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00:07:40.400go bring her on right now granny margaret mckay from alberta granny i have been waiting all day
00:07:46.960to let people know this good news and i'm sure you have too you got it this morning at what 11
00:07:51.660o'clock right or 10 o'clock maybe yeah it well the court start the courtroom opened up at 10
00:07:57.180in the morning and um it's been a crazy morning we found out late yesterday that um they were
00:08:05.740they were called into the court um last minute um lawyers didn't know about it the family didn't
00:08:12.180know about it we didn't even know what courthouse it was going to be in until 90 minutes so about
00:08:18.0808 30 this morning we found out what it was in the lethbridge courthouse and that um so we put a call
00:08:26.640out fill the courtroom like get people there were they trying intentionally all to do with and i'm
00:08:32.860gonna say it were they trying intentionally to keep it secret so people wouldn't show up
00:08:37.900well it kind of looks like that doesn't it um last minute no no disclosure on where it was
00:08:45.080going to be until 90 minutes before court started so it was it was a strange courtroom
00:08:51.000the only person in it was uh chris lysick's lawyer and the court clerk the judge was on
00:08:57.380webex the four guys were on telephone all the lawyers um and the crown were on webex
00:09:04.240so were you in the courtroom yourself or no i was um i'm five hours from uh from lethbridge so
00:09:13.080it was it was just too far for me to get down there i was in lloydminster yesterday so
00:09:17.640it was just not doable I probably could have did it but we didn't know if it was going to be in
00:09:22.820Lethbridge for sure right okay so so what happened this all has to do with that mysterious
00:09:28.660sealed envelope right yeah exactly so I've got a cheat sheet here um Danielle was in the courtroom
00:09:34.540so I got her to make some notes so I can have a first-hand account of what was going on
00:09:41.320And so she writes why they were there.
00:09:45.900The judge's decision to look at the redacted material that was inadvertently disclosed to the defense counsel during an ongoing application for disclosure void dire, which originated June 13th, 2023.
00:10:03.700This current application was made by the defense and started July 25th, 2023.
00:10:10.040As a response to the material they witnessed in the unredacted version, the material was previously redacted by the Crown, justified by an alleged solicitor client privilege between the Crown solicitor and client RCMP, as legal advice normally would be.
00:10:33.120There are exceptions to this privilege, including things like public safety, innocence at stake, and misconduct.
00:10:43.620Without the judge having knowledge of what redacted information was, both Crown and the defense were forced to argue the cases without exposing the material, as this would be in breach of privilege that has yet to be proved otherwise.
00:10:59.740so who the four men stayed in their remand centers and were in a room with a phone they
00:11:06.740were not on video nor could they see the courtroom courtroom was cozy size and every seat
00:11:12.860in the crowd was full and there was one court clerk and chris lysick's lawyer were the only
00:11:20.840people physically present in the room other than the crowd no sheriffs the judge and all legal
00:11:28.360counsel including Mr. Picard for the crown was present via audio only. The video monitors face
00:11:36.740the clerk. So and what's this about? It says what? Justice David LeBruns reiterated that the
00:11:46.980previously ordered publication ban on the details of the application are still in effect. He decided
00:11:53.460that he would look at the material in the sealed envelope. He will then further determine whether
00:11:59.380the solicitor-client privilege exists or not. The defense is pushing to expedite court dates
00:12:08.660for later in September. Given the judge's decision today, Mr. I can't pronounce Chris
00:12:22.120Slicing's lawyer's name, was witnessed in the hallway after he was smiling at people and
00:12:27.000declaring today was a big win for the defense. Today was a win. There was a lot of smiling
00:12:32.260people in the crowd, tears of joy, hugging, thanking God. People were saying, finally,
00:12:38.460there's real hope. Pretty emotional. I know I've had a hard time breathing this morning waiting.
00:12:46.220so i have to ask the lawyer was smiling shaking hands obviously saying this has been a big win
00:12:55.460for the defense what is the speculation now what could this possibly lead to you know um
00:13:04.100back when they were were in the courtroom back in uh now i'm thinking that was july the end of july
00:13:11.000they were calling it an anomaly they were calling it unprecedented they were saying this has never
00:13:17.340happened in canadian history whatever it is it's big again it's to do it's not to do with
00:13:24.100the four men let me make that clear that has this has nothing to do with chris jerry tony and chris
00:13:30.900this is all to do with the crown and the rcmp
00:13:34.500and the way they interacted regarding what they can and can't do the advice possibly possibly
00:13:42.460allegedly well given given by the crown attorneys to the rcmp for their next steps during there was
00:13:51.400the word or the phrase crime fraud was thrown around a lot um not today but like during um
00:13:58.360when they were talking about it in july there at the end of july crime fraud
00:14:02.460I've also heard the term gross misconduct being thrown around is that also that was thrown around
00:14:10.180too so like I said um again don't know nobody knows but except the defense and the crown and
00:14:18.780the judge now yeah the speculation is is running rampant the judge knows what's in the envelope and
00:14:25.760so does this mean that we're all going to find out what's in it or
00:14:30.800does the judge retain the right to keep a publication ban on this well again the crown
00:14:37.080like the crown um filed for a publication ban on the last um court date like yeah um they i think
00:14:47.360you and i talked right after that so what i'm asking is can the judge lift that now
00:14:53.580and can this whole thing become public so people know what the heck happened and again when the
00:15:00.060when it comes back at the end of september the the crown is pretty sure going to fight for a
00:15:05.660publication ban and um again you never know from day to day and it's almost hour to hour inside
00:15:13.520those courtrooms things change applications get filed and and just you know strange things happen
00:15:19.940and the crown does not want this to come out so what's going to happen we don't know the crown
00:15:28.800has already been you know has already received a publication ban already so now when it goes when
00:15:36.300it gets opened what will happen i don't know but you can bet your bottom dollar that the crown's
00:15:41.720going to be filing for a publication ban and if not even further who knows what's going to happen
00:15:47.320they do not want this out there well i mean that's not up to them they can file all they want but
00:15:53.100if the judge sees fit to release this information and i believe the public has every right to know
00:15:58.660what's happened i would like to see some of those rcmp officers the guilty ones
00:16:04.240if they are in fact guilty and some of the lawyers in shackles well um and this is like the words of
00:16:13.600and again i don't think i'm crossing anything but the crown was referred like the original crown
00:16:20.000johnson and his other his one of his men that come went in there with him um were referred to
00:16:27.360as a possible witness or defendant so that makes you wonder too like what does that mean
00:16:35.220yeah we can all have a lot a lot to be sorted out how are how are the boys their moods i'm sure this
00:16:41.240was uplifting news for them yeah yesterday they were all like chris carvert was saying he was
00:16:46.200pacing um chris lysic he he said he felt numb uh didn't even know how to feel he says i feel like
00:16:53.400i feel weird like you can only imagine how they're feeling yesterday was 555 days yeah and and tony
00:17:00.920tony was coming to terms with no matter what it was it was going to be meant to be that way like
00:17:07.820he was leaning on his faith if it was going to be a dark day it was going to be a dark day for a
00:17:12.460reason um so all of them are leaning on their faith that's for sure so september september the
00:17:19.20018th is when the judge gets back from his vacation and that's when all of this goes down so that they
00:17:24.140still have a few more weeks inside yes but at least they have something to look forward now
00:17:29.480to some yeah exactly and the families must be elated as well yeah they were pretty excited
00:17:35.900there was lots of hugging and lots of smiling and i'm sure the last 24 hours prior to 10 this
00:17:41.820morning like well i guess yesterday late afternoon until the morning i'm sure there was a lot of
00:17:46.520sleepless family members no fingernails left granny thank you for coming on and sharing this news with
00:17:53.160us really appreciate it hopefully we can get you on again to discuss uh when this all goes down
00:17:58.200because you've been fantastic getting the news out to us and uh we all really appreciate it
00:18:03.360as soon as i hear anything shadow you're on my my list like i just paste copy paste copy just
00:18:08.880i know i get those messages and i really appreciate them thank you margaret have a great night
00:18:14.400And thank you for doing what you're doing.
00:27:26.940And then we're starting to group ourselves into these ridings.
00:27:30.480And we're also doing the same thing in municipal elections, school elections.
00:27:35.340So all of a sudden, you start to see candidates that represent the people starting to get elected.
00:27:41.880And, you know, those numbers I said to you might be shocking to people.
00:27:45.080But in the municipal elections, it's even worse.
00:27:47.660it's it's incredible yeah let me be those municipal elections i mean like they people
00:27:54.020don't care first of all they they don't go and vote i think voter turnout in a lot of those
00:27:58.940elections is below 50 a lot of the times uh i guess it's whether or not there's an incumbent
00:28:04.840mayor because they realize that it's almost impossible to unseat somebody like that who's0.98
00:28:09.520been in that position for so long but let me ask you this ken people tend to vote
00:28:15.140as their parents voted or as they themselves have always voted. Well, I've always voted NDP1.00
00:28:22.220or the NDP is the working man's party. And for some reason they go brain dead when it comes to
00:28:26.620elections like, you know, the NDP is the working man's party. I'm sorry, but they are not the
00:28:31.520working man's party. There is no such thing anymore as a working man's party. How do we get
00:28:37.640people? And I'm not just talking about Manitobans here, people in general. How do we get them out
00:28:42.640of their old voting patterns and to actually start looking and thinking about what's best for
00:28:48.460them and their communities. Education and exposure. And we're, you know, we have, you
00:28:55.340mentioned in the intro, we have a number of live events coming up. We have a blog post that comes
00:29:00.840out almost every day and it's a new subject that will give people some guidance. We have a weekly
00:29:07.220Zoom meeting on Tuesday nights open to the public. You go on our blog and you'll get a link and the
00:29:11.880link stays the same every week you can join that and every week we have a guest speaker on often
00:29:18.800they're candidates or or people incumbents or they're they're other politicians who are wanting
00:29:25.040to run uh this past tuesday yesterday we had tasha fishman on incredible um presentation she put on
00:29:32.740about what's going on in the schools in in canada um and we've got a and what we do in those meetings
00:29:39.620by the way is the meeting meeting itself is not recorded but the guest speaker is recorded and so
00:29:45.140you what you're showing on your screen right now is a new video page we just came up with and you
00:29:49.080can click on that you can watch tasha's presentation from last night so when folks attend these meetings
00:29:54.280like our our zoom meetings every week they get exposure to a candidate they get exposure to some
00:30:00.980ideas any candidate any any incumbent can approach us and we will put them on you know we had a
00:30:06.980meeting last week with Ted Falk who's an MP out in Provence and um and we talked to him about
00:30:13.260coming on he's considering it now some other MPs who like to eat lobster haven't committed or even
00:30:19.640dreamed about coming on and I have a big story about that if you want to listen to that but
00:30:23.560but that's not why we're here so education making sure folks understand that it really doesn't
00:30:30.240matter it's a shell game what happens is um xyz party gets in and after four or five years they
00:30:38.780follow their own agenda they follow um the globalist agenda they follow the industrialist
00:30:44.840agenda and then after four or five years and usually in canada it takes a couple of terms
00:30:49.280you get really mad at those and the next people get in because they're going to be different but
00:30:53.420they're not and they do the same darn thing and then it flips back so it's just a shell game
00:30:57.140You know, there's no working party that's looking after the working person.
00:31:03.100We have to look after ourselves and we have to understand the strength of our votes and how tenuous their control of this really is.
00:31:11.000You know, I had a fellow called Peter MacIsaac on the show last night.
00:31:14.640He's from Bedford, Nova Scotia, and he's a retired forest technician who fought fires for 29 years.
00:31:21.600We talked a lot about that, but he's also politically active now.
00:31:25.040he was active in getting the current premier of that province elected years ago. But then he
00:31:31.460discovered this guy turns out to be a Marxist slash communist. And even though he calls himself
00:31:36.800a conservative, he's got all of these Marxist policies in place. So what they're doing in
00:31:41.900Nova Scotia is much like what you guys are planning to do, run an independent, common sense
00:31:48.180candidate in every one of their provincial ridings in their upcoming election, which is 18 months
00:31:53.440away now i understand that manitoba's election is two months from now and we probably haven't
00:31:58.920got time to cultivate enough candidates for the 57 seats at this particular stage but if something
00:32:05.060like this can could happen and develop and grow and become part of the grassroots we may have a
00:32:12.200chance at getting out of this not in this next election in manitoba but the one following yeah
00:32:16.940you're absolutely right and you know we're and we're not just you know we're not just a bunch
00:32:22.020of kooks that want to talk about politics all the time we've got you know we've got these live
00:32:26.940tours coming up and there's one in Winnipeg on Monday night and you know some of it's about
00:32:34.980just visiting you know just seeing your neighbor just seeing that person that you saw on zoom for
00:32:41.500the last two weeks meeting new people talking about ideas so there is presentations going on
00:32:47.360you know there's music there's presentations there's uh there's gonna be a read if you want
00:32:55.480to bring some you gotta bring your own food well you know what i'm glad you i'm actually glad you
00:33:02.060asked that not not to be silly but we're a grassroots organization what does that mean
00:33:06.000we don't charge membership we don't charge um uh for we don't ask for donations we don't sell
00:33:13.880t-shirts and i don't have anything against anybody that wants to sell a t-shirt but we don't sell
00:33:18.980t-shirts we don't charge for memberships what we do is we provide you with resources we provide you
00:33:24.900with community we provide you with education you want to hand out some posters or business cards
00:33:29.940you can download them on our website you can print off a whole bunch of them give them out
00:33:33.500but don't come to us and say well i want 400 posters because everything that you see is coming
00:33:41.360out of whoever's pocket it is who is interested in that you know if your skill set and your
00:33:48.420interest is to help with um printing cards then folks have been going out and getting the cards
00:33:53.980printed paying for themselves and distributing them you know we have local print of a local
00:33:58.260printer in winnipeg i've got to tell you how great they've been to us but i can't name them because
00:34:04.300of the fear of backlash from the government it's incredible are we still getting that
00:34:09.780Yeah. Oh, my goodness. That's that's a shame. You know, it's interesting. On September 20th, there is going to be the one million March for kids. And this has been created by Dana Raven News out in St. John's, Newfoundland. This is going to be a nationwide initiative. And Mike Vujakas of Voyage Funeral Homes and I are handling the Winnipeg portion of this.
00:34:33.880We're wondering, first of all, if you'd be interested in coming out and speaking at that.
00:34:37.300I know I'm putting you on the spot in front of all these people, but we'd love to have you because we always enjoy listening to what you have to say.
00:34:44.260It's it's always good. We know you've been a huge contributor to all of this.
00:34:48.500But what blows my mind still is that people are scared of the government, because let's be honest.
00:34:55.360We've been hearing a lot in the last couple of weeks about mask mandates possibly returning because of this new scariant that's making the rounds across our country, across the continent, actually.
00:35:07.760And it disturbs me, Ken, that people may fall back into those same fears and put the mask back on and go and stand in line for another shot because they don't want to face down the government.
00:35:20.220How do we get these people to stand up in a block?
00:35:23.740Well, that's the key, right? You can't run before you walk. So again, part of our strategy is not
00:35:32.120just to create this loose group that meets on Zoom once in a while. It's to create a real
00:35:38.000community of folks. We get together, we talk, we visibly are with each other in a public place,
00:35:46.240and they start to build this community. So now there's loyalty within the group,
00:35:50.440the strength within the group you really get to talk to somebody you know zoom is a cool thing
00:35:55.560what we're doing now is a cool thing and it's convenient but that's not what human reaction
00:36:01.220is about you don't build a community you don't build strength and courage over a zoom call you
00:36:07.660do it in person so that's part of our strategy here you know we're we're we've got i think seven
00:36:14.240live events coming up right across manitoba in the next few weeks you know we're in gimli this
00:36:19.180sunday at two o'clock we're in winnipeg on monday night at kilkona park at 6 30 at night
00:36:24.760selker on tuesday uh winkler wednesday of september 6th or sorry the the selker date september 5th
00:36:33.440winkler september 6th brandon september 8th dauphin september 9th uh swan river september 10th oh
00:36:40.600there you go there you go and uh there's a democracy tour yep there's a an agenda on there
00:36:46.580But I'm telling you, there's some cool stuff that we're working out.
00:36:49.900We're working out the final details of some interesting stuff.
00:39:29.020So I'm willing to sit down with this certain political party and discuss exactly what they want to say.
00:39:35.240and if what they want to say meets with our approval then we'll allow it but what we want
00:39:42.840is yeah we want the parents to know what the heck is going on with their kids in schools
00:39:48.000but more importantly we want this curriculum gone from every single school in this province in this
00:39:56.540country but because we're fighting this battle province by province it's going to be every
00:40:00.480single school and library in this province it's got to go it's poisonous yeah you know last night
00:40:08.840at our i mentioned a little earlier at our zoom event uh normally we have we have a real mixture
00:40:14.240of people on there and last night we had a lady by the name of tasha fishman she's from bc and
00:40:19.200she's very much um uh involved in the uh million march and she put on a really nice really
00:40:26.480informative presentation folks can uh get it off of the manitoba stronger together there's a
00:40:32.260a page called um video and we've started to record our guest speakers now and um and she's on there
00:40:41.740and if anybody's interested in exactly what we're talking about that is a really good presentation
00:40:48.060to watch this is uh guys this is manitobastrongertogether.ca again that is manitobastrongertogether.ca
00:40:59.500go check it out go through it look around join blog vision live why bison resources contact and
00:41:05.780all of that it's a great initiative another one put together by ken drysdale ken thank you so much
00:41:11.420for coming on tonight really appreciate you taking the time and whenever you want to get an update
00:41:16.460out there please let me know and we'll do just that thank you i really appreciate that i look
00:41:20.680forward to seeing you on the 20th all right thank you i'll give you the details after we're off the
00:41:25.500air sorry to put you on the spot like that no problem okay bye for now that is ken drysdale
00:41:32.380you guys uh commissioner with the national citizens inquiry the guy behind the true fact c19.ca and
00:41:40.700of course now the manitoba stronger together tour ken tells me he's also reached out to
00:41:46.220representatives people who were interested in implementing something like this or a program
00:41:51.800like this in other provinces and maybe at some point not in the next federal election but maybe
00:42:00.240the one after that if the entire global agenda has not been put in place just yet maybe we still
00:42:06.620have a little bit of time we can try this federally how about that getting rid of political parties
00:42:15.260that is something that people have identified as a problem for a very long time now if we can get
00:42:23.040rid of the political parties in the hierarchy because it's like you starting a job with
00:42:28.460Canada life let's just say you start off at the bottom and you want to work your way to the top
00:42:32.820and maybe eventually if you got a little bit of determination drive and ambition you want to be
00:42:38.520the ceo one day you want to be the boss and so you climb that ladder you step by step by step
00:42:46.060you do the work you brown nose your way around you play the game finally you get to middle
00:42:50.220management then maybe maybe you become the vp in charge of whatever and then the president just
00:42:56.920kind of decides i'm retiring oh you're the president when the board elects you as the
00:43:03.480CEO the chief executive officer wow that's what life is like in a political party
00:43:11.340political party is an organization just like smaller but just like Canada Life just like
00:43:20.140any other company that's out there there's a leader there's a board of directors and then
00:43:26.160there's a hierarchy that flows on down how do you think they pick their cabinets and their critics
00:43:30.840ah you've been doing a good job you're one of my boys i'm going to make you the
00:43:36.880minister of uh health you there you can be the i like you you can be the minister of education
00:43:44.580this is not about merit it's not about who's best for the job it's about whether you're one of the
00:43:51.280boys that's how a political party operates now imagine if we're able to take all of that away
00:44:00.080and just concentrate on electing somebody who truly wants to represent the people of her or his
00:44:06.640riding of that constituency because that's where they're from that's where they live
00:44:13.440and they want to do good by their friends family and neighbors and so we send that person to the
00:44:21.940legislature or that person to parliament or to city or town council not because he's wearing
00:44:29.000an orange shirt or a red tie or a blue jacket but because she is true to her beliefs she cannot be
00:44:39.820bought and will only work in the best interests of the people he or she represents that's what
00:44:47.780democracy is really supposed to be all about but it's become a shell game as kent says a game of
00:44:53.540money a game of dollars you get out there and you spend fifty thousand dollars in one riding
00:44:59.680advertising for a certain party jeb fink running for the conservative party of manitoba jeb well
00:45:08.280well that political party is doing fundraising year round they raise millions of dollars every
00:45:14.660single year and they spend that money on elections campaigning advertising
00:45:21.680and an independent person simply hasn't got a chance in that environment
00:45:26.540so that person has got to go out door to door to door to door and make sure that people know he or
00:45:34.580she is running this is the situation being faced in winnipeg north with patrick allard right now
00:45:39.840Now, Patrick Allard, like him or not, and I have a lot of respect for Pat, got a lot of time for Pat.
00:45:47.380He's shown a lot of balls through all this nonsense.
00:45:51.220And now he's running for MLA in the upcoming election in Manitoba as an independent against the NDP, the progressive conservatives, and even the weak-ass liberal party of Manitoba.0.59
00:46:04.600And I certainly hope that people in that riding will take notice.
00:46:10.900His campaign headquarters has been vandalized already.
00:46:50.320And I'm expecting that Mike is going to join the show before we get to that to discuss the September 20th One Million March for Kids dot com initiative in Winnipeg.
00:47:02.600Mike and I will be running that. All right.
00:47:06.440This is not anybody else. And I understand there's a lot of organizers who have done incredible jobs over the past three, three and a half years, getting people together for rallies and marches and speeches and all of that.
00:47:19.660and if you are one of those people we absolutely welcome you onto our team but
00:47:26.080because i have been asked so many times by so many different people locally to do this
00:47:35.500that i decided to go ahead and do this and i'm doing it with my buddy mike boy jack is who's
00:47:41.980here right now hey mike uh listen we got a big job in front of us the dog is barking do you want
00:47:47.400pop off and pop back on i think he's barking at you he knows i'm talking to you shadow oh i see
00:47:53.740well can you close the door yeah give me uh give me a little i'll pop back on again all right pop
00:48:01.480back on and in the meantime i want to cover a story here because there's something something
00:48:07.200interesting that happened out of saskatchewan yesterday and here it is from tfi global news
00:48:13.720dot com premier scott moe has decided to make a statement amid the ongoing contentious discussion
00:48:20.520about gender policies in canadian schools there is scott moe there the recent actions of the
00:48:27.240federal government led by justin trudeau have sparked significant controversy and unrest among
00:48:32.160canadian families trudeau's embrace of woke policies took a disturbing turn when he allowed
00:48:37.480students under 16 to alter their gender or pronouns without parental consent now obviously
00:48:43.220trudeau does not have the power to do that but he does have the power to pressure provincial
00:48:49.180governments into doing it by threatening to withhold funding which he has done this decision
00:48:55.840triggered widespread protests and even led to school closures across the country trudeau's
00:49:00.580response blaming the backlash on supposed far-right conspiracies only further fueled public anger and
00:49:06.140discontent. However, amid this turmoil, several provinces took a firm stance against this policy.
00:49:12.480New Brunswick emerged as a champion of parental rights by amending policy 713, ensuring that
00:49:17.640parental dissent is mandatory for any changes to students' gender or pronouns below the age of 16.
00:49:24.580This move ignited a heated exchange between Trudeau and Premier Blaine Higgs, joining later
00:49:29.000the province of Manitoba, which imposed a similar measure restricting students from changing their
00:49:33.880names, genders, and pronouns in schools. Now, before we go any further with this story,
00:49:40.520I want to ask Mike Vojjakis here, who's going to be coming back on here. Hey, Mike, did you make
00:49:46.460sure that we're going to have some quiet time? We got some privacy. There's my orange mic. Sorry,
00:49:52.980we got some privacy now. Listen, I found out today that Premier Heather Stephenson has announced the
00:50:00.180changes in regards to parental rights and school children in manitoba but i didn't know she had
00:50:05.900said anything about this did she make some kind of a quiet announcement have you heard anything
00:50:10.240yourself about any of this no but uh you know as we talked earlier today uh we were going to have
00:50:17.020a meeting and now uh i was telling you that she was going to announce that and and she did obviously
00:50:23.000i never heard it yet but it's about time i mean if we're going to have a premier in this city
00:50:28.920in this province we need the premier to stand up for what's right and if the premier is not going
00:50:34.120to stand up for what's right then we will not vote for that premier to be re-elected again
00:50:38.440because the people have the choice of making a difference yeah but the problem in manitoba i
00:50:43.960mean let's be honest and this is huge problem yeah mike and i uh we got together uh for lunch today
00:50:49.880with a couple of other folks and the problem here is that we don't really have a conservative party
00:50:55.400in manitoba much like british columbia we've got three parties that are left leaning some more than
00:51:00.840others that's pretty much how it is in this province now the progressive conservatives
00:51:05.800probably should just take conservatives out of their title and be called the progressive party
00:51:10.200because they have gone along with a lot of this woke nonsense and ultimately even though parents
00:51:15.720are sitting or not parents but some people are suggesting politicians mostly suggesting that this
00:51:20.120is an issue over parental rights i believe that these curriculums need to be removed from schools
00:51:28.260and libraries they are publicly funded and i i don't see any reason why these people feel it's
00:51:34.320so important to get an eight-year-old to identify what gender they are when they should be playing
00:51:40.440in a freaking sandbox yeah you know you kind of wonder what's happened to the world i mean when
00:51:44.640we were young we grew up and we were able to enjoy our childhood and and have fun and play
00:51:49.760with our friends and find more exciting things to talk about other than what they're talking about
00:51:53.880in schools now. And I think it's wrong. I think it's wrong to do that to our young children and
00:51:59.520to bring them up the way they want to bring them up. That's why we have parents. Our parents are
00:52:03.860responsible for us. Our parents guide us in the best direction they possibly can. And to take
00:52:08.400parents' rights away, to know what their children are doing or have a say is 100% wrong. And I know
00:52:14.600for one i will never stand up for that and everything i do is for the children and for
00:52:22.560your great-grandchildren and the future generation that's going to take over this world and we need
00:52:26.760to allow them to to have their childhood we need to allow them to play with their friends and we
00:52:31.780need to keep their minds innocent and clear yeah so dana metcalf raven news came on the show on
00:52:38.840Monday night. You saw that. And she is introducing something called the one million March for
00:52:46.720children. You guys hopefully can see the website. It's right up here. One million March for
00:52:53.460children.com is the website. So the registration page is up. What I want you guys to understand
00:53:00.540about this registration page is if you are an individual or a group of people who want to take
00:53:07.220part in this event you don't have to register all right this is not something that you have to do
00:53:13.220this is going to be up to the organizers from each province each city each town even to go ahead and
00:53:19.140register for this because they just want to know who is handling what in what town that that's all
00:53:26.080it is as an individual or a group of people who want to attend this event in again whichever city
00:53:31.540that you want to attend you do not have to fill out this form all you have to do is find your
00:53:37.800local organizer there should be making a facebook page or a website or something and i'll try and
00:53:43.020find every single organizer across this country and have them or at least their websites or their
00:53:48.600facebook groups or their signal groups or their telegram groups on this show so you guys can find
00:53:54.300the person who is organizing the event in your locality and go ahead and get involved in it in
00:53:59.780some way even if it's only showing up with a sign this is also happening during a work day
00:54:06.500this is happening on september 20th that's a wednesday now this is fantastic news because
00:54:12.940what mike what was the biggest complaint that i had through the entire covid shutdown era when it
00:54:19.100came to the rallies well people would take off on the weekends it's the weekends people had things
00:54:23.960to do but during the week no well yes but protesting on the weekend what good is that
00:54:29.860if you're going to go to the legislature and there's nobody there exactly i mean it happened
00:54:34.940a lot right there was nobody there nobody cared but shadow i just want to say that this is a
00:54:39.980chance for people to get off their chairs and to make a difference it's a chance to get out
00:54:45.380and join and unite as one this isn't about race or color or anything to do with that it's not about
00:54:50.560vaccine status or non-vaccine status. It's about uniting as communities, as a city, as a province
00:54:56.040and coming together and show that we care for our children and that we're not going to put up with
00:55:00.560this. Shadow and myself deeply care about your child or children. We're doing this from the
00:55:06.540bottom of our hearts. We're both busy guys, but we want to do the right things. We want your kids to
00:55:11.120have the right upbringing. We want your kids to have the right education. We want your kids to
00:55:16.460have their childhood so we're standing up and making a difference and we would like you to
00:55:21.540join us and make a difference with us walk with us bring signs we don't want this to be a violent
00:55:26.620thing we don't want any signs that say f trudeau or whatever the case may be we want this to be
00:55:32.140about our children and our children's future and to stand up for what's right and stop this nonsense
00:55:38.320that's going on the taxpayers are paying for you also need to understand if you're going to go out
00:55:43.820and take part in any one of these marches anywhere across the country guys that antifa members will
00:55:50.240be out counter protesting and they will be using antifa tactics they will be trying to antagonize
00:55:57.700you into a physical altercation they will be trying to maybe even spray you with some kind
00:56:03.460of fluid they will i mean i i'm not kidding they're going to try and provoke you into fighting
00:56:09.460back defending yourself or thinking that you're defending yourself and then once you do what they
00:56:15.940do is they cower they drop into a ball on the ground and they say he's hurting me he's hurting
00:56:20.880me he's hurting me he's hurting me what happens then the police are forced to jump in it's just
00:56:25.160like the instigator in a hockey fight who rarely gets the penalty usually it's the person who
00:56:29.400retaliates you cannot retaliate to these people now depending on where you live the size of the
00:56:36.780antifa counter protest will you know show up large in toronto probably not so big in a place
00:56:43.840like regina moose jaw winnipeg's got a pretty uh healthy sized antifa group and they will be0.99
00:56:49.480coming out in force to try to provoke you into doing something stupid do not take that bait0.97
00:56:56.140yeah we're just in vancouver uh just one sec mike in vancouver stand united we are the resistance1.00
00:57:02.160Those are the folks who will be handling the event in Vancouver.
00:57:23.720we know there's a fellow named mahmoud mora who is handling the event in calgary i'm not sure
00:57:33.260who's handling it in saskatchewan yet if nadine ness of unified grassroots may be involved i'll
00:57:38.140be talking to her at some point soon what we're going to try and do you guys is get as many
00:57:42.140organizers from as many different cities on the show at some point in the next couple of weeks
00:57:46.740as we possibly can to let you know exactly who is handling what in your city or town so that you can
00:57:52.600take part in this that is the biggest the biggest issue we're going to face is the communications
00:57:57.300issue so i ask you to go to one million march for children.com one the number one million march
00:58:06.320the number four children.com because they will be updating that website daily and um this we're
00:58:16.820hoping well you know what mike and i were talking about this today and uh i would like to realistically
00:58:23.680mike suggest that we could get 10 000 people and you know shadow there's something about
00:58:30.200the power of people together not only does it fit for this for our children but it shows that
00:58:36.960shows the government and others that people do have the power that's why we need to come out
00:58:41.400if you're a grandparent bring your grandkids if you're a mom or dad bring your kids pull them out
00:58:45.880school that day, pull them out of school. And this walk is about children. So what we're going to do
00:58:50.720is we're going to get the children to be at the beginning of the walk. And Shadow's going to have
00:58:55.000a little contest on his show so we can have 40 or 30 kids holding that banner that we're going to
00:59:00.940make up. So we're going to put on a very classy event in Winnipeg. We're going to do it to the
00:59:05.160best of our ability, but we need your help. We really, really need you to join us. We're asking
00:59:09.400you to be a part of a great event that's going to go down in history as being one of the most
00:59:13.740powerful events that ever hit Winnipeg streets and we could do it together and unite as one and
00:59:20.240I love the fact that you know I've talked with the members of the Filipino community and and
00:59:25.280other communities the Greek community which I'm involved in and there's going to be all types of
00:59:30.320people at this event and it's about us finally finally coming together and uniting as one and
00:59:36.660making a difference and the difference is for the right reason it's for our children our
00:59:40.820grandchildren your children and the way they're going to be raised and what we don't want them
00:59:45.700to learn in school at such early ages yeah you know i mean and we're we're going to be taking
00:59:50.280video we're going to be taking photos um we've got a great photographer who's got a drone one of
00:59:56.640very few uh drone qualified photographers in manitoba who's going to be coming out for this
01:00:02.180i talked to him yesterday he's going to bring his full gear out and he's going to be flying
01:00:06.180his drones and uh it is going to be a fun fun event we're going to also have a stages set up
01:00:12.100at speakers and sound system set up at the forks and at the ledge at the west side and rysdale
01:00:17.340said yes by the way he's going to be appearing incredible way to put a guy on the spot
01:00:21.360well how could he say no right so uh mike myself christine ronceray who has been
01:00:30.640leading the charge she has spoken at winnipeg city council she has been fighting these
01:00:35.600these awful books the books that we're against we want to pull these things out of schools
01:00:40.580i mean they talk about felching they talk about i'm not even going to get into the content of
01:00:47.060some of these books that are available for kids as young as five six years old we talked about
01:00:51.620some of the videos that kids are watching in school and uh you know as we talked about it
01:00:55.300shadow and i were having lunch and i really uh wanted to leave the room and i was disturbed
01:00:59.800as a grown man never mind as a child having to watch this and go home and talk to their parents
01:01:05.020about it. And we talked to a gentleman today, we'll mention any names, but we asked how he felt
01:01:09.820about what his kids are seeing in school. And he was disturbed and disgusted and he was beyond
01:01:16.580himself. And Shadow and I both were too, hearing his story of what his kids had to listen to in
01:01:23.180school. Yeah, it's not cool. Mike, all right, listen, we're going to wrap up this show. I want
01:01:27.840you to stay on the line. We're going to get going with Ask the Funeral Director on Facebook Live.
01:01:33.060so it's going to be on the ass who shows up at all the uh events uh dressed like an undertaker0.98
01:01:38.540what's that who's that guy he's not dressed like an undertaker he's dressed like the grim reaper0.98
01:01:42.540oh the grim reaper yeah sort of like an undertaker i i wonder if he's gonna be there shadow his name
01:01:47.140is chris something oh you know his name yeah we outed him a few months ago but i think they
01:01:53.880probably alternate so these people they show that for those of you that don't know you're watching
01:01:58.400from outside of winnipeg this guy shows up in his little grim reaper costume with his little scythe
01:02:03.680and he stands a couple of hundred yards away and he just stands there and stares at us you're all
01:02:09.380gonna die right like that kind of thing it's like he thinks it's intimidating but it's not
01:02:16.080uh yeah his name is chris something or other i can't remember he's probably one of the guys
01:02:20.280watching on rumble right now who's giving me a thumbs down one of the three people we've got
01:02:24.680500 thumbs up and we got like three thumbs down he's one of those guys
01:02:28.780the antifa guy but that's how they act they act like children you've seen them if you want to
01:02:34.960watch how antifa responds to actual normal rational minded common sense people just go
01:02:41.380and watch any video david menzies is in on rebel news and you'll see for yourself they are throwing
01:02:46.780water on him they're beating him with umbrellas uh they they circle and they try to menace him you
01:02:54.340know like 15 16 of them they have a circle around them like sharks it's i think something we should
01:02:59.640mention for people that are afraid that violence may break out or they're afraid to bring their
01:03:05.280kids because they may think it's going to be a violent time we are going to be in contact with
01:03:09.860the city want to pay police and i know i remember standing beside shadow on broadway when natifa
01:03:14.860was on one side and we were on the other side and there was a line of police officers
01:03:18.900dressed in riot gear protecting both sides so don't be afraid to come come because you want
01:03:26.660to do it for the right reason and the one to pay police i'm sure will be uh cooperating with us
01:03:31.700and they're in full force i will be in in contact with them and let them know our routes and and
01:03:36.580i'm sure they're going to be there to protect the citizens of the city and the children of the city
01:03:40.980okay mike uh hang in we're going to do ask the funeral director in just a couple of minutes
01:03:45.260We're going to begin with that, and we're going to do that on the Ask the Funeral Director Facebook page, and we're also going to do that on the Shadow at Night Facebook page.
01:03:53.900So we're going to be staying on Facebook tonight for Ask the Funeral Director coming up in just a couple of minutes.
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