The Shadoe Davis Show - December 21, 2023


Shadoe at Nite Weds Dec. 20th⧸ Is Danielle Smith Canada's last hope?


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00:01:30.000 hi everybody uh just i just dropped my pen and i have to have my pen in my hand in order to be
00:01:50.320 able to speak i don't know what it is i think it's an old habit i i picked up during my time
00:01:55.720 on radio. And so in the last 20 seconds before you saw me on screen calmly tell you hello,
00:02:03.760 I was feverishly crawling on the ground looking for this. But now that I have it, I feel much
00:02:10.060 better. Welcome to Shadow at Night. This is Wednesday, December the 20th, 2023. On the
00:02:16.920 show tonight is danielle smith canada's last hope asides from us politically speaking is danielle
00:02:29.000 smith canada's last hope now i know there's a lot of you who don't believe that she's doing
00:02:34.460 what she's doing for the right reasons at all some of you are saying well she still believes
00:02:39.440 and climate change look that narrative has been so ingrained in the canadian psych over the last
00:02:48.740 25 30 years now that every single person in this country especially the younger ones with the
00:02:57.340 exception of people like us believe that that is actually a thing and so it's almost like telling
00:03:05.020 somebody the earth is flat or the moon landing didn't happen you're saying the the moon landing
00:03:14.720 didn't happen you're saying climate change doesn't exist those two are exactly the same in many
00:03:20.920 people's minds and so can any conservative come out and say you know what this is all a bunch of
00:03:28.580 crap without getting skewered in the left-wing corporate media over and over and over again i
00:03:34.760 mean i'm talking bad wingnut conspiracy theorist how did this person ever get elected premier in
00:03:40.800 the first place my god what's going on in this country unlike america canada is is
00:03:48.040 let's just say a lot more lost so in order to stop that narrative and turn it around think of it like
00:03:58.100 a tanker an oil tanker cruising across the ocean you can't just turn it around you've got to slow
00:04:06.140 it down with no brakes mind you it just needs to slow down and then you slowly turn it around the
00:04:14.980 other way and then you pick up some steam it's going to take some time so can any conservative
00:04:22.740 politician just say climate change doesn't exist and get away with it probably not probably not
00:04:30.180 and that's the problem that we face not just with that but with covid with masks
00:04:38.800 with those shots all of that stuff it got ingrained in people so quickly that that was the truth the
00:04:45.480 real and honest to god truth because why would they lie to us that when you say something against
00:04:51.200 the narrative they just react to you like you're you're crazy like you're an alien like you've got
00:04:55.860 three heads what are you talking about you're a conspiracy theorist and they won't even think
00:05:01.400 before they speak they're programmed and so that's what we're facing we have to deprogram
00:05:09.460 and and the worst thing about it is we can't reprogram them because that would be doing
00:05:18.280 what we're against so we have to let them find their own way sad as that might be because they
00:05:25.960 might just fall back into the cult they probably will some of them anyway anyway all right let's
00:05:34.360 go say some hellos to people who have been sitting there saying hello to me and everybody else on
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00:07:19.040 youtube regulations but i guess we'll find out so carrie hello how are you yeah last night wow
00:07:26.160 what a show it was two hours long ken mccarthy the author of a book well fauci's first fraud
00:07:33.140 is a book that he's written but he's his new one is called what the nurses saw and such
00:07:38.660 fascinating insight and such great information he shared last night yes it was very difficult
00:07:44.660 keeping ken on point because he's got a lot to say and a lot of topics to cover there's no doubt
00:07:49.680 about that but ultimately great having him on and we will get him on for a part two in the new year
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00:10:19.620 to the bail hearing which was held in alberta today for chris carbert who is one of the coots
00:10:24.960 four mocha has been doing a fantastic job of covering that he was the only journalist there
00:10:30.900 today the first two rows apparently the first two rows of seats in the courthouse were reserved for
00:10:36.460 media and he was the only one there rebel news didn't show up true north didn't show up obviously
00:10:42.580 none of the marxist corporate media showed up but mocha was there so mocha you have been doing a
00:10:47.980 fantastic job well done young man people's party of canada leader maxime bernier is guilty guilty
00:10:56.740 of violating a Saskatchewan public health order according to a provincial court judgment
00:11:00.500 released this month. This is brand new. It came off the left-wing corporate CTV website just about
00:11:06.500 an hour ago. As part of his Mad Max Saskatchewan tour, Bernier held a rally in Saskatoon in May of
00:11:13.040 2021 when COVID-19 restrictions limited public gatherings to a maximum of 10 people. Remember
00:11:19.460 that remember what they were doing uh 10 people in public and then the next week it would be
00:11:25.940 five and then the next week it would be no restriction and then three days later it's
00:11:30.520 30 and then you can go to a football game 30 000 people what and then the week after that
00:11:39.520 no five people again and you can't have anybody over either stupid i would love to see the science
00:11:47.780 behind these ridiculous regulations they were imposing on us i don't think there is any
00:11:53.460 i think they were doing it just to see if we'd do it and they succeeded didn't they because what
00:12:01.500 was the penalty the process just like mad max experienced today over 40 attendees who were
00:12:09.020 issued fines after the rally showed up to fight the charges at a trial in 2022 which had to be
00:12:14.120 held at an event center to accommodate the size in a december 14th written decision provincial
00:12:19.880 court judge quentin douglas agnew found all but seven defendants guilty the 38 page judgment
00:12:26.860 tackles a broad range of arguments including charter challenges the validity and quality
00:12:31.280 of video and photographic evidence of pseudo legal claims and other irrelevant matters
00:12:35.980 pseudo legal claims of the seven people found not guilty the judge couldn't prove beyond a
00:12:42.400 reasonable doubt that they attended the event. They seem to have been misidentified or appeared
00:12:47.940 to be at the event only in passing. So Mad Max is guilty again. I believe he's going to get a
00:12:55.220 $1,296 fine for his trouble. All right. Getting to the bail hearing today of Chris Carbert,
00:13:03.980 one of the Coots Four. This is the final thread that Mocha released today, and he was
00:13:11.600 releasing updates all day long you can go ahead and see them on his x page if you like breaking
00:13:17.100 and this came in about an hour ago so this was eight or nine hours long today the prosecution
00:13:22.820 argued their case the defense argued theirs there was a long break the judge came back
00:13:27.280 listened to more arguments and then adjourned the hearing to january the 8th
00:13:34.760 between now and then the judge will announce the date for delivering the decision
00:13:39.460 people leaving the courtroom with tears in their eyes
00:13:44.080 i think mocha's been doing a fantastic job so i i don't know why they would have to adjourn this
00:14:01.180 leave him in jail for christmas teach him a lesson you know there was what was this movie
00:14:06.320 called from years ago. It had to do with Alcatraz. It starred Kevin Bacon and Christian
00:14:10.200 Slater. And Kevin Bacon played a guy who was held in solitary confinement for three
00:14:19.660 years. And that case, I'm not sure if this is absolutely true, the movie, but apparently
00:14:28.660 that case in itself was responsible for the closure of Alcatraz. As a prison, it's still
00:14:34.960 open as a tourist attraction but as a prison i believe that case was monumental in having that
00:14:40.360 that prison closed down what was that movie called anybody know write it down in the comments i can't
00:14:48.180 remember but it's sad very sad movie all right so everybody is still talking about this canada
00:14:54.820 to announce all new cars must be zero emission by 2035 you guys heard about that yesterday i saw
00:15:00.740 people posting posting on social media about it and um they're beside themselves as they should
00:15:07.760 be i mean 2024 is what 11 days away so it's going to be 11 years 11 years and every and that's not
00:15:16.280 long 11 years from now every vehicle sold every new vehicle sold will have to be electric now
00:15:24.520 maybe there's going to be amazing improvements in electric vehicles by then or maybe they'll
00:15:29.760 have a new energy source or maybe they'll be flying cars finally by then i doubt it
00:15:34.460 i truly doubt it and will we be able to drive will us proletariat be able to have a car anyway
00:15:43.340 probably not that will be for the the elite privileged people to drive around and we'll
00:15:49.280 be taking public transit walking maybe riding bikes because it's good for the environment
00:15:54.300 it don't you know so people are up in arms about this which politician has come out and said all
00:16:01.640 right this is absolutely ridiculous i haven't heard polyev say anything about it have you
00:16:05.580 i've looked he's doing year-end interviews all across the country right now so he's busy with
00:16:12.180 the housing stuff and not talking about his immigration targets at least not in numbers
00:16:16.900 anyhow, who is talking about it? Daniel Smith is talking about it. Is Daniel Smith actually
00:16:26.340 Canada's last best hope? And again, I know a lot of you guys, especially in Alberta, are not quite
00:16:36.040 100% satisfied with the job she's been doing so far. And that's because you're doing your best
00:16:42.360 to keep her feet to the fire as you should be as you should be because these politicians
00:16:48.240 left unchecked just kind of go off on their own way and start developing work on their own little
00:16:54.500 passion projects so you've got to keep them focused you've got to keep especially with a
00:16:59.720 narrow victory in the election last year she knows that she has a chance to lose in the next election
00:17:06.100 if she doesn't do the things the people want her to do.
00:17:10.600 Scott Moe of Saskatchewan knows the same thing.
00:17:14.920 Now, Wab Canu here in Manitoba, he knows no such thing.
00:17:18.100 He just got elected.
00:17:19.700 And pretty soon, you can bet the Marxist policies will start flowing outward,
00:17:24.140 just like in BC where the NDP is in no trouble.
00:17:27.220 Doug Ford, is it Doug Ford, Rob Ford?
00:17:29.120 Doug Ford in Ontario is in no trouble at all.
00:17:31.360 His polls continue to look good, even though he's not a conservative, not at all.
00:17:35.240 He's an oligarch.
00:17:36.100 that's different so danielle smith is the only one speaking out against this nonsense this is
00:17:44.720 from life site news and she continues to speak out against the marxist totalitarian dictatorship we
00:17:52.460 have as our federal government right now danielle smith vows to fight trudeau's unconstitutional
00:17:59.620 plan to ban gas-powered cars alberta's premier called a federal government directive that all
00:18:05.320 new vehicles are electric by 2035 a disaster everything they do she speaks out against
00:18:13.520 because she's right to do that everything that they're doing has been unconstitutional
00:18:20.240 or challenged constitutionally and some of the stuff they're doing has been held up
00:18:25.940 by the liberal supreme court we have in place right now in our country danielle smith made
00:18:30.660 it crystal clear she intends to fight with everything at her disposal, what she called
00:18:35.640 an unconstitutional new federal government mandate that all new cars and trucks by 2035
00:18:40.840 be electric, which would in effect ban the sale of new gasoline or diesel-only powered
00:18:48.480 vehicles after that year.
00:18:49.720 The government of Alberta will do everything within its legal jurisdiction to thwart implementation
00:18:54.660 of these unconstitutional regulations in our province, Smith said in a statement yesterday
00:19:00.380 on the ev mandate that was posted to x on tuesday stephen gilbo announced the electric vehicle
00:19:07.160 availability standard it's a plan that will try try to mandate more ev or so-called zero emission
00:19:13.960 vehicles sales via increasing targets per year so we're not going to go through the whole thing
00:19:18.800 because it's ridiculous it's never going to fly anyway but danielle smith continues to speak out
00:19:24.540 on this nonsense oh wait a minute polyev said he would overturn trudeau's draconian ev mandate
00:19:32.200 excellent excellent good news that's the first i've seen it um but danielle smith continues to
00:19:38.660 say the government is acting unconstitutionally she says northern communities are expected to
00:19:43.620 face more difficulties with the transition to zeves due to prolonged periods of cold temperatures
00:19:50.320 that may affect the range of battery-powered electric vehicles.
00:19:54.960 She said Albertans will not freeze in the dark,
00:19:58.940 which is good for her.
00:20:01.180 Now, look at the things that she has been doing
00:20:03.600 since elected Premier.
00:20:06.080 I'm not saying elected as the party leader
00:20:08.600 and became Premier.
00:20:09.680 I'm saying elected since the election in Alberta in May.
00:20:13.180 She's been speaking out relentlessly.
00:20:15.100 She has invoked the Sovereignty Act in Alberta already.
00:20:18.420 and look at the headlines that she faces as well from national newspapers alberta premier daniel
00:20:25.320 smith slams federal emissions cap sovereignty act smith escalates fight with stephen gilbo
00:20:31.180 with sovereignty act daniel smith serves as judge jury and executioner now this is a good one don
00:20:37.080 martin says why daniel smith is my political newsmaker of the year daniel smith's not so
00:20:42.200 great adventure from canada's national observer in climate news uh smith says it wasn't her
00:20:47.900 decision to next job offer to alberta public health doctor she is under pressure relentlessly
00:20:52.900 from the media some good most bad and she continues to stand up for the people of her province and is
00:21:02.120 it any wonder that of all the provinces people continue to flock to alberta i mean that's
00:21:09.980 not a fluke, my friends. So is Daniel Smith Canada's last best hope? People might be saying
00:21:18.200 Pierre Polyev, Maxime Bernier. I've mentioned those guys already in the show tonight. Polyev's
00:21:22.580 job is to oppose Trudeau. That's what he's supposed to do as the official leader of the opposition
00:21:27.460 in Canada, right? The federal government is not nearly as accessible as provincial or civic
00:21:35.260 governments when it comes to one-on-one contact. Maybe some MPs are, but most of the time they're
00:21:40.500 in Ottawa. Some may come back, they go on the barbecue circuit or they're doing Christmas
00:21:46.440 junkets or whatever it is they do. And they rarely respond to people. I'm not going to paint them all
00:21:51.540 with the same brush, but try and get the prime minister in a room. Good luck with that. Surrounded
00:21:57.800 by security and whatnot. Yes, we can hold their feet to the fire and we should, and we will,
00:22:04.220 but ultimately what danielle smith is doing it's not based on ideology like what trudeau is doing
00:22:11.500 it's based upon common sense and that's the difference and as a provincial leader i guess
00:22:19.620 she's seen as maybe an underdog kind of like a david versus goliath story yet she continues to
00:22:24.620 fight and i like that about her so we need more danielle smiths out there more of them
00:22:33.620 in every province. Trump is ineligible for office under the 14th Amendment's insurrectionist ban,
00:22:43.380 Colorado Supreme Court rules. I told you a little bit about this last night.
00:22:47.900 So this is a story came down yesterday from CNN. Why did I pick CNN? Because I wanted to hear what
00:22:54.760 the other side sounds like. In a stunning and unprecedented decision, the Colorado Supreme
00:23:00.820 Court Tuesday removed former President Donald Trump from the state's 2024 ballot in the primaries,
00:23:08.180 ruling that he isn't an eligible presidential candidate because of the 14th Amendment's
00:23:12.280 insurrectionist ban. The 4-3 ruling will be placed on hold until January 4th, pending Trump's appeal
00:23:19.160 to the U.S. Supreme Court, which could settle the matter for the nation. The state Supreme Court's
00:23:24.980 decision only applies in Colorado, but the historic ruling will roil the 2024 presidential campaign
00:23:31.240 Colorado election officials have said the matter needs to be settled by January 5th,
00:23:35.100 which is the statutory deadline to set the list of candidates for the GOP primary scheduled for March the 5th.
00:23:43.520 The majority wrote in their unsigned opinion,
00:23:49.460 President Trump did not merely incite the insurrection,
00:23:53.420 even when the siege on the Capitol was fully underway.
00:23:56.200 He continued to support it by repeatedly demanding that Mike Pence, the vice president, refuse to perform his constitutional duty and by calling senators to persuade them to stop the counting of electoral votes.
00:24:09.460 These actions constituted overt, voluntary and direct participation in the insurrection.
00:24:16.880 Even though he has not stood trial for this, they, the Supreme Court of Colorado, are claiming that he is guilty.
00:24:27.160 Interesting, isn't it?
00:24:29.260 How can they make that judgment
00:24:31.000 using whatever evidence they have,
00:24:35.560 probably left-wing corporate media in the United States,
00:24:38.760 just like the judges up here?
00:24:42.660 That is one of the most reprehensible
00:24:45.140 and irresponsible things that any justice can do,
00:24:50.740 especially a Supreme Court justice of a state.
00:24:56.200 We conclude that the foregoing evidence, the great bulk of which was undisputed at trial, established that President Trump engaged in insurrection.
00:25:05.020 President Trump's direct and express efforts over several months exhorting his supporters to march to the Capitol to prevent what he falsely characterized as an alleged fraud on the people of this country were indisputably overt and voluntary.
00:25:24.580 Okay.
00:25:26.200 Trump took to social media last night and today to lash out against the Colorado court ruling.
00:25:35.120 Trump did not address the ruling at all during an hour-long speech in Iowa last night.
00:25:41.380 Instead, he unleashed a torrent of posts on Truth Social late last night and this morning,
00:25:47.160 calling it a sad day in America and quoting pundits who disapproved of the decision.
00:25:52.440 Guys, if this is upheld, and it's going to be looked at by the Supreme Court of the United States, as I pointed out, if this is upheld and other states follow suit, because you know they will, I believe that there's a possibility that there's going to be some kind of civil war in the United States.
00:26:22.440 I know it sounds completely unbelievable, but after everything we've seen for the past
00:26:27.440 four years, can we sit back and go, okay, whatever.
00:26:30.940 They're just going to sit back.
00:26:33.200 They're not.
00:26:35.200 They won't.
00:26:39.860 This is, it's amazing.
00:26:43.900 What a shame for our country, Trump wrote in one post.
00:26:47.080 In another, he suggested the country was becoming a banana republic and claimed every case
00:26:51.380 he's facing is the work of the DOJ and the White House, though there is no evidence. The White
00:26:56.620 House has been involved in any of his legal matters, and the Colorado case was brought by
00:27:01.720 a watchdog group. The former president also posted several clips from Fox News of pundits disagreeing
00:27:08.280 with the Colorado ruling, including George Washington University law professor Jonathan
00:27:13.500 Turley, who we all know, or we all should know. Now, CBC, of course, had to chime in on this.
00:27:21.380 of course who did they go and get let's watch for a couple so for more on this story we've
00:27:27.620 reached jill winebanks in chicago she's a former assistant watergate special prosecutor
00:27:31.880 and an msnbc legal analyst she's also the author of an msnbc legal analyst of course
00:27:38.880 girl jill thanks for joining us my pleasure thank you for having me arfi okay so first i just want
00:27:45.960 your reaction to that ruling that came from the Colorado Supreme Court?
00:27:49.500 I think it is a very well-reasoned and well-written opinion
00:27:54.320 and that it reaches the correct conclusion that the 14th Amendment of our Constitution
00:28:02.920 bars anyone who has taken an oath to the government and then violated it by committing
00:28:10.740 an act of insurrection.
00:28:14.320 There was a finding by the trial court.
00:28:19.600 Indeed, the Supreme Court has said,
00:28:29.780 therefore, by the...
00:28:31.560 Of course, the CBC would go after somebody like that.
00:28:33.960 In the meantime, you guys know who this is.
00:28:36.420 This is Vivek Ramaswamy.
00:28:38.900 He's one of the candidates vying for the presidential nomination in the GOP primaries, him and Chris Christie and what's her name, Nikki Haley and then Ron DeSantis and, of course, Donald Trump.
00:28:53.900 Listen to this two minute video that Vivek put out.
00:28:57.720 They have just tried to bar President Trump from the Colorado ballot using an unconstitutional maneuver that is a bastardization of the 14th Amendment to our U.S. Constitution.
00:29:17.420 This is a provision in Section 3 of the Confederacy.
00:29:27.720 to serve that to say the least was the basic principle will select
00:29:57.720 .
00:30:27.720 with their corporate sponsors. That's not the right thing to do. I think the most useful thing
00:30:48.000 that every GOP candidate can do right now is to join me in that pledge. I'll say that I will
00:30:53.240 withdraw from that Colorado GOP primary ballot until Trump's name is restored.
00:31:00.040 This belongs to the people, not to the unelected Democratic cabal of judges in Colorado or any
00:31:06.780 other state. And I demand that Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley and Chris Christie do this.
00:31:12.880 They're complicit in what the security state to shut down Trump. I stand by that.
00:31:16.940 Okay. I apologize for what just happened there. I have no idea what that was.
00:31:23.240 It could be an internet burp, but excuse me.
00:31:30.260 I don't know, but we are back and the show continues.
00:31:35.520 Interesting that Vivek Ramaswamy would do that.
00:31:38.740 I guess he wants a fair and even playing field for all of the candidates, or he's really vying for that vice presidential nomination to run with Donald Trump when the federal election finally rolls around.
00:31:51.540 Interesting.
00:31:52.100 I don't believe he has a chance to win the nomination.
00:31:55.440 Even if Trump is removed, it'll probably be somebody like DeSantis or Nikki Haley, which would be the worst thing ever.
00:32:08.060 But I could see him as the VP.
00:32:13.240 Absolutely, I could.
00:32:14.560 The guy speaks the truth.
00:32:18.020 He's not couth all of the time.
00:32:20.200 He can be condescending a lot of the time, but he's honest almost all of the time.
00:32:29.140 No matter what the Marxist corporate pundits will tell you on CNN or MSNBC.
00:32:37.800 And look at this.
00:32:38.920 I mean, there's always going to be good news at the end of every section that I present on the show, you guys.
00:32:46.660 Texas Lieutenant Governor floating the idea of removing Biden from the state ballot in response
00:32:52.940 to Colorado dumping Trump. Let's make this a little bit bigger so we can all see it so I can
00:33:01.820 read it to you. 100. Oh, God, I hope that it didn't happen for all of the. All right. Republican
00:33:07.120 Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick floated the idea of booting Biden from his state's ballot in
00:33:13.820 response to the colorado supreme court disqualifying trump from the gop primary ballot
00:33:19.040 next year patrick argued tuesday that biden could be removed from texas's ballot over record numbers
00:33:24.200 of illegal border crossings though he cast doubt on how real that possibility was texas governor
00:33:30.680 greg abbott signed a bill this week making illegal border crossings a state crime expanding the powers
00:33:35.940 of local law enforcement in the face of his constant criticism of the federal government's
00:33:40.100 handling of the situation so that would be interesting all right well if you guys are
00:33:43.740 going to kick out trump then we're going to kick out biden here in texas and we're bigger
00:33:47.520 the other night at i forget what the arena's called in winnipeg what's it called the true
00:33:54.420 north place or whatever it's named after some big communications company i can't remember which one
00:34:00.600 but anyway on saturday night there was a game between the jets and uh
00:34:06.500 dallas colorado a colorado and they chose true north the company that owns the winnipeg jets
00:34:17.060 they chose to have the national anthem sung in english and punjabi if you'll recall and there
00:34:26.440 was a lot of backlash towards that i'm not going to play it again i played it last night i'm not
00:34:30.180 going to play it again so let's go through the comments of and it was this word yeah let's go
00:34:35.600 through the comments of what people were saying after at says they translated english words into
00:34:43.060 punjabi embracing diversity and showing inclusivity respect darth rocam says i see people are
00:34:51.280 threatened by this not sure why but okay raj singh says i am of punjabi background and can't
00:34:57.600 understand the need for this wokeism has no end left coaster says we speak french and english in
00:35:03.720 canada these are the official languages corporations can go woke all they want but
00:35:08.280 they'll experience the backlash what's next square pucks some guy called mike what's happening to
00:35:17.140 canada canada not a serious country so wrong brutally honest review says i've never heard
00:35:24.700 a ukrainian or polish version why is that fella says now let's get one in ukraine polish and hebrew
00:35:30.800 frank lee says that's a hard no no singing in any other language just english or french
00:35:37.740 otherwise stop immigration it's replacement of white canadians oh
00:35:41.400 huge ratio on that post massive
00:35:48.680 but the woke corporations and the woke politicians still and judges and all of them
00:35:56.360 who are in positions of power
00:35:58.240 still seem to be not
00:36:00.640 listening
00:36:01.420 so we need to get louder
00:36:04.560 we don't need to be disrespectful
00:36:08.180 about it
00:36:09.000 but we need to get
00:36:11.680 even louder
00:36:13.520 they'll get it
00:36:15.720 they'll get it soon
00:36:17.540 and then we start dismantling these DEI systems
00:36:20.140 that all these corporations have
00:36:21.640 and all of this critical race theory
00:36:24.040 and what not
00:36:24.600 it's got to go
00:36:26.360 all of it do you know that many corporations have got diversity officers now as a new position
00:36:33.600 that's been created in the last two or three years diversity specialists diversity managers
00:36:38.640 never mind all of the human resources people now they have diversity managers in case somebody
00:36:45.780 gets threatened and when i say threatened i mean somebody might look at them funny for two seconds
00:36:53.060 next thing you know because you're white you're sitting in this person's office trying to answer
00:36:59.040 what you did that's how it's going so we need to stop and reverse that as well it's already
00:37:07.280 happening in the united states but not yet in canada now there are some companies in canada
00:37:14.960 that have refused to get involved with any of this nonsense but not the big ones many of the
00:37:20.100 big ones are on board 100% with this stuff and until we the people or the unions and there's
00:37:29.340 an interesting union story coming up in just a couple of minutes get on board with this and get
00:37:34.140 rid of this crap hole and by the way the unions have been infiltrated as well then we're going
00:37:39.760 to be just kind of floating aimlessly without any rudder without any propulsion we need to
00:37:47.240 organize and get rid of this stuff. And if we have to do it outside of our unions at work,
00:37:53.620 then so be it. Get rid of the DEI. If they make you, if they try to force you to watch a video
00:37:59.760 or go to a seminar once a week or go to a meeting about all this crap, you just don't go.
00:38:04.460 And you make sure that everybody else in your department doesn't go either.
00:38:09.220 What kind of a message do you think that would send? Big, huge.
00:38:13.700 we're now fighting for our culture people this is something i talked about briefly the other night
00:38:21.400 and i found actually this was sent to me i just want to make sure i give him credit because
00:38:26.980 he deserves it let me see here
00:38:29.380 brian our buddy brian sent this one
00:38:36.760 from woke watch canada canadians are now fighting for their culture the great northern
00:38:45.640 rejection of multiculturalism this is a little bit longish but it's something that we all need
00:38:52.700 to hear how did this come to be and why do we have this mindset still in this country
00:38:58.240 still we all have it still there are feelings of guilt if we say something that could be considered
00:39:07.460 racist or bigoted but in other countries would be just kind of like whatever
00:39:13.820 now i i will say that that window has moved a lot since justin trudeau has become prime minister but
00:39:21.380 it's slowly been moving that way regardless since the days of pierre elliot trudeau
00:39:28.240 in the late 1960s canada does have a culture it's more than ideals hockey and tim hortons
00:39:36.080 we have a dominant ethnic that's anglo franco there is an ancient story there it's full of
00:39:41.520 ethno-cultural tradition the ideals come from it as does the spirit of our unique canadian
00:39:47.760 dominant ethnic culture james pew said that
00:39:50.880 multiculturalism was imposed by elite canadians in the 1970s and 80s it's a story that deserves
00:40:02.160 a full treatment so james says he plans to write a detailed history of exactly what happened
00:40:06.720 including the public policy track that morphed from immigration reform into a radical ideology
00:40:12.120 that set canada on a path to race antagonism and post-nationhood
00:40:17.660 interesting pierre starts it his son tries to finish it the historical account of immigration
00:40:27.420 reform and multicultural uh culturalism in canada will need to be a detailed one in the meantime
00:40:33.100 we briefly touched on this in an essay wrote last year written last year called charting the great
00:40:40.700 illiberal subversion in canadian education an excerpt from a section of that essay called
00:40:46.600 Immigration, Multiculturalism, Media, and Identity Politics. And I want you guys to remember
00:40:52.040 that all of this stuff in Canada began around the time Klaus Schwab was forming the World Economic
00:40:59.060 Forum and the Club of Rome decided what they were going to do with the world.
00:41:08.520 And Pierre Elliott Trudeau fell nicely into that mix. But since the beginning of the 20th century,
00:41:14.640 Canada has been a leading destination for immigrants. Up until the 1960s, with the
00:41:20.440 majority arriving from European countries, immigrants were expected to assimilate into
00:41:24.540 the mainstream of society. Changes to immigration policy in the 1960s resulted in a shift in the
00:41:30.640 demographic configuration of Canada through the 1970s and beyond, accompanied by changes in
00:41:36.340 attitudes and policy directions related to the unculturalization of immigrants. Over this period,
00:41:42.160 visible minorities were imported at a greater number than ever had been, and further changes
00:41:48.580 in policy direction clearly brought about through social pressures exerted by the reoriented
00:41:53.720 approach to immigration ultimately redefined Canada as multicultural. It was in 1971
00:42:01.140 when Canada embarked on a project that many other nations attempting similar approaches found to be
00:42:07.420 object failures, when Pierre Trudeau declared that Canada was to become the first multicultural
00:42:13.040 country. He and the original framers of what was often referred to as the cultural mosaic had a
00:42:19.000 vision of a tapestry of ethnocultural traditions coexisting peacefully throughout the nation.
00:42:25.420 In many ways, Canadian multiculturalism yielded those fruits imagined by the Trudeau government,
00:42:31.120 but unfortunately and subversively what also sprouted forth was ideological anti-racism
00:42:37.920 alarmingly much of it centered on the black nationalism slash black marxism practiced by
00:42:44.240 radical social agitators under the guise of social justice and for those who don't mind
00:42:50.860 if i apart the gist of my thesis briefly let me just remind canadians of a breathtaking historical
00:42:56.020 fact. Former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau declared Canada to be the world's first
00:43:02.540 multiculturalism, and years later his son Justin Trudeau, also as Prime Minister,
00:43:08.520 declared Canada to be the world's first post-nation state.
00:43:13.160 At some point after the initial declaration of Canada's multiculturalism, a peculiar thing
00:43:18.920 happened. Indeed, multiculturalism, as it had evolved to function in practice, seemed not to
00:43:26.100 include the host culture upon which it was installing a multitude of foreign cultures.
00:43:32.600 That would be us, the host culture. The host culture was what was and still can be referred
00:43:40.220 to as Canada's cultural heritage, was being adapted to a new national condition in a way
00:43:45.320 that involved the slow erasure of its symbols, myths, and traditions, especially concerning the
00:43:51.380 aspects most strongly attached to the founding Anglo-Franco mythology. I leave out the aboriginal
00:43:56.940 component, he says, on purpose here, as a special explanation is required for that. The Anglo-Franco
00:44:02.740 component gets the emphasis because it's responsible for the transplantation of the
00:44:07.080 Western cultural values and traditions which formed the bedrock of the original Canadian
00:44:12.300 character. A few qualities that made up that character are curiosity and exploratoriness,
00:44:19.820 coupled with Protestant work ethic and family values, strong liberal and democratic attachments,
00:44:24.640 open-minded and friendly people, both to Aboriginal Canadians and to foreign immigrants.
00:44:29.700 Heroic in battle, our soldiers were internationally recognized as a force to be reckoned with,
00:44:34.340 and even more importantly, they were thought of as reliable. In the big scheme of things,
00:44:39.940 we have not been a contender, but we were most definitely a meaningful contributor.
00:44:45.080 I think this has something to do with the spirit that can only exist in a pre-multicultural
00:44:49.500 paradigm, or at least in a paradigm of assimilation where a nation has no confusion over its cultural
00:44:55.240 heritage and national identity, and so projects a message which resonates and results in a
00:45:00.480 unified national spirit. Multiculturalism kills that spirit dead. The more involved
00:45:08.500 upcoming deep dive on this topic will provide a thoughtful definition of multiculturalism. Until
00:45:14.260 then, let me just throw the following out there and see if this provokes thought.
00:45:20.220 Multiculturalism equals bad. Multiracial equals good. One small qualifier. Under a multiracial
00:45:29.600 framework, a nation must have a strong cultural heritage that's not afraid to celebrate, and
00:45:35.180 it must also have a strong policy and program of assimilation that helps with enculturalization
00:45:40.780 of newcomers into the norms of liberal democracies, where human rights, the rule of law, and
00:45:46.700 enlightenment rationality are exalted. But assimilation should go even further than ideals
00:45:52.280 and inform and encourage newcomers about how to participate in the full range of Canadian cultural
00:45:58.900 heritage, including things like speaking English or French, practicing Christianity, engaging in
00:46:05.160 Canada's founding and subsequent history, including the unique relationship with Canadian
00:46:09.280 aboriginals, etc. Again, if we're a country with a strong cultural heritage that we aren't afraid
00:46:15.940 to promote, advocate, exalt, and defend, then we should be infinitely creative and innovative in
00:46:21.320 how we promote, romanticize, and sell newcomers on our illustrious Canadian story and vision.
00:46:28.220 Instead of telling newcomers what awful shits we are, that our history is full of genocidal
00:46:34.340 dark chapters imagine instead if we were in touch with our reality and told mostly positive stories
00:46:41.300 of a triumphant little but also gigantic nation that's been nothing less than an admirable
00:46:46.940 contributor on the world stage and a dashing success on the domestic one i digress earlier
00:46:55.120 this week controversy broke out over recent developments concerning the erasure of canada's
00:47:00.180 cultural heritage. First, Toronto's Marxist mayor Olivia Chow and the socialist city council she
00:47:05.800 rules decided, with what appears to be no public consultation, to rename young Dundas Square to
00:47:12.220 Sankofa Square. However, what was intended to be an anti-racist move turned out to be a really dumb
00:47:18.140 one. Sankofa comes from Ghana and is attached to a time period entangling the Ghanaian locals who
00:47:24.460 thought Sankofa was the cat's ass with the slave trade. Whereas Dundas, who's being replaced by a
00:47:30.900 word spoken glowingly by slave traders, was himself a hero of the abolitionist movement.
00:47:37.040 In a postmodern paradigm, brains are broken. What more proof do we need? Anyway, just read
00:47:41.520 about Henry Dundas on the Dorchester Review, FFS. Other issues that caught attention were the debate
00:47:49.380 that occurred on X and in independent media over O Canada being sung in Punjabi at a Winnipeg Jets
00:47:55.000 game, a 55-foot Hindu statue that was recently erected in Brampton. Those who are defending this
00:48:01.940 type of cultural encroachment are appealing to religious liberty and to private property rights.
00:48:06.460 In both cases, they make good arguments. However, even if added together, these arguments are
00:48:11.700 inadequate and unconvincing. The freedoms enjoyed by citizens of a Western liberal democracy are to
00:48:18.300 be maximized to the most practicable extent. However, they are not to be employed in the
00:48:23.940 service of an ideology that seeks to erase the foundations on which those sacred Western liberties
00:48:29.400 sit. That's really all we need from that essay, friends. Our culture is under attack.
00:48:38.680 i'm not kidding when i say those words
00:48:44.140 and i asked you the other night what does it mean to be canadian and i was disappointed to see not
00:48:52.160 many people responded to that maybe you didn't have time maybe you weren't taking me seriously
00:48:58.740 uh maybe you couldn't figure it out for yourself but i'd like to re-ask that question
00:49:03.420 what does it mean to you to be canadian and don't hesitate to write down what could be construed as
00:49:11.660 racist or bigoted because it's not it's how you feel and i'll go a little bit further here and say
00:49:19.320 you know to me it's not about the color of your skin it's about respect period you come into our
00:49:31.420 country, you want to come to our country for a better life, then you learn how to be Canadian.
00:49:42.080 Simple. Now, those mobs we saw parading through malls in Ottawa and Toronto over the weekend,
00:49:50.040 terrorizing little kids who just wanted to get their pictures taken with Santa,
00:49:53.060 screaming about palestinians look that's not canadian values and there is a very simple
00:50:03.520 comparison that i can draw here those mobs and i've been involved in well i mean ironically
00:50:14.700 at the walk for children the million person march back in september there were a lot of
00:50:23.040 muslims there and i was hosting the event at the manitoba legislature and we allowed every faction
00:50:29.580 of of um society to speak and when the muslims got up to speak they were angry they were yelling
00:50:37.600 they were spitting they were stomping on flags setting them on fire even and i thought this is
00:50:44.180 not compatible with canadian values and culture i had to at one point i actually had to run down
00:50:50.760 the stairs on the west side of the legislature and stop kids from burning a flag stop them we
00:50:58.460 don't do that here i said and you know what those words now ring truer and louder than ever to me
00:51:06.620 we don't do that here those protests those palestinians in those malls on the weekend at
00:51:12.700 eaton center in toronto and bayshore mall in ottawa absolutely pathetic
00:51:17.560 that we are allowing that to happen in our country the freedom convoy was canadian
00:51:27.180 through and through it was peaceful it was joyous it was loving it was caring
00:51:33.460 and we were all there well those of us that were i was in the manitoba one we were all there
00:51:41.620 for each other and we were all there for our rights and freedoms because they had been taken
00:51:49.660 away by an overreaching authoritarian dictator and they still are being
00:51:55.200 we didn't set things on fire we didn't topple statues contrary to what justin trudeau and his
00:52:03.340 minions were saying and of course the left-wing corporate media none of that stuff happened
00:52:07.760 it was a loving experience feeding the homeless so maybe that's what we are as Canadians
00:52:15.260 we care about each other and if somebody wants to come into our world and prove they're worthy
00:52:23.260 of that loving caring and respect we'll take them in but until such time we will not
00:52:32.620 because that's what our culture is aside from the tim hortons aside from hockey
00:52:40.840 and all of those things we are a compassionate people
00:52:46.980 and that's something that i missed up until right now in this very moment
00:52:52.400 now i know what happened in the last couple of years with the othering and the vaccine mandates
00:52:59.740 and the unvaccinated and all of that stuff.
00:53:02.680 And I'm hoping and praying that that was a blip,
00:53:06.060 that that was a blip in the history of our country,
00:53:08.580 an ugly blip, but a blip nonetheless.
00:53:11.200 And I'm certainly hoping that the people
00:53:13.480 who participated in that are seeing that
00:53:16.380 for what it was today.
00:53:18.980 And for those that don't,
00:53:20.760 we're going to remind them in just a couple of minutes.
00:53:24.220 And I'm not suggesting that you watching this right now
00:53:26.860 don't remember it for what it was.
00:53:28.280 I know you do.
00:53:28.920 but i know that there's new people who come to this show on a nightly basis and they're just
00:53:34.900 getting involved in into the the groove of the show um that's what we are yes we have religions
00:53:45.800 we practice different religions and we respect that but we don't throw it in other people's
00:53:50.340 faces you know my grandfather said to me when i was very young he said at the dinner table
00:53:55.660 no politics and no religion and now look it's everywhere it's everywhere anytime you open
00:54:03.660 social media it's there some green-haired freak with a bear claw through her nose in a
00:54:13.040 palestine you don't even know what you're talking about so the other part of this equation i believe
00:54:21.000 is a lot of young Canadians have been indoctrinated
00:54:24.520 into these ridiculous beliefs, and that needs to stop.
00:54:27.960 But ultimately, Canadians are, by and large,
00:54:32.780 a compassionate, loving, maybe trusting too much kind of people.
00:54:38.380 We're nice.
00:54:40.460 And that's not something we should ever be embarrassed about.
00:54:43.900 But we do not abide by that kind of crap happening in our country.
00:54:48.900 when you come to our country and you threaten to put somebody six feet under in a public space
00:54:56.860 in front of children who are trying to get their pictures taken with santa claus in a mall at
00:55:00.920 christmas time you have that is the ultimate insult this is a christian nation based on
00:55:09.260 western values you come here you respect that if you can't then get the hell out
00:55:15.580 and I would be the first one to usher them out the door.
00:55:21.200 You want to be a Muslim? That's fine.
00:55:22.720 You go ahead and be a Muslim in your home.
00:55:24.620 Practice your religion. I don't care.
00:55:26.660 You want to be a Hindu? Again, that's fine.
00:55:28.300 Go ahead. Wear your turban. I don't care.
00:55:29.940 But I do not care to see a 55-foot Vishnu statue
00:55:34.980 or whatever god that is
00:55:36.780 that can be seen for blocks and blocks and blocks around
00:55:39.800 in our country.
00:55:43.020 You want that? You go home.
00:55:46.460 We've got to draw the line somewhere.
00:55:50.600 And not enough of us are speaking out, I believe, based upon fear, based upon judgment.
00:55:57.560 We don't want to be called bigots.
00:56:00.060 We don't want to be called racists.
00:56:04.800 Look at this.
00:56:06.480 Look at this.
00:56:06.980 Canada's population in the third quarter of this year grew by 430,000.
00:56:17.180 430,000 in one quarter of 2023.
00:56:22.480 That is outrageous.
00:56:26.140 Canada's pace of population growth continues to set records
00:56:29.720 as the country brings a historic number of temporary residents
00:56:33.880 who will probably become permanent at some point
00:56:35.900 because you know the liberals want to set forward
00:56:38.560 a path to citizenship for these people,
00:56:41.260 many of whom came in illegally, by the way,
00:56:45.280 largely through international student
00:56:47.000 and temporary foreign worker programs.
00:56:48.860 The country's population grew by more than 430,000
00:56:52.120 during the third quarter,
00:56:54.100 marking the fastest pace of population growth
00:56:57.420 in any quarter since 1957.
00:56:59.220 And none of these people, none of them,
00:57:05.900 are assimilating into what Canadian culture should be.
00:57:09.940 And they're taking over the host culture.
00:57:14.880 And here's the thing.
00:57:17.840 If you look at the demographics of this country,
00:57:20.500 you will see that we are still the majority.
00:57:23.080 Now, it may not be that way for long if Trudeau has his way.
00:57:26.180 And we don't know what Paliyev wants to do.
00:57:27.880 He says he wants to set immigration rates to housing,
00:57:31.320 somehow tie them together.
00:57:32.260 He won't come up with a number, at least not yet.
00:57:35.900 but in my opinion, and this might sound xenophobic to some people,
00:57:40.420 I don't care.
00:57:42.080 We need a moratorium on any kind of immigration at all for two years
00:57:48.200 so we can get everything sorted out that we've got right now,
00:57:51.640 and then we'll look at opening it on a limited basis
00:57:56.160 because we've got more than we can handle right now,
00:58:00.780 not just for housing, the inflation, the job market, and all of that,
00:58:05.900 But now we've got, I'm going to call them foreigners, foreigners running around through
00:58:11.800 malls, upsetting, they are throwing it in our faces. I mean, those, those Palestine rallies,
00:58:20.580 they know they're not going to do anything to quell what's going on in the Middle East right
00:58:24.320 now. But they do know that it's going to terrify us. They're scaring us in our own country. How
00:58:33.020 long are we going to put up with it? And the police do nothing. We need to change the mindset
00:58:38.940 of police. We need to change the mindset of the judiciary. We need to change the mindset of
00:58:43.880 government. And the only way that we can do that is in numbers. That's why that petition is so
00:58:52.360 important. That non-confidence petition. And even still, Michelle Ferrari, who's the one who
00:59:01.180 sponsored that petition had a great chat with somebody in peterborough which is her writing
00:59:06.460 earlier today or was it yesterday uh with a hindu guy to talk about hindu phobia now
00:59:13.200 so i made a comment on her facebook post and she actually responded
00:59:18.280 which i thought was cool i didn't get the entire satisfaction of it
00:59:23.700 of a conversation but she did respond to it i do not like the fact that there are now
00:59:31.720 conservatives who are using this divisive nonsense as well that's a liberal move that's not us we
00:59:38.620 are about we're canadians you want to be canadian yes i do then let's be canadian here's how you do
00:59:45.680 it. Maybe we should start doing Canadian lessons. And if they don't like it, then they can leave.
00:59:59.940 Look at the opinions. Immigration.ca. I'm wondering if Pierre Polyev even looks at this stuff. A
01:00:06.700 majority of Canadians believe the country's immigration targets to be too high, according
01:00:13.540 to a new poll by abacus this could possibly have repercussions for the trudeau government in the
01:00:18.660 upcoming federal elections you think canada released its 2024-2026 immigration levels plan
01:00:26.620 at the beginning of november as per which immigration refugee citizenship canada will
01:00:31.120 take in 485 000 new permanent residents next year 500 000 in 2025 and the same in 2026
01:00:40.020 The high range is $532,000 for 2024, $550,000 for 2025, $550,000 for 2026, but two-thirds of Canadians, over two-thirds, 67% of Canadians, say they oppose the aforementioned immigration targets.
01:00:58.380 Moreover, two in five Canadians deem immigration numbers as way too high, and only 2% believe them to be too low.
01:01:06.660 Hello, Pierre Polyev, are you listening?
01:01:13.220 In Alberta, they have reduced their immigration advertising because they've got such an influx of people coming there, they can't keep up with housing.
01:01:25.360 Because guess what? That's a government that runs on common sense.
01:01:28.500 all right speaking of the othering that we had seen happening a couple of years ago regarding
01:01:36.180 vaccines and masks and whatnot just wanted to remind you and i thank our friend sean ricard for
01:01:41.440 putting this up on x i think it was yesterday he's one to take us back in time stepping into
01:01:49.640 the time machine reminding us of why we're at where we're at now in 2021 a pregnant mother
01:01:57.800 arrested for failing to provide proof of vaccination arrested in canada never forget
01:02:04.440 what these disgusting tyrannical scumbags did to so many in the name of science which they never
01:02:10.040 presented or proved look at how these two filthy pigs as he describes them enjoy enforcing their
01:02:15.640 power over this little woman in front of her kids just doing their job right now talking i'm talking
01:02:21.480 to this lady right here why are you asking her to leave this is between her and us not yourself why
01:02:26.200 you asking her to leave answer you can go over here no so you can give us a ticket to identify
01:02:34.120 yourself to us right now we're trespassing property because they asked you not this is a
01:02:38.600 public facility that we paid for they've asked you to leave do you have an education on you
01:02:44.200 because you will be arrested on our trespass property
01:02:47.480 at the request of the facility you don't want to do it for any children right
01:02:51.240 it doesn't seem to mind
01:02:54.120 look at this
01:03:00.200 look at this in front of her kids look at this
01:03:21.240 why are you arresting her why are you arresting her you didn't say why she's
01:03:30.720 under arrest
01:03:35.000 We are within our rights. Why did you arrest her? I've already told you twice. It's not
01:03:52.820 trespassing. We are within our rights. We have been asked by the facility manager. What's
01:03:57.160 your name? My name is right here on my back. And what's your partner's name? I'm out of
01:04:02.420 feel free to contact and find out the rules okay i have a mandate is not a lot
01:04:08.660 don't push by excuse me
01:04:11.980 15 of canadians have uh
01:04:21.940 you know what i'm sorry i didn't realize i was going to get emotional watching that
01:04:29.640 watched it a couple of times already today
01:04:32.420 15% of Canadians have gotten the COVID booster shot for fall this year, 15.
01:04:47.880 Remember what they were bragging about, an 85% or 90% vaccination rate a couple of years ago?
01:04:54.720 Sir, are we saying that 70% of people in this country knuckled under the pressure
01:04:59.380 of those mandates?
01:05:00.900 yeah because now they just don't seem so gung-ho on it do they or maybe the virus
01:05:08.060 isn't as dangerous as it used to be even though some claim it still is
01:05:12.120 still going on there's nothing moot about this this is an interesting story um
01:05:22.000 that ken drysdale spoke about today uh in manitoba stronger together which you could
01:05:28.540 find online. Ken, obviously, is one of the NCI commissioners, and they had this fellow who won
01:05:36.520 this case testify at one of their hearings. So this is a news release from Teamsters,
01:05:45.020 local union number 31. And by the way, Ken told me today that the Teamsters were not behind this
01:05:52.640 guy at all this guy actually had to force them force the teamsters to represent him when it came
01:06:00.080 to his case regarding being fired because he didn't follow the vaccine mandate so this came
01:06:06.080 out a couple of days ago historic legal and look at them now taking credit historic legal decision
01:06:11.380 on covet 19 policy for teamsters at purolator inc dear sisters and brothers yesterday afternoon
01:06:17.620 your local union, Teamsters Local Union No. 31, received a historic decision that will have a
01:06:23.560 lasting impact on the rights of all workers. The COVID-19 policy at Purolator was called into
01:06:29.060 question by the union. Not really. And the company was found to have unjustly terminated
01:06:34.740 the employment of owner-operators and placed hourly members on unpaid leave who refused to
01:06:40.100 get vaccinated with you-know-what. Before I present the conclusion of the arbitrator's report,
01:06:45.940 I want to extend my deepest gratitude to the remarkable team at Teamsters Local 31 and our esteemed legal counsels, David Reynolds and Riley Kearns.
01:06:55.000 Their tireless commitment and perseverance in advocating for our affected members have paved the way for this remarkable outcome.
01:07:01.540 Their hard work has been pivotal in ensuring justice prevails for our members.
01:07:06.860 so basically what happened was there was a ruling where uh eight employees were found to have been
01:07:16.840 um unjustly treated so they were reinstated to their jobs and given back pay for the last two
01:07:24.580 years now this could have some kind of reverberation effect at companies all across the country but
01:07:31.820 it's a good news story. It's a good news story. Again, not a court case, an arbitration that we
01:07:40.940 won. So it's a good news story. It's not going to have any impact probably on any other situations
01:07:48.020 or cases like this, but it's a start. We're getting there. Leslyn Lewis, according to tnc.news,
01:07:55.280 is warning the WHO pandemic treaty amendments are undemocratic. So when we sit here and we say,
01:08:00.480 ah the conservative party is just as bad as a liberal party and in some cases they are
01:08:04.680 some members are not and we know leslin is on our side leslin lewis sounding the alarm about
01:08:12.580 concerning amendments to the world health organization's international health regulations
01:08:16.540 as the global health body works towards a pandemic treaty she is speaking out in an open letter to
01:08:23.840 health minister mark holland lewis expressed worries on behalf of tens of thousands canadians
01:08:28.640 who signed a petition about the international health regulations warning the treaty would
01:08:33.340 threaten canada's sovereignty we already know about that the treaty was signed sorry not the
01:08:38.280 treaty the petition was signed by 19 000 canadians and it was brought forward in the house of commons
01:08:45.900 and presented to the health minister so imagine what a petition of 400 000 in terms of a non-confidence
01:08:54.640 vote is going to do. School Board Integrity Commissioner recommends code of conduct
01:09:00.660 sanctions for trustee Nillie Kaplan-Mirth, the freak from Ottawa. Look at her. She was doing
01:09:08.860 Zoom meetings, Zoom, alone in her house with a mask on. And not just any mask, a mask that looks
01:09:18.380 just like this. From the Ottawa citizen, Ottawa's largest school board will be contemplating whether
01:09:25.500 to apply code of conduct sanctions to a trustee who accused a colleague of having it out for me
01:09:32.260 since day one at a public meeting on September 11th. In a report to be tabled at an Ottawa
01:09:38.580 Carleton District School Board meeting on Tuesday, Board Integrity Commissioner Suzanne Craig outlined
01:09:43.900 her investigation and findings on complaints about three trustees under the board's code of
01:09:48.460 conduct don cucked don duct they say here this inquiry raises a number of significant blah blah
01:09:54.980 blah blah blah but the bottom line is nilly kaplan mirth is going to be out she expresses regret now
01:10:01.980 that she ran for school trustee in the first place in spite of repeated vows not to resign
01:10:09.960 Here's what she had to say, according to CPD.
01:10:12.480 I do not regret that I stood up as a physician for the health and safety of the population.
01:10:18.580 I have absolutely no regrets about the work that I have done.
01:10:23.200 What I regret is that I trusted my colleagues.
01:10:27.880 I regret that I stepped forward into this position.
01:10:31.920 I accepted that the public wanted me to do this, and I stepped forward to do it,
01:10:35.620 not realizing that i would then be the subject of so much hate so much vitriol and oh boo
01:10:43.360 freaking who so it turns out i guess the school board for that particular district not all marxists
01:10:49.540 just fake marxists i have a some of them others actually have some common sense about them still
01:10:56.840 this is interesting we have a very good news story coming from the uk in just a second
01:11:02.000 but look at this journalist and commentator john list that's this guy's name thinks that if
01:11:08.860 children as young as six feel very strongly that they are trans then it's incumbent upon people
01:11:15.460 to assist that and to encourage them to be who they are watch this children want to feel very
01:11:22.400 strongly about this issue i think it's incumbent upon people to assist that and to to encourage
01:11:28.020 them to to be who they are now that also it's it's dangerous for one point if you are you know
01:11:33.520 there might be parents at home who aren't as progressive and understanding and not necessarily
01:11:38.920 they might have a they might not have a backhand of abuse let me just pick up on that there though
01:11:42.200 because i don't i think you're absolutely wrong so we're talking about primary school children
01:11:47.520 right so when my kids go into school if my son takes his inhaler at lunchtime i think there's
01:11:52.900 a reasonable expectation for me to say the school should tell me as a parent because when he goes
01:11:57.020 home i'll check his breathing before he goes so you are genuinely saying that this guidance that
01:12:03.000 does allow for some exceptions but this guidance that says to teachers if your child socially
01:12:08.600 transitions in primary school and secondary school but in primary school parents should
01:12:14.340 should should be told you're genuinely saying that that's wrong i think it should be up to the child
01:12:18.700 It should be up to the child.
01:12:23.700 We have no idea what goes on behind closed doors.
01:12:26.420 Having an inhaler is completely different from something social like this.
01:12:31.200 Can I just interrupt here and say, first of all,
01:12:35.180 I absolutely object to the fact that a child,
01:12:37.160 the idea that a child in a home where there's no social services involvement,
01:12:40.460 et cetera, would be a harm because their parents aren't progressive enough.
01:12:43.400 If the school or local authorities believe that a child would be a harm
01:12:46.620 based on any social, political views that might be expressed to their parents,
01:12:50.100 then social services should get involved because that child clearly is not safe in that home.
01:12:54.100 If that isn't the case, then a child should absolutely not be given these mammoth decisions.
01:13:01.020 A child is a child under the Children's Act 1989.
01:13:02.800 A child is a child under the Children's Act 1989 and having been treated as one.
01:13:06.900 Are you seriously saying that if a six-year-old child at school wants to socially transition to a different gender
01:13:15.500 and says, don't tell my mum and dad that those parents shouldn't be told?
01:13:21.520 You can't do that under this guidance.
01:13:22.640 That's why I support it, because it puts parents...
01:13:24.460 Are you seriously saying that a six-year-old can make that decision?
01:13:29.420 I think that if a child is expressing a clear wish
01:13:33.880 not to have their parents told, there might be a reason for that.
01:13:37.200 Sometimes we don't always know best.
01:13:39.740 We don't always...
01:13:41.420 Okay.
01:13:45.500 it looks to me like the UK is waking up and we're going to have that story in
01:13:51.900 just a second.
01:13:54.260 Documents reveal Saskatchewan pronoun bill was the result of concerned
01:13:59.780 parents.
01:14:02.580 The Saskatchewan government received 18.
01:14:05.420 Now the NDP and Saskatchewan are all over this.
01:14:07.720 Only 18 complaints and they changed the law and they used the notwithstanding
01:14:11.020 act.
01:14:11.400 Come on.
01:14:12.200 18.
01:14:13.040 No,
01:14:13.260 no,
01:14:13.360 no.
01:14:14.000 It's more than 18.
01:14:15.500 including one from Unified Grassroots.
01:14:20.220 Our friend Nadine Ness is the president of that organization in Saskatchewan,
01:14:25.980 and they represent something like 300,000 Saskatchewanians.
01:14:31.820 So it's not 18 complaints.
01:14:34.180 It's 18 different organizations complaining, representing hundreds of thousands of people.
01:14:39.420 You see, that's the difference.
01:14:40.400 difference 18 official complaints during the summer before passing a law that which would
01:14:46.360 require parental consent for a child to change their pronouns or names well at school emails
01:14:52.880 obtained by the canadian press via an access to information request show that parents were raising
01:14:57.940 concerns with the government in saskatchewan in june and july of this year the emails pressed
01:15:03.020 the government to do something in response to the way pronouns sexual education and pride events
01:15:08.240 were being presented in schools. Many of the emails referenced how the New Brunswick government
01:15:13.320 had previously handled its response to said issues in schools. Under the new law, students under the
01:15:19.080 age of 16 who want to change their name or pronouns will have to first receive permission
01:15:23.580 from their parents. Additionally, third-party organizations are no longer allowed to present
01:15:30.460 sexual education in schools, and parents are permitted to pull their children out of certain
01:15:36.460 courses. If New Brunswick can take a stand against this UN-backed deterioration of our society,
01:15:43.440 surely Saskatchewan can also take a stand, said one email according to Castanet. Another email
01:15:49.720 written by a grandparent of a student wrote, it's okay to be proud of being LGBT, but not of being
01:15:56.060 straight. We've gone from the ditch of persecuting non-heterosexuals to the ditch of giving in
01:16:01.400 to their every whim. Another parent wrote, I want God taught in school if gay pride is taught.
01:16:08.520 If there's a pride week slash day, then I want a God week slash day and a black week slash day.
01:16:13.520 White, Irish, straight, you know. Another parent who pulled their child from pride events
01:16:19.900 at their school wrote that parents should be aware of these activities in case they wish
01:16:24.260 to do the same. All right, so that's another good news story, and here's another.
01:16:29.880 schools in the uk no longer have to use transgender pupils preferred pronouns
01:16:37.540 teachers and students will not be pressured into using preferred pronouns and parents will be told
01:16:47.160 if their child is socially transitioning new government guidance has said the department
01:16:51.800 for education said parents should not be excluded from a school's decision relating to children
01:16:56.100 asking to change names, pronouns, and clothing.
01:16:59.140 This is for the entirety of England.
01:17:05.240 Schools and colleges in England have also been told
01:17:08.000 there is no general duty to allow children to change their gender identity.
01:17:13.480 They can still do it, but it's not their duty to do it.
01:17:15.800 In other words, they won't be breaking a law if they don't.
01:17:19.340 The long-awaited draft guidance,
01:17:21.740 which will be subject to a 12-week consultation,
01:17:23.680 says teachers should still be able to refer to children collectively as boys or girls it adds
01:17:30.360 schools should provide separate toilets for boys and girls aged eight and above and changing rooms
01:17:35.240 and showers for boys and girls who are aged 11 years and older and yet canada still progressive
01:17:43.020 i thought i would leave you guys with a funny piece regarding justin trudeau so let's let's
01:17:51.600 watch ryan lung if in a bold move canadian prime minister justin trudeau has demanded that hamas
01:18:00.940 return its hostages immediately and while some people have called this an empty gesture trudeau
01:18:05.140 has made one of the most brilliant geopolitical moves in history by letting hamas know if those
01:18:09.140 hostages are not returned by monday he is fully prepared to add hamas to the 2s lgbtqia plus
01:18:16.300 acronym and you gotta hand it to justin for saying and i quote if you don't think i have
01:18:20.640 the stones to add letters to the acronym, well, then you don't know me very well. Please give me
01:18:25.640 a reason. There's two things that give me joy, adding letters to that acronym and dressing up
01:18:31.220 as different races. And I'm fresh out of face paint. Trudeau has said that he can have the
01:18:35.240 Hamas logo on every gay pride flag in the country by sundown if he chooses to. And he has told the
01:18:40.180 leader of Hamas that he better pray six times a day that he's not in the mood this afternoon
01:18:43.880 because he's feeling a little peckish to pop another letter on there as we speak. The leader
01:18:47.800 of Hamas said that he thinks Justin Trudeau
01:18:49.900 is bluffing, but was also visibly shaken
01:18:51.740 during the interview at the idea of being
01:18:53.740 inducted into the gay umbrellas permanently.
01:18:56.140 In a bold move, Canadian Prime Minister
01:18:57.680 Justin Trudeau has demanded that Hamas return
01:18:59.900 its hostages immediately.
01:19:01.620 While some people have called this an empty gesture, Trudeau
01:19:03.760 has made one of the... On comedy, you can find
01:19:05.860 that on YouTube. It's pretty funny.
01:19:10.340 And that is it for the
01:19:11.820 show tonight, you guys.
01:19:15.420 I've
01:19:15.820 been talking to a couple of people today about coming on the show this week now it's going to
01:19:21.380 be tough uh tougher and tougher as we move closer to christmas to get guests on the show probably
01:19:27.200 other independent media would be happy to come on and talk about some stuff um we'll probably get
01:19:33.060 wayne peters at some point to come on the next couple of nights and maybe theo and jamie from
01:19:38.480 canadians for truth and uh a few others but there are a couple whistleblowers that i was speaking
01:19:46.340 to today one's in england and the other is in australia so these are going to be difficult
01:19:52.420 interviews to line up i'll probably wind up recording them and then playing them later on
01:19:56.900 on the show for you at least segments of them anyway so uh and i don't want to tell you who
01:20:03.000 they are just yet because again if i don't get them or they show up late or not at all then we
01:20:10.100 all get disappointed so i'd rather not say but i am working on this behind the scenes for you
01:20:16.460 as i do every single day because again last night's interview uh with ken mccarthy was
01:20:22.600 absolutely fantastic i know it was long i know it was two two hours long and we jumped around a lot
01:20:28.040 from topic to topic he's a tough guy to keep on point because he's got so much to say and so much
01:20:32.860 knowledge about all of this but if you didn't see that show last night i strongly suggest guys
01:20:37.800 that you go at least watch part of it now and maybe part of it tomorrow whenever you can fit
01:20:42.880 it in you don't have to do it all at once watch it in segments if you have to he is such a smart
01:20:48.940 guy and he's accomplished so much under the radar that you have to ask who is this guy again he
01:20:55.360 invented the online play button really there would be no podcasting without him this show shows like
01:21:02.080 it wouldn't exist without him youtube would not exist without that technology yeah that's the same
01:21:08.460 guy so go watch last night's show if you didn't get a chance if you would like to make a contribution
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01:21:36.620 thank all of the people who have done that as well and for those of you still waiting for that
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01:21:46.680 not getting back to you sooner i just get so many of them emails i mean like of all kinds not just
01:21:53.000 of those so that's it for the show tonight brought to you by canada nanosilver canadananosilver.ca
01:21:58.840 I will catch you tomorrow night at 8 o'clock for another Shadow at Night livestream.
01:22:03.560 Until then, have a great rest of your night, a great day tomorrow.
01:22:06.020 I love you all.
01:22:07.560 I appreciate you all.
01:22:09.560 And I will talk to you again soon.
01:22:11.520 Bye for now.