much trauma in my past, I knew, I told them, No, I'm not taking
00:19:09.520any medications um and i actually got help for myself for my trauma i joined a support group and
00:19:17.080within within a year i had lost 60 pounds i was sober um and i no longer had fibromyalgia
00:19:26.500wow so now i without drugs exactly so then i started really doubting the medical industry
00:19:34.360without drugs and so i really started doubting the medical industry because then i was looking
00:19:39.500at what my residents were eating i was looking at what i was giving them as medications like they
00:19:45.020didn't need all these things the more i i researched the more i was like oh my god oh my god
00:19:49.740like so i i knew right away i was trying to get out but because i was a single mom of three i had
00:19:56.780two nursing jobs and a lot of debt uh lighting up dark corner which i had created back then
00:20:02.860and kind of took a back burner. So did you bring it up with any co-workers, any other
00:20:10.300medical professionals? And if so, what was their reaction? Yeah, so I thought everybody was going
00:20:16.660to feel like me. Unfortunately, nobody did. There's some people I never saw again. And I was
00:20:23.820actually chief steward of the union where I work. And so I called the union. I was like, they're
00:20:30.360they're taking our rights away because we had to get tested every two weeks. And I was like,
00:20:35.340what are they doing to our residents? What are we going to do about this? And the union told me,
00:20:40.640Sarah, don't you care about your residents? And so I backed up and stayed quiet for a little bit
00:20:47.760because I wasn't ready to lose my jobs. And so I stayed quiet for a bit until I started really
00:20:56.100deteriorating mentally by looking at what was happening around me and I couldn't stand it and
00:21:00.340that's when I decided I don't care if they I lose everything I don't care if they kill me
00:21:05.680I will speak up and that's that's when I um that's when I decided that nothing else mattered
00:21:12.200did you leave on your own or did they drum you out of there no they fired me so how did that go
00:21:18.500and and the reason I ask is because these things have been happening all across the country and
00:21:24.020people don't hear these stories you know when somebody stands up this is no reason to be fired
00:21:29.280um at all you're speaking a very valid opinion and nobody cares to listen they don't want to
00:21:36.140have that conversation they probably saw you as uh you know a bad seed and thought we got to get
00:21:41.480out of here man because she's going to start poisoning the entire place against us right
00:21:46.500before the pandemic because as i said i was chief steward of the union and i was like they're not
00:21:51.240allowed to do this they're not allowed to do that um yeah but you had the support of the union in
00:21:56.000that case in this case you had no support at all i mean this is just you on your own did you think
00:22:01.260that anybody might come with you or were they all too scared or did they actually believe in this
00:22:05.600ridiculous narrative i thought that even if the union wasn't with me that i knew the rules i knew
00:22:11.820the grievances and what to do and i thought well they have to do the process and there's no way
00:22:16.560that they're gonna win this i have my right to speech right right yeah we have that right um
00:22:23.200but no they so what happened is that i started writing um someone put me in a facebook group
00:22:31.360called social mothers against distancing um and i found my my tribe i was like oh my god more people
00:22:37.460that that you know um think like me and as a nurse i was writing in there and i was getting like
00:22:43.460hundreds if not some of that sometimes thousand likes uh so I was really like telling them what
00:22:49.520was happening in the nursing home and someone took a screenshot and went to my profile and
00:22:54.660then called my employer so I was put under investigation first um maybe like a week before
00:23:01.820I spoke out and they wouldn't even tell me what I was being investigated for which they're not
00:23:06.780allowed to do they have to tell me um and so they told me not to come to work anymore and I was
00:23:13.400i at that point i was so there was no stopping me someone in that group offered me if i wanted
00:23:20.340to speak and on the weekend um i spoke at a rally uh at them that square um what a big crowd i think
00:23:28.720there was about 10 000 people they said about 10 000 people and i was fired on the monday
00:23:34.680the investigation was done and did they ever give you a reason or was it just because you spoke out
00:23:41.120And they can't say that, right? Because you've got your right to speech, as you pointed out.
00:23:45.120Yeah, but the union, like they acted like it wasn't that. But I mean, it was Saturday and I was on Monday.
00:23:51.980They made the decision that they're firing me because of what I wrote on social media.
00:23:56.540So that was one of the two jobs you had. What about the other?
00:23:59.820So then I went to I had a community job where I worked with the kids, disabled kids.
00:24:05.560And I don't know, a lot of people didn't know. But when the pandemic hit, a lot of people were like, oh, nurses are getting more money.
00:24:11.120well actually no um anyone who worked in a nursing home couldn't work in their other jobs
00:24:16.420like we can only work in one place so I was actually losing money um so then I was able to
00:24:23.020go to the other job um and so that's what I did until I went to Washington and they then then
00:24:29.660because it was agency they didn't really know what had happened um and but then when we went
00:24:35.320to Washington they got threats like oh you have this they got a lot of calls with threats and
00:24:40.500there were like this small agency that was already struggling and they were like we can't keep you
00:24:44.540uh you know because they were losing they were going to lose clients and stuff
00:24:48.840i suppose that's understandable small agency uh yeah but can you tell us because we heard so much
00:24:57.540about so many seniors being lost in the long-term care facilities in both ontario and quebec
00:25:04.320through COVID. And we've heard some horror stories about how it spread through these places. And
00:25:11.740maybe some of it wasn't from COVID. Do you have any examples of anything like that?
00:25:19.300Well, in my nursing home, nobody said, well, I, I, I heard a lot of stories from other people,
00:25:26.280but we know there was no more flu. Like everything was COVID. So that was like two years. There was
00:25:32.460no flu advantage completely like yeah so that was weird um but i was fired early right like so
00:25:41.180november 3rd uh 2020 i was fired from that first job i did see a lot of things happening to my
00:25:47.920residents um and they did shut down my entire nursing home um because of three housekeeping
00:25:55.740housekeepers testing positive with no symptoms that was one of the things i wrote in a group
00:26:01.420like as even as a joke like how ridiculous they shut down the whole place so now everybody
00:26:06.160they already don't have their families there's like failure to thrive all over the place
00:26:10.800like they're all you know going down and now they decide they're going to keep them on top of it
00:26:17.720in their rooms uh because three people tested positive and I already knew like the testing
00:26:23.860was wrong and all that um and so yeah it was really detrimental to people I like people are
00:26:30.000not aware but anyone who wasn't following the rules especially if they had dementia or they
00:26:36.300didn't understand some of them have language barriers uh well what do you do you medicate them
00:26:41.340right and um like if they're walking in the hallway with their walkers and not listening
00:26:46.560you take the walkers away and those a lot of people stop having the ability to walk it increases
00:26:51.880their risk of falls staff was scared to go in the rooms like a lot of nurses and personal support
00:26:58.000workers were were scared to to go in the room so you know they weren't even working properly
00:27:04.980they were scared because they weren't even coming in they were scared for months they were scared
00:27:11.640of the virus or they were scared oh my goodness yeah yeah and we had to gown up like it was a big
00:27:18.680job to go in each room right it was ridiculous it was so ridiculous and and like people were
00:27:25.180just deteriorating and people don't understand people were dying alone um and then at some point
00:27:30.560they were allowed to see their families through the window of the building so the family would
00:27:34.600be on the outside and the resident would be on the inside and a lot of residents didn't understand
00:27:39.320why on earth their family members on the other side would amass they can't even
00:27:43.300hear or know what they're saying um and they would be agitated and sometimes they would
00:27:50.220the staffing would be like well maybe we you know the management would be like maybe this
00:27:55.400resident shouldn't we the family shouldn't come in like again because they're too agitated
00:27:59.920afterwards and it's hard for us to to manage can you imagine a lot of people dying alone
00:28:06.400broken hearts right i mean like they they can't understand they become agitated that
00:28:12.060affects their physical condition i'm sure yeah absolutely and it's failure to thrive like a lot
00:28:17.860of them some of them never ate from us so what happens to those people families can't come in
00:28:23.540they stop eating you know and then you know um at some point they could they can come in if the
00:28:31.200person is going to die within a few hours then the family could could come in and had five minutes
00:28:36.500they had the gown up put the mask the the the shield the gloves and then they can come say
00:28:42.280goodbye to their parents for five minutes one at a time and I had to supervise which I didn't do I
00:28:50.260was like you can have you can stay as long as you want but I mean other you know I'm kind of one of
00:28:56.080a kind nurse who don't like to follow those kind of rules so yeah it was it was devastating
00:29:03.420I wasn't going to stand for that so after all of this and Canadian frontline nurses formed well
00:29:10.320global frontline nurses, as you explained earlier, you guys had quite a run. I know you did a
00:29:15.020national tour. You were speaking to people in different cities across the country. That must
00:29:20.840have been pretty fulfilling and also very cool to make connections. This is how I'm sure you brought
00:29:25.580some of the other nurses into the organization. Yes. So in 2021, I think it was, we left for five
00:29:34.140or six weeks. I can't remember. And we went all across the, well, we didn't go east that time.
00:29:39.900we went east last this this past summer uh we went all the way west to victoria island
00:29:45.520um and we had events our own events in i think 12 cities or 14 cities across the country the main
00:29:54.380cities um where we spoke out and people can ask us questions and uh we spoke to we got to meet a
00:30:01.960lot of people so yes we did that was really good for us especially when it came to uh we did meet
00:30:07.860a lot of the nurses and then we were able to organize the national hospital protests right
00:30:13.540yeah i'll tell you what what happened here in winnipeg when you guys got that one going
00:30:18.800you know the story about that one um i can't remember but i feel like yes but well it was
00:30:25.900a huge huge turnout at the largest hospital in town called health sciences center so there was
00:30:31.940i'm going to say three to four thousand people and i i went i was just it was a beautiful day
00:30:38.220it was i think september and i because i'd been to many of these different kinds of rallies
00:30:44.340already and i didn't know what to expect it could have been a huge crowd it could have been
00:30:49.080nobody at all it could have been medium like i didn't know and so i got there and i turned the
00:30:56.340corner and i saw these people everywhere and so they were kind of falling into the street because
00:31:01.540there wasn't enough room for them on the sidewalk so the police showed up they were very cool they
00:31:06.600just kind of you know spread people out so they weren't blocking any uh entrances or exits emergency
00:31:11.800lanes or whatever and then the media the next day reported that there was foul interactions on
00:31:21.040behalf of some of the anti-maskers and vaccine protesters and um they were stopping people from
00:31:27.920getting into the hospital for their necessary treatments and they were stopping ambulances from
00:31:32.200getting into the ambulance bay and none of that happened i was there for the entire time i saw
00:31:38.820none of that happen so the media completely and and i didn't see any media like i'd already
00:31:44.860pointed out the media lied based upon a press release that was issued by the communications
00:31:50.880director of the health sciences center they didn't see for themselves it was hearsay and
00:31:58.020after that the movement kind of fizzled out a little bit in terms of gatherings because people
00:32:05.120became dejected have you noticed that absolutely momentum has cooled down a little bit absolutely
00:32:10.660i because i manage the social media of canadian frontline nurses and so i was getting hundreds
00:32:19.260sometimes thousands of messages a day and i i noticed that when we did the national
00:32:24.420hospital protests um a lot of even our own people were annoyed because they were saying that
00:32:32.660because of the media coverage and we did it two weeks in a row um and so or you know two weeks
00:32:40.100later we did it again and now we were starting to lose our own people and that's why we stopped but
00:32:45.600honestly we were we were actually moving forward like we would have kept going it would have become
00:32:52.120big but we gave up because of the left-wing corporate media and sadly you know how many
00:33:00.420nurses i saw at that rally and this was you know about the nurses this rally three there were three0.72
00:33:06.000of them and in support of us and then a bunch of other nurses came out and they were sneering
00:33:11.920and laughing and name calling and i just went oh my god you guys i mean you're medical
00:33:18.240professionals how can you not see what's going on here what kind of interactions have you had
00:33:24.840negative interactions with with the medical industry well i can tell you the worst thing
00:33:31.220is that because i do the social media i've had nurses tell me that if they if i end up in their
00:33:35.780hospital they'll make sure i die i don't come out yeah as a health care worker that's not something
00:33:43.240you should be saying that in my opinion is something to be fired over that they'll vaccinate
00:33:47.600me or this and that yeah but um it's it's not like they're using their real names or you know
00:33:53.680and i what am i gonna do it like the hospitals the media everyone is against me so that they're
00:34:00.160it's it's crazy how you know there's no more ethics and morals it's just everything is upside
00:34:08.720down right there's no one to we can't complain to anyone I mean when um when I did the second
00:34:15.320um hospital protest I was in Toronto and I was swarmed by the media I have a picture with about
00:34:21.860like 10 medias around me with their mics and stuff and they put me on the tv um stating that
00:34:30.140you know i'm the co-founder and then they put a video of someone with a gun who was saying
00:34:35.340claiming she was one of us that she was saying she was going to go into the hospital and shoot
00:34:39.100people and show uh people that there was no virus and so you can imagine how much threats i got after
00:34:45.020that and someone leaked my address trudeau spoke about us and then maybe an hour later our address
00:34:51.840was leaked. Uh, we were docs. There was a bounty put on our head, um, that day. Um, so we've had
00:34:59.200that, that was a pretty, and, and we were used to it. I mean, the way, what I've learned from
00:35:04.340all this, but from the media is that I really feel like the media, um, is used almost to get
00:35:12.500rid of people either by scaring me so much that I'm going to shut, like be quiet and stop and be
00:35:20.200intimidated uh but or um you know get killed literally um i i can't tell you the washington
00:35:28.460like i had so many death threats after that and the hospital protests it was it like hundreds
00:35:35.460how do you explain and i'm sure you still ask yourself this question every single day
00:35:41.300but how do you explain a trained medical professional whether it's a nurse or a doctor
00:35:45.580going along with this ridiculous narrative, whether it's masks, whether it's the PCR testing,
00:35:53.600whether it's the asymptomatic spread, which we all know is bullshit, or the restrictions,
00:36:00.260how can they possibly, with a critical thinking mind, which you would think that most medical
00:36:06.600professionals have, how can they actually come at you with the narrative? Well, I'm threatening
00:36:14.240their career, right? It's cognitive dissonance. And if they accept what I'm saying, then they
00:36:20.320can't work, and they can't pay their bills, and their whole life is, you know, out of balance.
00:36:25.200And so I, I try to be very mature. And, you know, I, I've been through a lot. And I kind of,
00:36:36.940that's what I studied psychology and trauma. And so that's like, kind of my domain.
00:36:44.240Um, they're so programmed when you go, see, for me, I got fibromyalgia and I was given a path.
00:36:52.380Like, I don't think there's any coincidences, uh, that this happens to me. Uh, but before that I
00:36:59.960loved like, well, I loved vaccines. That's kind of like an overstatement, but I thought vaccines
00:37:05.580were very important. Like you're programmed in nursing school at this is the only way I kept
00:37:11.660telling you how much i had to unlearn and relearn since i've left um and i've met so many people
00:37:17.440there's cures for everything natural treatments for everything um you know i i no longer believe
00:37:24.920in the medical industry for chronic care at all they're just keeping us sick um but for you know
00:37:32.940these people it's like if they if they even start think some of them some of them are like
00:37:38.340questioning, but they're too scared. You stay in line. We're programmed from when we're kids
00:37:43.960to not go against the grain, right? And what are their parents going to say? What are their
00:37:49.400families going to say? They're going to lose their friends. People are not ready to lose all this.
00:37:54.380And so they stay in a mind state where, no, I'm doing the right thing. And this is what everyone's
00:37:59.360doing. And this is what I need to do, right? So I think fear, programming, and yeah, fear and
00:38:06.300programming like they don't want to lose their career that some people their whole identity is
00:38:11.640nursing right and so when did the college start coming after you um after washington actually
00:38:20.200it was going to be before but there was a process because my first job they had to um let them know
00:38:27.500what had happened so they had sent like emails or whatever uh but i i hadn't got the investigation
00:38:33.320until when i came back from washington although a big part of my 12 allegations is when i first
00:38:40.660spoke out when i was nurses against lockdowns not canadian front line nurses yeah so what
00:38:46.000allegations or what are they trying to stick you with here oh they and i said you don't have to
00:38:52.060go through them all because i know there's 12 but no yeah they've they've posted i've posted
00:38:56.280thousands of things but they went and found 12 things that they find that you know are wrong
00:39:02.280Like, uh, um, I said in my speech that, um, the, the masks are really bad for kids because,
00:39:09.200you know, it decreases oxygen and their growing brains can't develop properly.
00:39:14.140Like that's one, uh, I said the vaccines were safe and effective, um, unsafe and ineffective.
00:39:20.920And, you know, the whole thing about what they're doing it now, because a lot of now,
00:39:24.960a lot of things are coming out saying that, you know, these things are unsafe, but they're
00:39:29.300like but at the time she said it that she had no way of knowing it and i'm like so this is how
00:39:34.360they're coming at it but it's those kind of allegations i guess um interesting that masks
00:39:40.400don't work things like that but they don't and there's never been any science that shows that
00:39:46.740they do and even what gets me is that medical professionals are no nobody to talk about the
00:39:53.880effectiveness of a mask that should be left up to workplace safety experts like chris schaefer out
00:40:00.160of alberta who's been on the show a couple of times and he would know like if you're going to
00:40:04.180put him in a room with a doctor to talk about masks he wins 100 times out of 100 but even when
00:40:10.340you said those things and the college says well how could she have known that i mean ultimately
00:40:14.580this was pushed on us and this is something i was talking to uh to keith last night about keith
00:40:20.100wilson the lawyer uh that the canadian government not sorry the canadian government the uh the
00:40:27.360judiciary the entire justice system has gone on from the very beginning suggesting that the
00:40:33.260canadian government is right with everything they have done in other words they were able to push
00:40:37.820all of this stuff on us without proving the effectiveness or the safety of any of this
00:40:44.260nonsense whether it's social distancing whether it's masks whether it's the actual uh reality of
00:40:51.460the results you get from a pcr test i understand the fanta orange drink makes those things turn
00:40:56.080positive uh or or the the ridiculous genetic experiment that we've all been subjected to
00:41:02.040so that was taken as absolutely it's certainly right from the beginning and we've had to prove
00:41:07.480them wrong when it should have been the opposite don't you think absolutely it's like you get as
00:41:13.440as a nurse I can inform my my patients properly informed consent means you give all the benefits
00:41:19.660all the risk the alternatives and that's another one of the allegations is that I say that you can
00:41:25.420it could have been treated you don't need to take the vaccine you could be treated with hydroxychloroquine
00:41:29.460or ivermectin right so yeah I can do we can do our jobs properly and it's it's just you need at
00:41:39.060least 10-15 years to make sure a vaccine is safe and honestly there's no safe vaccines now i know
00:41:45.560this i didn't know it before um and and i'm not an anti-vaxxer um well now i am but my my kids had
00:41:53.480all their vaccines i used to get my flu shot every year no wonder i had fibromyalgia hey did you ever
00:42:00.240ask anybody uh with medical knowledge where the flu has been the last couple of years
00:42:05.040yes and they will say that because of the lockdowns and the you know isolation and and
00:42:12.840the masking it has decreased that's that's what they they say right i had a doctor on this show
00:42:20.400a couple of years ago and i couldn't believe what she said to me she said that because i was asking
00:42:27.260where's the flu this year right and she goes well you know sometimes uh in the virus world
00:42:33.720one stronger virus will actually consume another and it will remove this virus
00:42:42.420from and so i said are you like making up stories now are you kidding because there's plenty of
00:42:52.340other medical experts just as you know recent as a week ago or two weeks ago who were suggesting
00:42:58.240that, you know, it's going to be a double bad year because of COVID and the flu. And these are
00:43:04.620supposedly epidemiologists who are revered and respected within their communities. So you're
00:43:10.500telling me that based upon the strength of this brand new coronavirus, that it ate the flu and it
00:43:18.100did so for two years. Wow, that's a good one. And she actually stuck to that story. I thought that
00:43:28.020was the most hilarious thing that i have ever heard have you ever heard that no i've never
00:43:33.300heard that that's the first time i heard that one yeah that's ridiculous i mean the first one is
00:43:38.880ridiculous too the fact that because of the mandates and the lockdowns that's why there's
00:43:42.680no more flu yeah um or asymptomatic spread i mean that that one is another one you know and i'm
00:43:51.260trying to get dr peter mccullough on the show to talk about that uh and because he says you know
00:43:58.000know there's never been a virus that spreads like that you know asymptomatically it just doesn't
00:44:05.600happen you have to be showing symptoms yeah before you're going to have enough of a load
00:44:11.180of it to have symptoms to pass it on it's just common sense so so when the college first came
00:44:19.720after you sarah this has been an ongoing thing for what like two years now over two years oh yeah
00:44:25.760i spoke out it's going on yeah two years and a half and so you've had to fight them
00:44:32.240every time like what exactly has been this process no this is the first so i had three
00:44:39.060investigations and this is the the disciplinary hearing um so this is yes they've been sending
00:44:45.960me stuff and all that but um the hearing was supposed to be much earlier and they had postponed
00:44:51.240it to november last year and then in november there was a problem with my lawyer so now it was
00:44:57.060pushed to march this year um so apart from that like they would just harass me with emails and
00:45:03.740stuff and my our lawyers would kind of take care of it um so their tactic is they're trying to break
00:45:10.840you down mentally right that's what they're trying yes yes so now what's the scenario because i've
00:45:18.480been following you intermittently on social media to hear about what's been going on and i i think
00:45:23.140i signed up even one time to uh to catch one of the hearings and then it got canceled or postponed
00:45:27.900or something so so what exactly is happening right now well like i said it was supposed to be a seven
00:45:33.820day um hearing our experts against their experts um and now it's going to be 14 days they've we've
00:45:40.600already went through all three of their experts one of them was like chief uh public health of
00:45:47.800Toronto, like these really bought off, bought off people. And then there was also a nurse. So we've
00:45:55.300gone through all of that. And now it's time for my experts to be sworn in. And you know, I'm not
00:46:04.140even sure if they're going to accept my expert, which is so weird. I didn't realize that they can
00:46:08.960do that. But that's what's coming up next. So I have two experts, Dr. Byron Bridal. Oh, cool.
00:46:16.220You might know. Dr. Pellick, who is one of the founding members of the CCAC, the COVID Alliance.
00:46:25.640Yeah. So they can actually turn down your experts. They can say, so, nope, we don't want to hear from him.
00:46:32.240I found out that they could. Hopefully they don't, but they kind of cut off at the, they were supposed to swear him in.
00:46:40.060and then they were asking him questions and, um, they decided that, well, it was five o'clock.
00:46:46.640So it was, it was done. And so now it's postponed to March 19th. So hard to follow. Like it's,
00:46:53.160it's kind of like, it's, it's detrimental for me too, because I want, you want people to follow
00:46:58.200from one, from the beginning to the end so that they help me with the funding and you know,
00:47:03.240that they understand what's happening. Um, and I'm actually, I'm not necessarily doing this for me
00:47:09.460because I'm going to let go of my license not when they want me to but when I'm done with them
00:47:17.040but I'm doing this for all the other nurses that have been silenced because if they silence me
00:47:22.420who is going to go against them and it takes a lot of money takes a lot of time energy you know
00:47:30.300you have to be brave and so that means that if they shut me up then everybody stays censored
00:47:37.020But if, if I would, if I win, and for me, I know I'm not probably not going to win at this kangaroo court, which is their own committee, judging me, but I wanted to bring it to court and go up to the Supreme Court if I need to, to, to get them to hold them accountable, so that nurses can speak their minds and be critical thinkers.
00:47:59.120We're the last line between the patient and the medical industry.
00:48:04.120It's critical, crucial that we be able to talk and that we're not silent.
00:48:39.580I mean, that is completely breaching the freedom of speech.
00:48:44.220And it's like if what I didn't realize, and I guess probably a lot of people don't realize, is that when you become a nurse, you are not the people's nurse.
00:48:55.600But the thing is, is that I didn't sign up for that. I'm the people's nurse. I'm going to try
00:49:03.080and hold them accountable as much as I can. Okay, so now we have seven days left, we have
00:49:09.660three days that they know already May 19, June 9, and June 30. And then not sure from there.
00:49:18.460And another thing is that it's a public, it's public, but they haven't, they're live streaming it, but not everyone has access. You have to email them at hearingsadministrationgroupatcnomail.org. And then they decide if they give you the link or not.
00:49:39.440so a lot of people were blocked were not given the links they called and they some were told
00:49:44.140that oh we we have the right we reserve the right to approve uh giving the links and um so yeah so
00:49:51.440they're even stopping people from seeing what they're doing and i'm telling you it's quite a
00:49:55.740show um how much does this cost you just financially never mind personally emotionally spiritually
00:50:02.540yeah just financially um so like i said i just got a bill it's probably going to be 70 000 for
00:50:09.300just for my lawyer um and then they want to charge me for their cost which could be
00:50:14.780200 000 maybe and that's without me appealing it like i need to appeal it because the whole
00:50:21.680point of me going through this is not to give them this all this money you know it's to make
00:50:27.800sure that nurses can speak up so i'm kind of doing it for the for the nurses so you want to
00:50:34.440get through all of this get a decision that is against you obviously so you can appeal it where
00:50:38.400does it go next after this then i then it would go to real court okay so and and then then are
00:50:45.400everything that has been brought up so our experts they're experts everything is already ready we
00:50:50.260don't do all that again right so they go through it and see um see what they think but the courts
00:50:57.120are very corrupt too so there's another risk there because i'll have to spend more money
00:51:01.540to go to those courts um and then i'll have to pay the call i don't know what they're going to
00:51:08.220do to me though because i i don't have that money have you been threatened with any kind of uh jail
00:51:14.920time at all or is it just just removal of your license um and i when i say just i mean i don't
00:51:22.340mean just because it's kind of a big deal no i haven't been threatened with jail jail time
00:51:27.640by the college it's really their cost and taking my license which you don't really care about
00:51:33.880anymore because you've got lighting up dark corners so tell us a bit about that yeah so
00:51:38.280lighting up dark corners was actually created before the pandemic when i did went to do support
00:51:45.380group um when i had the fibromyalgia and i decided that i was gonna um go to the root cause so i have
00:51:51.900a lot of childhood trauma um and i joined support groups and i did a few programs and i became a
00:51:58.500facilitator there because it was i loved it so much i feel like this is my true purpose and
00:52:03.240passion. And so I, I actually started seeing that a lot of people with trauma have somatic
00:52:11.260illnesses, too. So I was talking to them about it. And it naturally became a thing that Oh,
00:52:15.520my God, like, I need to start this, you know, and it's all about me being vulnerable and really
00:52:21.060sharing my story to make people comfortable enough to know that they can share theirs.
00:52:26.260but also I have a couple of programs. So my main program is called Heal and it, this goes really
00:52:34.000well with Canadian frontline nurses. We're creating a new healthcare paradigm and we're trying to get
00:52:38.400nurses out of the system and trying to help them to find their purpose and passion. So this is an
00:52:44.240example of my purpose and passion that I offer on our directory. And my Heal program, we don't,
00:52:50.080we don't believe in the patient mentality where you're a victim and you need something from the
00:52:54.660outside to come and heal you and your body is flawed and it can't heal itself you know we don't
00:52:59.940believe that we believe that people are active participants in their care and when you're ready
00:53:04.500to heal we are here to educate and guide you to do so and so my program is all about helping people
00:53:12.060with mental health challenges which is pretty much everybody um and trauma trauma is anything
00:53:18.540that disconnects you from yourself we all have trauma and that's how we grow wiser is by
00:53:23.800reconnecting to our true self. And that's what the program helps people to do. So it's all about
00:53:30.500it's, of course, you're not going to be healed. It's a 10 week program. You're not going to be
00:53:35.360healed in 10 weeks. What it is, is that I give you all the tools and knowledge you need to start
00:53:40.180your healing journey. And then you can do it on your own. And it's satisfaction guaranteed.
00:53:45.280I've had people I have a couple people that are now off their medications. I've had people that
00:53:51.960I've been a few people that have been in therapy one for over a few decades that had some
00:53:59.060breakthroughs. Because it's all about empowering you and giving you the tools you need to do your
00:54:06.040work. I'm not saying that therapy is not good, also added to it. But I think this is the basics,
00:54:12.060the base of what you need. I never went to therapy, it never worked for me. I healed and
00:54:17.160everything I've gone through and did for myself is on my own with some of these programs. And
00:54:22.980people always tell me, you know, how did you become who you became? Well, it's because I
00:54:27.580reconnected to my true self. And I realized, especially during the pandemic, while I wasn't
00:54:33.120speaking my truth, and I was scared to lose my job, it was detrimental to me, I started going
00:54:38.400backwards. And so I know now that it's very important to stand in our truth. And this is
00:54:44.700the problem that we have in our society. So this program is all about you reconnecting to your true
00:54:50.480self and, you know, standing in your power, and and doing what's best for you. And then I also
00:54:56.840have a rise program for people who are finished with a heel. Because when you're doing this work,
00:55:03.020it could be really difficult and challenging at some point, although it's extremely rewarding.
00:55:08.600um you know and um so you need a dream you need a purpose and so rise program is all about helping
00:55:15.820people do that and we help them actually you know find their passion their purpose figure out who
00:55:21.120they are where they are where they want to be and then we make a plan and we actually work on it
00:55:26.220together as a group and we work as a group because you know um trauma happens in isolation
00:55:32.460as you probably know um and so working you know in a group and you know people find out that
00:55:39.440they're not alone um and they create great connections too so it's it's i just love my
00:55:45.820programs i love what i do i do one-on-ones too um i've also done a recently a cancer prevention
00:55:51.940coaching program i got a certificate and reversal um because a lot of people are not aware but
00:55:58.320cancer is a very like a disease of like emotions when you know there's and it's again you're not
00:56:04.920standing in your truth right um and so a lot of people who have childhood trauma who come to my
00:56:10.980programs will have somatic illnesses but if they don't pay attention to that somatic illnesses
00:56:15.800because any pain in the body is telling you that something is wrong uh if and then there's more
00:56:21.260stress in the body at some point you're going to get cancer and a lot of people that have childhood
00:56:25.380trauma that i've not dealt with it um we'll end up with cancer it doesn't have to be childhood
00:56:31.440trauma though but i mean so we're going to need this new health care paradigm in in the parallel
00:56:37.900society that is going to be formed once the great reset and the 15-minute cities start taking over
00:56:42.860have you seen any sign of that happening because i've got to go ahead there's supposedly ones
00:56:50.200being built not too far from me maybe 20 minutes it's in mississauga it's actually where my gym is
00:56:56.060right nearby and they're saying that um people you know you can only leave your district a hundred
00:57:04.040times a year or you have to pay uh 60 dollars i guess the same thing everywhere i think there's
00:57:10.360one in edmonton that's like new in edmonton ottawa um but yeah it's like you're gonna have to uh
00:57:17.640revamp your house with like solar panels and if you can't do it then they're taking your like
00:57:23.120forget about getting around in a in a combustion engine after 2030 because that will be a crime
00:57:31.980yeah i think according to the new world order sarah how can we find you on social media how
00:57:36.800can people track you down well i i have two things right i have the lighting up dark corners that's
00:57:41.940under my name, um, on most social medias, Sarah's union, you'll find, uh, you'll find me. And then
00:57:47.900that's where I, um, you know, I do share some of my, some of my nursing stuff because it is part
00:57:52.500of me. Um, but, um, that's where you'll find lighting up their corners. And I also have a
00:57:57.340website lighting up their corners.com. Please subscribe. Um, I send like newsletter with a lot
00:58:04.460of stories, uh, my posts and stuff. And, um, I'm also very censored. So it would be very helpful
00:58:11.620If people can subscribe to my website, my website is censored too.
01:14:48.980it's first year high school humor that says a lot about owner elon musk's understanding of
01:14:57.420the importance of a free press musk has all the money in the world and the influence to go along
01:15:04.960with it no no thomas he's just further along this whole thing than you are and so are we all
01:15:10.640uh but he says musk fails to understand that the dictatorships from moscow to tehran
01:15:16.500from beijing to pyongyang are cheering him on for a reason by the way russia is not a dictatorship
01:15:23.460i do not like that politicians continue to say that because it's not true
01:15:29.080russia has free elections the same as canada and america oops wait a minute
01:15:35.880defending a free press is essential in a world where democratic ideals and human rights are
01:15:44.000under greater pressure than at any time in nearly a century. Those assaults on democracy and liberty
01:15:49.700shouldn't be enabled by someone whose success and fortune have been gained thanks to a free economy
01:15:54.280and freedom of speech. That's a debate worth having. Trudeau's opportunistic emoting in
01:16:00.120defense of the CBC shouldn't spare us a good hard look at this worthwhile Canadian institution.
01:16:06.160Destroying the CBC, as Polly Eve has promised to do, would only deprive Canadians in the world of
01:16:11.780one more quality source of information at a time when hotheads and zealots already have too much
01:16:16.680sway. Let's defend the CBC. Well, at the same time, cleaning house and putting it on a more0.99
01:16:23.160balanced footing, Canadians deserve no less. Well, I agree with a lot of what Mulcair says here,
01:16:29.240but this whole last thing about defending and keeping the funding for the CBC, I'm sorry,
01:16:34.600the CBC has outlived its usefulness. All it is now, and Polyev is absolutely correct in saying
01:16:40.140this publicly is a propaganda arm of the Liberal Party of Canada. That is all it is. And it's
01:16:47.100provincial divisions. Same with the NDP. If the Liberal Party doesn't really have any kind of
01:16:54.920political foothold in a province like Alberta or Saskatchewan or Manitoba, then the CBC favors
01:17:01.820the only other left-wing party available, which is the NDP.
01:17:07.580So the CBC needs to go if and only if they can maintain their vast network across this country,
01:17:18.780and they do have by far the largest network in this country.
01:17:24.160Through public funding? Hey, fill your boots.
01:17:27.100And anybody who supports the CBC should be willing to fund them out of their own pockets if they feel that strongly that the CBC is a fundamental good in this country.