00:06:35.460thank you for coming on. I've been meaning to get you
00:06:37.520on the show as well, one-on-one. I'm happy
00:06:39.500you've decided to join our panel tonight. This is
00:06:41.580going to be awesome thank you all for coming on the show tonight again you guys watching right
00:06:48.280now don't forget to like and share let's get this out there to as many people as we possibly can
00:06:52.560it's important uh before we get into what's in store for 24 and i think all of us have our own
00:07:00.700ideas as to what may yet come let me ask you guys and this is going to be a true round table
00:07:07.520discussion anybody who feels like talking go ahead and and open your mouth first and all i'm
00:07:12.540going to be here is a traffic cop uh let's start with you odessa what was the most positive thing
00:07:19.060in your mind that happened in 2023 before we do that if everybody mutes then we won't have the
00:07:27.060echo problem but i know you know that shadow that's great i i was just kind of hoping we
00:07:34.820can track that down i think it's wayne personally but i don't know it's like playing a game of clue
00:07:39.720here i think it's wayne um wayne peters in the dining room with a candlestick anyway this group
00:07:46.560looks more like hollywood square shot open so i spent one more in the middle i spent all this
00:07:51.860time thinking about 2024 and now you're asking me the best thing that happened in 2023 yeah sure
00:07:57.240That it wasn't 2024. And it was that sort of lull of kind of normalcy. Besides looking at the antics of Trudeau, you know, we somewhat had our freedoms. And it was a nice sort of time to travel, be normal.
00:08:16.580um i have to say yeah the best part was that the worst part was all the people that uh are
00:08:23.880continuing to get blood clots and all that but we won't go there because you want to keep this
00:08:27.220on facebook but the best thing was that it was somewhat normal well you know what we could all
00:08:32.620go back even a little bit further to 2022 after the convoy uh was broken up by the emergencies act
00:08:41.040and the police thuggery that happened in the streets of ottawa chris i know you were there
00:08:45.100filming a lot of that stuff do you think even though the convoy really helped globally i think
00:08:53.140that was a very big turning point in a lot of people globally waking up but did it somehow
00:09:00.000shatter uh or or at least wound the freedom movement or splinter the freedom movement here
00:09:07.560in Canada are you asking me um yes yeah I mean there's been a lot of things that have splintered
00:09:17.100splintered over time I suppose um it's hard to even discuss this as as freedom movement at this
00:09:23.300point I think um the convoy brought us all together and after the way we were taken out and
00:09:28.720and I mean there was a lot of nastiness that followed that um it was a pretty pretty bleak
00:09:33.800time in ottawa then and i mean it still is now for uh for someone who's stuck in it like me it's
00:09:37.900kind of uh it's kind of been a situation where we had a lot of support a lot of people trying to
00:09:42.080help and slowly people are kind of dropping out and like like uh odessa said you know people kind
00:09:47.000of went back to normalcy this year um for me it was very different i watched a lot of things going
00:09:52.060on at ottawa a lot of the same problems continuing and a lot of people that kind of splintered off
00:09:56.860and i mean some for all kinds of different reasons right different groups are trying to do things
00:10:00.120different ways but also there was a lot of people that had to get back to life had to deal with
00:10:03.780things so i mean it's it's kind of evolved numerous times for me um but i'm kind of in a vacuum here
00:10:09.800so so maybe i have a different perspective than some of the others but uh i've seen a lot of
00:10:13.900groups groups fall off the map i've seen infighting i've seen i've also seen some good come out of it
00:10:18.360and some really good connections so there's both sides to that i guess do you think that maybe
00:10:22.860people are trying to rekindle or recapture the feeling that we got from that freedom convoy and
00:10:27.980And I'm referring specifically to what wound up being known as the non-voy that happened a few months ago.
00:10:34.820I think it was led by Freedom George and Ron Clark.
00:10:37.980And I do not want to disparage either one of those two because I know their hearts are absolutely in this.
00:10:44.440But I think that, you know, that one video that came out, I forget who it was.
00:10:51.340It just looked like a fight was breaking out where the camp was.
00:11:04.800Yeah, I was there for that incident, actually, and when those people came out.
00:11:08.880So one of the other people that was quite involved with that was Norman Blanchfield, who's actually on trial right now in Ottawa for stuff that stemmed from Rolling Thunder.
00:13:33.000But I think the thing that we're going to see in 2024 is that people will start to realize,
00:13:37.700you know, that sitting on the couch, sitting on the fence, watching TV and doing nothing,
00:13:42.160Just isn't an option anymore. Millions more people in 2024, I predict, will take action against their corrupt governments.
00:13:49.880We're seeing this, for example, what's happening in Argentina. We're seeing the election of different governments in places like Holland.
00:13:57.840And we are indeed having victories. And, you know, with every obviously satanic implementation of a policy by our corrupt governments and their and their personal advertising wing,
00:15:36.920I think when they do another one, it's going to be even a higher number.
00:15:40.520And that's why we've got more and more independent media, more and more independent journalists coming on board.
00:15:46.120Wayne, you've been doing this for a while now with What's Up Canada and with LGM.news.
00:15:52.040How have you seen this unfolding for the past couple of years?
00:15:55.660And you've got to unmute yourself, my friend.
00:15:57.320I think the victories and the best part of 2023 were the ripple effects of 2022. Without the convoy in 2022, we wouldn't have Christine Anderson on our side. We wouldn't have seen what happened in the Netherlands with a change in government.
00:16:13.660We wouldn't have seen people like Bruce McGrath, the FAA whistleblower, who has absolutely gutted the abuse and crimes done to the airline industry.
00:16:25.340And these people are openly declaring that the reason they're doing what they are doing is because of the inspiration provided by the convoy.
00:16:34.080So as much as we want to internalize everything about the convoy, I think that we have not even begun to see the ripple effects on their way back from all of those events.
00:16:48.440So, you know, out of that came the NDI and so many doctors and, you know, collaborations that have really impacted, you know, long term.
00:17:01.900They have changed the course of this agenda against us, you know, their courage and inspiration.
00:17:10.020If there's one thing that that does is courage begets courage.
00:17:13.220We're showing the world what Canadians are made of.
00:17:19.280We may not all agree what that is, but we do agree that what they're trying to do is not it.
00:17:25.720So I think one of the things that we have to watch out for in 2024 is to not take the bait of the wedge issues that they provide for us.
00:17:36.100Everything that happens is instigated and triggered by a wedge issue that we can choose to take part in or not.
00:17:44.040And we'll never change the existing system by playing their game.
00:17:48.060We need to continue to build alternative universes, ecosystems, and environments that make their slate, and that, I think, is what's changing around the world most exponentially.
00:18:01.440Dan Knight is on the show for the first time tonight out of Vancouver.
00:18:05.680Dan, you have been really posting some interesting and thought-provoking things on X that I've really noticed in the last few months.
00:18:15.780When did you start coming on board and becoming more active in the freedom movement, particularly as a blogger online?
00:18:56.120And, you know, it's just, you know, the mainstream media seems like nobody really trusts them.
00:19:01.540And there's kind of a vacuum of American media that takes a lot of the oxygen out of Canadian news.
00:19:08.880And so what I'm trying to do is I'm trying to provide a platform for Canadians to find our news interesting.
00:19:15.480So, you know, I provide information on committee meetings, provide information on like reports, stuff that the mainstream media doesn't report on.
00:19:24.060I'm not sure how many of you guys read about the POEC report from page to page.
00:19:29.860I read it and it was a nothing burger. The fact that they actually said that the Emergency Act was justified based on that report.
00:19:38.620I find appalling. If you read it, you would see that they basically painted the Freedom Convoy as, you know, as a basically terrorist.
00:19:49.480They were like they were malcontent. They were troublemakers and they didn't really have any legs to stand on when you actually read the report.
00:19:57.800A lot of it was conjecture. A lot of it was they kind of touched upon coots a little bit,
00:20:03.440But they didn't really get into the meat and potatoes of like what the Freedom Convoy actually talked about.
00:20:09.840So that was my first step into Canadian politics.
00:20:12.900And from there, we've gotten into, you know, the WE scandal.
00:20:17.320From there, we've also gotten into the recent thing with Arrive Can, the $53 million contract that was awarded to GC Strategies.
00:20:27.600I don't know if you guys are aware of that.
00:20:28.780basically GC Strategies was awarded a $53 million contract to basically, they got paid $11 million
00:20:36.120to be a LinkedIn recruiter. So that's kind of the corruption that we've kind of reported on
00:20:41.740on my blog on X. And it's appalling. It's appalling that the mainstream media is not
00:20:47.900reporting on this. So I was listening to Wayne and what he was saying about the mainstream media.
00:20:52.240you know it's tooth i think it's almost one half of the mainstream media is being paid by the
00:20:58.660government and if anyone here thinks that the mainstream media is on your side you have another
00:21:02.380thing coming this is going to be the first election coming up whether it's 24 25 or 26
00:21:07.260this is going to be the first election where we have the mainstream media has a stake on who
00:21:11.980actually wins the election every reporter from the cbc to the globe and mail is going to have a stake
00:21:17.260and who wins this next election and it's going to be frightening it's going to be frightening what
00:21:22.360they say about Pierre Polyev it's going to be frightening what they say about all of the
00:21:25.500conservatives and they're basically going to try to raise um Justin Trudeau on a pedestal and you
00:21:31.520know there's actually I was reading Annie Lee's uh blog the other day and WeChat is already is
00:21:36.740already perpetuating um Justin Trudeau on a pedestal they have their platforms and from what
00:21:43.180i understand from which what we chat is it's basically a facebook messenger hybrid controlled
00:21:48.260by the ccp now they're already putting out their disinformation campaigns about justin trudeau
00:21:52.760and it's it's very frightening what's going what's going to happen next election
00:21:56.480yeah you know it's interesting i remember asking you to come on the show a couple of months ago and
00:22:03.660what did you say it was i talk about politics i don't go down rabbit holes i don't want to discuss
00:22:09.820any of that stuff and if you ever discuss that stuff then i'll come on but if you don't
00:22:15.260well i don't know i mean i was talking like there's some stuff i didn't really want to i didn't
00:22:19.260i only started looking at the we chat like the we um we chat recently with the um foreign
00:22:26.700interference and that's kind of what led me go down this rabbit hole and it's it's very frightening
00:22:33.180Because if you look at WeChat, it has 1 billion people using that platform.
00:22:38.560And a lot of them are using it from Canada.
00:22:42.020I've actually approached a lot of MPs here in Canada about what their stance on, like whether or not we should block it.
00:26:25.740And I do want to highlight a few things that I think were positive.
00:26:29.360We came out of 2023 with the NCI report.
00:26:32.080I think the NCI report is going to be groundbreaking for Canada.
00:26:35.100I think Canadians may start to understand what this really means
00:26:38.220and get behind it and really push the government
00:26:41.080to provide us some answers around that one.
00:26:43.540I want to highlight the Ingram decision because, well, I got Leighton here.
00:26:46.880So Leighton was behind the Ingram decision here in Alberta, which really opened up some doors around accountability for COVID.
00:26:54.220Leighton, can you talk about that briefly?
00:26:56.400I'm sorry to interrupt you, Jason, but Leighton is going to get him to talk about that.
00:27:00.880Yeah, the Ingram decision, most people here know there were constitutional challenges in multiple provinces.
00:27:09.460There was one in BC, a case called Baudouin, one in Manitoba called Gateway that went all the way up to their court of appeal.
00:27:15.440We had a similar case in Alberta that was called Ingram and myself and Jeff Rath with the lawyers on it.
00:27:22.700Rebecca Ingram is a lady who had a fitness gym that ultimately she had to sell like a lot of people, a lot of business owners.
00:27:29.480I came on for some churches. I was hired by the Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms.
00:27:35.800In that case, there were two important legal arguments.
00:27:39.600One was the charter argument, which proved to be unsuccessful in B.C. and Manitoba.
00:27:46.660In other words, in those jurisdictions, as well as in Alberta, essentially the government conceded that certain charter rights were violated, including freedom of association, freedom of religion, Section 7 of the Charter, the right to life, liberty and security of the person.
00:28:02.320But, of course, in each case, you know, the government or the courts, I should say, accepted, firstly, took judicial notice of something called a pandemic.
00:28:11.840And then they essentially decided that in misapplying a case called, a test in a case called Oaks from the Supreme Court of Canada,
00:28:22.300essentially found that every single charter violation was justified in the public interest because we were trying to save the health care system.
00:28:30.600What was distinct about the Ingram case, and the reason why it was a victory, was because in addition to raising the charter argument, we also argued that the chief medical officer of health, Dr. Dina Hinshaw, who I'm thankful to say was fired not long after I cross-examined her for four days, that her decisions, actually, every single health order in Alberta was illegal because she had exceeded her statutory authority.
00:28:58.480And just to stop and think about that for a moment, the wording of the statute, Premier Kenney and his government actually gave her absolute power.
00:29:06.900The wording was she could use any means necessary in law.
00:29:12.360That's that is that's the that's the Promethean power to do anything you like, basically.
00:42:31.060I've done hundreds of mischief trials, and I've never seen one that's gone past half a day.
00:42:36.160I mean, you're talking about basically mischief charges is interference with property rights is what it is.
00:42:45.060And so the idea that a mischief trial could last four months is absolutely ludicrous.
00:42:54.200It makes, frankly, as a lawyer, it's it just it testifies to the state of decrepitude of the entire justice system that we have in our country right now.
00:43:05.140This is just one of the problems. But we have systemic delays across the board.
00:43:10.580And a big part of the reason is what Chris was just saying, is that the allocation of resources and the prioritization of what's important and what's not is completely out of line with, I think, the expectations of everyday Canadians.
00:43:27.020Law and order, in terms of actually prosecuting criminals, simply is not occurring.
00:43:34.380There's a man today, a rapist, I won't say his name on air, but you know who I'm talking about.
00:43:40.580uh was a very very serious serious rape case was granted bail without even a bail hearing
00:43:46.560uh and we have uh we have these these poor guys in coots uh you know that have been there sitting
00:43:52.660there for almost two years uh so really it's it really is absurd it's theater of the absurd to
00:43:58.640have a four-month-long mischief trial and i think uh i happen to agree with uh with dan's comment
00:44:04.840And what we have here, you know, fortunately, this is a game that trial lawyers play.
00:44:11.000You know, it's almost like if you're if you're if you're playing poker and you have a really bad hand and you want to stay in, you want to stay in the hand.
00:44:20.260What do you do? Well, you do a lot of bluffing. Right.
00:44:22.700And that's kind of what the governor of Canada is doing right now.
00:44:25.260in my respectful opinion watching your case from the outside chris i don't know all the particulars
00:44:30.300but as a as a criminal trial lawyer of 30 years um who's conducted all manner of cases from murder to
00:44:38.140sexual assault all of it when i see what's coming through uh and i just watch the sort of landscape
00:44:44.460of your case unfold um i think i can see where this is going um uh and uh and that really uh i
00:44:52.060I don't think the Crown has any sort of a hope or have any reasonable prospect of a conviction here, which which if the system were functioning properly, this case would not have gone to trial.
00:45:02.620Our prosecutors actually have that discretion in our system and they actually have a duty not to take cases to trial where there is not a reasonable prospect of conviction.
00:45:11.640yeah another thing we have to think about too guys uh going forward any any cases that have
00:45:18.000been uh acquitted in in ottawa right now or even windsor that the current prosecutor is appealing
00:45:22.800so the lawyers had it made known to tamara and i a little while ago that regardless of the outcome
00:45:27.460of this if we are acquitted there will be an appeal on this so the lawyers kind of said you
00:45:32.500know you're gonna we're gonna be friends for quite some time chris so get used to it and and not to
00:45:37.340mentioned you you've got that civil case that's kind of hanging over your head as well what's
00:45:42.520that worth like yeah so the justice center of constitutional freedoms is helping us out with
00:45:47.380that right now the lawyer james manson out of toronto is going against uh or is helping us
00:45:51.900out against paul champs xe lee and and a few others from downtown ottawa they introduced a
00:45:56.780slap motion here i think it was last week or the week before in ottawa and uh so it's working its
00:46:02.580way through the the process now the judge will take you know 40 days maybe to render a decision
00:46:09.200on that and then we'll go from there the the case still hasn't been certified yet it is 400 million
00:46:14.680dollars if you say it just like dr evil it sounds better right
00:46:18.600shadow i have a question for chris yeah so good to see you i'm sorry man i was
00:46:32.560a good line i love it so so with all this time and and uh and the uh the heads up regarding uh
00:46:41.480a uh going to appeals court if you if you are not convicted i wonder if there's anybody in the
00:46:48.980network out there who who's really good at creating a board game called mischief trial
00:46:53.640i mean this would be kind of you know like the the theater of the absurd mischief child board game
00:46:58.480that could, you know, maybe be a fundraiser for all of this.
00:47:11.260And maybe Leighton can chip in on this,
00:47:14.300but I'd like to identify something here
00:47:16.340that a lawyer friend of mine brought up and described
00:47:21.140is we have this misconception in Canada
00:47:24.780that we have a justice system, a system of justice.
00:47:28.480We do not. We have a legal system, and that system of legalese, for lack of appropriate terminology, is the punishment.
00:47:39.120We are in an inversion of the justice system that the reason Chris is going to be persecuted till the ends of time is because the system, the entrapment, once you've entered into the system of legal control, that is the punishment.
00:47:59.580And they seek to make examples of anybody that's been drawn or sucked into that. Is that kind of a fair interpretation, Leighton?
00:48:09.120uh well to quote uh sir winston churchill who said of democracy that it's the worst possible
00:48:17.260system except for all the others the same is true for our legal or justice system uh but it's
00:48:23.960important to also uh sort of pair that with something that jordan peterson often says and
00:48:28.260he says that you know when you have any type of a complex system uh if it's working well at least
00:48:34.920half of the time it's doing pretty well and our system was doing pretty well until recent decades
00:48:41.000and what you're seeing right now the rot that you're talking about it where it isn't working
00:48:45.880is that we used when i came into the law you know 30 years ago essentially when you think of the
00:48:52.560trial it was still about pursuit of a of the truth of a matter that was before the court and and we
00:49:00.000we would argue cases based upon relevant facts and law what has happened it was sort of the
00:49:05.420marxification of all of our institutions this has happened in justice as well medicine universities
00:49:12.060schools health care across the board but in the legal system what's happened now is we have
00:49:18.120created we now have a system that prioritizes social justice which is an oxymoron accent on0.97
00:49:24.620the moron, where what we do is we pick winners and losers, not based upon the truth, not based0.97
00:49:31.100upon the facts of what happened, but based upon who the offenders are, what their race is, what1.00
00:49:37.120their gender is, what their sexual proclivities are. And so when we come to people like Chris
00:49:43.460and Tamara or the Coots Four, where they're being ranked, they're being treated differently by the
00:49:49.180system because of who they are because they happen to be quote-unquote political dissidents
00:49:55.260and i'm using the wording not of my own wording but our current chief justice justice wagner
00:50:01.360essentially said that and our former chief judge uh in two op-eds that she wrote right after the
00:50:07.540freedom convoy beverly mclaughlin who sits on a human rights tribunal in in china try to explain
00:50:13.640to me what that looks like um they they both say the same thing essentially that the freedom convoy
00:50:20.420people who went there and peacefully protested in expression of their charter rights were actually
00:50:27.060terrorists and that wording you know to tie that up with what uh what dan was saying earlier that
00:50:32.960that's how that's why the emergencies act inquiry came out the way it did and part of the problem
00:50:38.920with the justice system there just to finish off the point is the liberals back engineered that
00:50:44.040that legislation so that no matter what they did it would turn out okay right uh because they they
00:50:51.140fixed the the way that the inquiry uh could work they fixed how long you could have to question
00:50:56.800them that there would not be any proper cross-examination there would not be any independent
00:51:01.920assessment that they would choose the arbiter of whether or not what they did broke the law
00:51:06.400on and on and on so that in a nutshell is a synopsis of what's wrong with our justice system
00:51:11.960it's not a it's not a it's not trying to do justice that's not its goal right now it's
00:51:16.060trying to achieve quote-unquote social justice which is another way of saying to to achieve
00:51:21.920the objectives that the government of canada has prioritized and and at the end of the day
00:51:27.840that is by definition um a democracy a democracy is rule of the mob rule of the loudest uh group
00:51:35.380of voices whether they're manufactured or genuine is irrelevant in the current system because the
00:51:42.340mob rule is not a genuine grassroots rule of the voices of the people that's the part that's been
00:51:49.360manifested and created behind the scenes which has captured all of our institutions which to me
00:51:54.720is you know the we hear this word fighting for democracy fighting for democracy when what we
00:52:00.460should be saying is if we want a rule by law we need a constitutional republic not a uh democracy
00:52:07.200because we have exactly that right now and the squeaky wheel the loudest uh uh mob is uh is the
00:52:14.160one that's in control well this is precisely why we have the why we have a charter of rights and
00:52:20.020freedoms or a bill of rights in the united states is you're quite right democracy can descend into
00:52:25.580oppression by the majority or in net effect oppression by an elite minority which is what
00:52:31.980we're seeing really in throughout the west but what those charters are those those human rights
00:52:37.280charters are supposed to be a check on that so that the new or so that the the definition of
00:52:42.920democracy that we've we've been operating under uh perhaps in a delusory way in canada the united
00:52:48.720states and elsewhere is ruled by the majority with respect for minority rights that's sort of
00:52:54.420been the Canadian vision of what democracy was supposed to look like. And unfortunately,
00:53:00.520what we're seeing is the latter part of that is being suppressed. There isn't a lot of respect
00:53:06.320for minority rights, at least in what we're seeing instead is really oppression by minority
00:53:13.040through political divisions and sort of having this, I guess, hierarchy of victimhood,
00:53:21.880which seems to be the way that people get what they want,
00:53:25.900using the legal system sort of as almost like a luncheon counter.
00:53:31.120And we're also seeing all of that nonsense being amplified by the government,
00:53:36.020by the media, the left-wing corporate media, and social media, obviously,
00:53:40.240and suppressed a lot on the rational thinking side of things,
00:53:45.420at least in Canada, by the government themselves,
00:53:49.040which i find to be completely unacceptable odessa we are going to talk about because you'd prepared
00:53:56.500for this what do you think is coming next year what's in store for 2024 okay i'm giving away my
00:54:06.040show that i'm doing tomorrow but i don't know just think of this as a promo okay for your show
00:54:12.080tomorrow so a very well-known correspondent for the cbs news network out of the states
00:54:18.240says there's going to be a black swan event her name is katherine harridge she's taken very
00:54:24.600seriously she used to uh report for fox news about military uh stuff she's married to um
00:54:32.100colonel jamie hayes and he's a chief of staff was he's retired now in deputy directable for
00:54:39.360special operations she's married to him she says she's pretty sure there'll be a black swan event
00:54:45.880she said black swan event is things like 9-11 we already know that wef is promising a cyber attack
00:54:53.260of some sort by 2025 popular mechanics if you can believe it wrote a whole article about a cat
00:55:00.080a catastrophe catastrophic mutating event will strike in the next two years bbc is talking about
00:55:07.040it um i think it's because they don't want a free america or canada they need to keep trudeau and
00:55:14.220some sort of replication of Biden in there. And so to screw up any kind of faux election,
00:55:22.200where we could maybe get ourselves out of the worst of the worst, at any time, if they cause
00:55:28.080a catastrophe, it's I think, I don't know if Leighton would even know with the law, I think
00:55:33.460you can just cancel elections. And my friend, Barracuda Barbie, who's very loud on Instagram,
00:55:40.060is like you can just tell that Trudeau is glib and glee and he's a narcissist and is like,
00:55:46.860I'm not going anywhere. And so I feel that 2024 or just into 2025, there will be some sort of
00:55:56.620catastrophe, probably a cyber attack that takes down banking. What I pray doesn't happen is the
00:56:05.260DeGal, D-E-G-A-L, military report that was talked about and sort of leaked as soon as COVID
00:56:13.720happened. And it was leaked what the population of each country will be in 2025.
00:56:21.980And Canada had a third less and America had two thirds less. I think that's all going to shit0.99
00:56:29.060because they're going to fill it in with immigration. But I don't know if they thought0.99
00:56:33.240the VAX agenda would go better than it did. So I think I can sleep at night that the DeGal
00:56:38.380military report is not going to happen unless this Israeli war hits all of us.0.94
00:56:45.160I don't think it's going to be good. Do you think this is all part of the plan0.90
00:56:49.140or is it them like scrambling? And I've had conversations like this with Jason, with Wayne.
00:56:54.780I've had this conversation with Derek as well. Is this part of the plan or are they just scrambling
00:57:01.080to try and fill in the holes with anything they can because we have created such a monkey wrench
00:57:05.700for them i think there is a plan but they know they're testing us so with the covid thing it's
00:57:14.340not going well i mean we're a super sheep nation in canada and what is it 14 uptake in boosters
00:57:21.140and most of those are the elderly in old age homes who are being forced boosted who don't
00:57:26.980even know what's going in their veins. So I think they're having to pivot because I don't think
00:57:33.180they're going to get away with these injections over and over. The who thing is not going well.
00:57:39.280I don't know if you've had James Roguski on, but the WHO is failing now to implement what they want
00:57:45.380by the end of January, unless they completely cheat, but people are outing it. So no, I think
00:57:50.420they're pivoting. And I think that timing might change. I think the really the only thing left
00:57:56.300they have is war that spreads or a cyber attack that takes everything down
00:58:05.900and oh sorry go ahead derek get your hand up sorry i just wanted to chime in because i actually had
00:58:13.540a video that came out this morning talking about the same exact thing that when you look at when
00:58:19.160people talk about distractions that everything that happens when it comes to trudeau's scandals
00:58:23.480It's just another distraction to take your eyes away from what's actually going on.0.97
00:58:27.740And what I find funny about what Odessa is talking about with a black swan moment is that Justin Trudeau has recently been making speeches that he intends to run in the next election, despite his low polling numbers, despite everyone saying, is this man ridiculously stupid for putting his hat in the ring to do this again?0.61
00:58:44.680But I've even said to people, he must have an ace up his sleeve when it comes to all of the things we've seen him pull off in the last eight years.
00:58:53.120And now when with his links to the WEF and when you see what happened, well, what figuratively happened in the United States with the last election, why would he run again if he didn't have some kind of plan in place to ensure his victory or at least to stall an election when he talks about he's not, quote, done yet?
00:59:11.480um that should scare the living daylights out of people and again when odessa talks about
00:59:16.040what she's coming forward with those scenarios seem more and more likely the more that you start1.00
00:59:21.600to look at the distraction side of well why would trudeau say something so asinine so stupid but1.00
00:59:26.560then you start realizing well hold on a minute maybe that maybe that's the distraction maybe1.00
00:59:30.680he doesn't want us to think about all the possibilities that could come from him running
00:59:34.960again and i think we're going to see that next year for sure uh chris i've got a question for
00:59:39.660you uh and we're gonna have to say goodbye to chris barber very soon the reason for that is
00:59:43.280we have somebody he cannot be on screen with coming on uh in the next few minutes chris you
00:59:49.340were down in the states for america fest in the last couple of weeks i saw you post pictures
00:59:55.120how was that man because something i saw you mentioned that we've got to do this in canada
01:00:00.280man how do we do something like this in canada i spent five days down in america fest in phoenix
01:00:06.040with my daughter actually flew down um we've seen and listened to some amazing speakers throughout
01:00:11.880the u.s steve bannon uh donald trump jr gave quite the quite the powerful speech um roger stone
01:00:18.960roseanne barr there was just about every aspect of of the conservative movement within the united
01:00:24.620states and i came out of there just like ready to ready to go um walking out of a rocky movie
01:00:31.180yeah it was like you just walked out of that place every day it was all day listening to
01:00:36.020speakers and trying to find a way to push forward and the one thing i was going to mention about
01:00:40.420odessa's comment there too is how far will they go in the united states to silent donald trump
01:00:45.240in uh in coming up month or up until november steve van and bannon made a really powerful
01:00:51.240statement too that they're going to try and take his life they're going to try that viciously to
01:00:56.520make sure that he has no chance of getting on the ballot in November and, uh, mark his words.
01:01:01.500If something like that happens in the United States, it's going to be a lot of trouble down
01:01:04.620there. Yeah. You know, I, I think we need a Canadian version of somebody like Vivek Ramaswamy
01:01:10.520up here. The closest we have is Danielle Smith. Did you get a chance to hear Vivek speak or get
01:01:17.020a chance to meet him at all? I did. Yeah. Very powerful. And then at the end of this, of his
01:01:20.980speech, he actually opened it up to the, to the audience for questions. One of the big things
01:05:12.640i remember i remember watching him in debate and mark garrettson basically said justin the
01:05:17.980conservatives have no basis for their argument because they think he's incompetent so how does
01:05:22.740that make sense and it's like you're basically calling justin trudeau incompetent like that's
01:05:26.140that's your argument it was very funny but anyways i honestly mark garrettson knows
01:05:31.060i i think mark garrettson is more smarter than we believe i i think that based on his posts
01:05:37.380um i think he has a trench outside of politics and that's why he does what he does
01:05:42.260so i just want to respond like dan like you know um because of the book i've written or
01:05:48.920going through copy editing unjustified the emergencies act and the inquiry that got it
01:05:54.500wrong um of course uh counter signal did the story in mid-november about the management and
01:06:01.520supply agreement between pfizer and the government of canada and it was that interestingly anita
01:06:06.640Anand was the person who was signing for the government. Now, I know a number of people who
01:06:12.120are strong liberal supporters, Liberal Party of Canada members, and so on. And listening to them
01:06:19.700talk when I do, I would say, run Anita Anand as a prime minister, and run it in this way.
01:06:29.160And I'm saying, despite everything we know, run it in this way. Run it like the way that the
01:06:34.120government responded to the pandemic. It's like the Marshall Plan of the 2020s. It's like the
01:06:40.260most amazing thing. And if it hadn't been for what the government did, we'd all be dead or in
01:06:45.720hospital now. And I'm saying that in terms of running a campaign, the next time it comes along,
01:06:56.320no matter how crazy it is, but I think that there's been a lot of crazy stuff that's been
01:07:00.960that's been explained to us by my provincial health minister, Dr. Bonnie Henry, and all kinds
01:07:06.020of things, and Dr. Theresa Tam wearing masks in an empty room and everything and making people be
01:07:11.640afraid. So I think that very likely the tone of the campaign, the Liberal Party of Canada,
01:07:18.680whether it's Anita Anand or Mark Carney or someone else, or Justin Trudeau, will really
01:07:24.680take on a surreal quality. No, and I absolutely agree with you. And I'm not saying that they
01:07:30.880won't have talking points but my question to you is does the public believe them because right now
01:07:35.540the government's talking about low so when they get questioned about you know food banks they're
01:07:40.700like lowest gdp or uh what is that what is their talking points lowest unemployment in the g7s
01:07:47.280those are their talking points so you don't hear can you hear can you hear me now yeah no no you
01:07:52.600can't i'm just saying they got nothing i mean they they have the liberal party of canada has
01:07:57.220nothing they have nobody bench strength that you're talking about nobody behind justin trudeau
01:08:01.680unless you want to talk about mark carney who is a globalist a member of the world economic forum
01:08:06.480so he would just go ahead and try and carry on what trudeau has been doing um you know do you
01:08:12.940think there will be an election in 2024 dan ray quickly give us your uh prediction i i don't think
01:08:19.780so and i'll tell you why because right now if you look at the polling through 338 canada
01:08:23.960every party is going to lose seats outside of the conservative party the red red liberal party is
01:08:30.040going to have a red wedding come next election and the the if you look at the funding from game
01:08:35.840of thrones right yes yes absolutely it's going to be a red wedding and if you look at the terms of
01:08:41.040donations the conservatives are almost three to one to every other party they are three to one to
01:08:46.220the liberal party i mean i'm not sure what the ndp um i think they got a million dollars last uh like
01:08:52.100last time they checked but they're not doing so well um so what's the onus on jagmeet singh to
01:08:59.460call a vote of non-confidence there's zero there's no onus on the liberal party to uh to call an
01:09:06.440election there's none so i mean i i see justin strudeau milking this one for the longest time
01:09:11.280i think that they're going to try to maybe salvage something in 2020 you know 24 25 i don't think
01:09:18.000that they can do it i think the government the thing is and i i heard something that was very
01:09:21.200interesting. And it was, you know, you can say that I'm doing well, but I have to believe it.
01:09:25.300And I think a lot of Canadians, I think a lot of Americans, they don't feel like they're doing
01:09:28.240well. They're not winning. So I think, you know, the apathy of the electorate is they're not winning
01:09:35.100with this government and they don't think that this government's behind them. You know, you look
01:09:39.420at, you go to, you know, the worst thing I saw this, you know, this Christmas, and I was kind
01:09:42.980of hoping that it would be like kind of nice. Parliament, they didn't have any Christmas
01:09:47.000decorations up at Ottawa. There's nothing out there. It was like, it was lifeless.
01:09:51.200And then if you go to the malls, we had like Palestinian protests.
01:09:54.300I mean, like seriously, in front of Santa Claus, like if I was a child, if I was a parent having my child and there's a Palestinian flag, like, oh, my free Palestine.0.70
01:10:02.840Like, seriously, who who's the who who benefits from that?
01:10:06.220And honestly, I know what the liberals doing.0.98
01:10:07.920They're obviously they're doing it for the Muslim vote.
01:10:09.580But regardless, I think that the voters.0.75
01:21:08.760So you mentioned about the process being the punishment.
01:21:12.200And people don't realize it, like not even people that were treated the way I was or other business owners or Pat or some of the people on the panel.
01:21:21.660But every single person in this country and in this province has been has is being abused by the process that we find ourselves in.
01:21:30.920Everybody. And, you know, Pat mentioned that these things are being exposed and people are starting to see things and and things are coming out in court that we were saying from the beginning.
01:21:42.200And what blows my mind is that the world is just ignoring it.
01:21:50.740You know, the majority of people are just ignoring it, going on with their days, going out their lives.
01:21:55.880Oh, yeah, Chris's charges were dropped.
01:34:49.220didn't get his damn day in trial myself included i get up there i subpoenaed dina hinshaw back in0.97
01:34:56.240the day when i'm trying to do and i may have done a procedural violation i may have been procedurally0.99
01:35:00.880violated but at the same time we've been doing what we can to try and expose this shit only to0.91
01:35:07.180be found out that we're right and layton ends up getting it with the ingram and here in alberta that0.99
01:35:12.940is and and we're just getting beat up against the wall and oh no matter what yeah your your
01:35:18.480conditions are are this this this and this your trials are this this and this and this
01:35:22.440it doesn't matter you don't matter you don't matter anymore and this is your home man like1.00
01:35:30.680this shit oh yeah i'm gonna stop because i'm gonna get mad you're gonna get mad rob go ahead0.99
01:35:36.640and chris we know that you haven't got much more time left so if you want to drop out we want to0.99
01:35:41.580thank you for coming on sorry to get you mad and then uh say goodbye but i will get you on at some
01:35:48.240point soon again we can talk more about this absolutely yeah and likewise i'd like to i'd
01:35:52.620like to have you on our uh our show here too shadow i'm sure you got a lot to talk about
01:35:57.000love to thank you chris all right ciao everyone okay yeah there is chris scott from the whistle
01:36:02.900stop cafe in mirror alberta we've got uh dr chris schumacher waiting in the wings we're going to
01:36:08.960bring him on uh hey chris hey dr chris how you doing uh thanks for coming on we're going to get
01:36:14.540to you in just a second rob you had something yeah yeah i just wanted to mention before we uh
01:36:19.840shift gears from that subject something i should have mentioned so i think the one thing you were
01:36:23.880asking me about was what happened at a hockey game so really long story short this has happened
01:36:28.320twice now where uh i was assaulted out in the community and uh i'm sure people can tell by
01:36:34.260just looking at me that i'm very capable of uh defending myself but uh if i did that i'd be
01:36:40.120playing into the enemy's hand and uh i would be the one that got in trouble so i put my faith in
01:36:45.520god and uh you know i'm very happy that i didn't react because we know they're provoking and
01:36:50.720looking for a reaction but what i wanted to talk about is how the municipal governments are doing
01:36:55.380this thing right now where i explain to you guys about how you know we've seen this show that's not
01:37:01.020appropriate going on inside of a park report to the police report to everybody uh reach out to
01:37:06.320the city councillors reach out to the bylaw officers reached out to everybody i possibly
01:37:10.400could now what they're doing is when i got no answers from police or any of the proper channels
01:37:16.000they would not let me delegate at municipal council let me add which is crazy but i don't
01:37:22.000have the money to go after them i i filed an integrity commissioner report and i haven't
01:37:27.520heard anything back yet but so what happened is i was going to places that the mayor was for this
01:37:34.160city and I was going up to him like the reporter like I do and I was saying excuse me Mr. Mayor
01:37:40.200can we speak for a second I wanted to know if when you funded this pride in the park with $5,000
01:37:45.500if you knew adults were going to be getting naked in front of children and he would literally start
01:37:50.160running away from me so then I found out a couple weeks later that the municipal bylaw came out with
01:37:58.340this new thing where they're saying they don't trust the police to do their jobs properly
01:38:01.840And they hired bylaw officers now to consider, you know, if I go and ask these people this, that I am intimidating a city official, so a government official, sorry, that's how it is.
01:38:18.680So if I go to my regional council and I wait outside the building in a suit, in a tie, very professionally, and I say, hi, Mr. Mayor, can I please speak with you for a quick moment just about an incident in the park?
01:38:31.340The first thing they do is have bylaw come run at me and give me a ticket.
01:38:35.180So I can't even ask these people questions.
01:38:37.540i've already been told by one of his insider staffs if i go to his office again to try and
01:38:42.820ask a question that i'll be trespassed right there and i won't be allowed on any municipal
01:38:47.180government property going forward so they have completely weaponized the municipal system so
01:38:54.360you were talking about predictions before shadow i want to come up with a prediction right now
01:38:58.900it is my belief that the federal government is captured the political the the provincial government
01:39:06.340is on its way there my thoughts now are everybody should be paying attention at a municipal level
01:39:13.020because they are coming for it and i can promise you that and they're going to be coming hard and
01:39:18.600you see it with all these strong mayor powers and all of a sudden all these mayors if you follow
01:39:22.980them on the internet they're at all these different retreats with mayors all over the province
01:39:27.160together and they're starting to click up together and do things together and
01:39:31.020start paying attention to municipal politics our school board meetings because uh we're going to
01:39:37.100see a lot of things happening at these levels now because we're giving these people uh power that
01:39:41.960they they should not have well i'll tell you this west here we've have been keeping an eye out
01:39:48.460especially in small towns with these land grabs that they've been trying to do i'm not sure if
01:39:52.720they're going after the land in ontario is there any sign that they are chris rob
01:39:59.120yeah i'm like maggie hope ron can speak to that a lot better than me but uh yeah there's there's
01:40:06.160definitely a lot of that going on um i know down in peterborough they have a group that's uh that's
01:40:10.420had some real success with rural councils um a lot of these councils don't even really necessarily
01:40:16.140understand the gravity or or the way that they're even working and uh some people that have been
01:40:20.660able to get in and get some delegations done have had success in that but i i believe this is going
01:40:25.000on on everywhere um rob hit on something as well with the uh with the bylaw thing that i've noticed
01:40:30.320here in ottawa as well where um where municipal bylaw officers are being weaponized so you know
01:40:35.880for instance if we're down in certain areas particularly near parliament hill um when they
01:40:40.080want either to to get rid of our presence because something else is going on or or it could be for
01:40:44.880any reason they'll send in a squad of bylaw officers with an alleged complaint so they'll
01:40:50.220initiate contact they often do this with a group or they go after a vulnerable person say like
01:40:54.540you know old guy or possibly a woman um they come in and they try to find these people like
01:40:59.260ridiculous sometimes thirteen hundred dollars um for for using a megaphone sometimes for having a
01:41:04.480wagon or a sign um and then they initiate this contact and often it gets people riled up then0.82
01:41:09.160they'll have police waiting on standby who come in and then this stuff gets escalated into sometimes
01:41:13.640criminal charges and what's happening to the people that are protesting or get these fines
01:41:17.560is that they're being banned from the area so they're also being given you know sometimes they
01:41:21.660get like an obstruct or a disturb disturb the peace type of thing that happens and they also
01:41:26.280get banned from 500 meters so they're effectively losing their their right to protest in the process
01:41:31.220as well so that's something i've noticed going on here a lot that's interesting hey jason i'm sorry
01:41:36.960i haven't been to you in a little bit is it possible that we could get andy back and tiana
01:41:41.920back i know that they were waiting patiently backstage for a while for their opportunity
01:41:47.060to come on and i would like to have uh both of them on uh at some point in the next 10 or 15
01:41:52.440minutes so we could go ahead and yeah i'll work on that right now that thank you very much wayne's
01:41:56.740got his hand up mr echo over here i'll just make this shirt and then i'll drop off with me and my
01:42:02.240echo and uh let the ladies come on but uh i wanted to talk to the point uh that chris and rob were
01:42:08.300were addressing there and i and i think that this is an active uh tactic um the processes of
01:42:15.560punishment until you get to a point where you are going to prove the courts wrong or the judicial
01:42:21.800decision uh what the courts uh jay layton had had the great word for that they accept it as
01:42:27.540undeniable fact um they are protecting these things uh uh these these cases like like chris's
01:42:34.260that get dismissed it's in order to protect that narrative and discussion so there are these are
01:42:40.320not victories although Chris was dismissed from the courts it's literally the impact of that
01:42:47.060dismissal reverberates across the country because further evidence to eliminate or exonerate or
01:42:54.320prove the narrative that the government is and the captured people in all the establishments
01:43:01.400have endeavored in that's what they're protecting and and so any if you get to the point where
01:43:07.200you're about to establish a precedent in the courts that looks unfavorably on the courts or
01:43:13.560the establishment you're going to be dismissed at that point and to further to the irregularities
01:43:19.020of it I wasn't even allowed to attend my own trial and the only justification that was given
01:43:25.640to me was because I am a journalist I was not allowed to attend my own trial so these kinds of
01:43:33.840things are just the absolute absurdities that they are able to dismiss um you know uh in order
01:43:41.460to to protect their their narrative uh in moving forward in in this arbitrary powers given to these
01:43:50.380jackpot thugs to walk in at any given moment and decide what might or might be a crime in their
01:43:56.800book we're still seeing that playing out uh you know like for for people like pat and and others
01:44:02.540here covid never stopped uh and that's an importance to know because you know when i
01:44:08.300talk to the people at stacy's happy place in uh alberta there on thanksgiving morning a bookshop
01:44:16.780that sells coffee gets three invest uh uh super snap uh inspections on thanksgiving uh just to try
01:44:26.220to intervene and intimidate customers and exactly enter people into that process anybody of the
01:44:32.500patrons object uh they become uh targets or persons of interest uh they're labeled potential
01:44:40.120spies uh these kinds of things are are continuing to progress through that and it's all to protect
01:44:46.780the narrative i believe they cannot allow precedence to be set like today wayne who are
01:44:52.800you talking about exactly the the captured amongst the establishment um and in in the the when they
01:45:01.000and it's escaping me when they accept as an unalienable truth without a discussion and
01:45:07.740dismiss when that discussion becomes uh up to to to be to be you know had again um that is
01:45:15.140intervention in the courts uh intervention in justice intervention in our rights in my in my
01:45:20.280mind that's called that's a concept called judicial notice right and just to finish off
01:45:25.580lane's thought quickly uh shadow um you know uh these these things that we talk about like chris's
01:45:31.880case and others the military term is a pyrrhic victory a pyrrhic victory is where you win a battle
01:45:37.720but you don't win the ultimate war right and uh and and that's kind of what's happening in the
01:45:44.480legal land landscape it's important to remember in alberta you know we talk about things are all
01:45:48.980sunshine and lollipops in Alberta, but the one thing, if I'm going to throw a rock at Danielle
01:45:54.780Smith's window, is in the leadership campaign in the latter part of 2022, the thing that
01:46:01.700distinguished her from the other candidates, Jason will back me up on this, is she was very open
01:46:07.460in criticizing Jason Kenney and the handling of the pandemic by the Kenney government. In fact,
01:46:14.960When she was a radio personality before she ran for the leadership of the UCP, she was very, very critical of them, and rightly so.
01:46:22.880Well, since she's been premier, it's been crickets.
01:46:26.280She set aside $2 million for the Manning Commission, which produced a very nice report with a series of important recommendations,
01:46:35.820preeminent among which is the same recommendation that came out of the NCI report,
01:46:39.960and that is, we need a full-blown public inquiry that has the teeth and the force of law.
01:46:43.760But it's important to remember, even in Alberta, very little has been done.
01:46:49.920The Alberta Health Services has not been fully dismantled.
01:46:53.600We do not have any sort of accountability for the people who were the COVID villains.
01:46:58.620In fact, Danielle Smith has many of the COVID villains in her cabinet right now.
01:47:04.160And as a final point, Jason, again, will back me up on this.
01:47:07.920People forget the CUDS prosecution is a provincial prosecution.
01:47:12.500The man who was prosecuting that case, Stephen Johns, is the same guy that I dealt with when I was representing James Coates and Timothy Stevens and Ty Northcott and all the other people.
01:47:23.220That is a provincial prosecution that Danielle Smith and Mickey Amory, our justice minister, could put to rest tomorrow.
01:47:33.440So, you know, even in Alberta, where we say, you know, this is the sort of the halcyon, the zenith of the freedom movement in terms of politics in Canada, it's not that great.
01:47:46.900We need a lot more, you know, to happen.
01:47:54.060the only way we're going to get i think to where we need to be in terms of accountability
01:47:59.160um and then from there amnesty uh is if we have a full-blown public inquiry that has the force of
01:48:05.600law but you can subpoena premiers you can subpoena theresa tam you can subpoena bonnie henry and all
01:48:11.840these other people uh who were the great covet villains and i think that's what needs to happen
01:48:16.220in our country i mean before you leave um what uh what's going to happen in 2024 in your opinion
01:48:25.900oh uh well i'm i'm going to be doing a couple of these exact kind of things tomorrow and the
01:48:30.940next night so uh i'll drop uh just a little bit of a of a teaser um i i i think 2024 is going to
01:48:40.940be the deciding year as to whether humanity remains intact and thrives or we turn into this
01:48:47.980transhumanist borg type of of society under digital control but unfortunately i think that
01:48:57.100affliction might come to the west rather than the east i i think that things that are are going to
01:49:04.380impact the most may not necessarily come from within our country the geopolitical and global
01:49:10.940pressures that are taking place and transpiring are going to end the cabal as we call it and
01:49:19.200I think that with the collapse of that the victory that it may appear it is going to be incredibly
01:49:27.180devastating for the west our societies we are we are not moving forward in on this planet as we
01:49:37.220are led to believe uh you know in in just a one little clue on that is 28 nations sanctioned
01:49:44.100russia in this conflict in ukraine great but uh 143 nations are lining up and stepping up uh with
01:49:51.940their hands up in line politely waiting to do business with russia so i i think the perspective
01:49:58.020on on things is changing on the international scale and we need to fortify and get our house
01:50:05.380in order here and that ultimately comes with the court of public opinion which is the highest
01:50:10.420jurisdiction in every land ultimately at the end of the day uh and and that's uh where i
01:50:16.100see us moving forward so that's my little uh glimpse into 2024 the rest people have to tune
01:50:22.260in uh tomorrow and uh the next day for find wayne on what's up canada you bet what platforms are you
01:50:30.660we will be streaming that on rumble lgm.news and what's up canada.org for sure and uh we're going
01:50:40.580to be launching uh lgm version 2.0 which is going to revolutionize how these uh kinds of events can
01:50:49.900take place and the amount of information that we're going to be delivering for that so we're
01:50:54.400going to be uh tweaking some stuff and uh showing people whole new opportunities because uh that's
01:51:01.060really where we're at here i i believe we're gonna we're gonna have to decide whether we
01:51:05.180want to take responsibility and move forward or go back to the stone age and be green all right
01:51:13.540brother thank you we'll talk to you again happy new year wayne peters uh what's up canada and
01:51:18.360lgmnews.org i had i had andy here andy lee was here and now she's not anymore hopefully she
01:51:26.560comes back and tiana truth seeker as well dr chris shoemaker has been waiting patiently in
01:51:32.900the bottom right corner uh where the circle gets the square hello uh dr chris thank you for coming
01:51:39.080on tonight it's been a while how are you what's new with you oh hi shadow i'm just fine thank you
01:51:44.740hello everybody i'm very excited to hear these many legal comments um we're doing our best on
01:51:51.980the medical side to let society know what's going on uh recently it was in romania for seven days
01:51:57.800and gave a speech at the romanian parliament and complimented the romanian people on only being a
01:52:02.72030 uptake of the vaccine from the beginning back when canada was 90 95 or 85 to 90 romania was only0.86
01:52:10.980at 30 percent even at the beginning of this pandemic because they the Romanian people have
01:52:16.580a good feel and a good flavor of what it's been like to be under communistic control what it's
01:52:21.840been like to have a government telling you something that you know instinctively is not
01:52:25.940good for you so they on their own didn't take up the vax and as a result they are the one of the
01:52:30.920healthiest populations in Europe because they declined the harm vax. Chris information on
01:52:40.040the vax has been evolving greatly in the past couple of months have you been keeping up on that
01:52:45.600i would say i'm the one person in canada who keeps up on them the most
01:52:50.060all right so can you tell us uh what what has been happening what have they been finding out
01:52:55.280oh they've been finding out that there's dna in the vaxes and not just rna one third of the weight
01:53:01.360of what goes into everyone's shoulder is actually genetic material in the form of double-stranded
01:53:06.540dna which can last throughout a whole body's lifetime as opposed to just six to eight months
01:53:12.820this has been proven and others sorry i i'm looking at pat there pat's been making faces
01:53:20.900and i thought he had something to say here by the way pat king is here only for fundraising purposes
01:53:24.940we were screaming this dr shoemaker and may i just say it's an honor and a privilege to be in the
01:53:30.760same same group as you uh i use some of your testimony and some of your work on some of
01:53:35.620things that i was bringing out but he's we were streaming this three years ago we were telling
01:53:40.960people about what was in these jobs and and i want to say something here uh and and all the work with
01:53:47.740the the commission the what the nci the national covid inquiry is that how it was the
01:53:55.000national citizens inquiry nci only in canada yes you're right and if anybody's ever sat down with
01:54:05.240those documents and read them and and see what's in them um one of my questions is for this this
01:54:11.200one how come they're not arrested by now there's no you can't there's no ifs ands or buts about it
01:54:17.540this is irrefutable proof now the ties to equities the ties with uh you know the judicial system the
01:54:23.960paying off of people the pushing um a lot of people weren't understanding about how well how
01:54:29.440are corporations being able to push these mandates on the people uh and onto their employers but
01:54:35.020Ladies and gentlemen, there's something a lot of people missed out, and I think the Citizens Inquiry missed out on this as well, was the paying of foreign workers and migrant workers and immigrant workers on these corporations are half government funded.
01:54:50.060So the government pays half of their wage while the corporation and the company only had to pay half of their wage.
01:54:55.440therefore there's the tie to the government and that is what was being why these institutions
01:55:01.140these businesses were pushing it on to the uh the workers and why they were making it mandatory
01:55:07.080and trying to say well you'll lose your job is because the government was putting their
01:55:11.060their heels on the corporations that had out like um migrant workers immigrant workers working for
01:55:18.080them through the immigration program and different situations happening in different countries and0.63
01:55:23.800And that, you know, and using these different formulas, they were able to step on the throats of people.
01:55:30.460I mean, if we look at the vaccine uptake in the last three months, excuse me, or four months in this country, it's 15 percent, 15 percent of people.
01:55:39.960Now, you still see people with the masks on alone in their cars every now and again.
01:55:44.900It's not that prevalent anymore as it was two or three years ago.
01:56:52.840I testified under oath for 45 minutes.
01:56:55.320But the NCI does not have arrest powers.
01:56:58.000The NCI at best has recommendary powers.
01:57:01.480And ultimately, it's up to police and lawyers to look at the real facts as to what are really happening
01:57:07.180and the fact that Canadians were not allowed to have anything but coercion onto them.
01:57:12.140the people who were mandated to take shots means by definition they were coerced and if you are
01:57:17.800coerced you means you are not giving your true permission for it it means you're being falsely
01:57:22.820forced to take it and mandates created a sense of forced agreement not true permission
01:57:31.000well the nci in itself i'm sorry odessa go ahead oh go you you keep going because yours
01:57:38.160has more to do with what you're talking about i'll talk after all i was going to say was the nci
01:57:43.440as dr shoemaker points out uh at best has recommendation powers and not even that
01:57:48.800they are asking the people of canada to forward their final uh report their final recommendations
01:57:56.500which i believe ken drysdale told me contains over 2 000 to local law enforcement to rcmp to
01:58:04.520their mps to their mlas to their counselors anybody who can get this to the powers that need
01:58:11.020to see it we know what happened with that whistleblower in new zealand i'm sure you guys
01:58:15.760are all aware of that this guy came out with the actual findings about what this formula was doing
01:58:24.540and he released them to the world they arrested him for this and they held him in jail for what
01:58:31.280was it six days and i'm surprised they ever let him out again i thought that this guy was never
01:58:36.580going to see the light of day again we need this to happen in every country on the planet that had
01:58:42.900a vaccine if he was that gentleman in new zealand if i could interrupt if he was in canada he would
01:58:47.680still be in jail they have the rule of law in new zealand apparently greater than we have here
01:58:53.180interesting and pat can attest to that odessa you were you were going to say well it was to do
01:58:59.000This is something we, you know, Dr. Chris Schumacher was talking about.
01:59:02.180But, you know, we want to see all these people in jail.
01:59:05.180But coincidentally, have you guys heard about how Pfizer has just completed a $43 billion acquisition of Seagin on December 14, 2023?
01:59:19.100They become the largest oncology company to treat most turbo cancers now.
01:59:25.200so pfizer is just you know their stocks are dropping nobody wants the mrna so they've
01:59:32.040got an acquired segan to treat turbo cancers well that's what dr peter mccullough was saying
01:59:39.280which is completely ridiculous pfizer causes the problem they now say they're going to fix
01:59:49.020and nobody bats an eye what how's that for a business plan pretty smart business plan
01:59:55.720bill gates getting 20 fold on every dollar that he invested in vaccines unbelievable yeah so let's
02:00:03.200talk about 2024 uh i know odessa has already answered uh what she thinks is going to happen
02:00:09.200and what she's been hearing that's going to happen chris daisy uh not chris shoemaker chris
02:00:15.560Stacey, what is your opinion as to what's going to happen in the new year?
02:00:20.280Yeah, I mean, I have some of the same concerns, perhaps, about, I mean, I don't have any insider knowledge,
02:00:25.900but there's a lot of talk, and, you know, we're so dependent on constant high-speed broadband connections
02:00:31.840that there's a number of ways that a whole lot of things could go south really quickly.
02:00:36.800You know, as far as just for me and what I see, I see in Ottawa, I see the, you know,
02:00:43.800there's always a thin veneer kind of over society that for a long time you could ignore. What I see
02:00:48.400is more and more people and the problems in Ottawa getting worse and worse. I've seen 10 cities now
02:00:53.800just across the border in Gatineau, more and more people overdosing every weekend and a problem
02:00:59.040that's affecting more and more people. I don't see that getting any better. I see more and more
02:01:04.880people are going to be, whether they want to awaken to this or not, are not going to have a
02:01:09.840choice because when it affects you, it affects your family or there's so much going on in the
02:01:13.440streets that you can't ignore it um that's going to going to make a difference um it's hard for me
02:01:18.780to really to say what to expect but as far as what i'm going to do i'm just going to try to be in the
02:01:21.980right place in the right time and uh and show what i can from here um trying to get my legs under me
02:01:26.740and i think i'm kind of finding my place a little bit so i'm just going to keep going and that's a
02:01:31.260steep learning curve but uh i mean i think there's going to be going to be a lot of stuff for for me
02:01:35.680to keep an eye on and cover here in ottawa for sure let me let me just say to you uh i love the
02:01:40.440work that you've been doing for the past couple of years uh and i think the entire panel is yeah
02:01:45.880man because seriously like you get your nose right in there and you don't back down and that takes
02:01:52.760so much courage what is the most terrifying thing that's happened to you in the last couple years
02:01:58.840i mean if we go all the way back to the convoy the thing the thing that really shook me the most
02:02:03.720is was shortly after the uh the convoy got violently pushed out of ottawa um you know i
02:02:08.740wasn't really a known guy back then i started streaming some stuff but i was a local and i was
02:02:13.180making some noise and and i was still here after the convoy left and now that was right around the
02:02:18.120time where acting uh acting police chief uh dealt was it he came out and made a statement where
02:02:24.060basically he said he was going to use all police resources he could he basically threatened all
02:02:27.580canadians said he was going to chase them down and i kind of made a public statement uh not really
02:02:32.200very happy about that um said my name i was down live on bank street and i went home and within
02:02:37.200minutes of getting home it was a on my door and there was two auto police officers right at my
02:02:42.580door like like within minutes so that uh that honestly probably shook me the most out of
02:02:46.800everything that's happened um to know that that they already know who they knew who i was i was
02:02:50.880a nobody they knew who i was they knew where i lived um i'd actually been posting like i didn't
02:02:55.260even have a sim card in my phone at the time i'm posting from uh from wi-fi you know and using a
02:02:59.720vp and they still knew who i was where i was so that uh that shook me pretty hard even worse than
02:03:03.860the violence i witnessed uh from the police action that probably shook me the most
02:03:07.200And since then, I mean, it's I was pretty emotional and took me a long time to get over some of the some of the emotion and the trauma and to be face to face with police and so many different things took me a while to to kind of get over that initial triggering.
02:03:21.760But now now that I do it, I mean, the reps help.
02:03:25.240It's kind of like exposure therapy, right?
02:17:30.380So, for example, if you think about the situation with with transgender people, if you go back to the genesis of the Charter, the intention of the Charter and, you know, the frames of the Charter, you know, talked about this a lot back in 1982, back in 1981, 1982.
02:17:48.940too, and Brian Peckford talks about this. They were very concerned, those premiers, those wise men,
02:17:55.400about the court expanding the scope of the enumerated charter rights. In other words,
02:18:02.220what they wanted to do, the reason why we have a specific number of described charter rights,
02:18:08.900discrete charter rights, is because they didn't want to hand over power to courts to create a
02:18:13.880whole panoply of rights but what we've seen uh in the charter era gradually over the past 40 years
02:18:20.140but especially in the last decade or so is the court sort of reading down the rights which are
02:18:25.400enumerated and set out in the charter and instead creating new ones and so for example this has been
02:18:32.420this is what's happened with the transgender community with gay marriage it's it's happened
02:18:38.140And obviously with indigenous peoples, all these different categories of rights, which don't actually exist in the charter, the Supreme Court has taken upon itself to create them.
02:18:52.840And so this is really an inversion of what the role of the courts is supposed to be.0.62
02:18:59.500What the role of the courts is supposed to be is the law, especially the common law, sort of lags behind society and culture and politics.
02:19:06.880and it tries to make sense of events in the aftermath
02:19:34.560They are undemocratically appointed. They are chosen primarily based upon their diversity, inclusion, equity criteria. They all have some degree of competency in the law, obviously, but primarily they're being appointed for the diversity, inclusion, equity requirements.
02:19:55.560In fact, most recently, the most recent judge who was appointed, Mary Morrow from Alberta, our Minister of Justice in Ottawa, he said that a big part of that appointment was because he wants to see a majority of judges on the Supreme Court of Canada being women.
02:20:14.200well i think if if the majority if if the majority of judges in alberta uh of really good judges if0.98
02:20:23.280our best judges are women i don't care if all of them are women but i don't think we should be
02:20:27.800selected judges on the base simply because a person is a woman or they're black or they're
02:20:33.140gay or they're transgender or whatever but unfortunately this comes back to my earlier
02:20:37.100comment about how we're not doing justice in canada the the goal has been subverted to this
02:20:43.000marxist idea of social justice and we're we're setting priorities uh for judges and the judicial
02:20:48.960system and we're pre we're pre-picking uh winners and losers so for example this case that uh that
02:20:56.460greg just talked about in ontario or that you mentioned shadow um that winner was chosen uh
02:21:02.100even before that case was heard uh we knew that how that case was going to go because
02:21:07.120the judge uh made most important in that inquiry the politics uh the victimhood of of the person
02:21:14.760involved and that was more important than the law and that was more important than what what our
02:21:19.420what our sort of societal values are about what defamation is that was more important than our
02:21:25.160free speech the the freedom to call someone a groomer um so that's kind of what's happening
02:21:30.380in the law right now uh and unfortunately it's a very dangerous trend these people are not elected
02:30:53.200I think a lot of the things he has done
02:30:55.160have been for political purposes only.
02:30:56.980I mean, how can you say to a population where 75 percent of the people believe that climate change is real, that you're going to come out and say, no, actually, it's not.
02:31:10.280I mean, they're going to call you a heretic immediately and you'll go down from 41 percent support in the polls down to 21 percent if you're lucky.
02:31:19.400So there's certain things you have to say for political expediency.
02:31:22.660I don't disagree with you, Greg. But the problem is that aside from Polyev and the conservatives, we've only got Max Bernier and the PPC who are remarkably polling at two and three percent right now.
02:31:33.900It's not going to happen, at least not under Max, until we get somebody like a Canadian version of Vivek Ramaswamy to come up and start saying the truth.
02:31:44.780and i think the closest thing we have to that right now is a provincial premier danielle smith
02:31:50.340and even then she still doesn't go far enough and leighton has pointed a couple of glaring
02:31:56.040uh problems uh out with danielle smith tonight so what do you have to say i mean like
02:32:01.100the ppc is not the answer i mean we got to keep holding the feet to the fire right
02:32:05.800i uh i think that's that's a lie that we tell ourselves it's almost like you know we're at war
02:32:12.480we're in the trenches and it's like we tell ourselves these lies to not like run out into
02:32:18.380into the no man's land that lie is well he can't he can't talk about climate change i can't talk
02:32:24.780about climate change that's going to make me go down in the polls i don't think that's true at
02:32:28.620all if if pierre polyev were to say that what would be what would happen a lot of people would
02:32:36.700love it his base i think so too his base would love it like this is this is i think this is such
02:32:42.960a lie that that we get told of oh no he can't talk about the pandemic he can't talk about mass
02:32:47.760migration even though it's totally related to the housing crisis he can't talk about the political
02:32:51.820political prisoners yeah yeah don't worry every single egregious example of the canadian government
02:32:56.920acting authoritarian for some reason he's you know we can't talk about that that's going to be
02:33:01.580bad in the media and that's the thing we haven't had the fake news effect here in canada like we
02:33:06.460have in the states because trump showed up and said f you i don't care i'm not even just going
02:33:12.480to reduce immigration i'm going to build a wall but the point is the media attacked him the media
02:33:16.520attacked him the media attacked him four years later the credibility of the media is in the
02:33:20.440toilet that should have happened more so after the trucker convoy but for whatever reason
02:33:25.380you know pierre polyev and his team they can they kind of they got that they got all that
02:33:29.820anti-establishment energy roundabout what right back uh behind the establishment but
02:33:34.980this idea that we can't say that this is this is part of our canadiana sort of too nice attitude
02:33:40.780that we need to just leave behind man we just need to start telling the truth and people are
02:33:47.540going to respond to that i've if you talk to regular people they're ready for it man they
02:33:51.860are they are so yeah like this billboard chris and i had a fantastic discussion a few weeks ago
02:33:59.360regarding uh you know grooming of children in public schools libraries and whatnot and what i
02:34:05.720said to him was can they come out and say this he goes it's a winner i stand on street corners
02:34:12.360every single day in cities all over the world and what i can tell you is that 99 percent of people
02:34:19.640agree with me that this should not be going on a man is a man a woman is a woman and so on and so
02:34:26.760on and yet for whatever reason polyev won't touch that one either which is one he knows he can win
02:34:33.380the other stuff i mean there has been like with the climate change look man i i agree with you
02:34:39.740but i don't know that you can pull this off and i'll give you a reason i walked into a gas station
02:34:45.280for a pack of gum the other day because some breath was going on and and there was a guy
02:34:49.580stocking the chip stand with whatever barbecue chips and it's really unseasonably warm here
02:34:57.220in manitoba right now i think it's like zero one degree whatever and this guy is talking to this
02:35:03.960newcomer this is this guy who just arrived in canada who's working behind the counter and he
02:35:09.580said oh it's never like this here in manitoba in december it's the climate change i tell you it's
02:35:14.940the climate change guy looked normal to me he looked like just a regular dude and i looked over
02:35:20.260at him and i said you don't know that what's the matter with you i mean and by the way it's been0.96
02:35:28.420warmer than this on this date in this province before so shut up you don't know what you're0.54
02:35:36.700talking about right and the guy looked at me like and then he just walked out went and sat in his0.65
02:35:44.040truck and looked at his buddy who was sitting in the truck with him and pointed at me when i walked
02:35:48.660out the door so i gave him one of those and good for you it seemed it seemed to me well that's
02:35:55.440i've been doing a lot more of that lately because you know people with masks on right people who sit
02:36:00.960there and talk about the vaccine still i don't know what his problem is he won't go get the shot
02:36:06.040like are you serious you're still talking about this we need to start working on this as you point
02:36:12.400out earlier with every show with every video we do we're the ones and and when i say we i'm talking
02:36:18.440about you guys who are watching this right now as well on whatever platform you're watching it on
02:36:23.100we're the ones who are responsible for getting this word out and spreading it around and waking
02:36:29.280these people up in the first place so the politicians are still electable when they go
02:36:33.820out and say these things or else because in canada we haven't got this option in the united states
02:36:38.980they still had some regular media on cable and they're still allowed to say things online because
02:36:45.400there is no bill c18 down there there's no bill c11 down there there's no mute bills there's no
02:36:50.520shut up bills right they can still say things we're under heavy restriction here heavy restriction
02:36:57.740uh i'm getting muted on certain platforms i'm on facebook doesn't know what i'm talking about now0.53
02:37:03.700they could be lying or it could be government intervention i don't know but the bottom line
02:37:08.640is we are severely restricted here in the things we can say and the things we can get out to people0.53
02:37:13.500and therefore the only thing left to them is the marxist corporate media so then it's got to be0.85
02:37:19.420word on the street right and until then what politician is going to have the balls to get
02:37:24.040out and say anything well if i could segue on that shadow because this is my big prediction for
02:37:28.8802024 and that is i think that uh sorry for the ranting there by the way i didn't mean to
02:37:35.740Totally ties into what I wanted to say in terms of my big prediction.
02:37:40.280That is, I think we're going to continue to see explosive growth of alternative media in Canada.
02:37:46.440And the reason why I say this is for a couple of reasons.
02:37:49.240Firstly, the Americans are more aware of what's going on in Canada than they have been for a very long time.
02:38:00.260But think about some of the comments that Tucker Carlson has made about Canada, about Justin Trudeau. Vivek Ramaswamy recently said something during the Republican GOP debates about Canada, called Canada a totalitarian regime.
02:38:16.620In Alberta, we have Tucker Carlson is coming to Edmonton and Calgary next month. Ben Shapiro was here in Calgary last month. There's a conference in Victoria called the We Unify. And this is organized by a wonderful friend of mine, a lawyer in Victoria.
02:38:37.660And they're going to have Dave Rubin hosting that conference. Ben Shapiro is coming to that conference. So I think that what's going to happen in 2024 is I think there's going to be huge growth in Canada of this, let's call it conservative alternative media, that's going to be fueled by the growth of that in the United States.
02:39:03.360And I think it's going to have a significant impact on what you and Greg were just talking about, because part of the reason why Pierre Polivier can't get up in front of a microphone, I shouldn't say can't, or perhaps won't get up in front of a microphone, and say something like, you know, man-made climate change is ridiculous because CO2 makes up 0.04% of the atmosphere, is because he's going to get pilloried by the only existing media.
02:39:25.940In the United States, they've got the Daily Wire.
02:39:49.140And I think that's going to have multiple repercussions for the Canadian political landscape and for Canadian society.
02:39:57.040I think people are turning more and more to people like Shadow Davis and some of the other people in this call, True North, Rebel, the people who are supporting and reporting truth in media, the independent journalists who are just doing it, you know, because they have a dog in the fight.
02:40:36.900Well, I just wanted to chime in when people were saying, you know, there's no politicians that'll come out and speak to the things that are concerning for people.
02:40:44.820I kind of wanted to share my experience, especially since I announced that I was running for mayor in Calgary.
02:40:51.420Now, I had made that announcement last or this last March after a joke tweet.
02:40:57.240I tweeted out to Jody Gondek saying, I think I could run the city better than you can.
02:48:34.520and it's going to inspire other people to be courageous
02:48:36.780and there's going to be a trickle effect.
02:48:38.300it's hard to put that into a formula it's hard to put that into a spreadsheet but we've seen these
02:48:44.920anomalies like josh alexander billboard chris chris sky where it's obviously the trucker convoy
02:48:50.040where it's obviously something that oh the stats didn't count for that i i thought i thought there
02:48:54.680i thought there was no far right in canada turns out there's like a huge protest far right uh you
02:49:00.180know on ottawa three years ago right but but no but but it's true like every every single one of
02:49:05.900these instances proves wrong all of these like ottawa bubble people and i think that um it's
02:49:13.500foolish to kind of play that game or kind of use the ottawa bubble lens to to try and solve our
02:49:21.060problems because it's not an ottawa bubble problem it's it's a people of canada uh problem um0.97
02:49:27.140that's a yawning there did no i'm not i just needed air it's stuffy in here of course i'm
02:49:35.000not bored i i discovered greg years ago and i thought he was the funniest person and my sons
02:49:41.600just laugh their butts off and they're teenagers they don't laugh very often
02:49:46.180because they think they're cool but i just think you're the best comedian ever
02:49:49.740that's why i reached out to him to get him on the show the first time i thought this guy's
02:49:54.920funny i gotta get him on you guys should come to my show i could use you in the audience let me
02:49:59.060tell you it's rob you say that you've been uh really really hounded by local authorities
02:50:07.540in your you're in niagara right in the that area st catherine's i am so um the left got
02:50:16.840organized a lot quicker than uh we did and i think a lot of people don't give them credit for that
02:50:21.860And we need to get as organized as they were, because I'll tell you what, Antifa in Niagara here, they have three members from Antifa are on our Niagara Regional Council at one point.
02:50:39.640and one of the um what do you call that oh ontario no the niagara regional police
02:50:48.400service board member is also an antifa activist so these people have completely infiltrated
02:50:58.600our municipal government here i know it sounds like i'm telling a joke right now but this is
02:51:03.780real life and they like to do things like send you know 900 pound transgender men to my house0.99
02:51:13.740to spy on me and my family so you know it's the things that these people will do they'll just0.99
02:51:20.180stop at nothing it's i've gotten really used to being treated like this uh but you know it's
02:51:25.880annoying do you think that you could run for a council position you and maybe some other like
02:51:32.960minded people to take enough spots to actually form majority on council? Would that be a
02:51:38.240possibility? What's the mentality in your city like? Yeah, that's a possibility. I don't know
02:51:45.100if I'm going to do that or if I'm going to run for school board. I'll be the first person to
02:51:50.060admit that I don't want to do either. I have zero interest in it. So it's going to be done for the
02:51:56.260people which is kind of what i've always done and uh you know i'll be letting people know uh what my
02:52:02.920views and values are very quick because i think we need real leadership i'm not going to sit around
02:52:09.120and wait to hear what people want i'm going to tell people what need to happen and if they don't
02:52:13.900agree with that then they can move on to somebody else because i don't think that kid should be0.98
02:52:18.940learning about these uh trannies and classrooms and pronouns and and all this you know nasty1.00
02:52:27.860behavior going on i don't want none of that in in school systems all right let's uh let's wrap it0.99
02:52:34.580up guys we're coming up on three hours here and we still need predictions we've got layton's
02:52:39.660got odessa's um we got yours chris i think chris dacy uh rob you were talking to me
02:52:48.260earlier today about ubi i think yeah so here's what i think is going to happen i don't know that
02:52:54.600this will happen for sure but just a prediction and i've done decent with these in the past i
02:53:00.080think we're going to see the uh universal basic income come out and what i think i think this
02:53:06.120has been a weapon that's been in the uh liberals back pocket for quite some time now we know they
02:53:11.880know how to garnish support when they need to uh they have canadians starving right now
02:53:16.460they already did a trial on universal basic income i'm sure you all remember the CERB program
02:53:22.260and they seen that they were able to keep up with that amount of funding with the taxpayers dollars
02:53:27.780and what i think they're going to do is they're going to create this a wedge issue just like0.98
02:53:33.780trudeau did in 2015 with weed people were so stupid and excuse me if anyone on here was in0.98
02:53:43.000that category but they were so damn set on trudeau legalizing weed that everybody voted for this0.99
02:53:50.180little dweeb and now we're in a time where it doesn't matter if you have a good job a good
02:53:56.520career everybody's struggling for money right now everybody's tight so now we're going to go into
02:54:03.060another thing uh you know a wedge issue where justin trudeau is going to be going up there and
02:54:07.260saying look guys with us if you can't find a job if you can't find anything our government's going
02:54:14.560to have you covered we're going to make sure you have enough money to pay the rent get your family
02:54:19.840groceries and then you know on top of that you're going to get your child tax credit too so you're
02:54:25.420going to have like an income to stay home so i think that's going to be a big trick and i think
02:54:31.600that's going to garnish a lot of support for the liberals and i know a lot of people don't want to
02:54:36.660hear that but hey man I'm just telling you uh what I think's gonna happen and uh Trudeau and0.98
02:54:42.660the liberal regime they know it had turned that shit around on a dime uh none of us would have0.95
02:54:47.580never thought that they were gonna win that last election and uh man these people have had this0.99
02:54:53.740plan going on for a lot longer than we can imagine so you know we all think we know what's gonna
02:54:59.400happen and a lot of the time we do but these guys got a lot of tricks up their sleeves so
02:55:04.400I would say that if I had any prediction that I think is going to come true, I think it'll be the
02:55:09.980UBI and they're going to use it as a wedge issue. They're going to use it on vulnerable people,
02:55:14.500you know, who, who need the financial assistance. And you know, that's just going to lead us down
02:55:22.020a path of CBDC and what you'll see going forward, because I believe that's how they'll try and put
02:55:28.060these payments out to get us to sign into that program. Right. And then it's going to end up
02:55:33.480being you know well you want money from the government you can't be creating issues for
02:55:37.700the government are you vaccinated are you doing this are you doing that so you know i know that's
02:55:43.860a pretty lengthy prediction but uh those are some of the things that i can possibly see come to
02:55:49.360fruition in uh the last year and uh yeah shadow thanks for having me on it's a pleasure like
02:55:55.080always and uh couldn't be a better panel on here so it's been nice to be with you guys
02:55:59.440and uh hi greg i miss you i miss you too rob great to see you bro
02:56:03.740thank you rob for coming on today i know it's late out there and you've got kids and they're
02:56:09.180going to be waking up early in the morning so uh thanks a lot man could i add up on that real
02:56:13.580quick shadow absolutely yeah so you know i let's say that that comes true i do like that that that
02:56:20.840prediction from rob we have we are now used to a limp and flaccid conservative party of canada
02:56:27.900so if that were to happen you know sorry for the visual but that's what's what it is i don't know
02:56:33.680what else okay all right um you know if that were to happen if trudeau will do what he does best he
02:56:41.060will keep marching hard left he will keep pushing we're going to give you ubi i feel i predict that
02:56:48.060we're going to hear something from pierre polyev like and i know this goes against my earlier
02:56:51.520prediction but if he would say something like hey we are going to um we're going to oppose this
02:56:58.140ubi it's not good it's not going to save us money no it's going to destroy the country we saw the
02:57:04.860trucker convoy it we already trampled all over the charter of rights and freedoms okay trudeau
02:57:11.280is a tyrant you should be using that terminology pierre polyev but for some reason he's always
02:57:17.140been weak he's always been kind of sort of padding and like like it's almost like patty
02:57:22.160cake if you ever played uh football during practice you kind of do a patty cake thing
02:57:26.480where you're not really actually tacked because it's your own teammate but like that that really
02:57:30.120what if that's how i feel pierre polyev always approaches attacking trudeau it's always softball
02:57:36.160he did he did call him a marxist to be fair i mean that was on on tape so we did see him call
02:57:41.900true to all marxists but shadow every single day a liberal mp basically implies that conservatives0.98
02:57:49.880are less than human scum like racists every single day every single day and then what do0.97
02:57:54.800we get back from the conservative party oh well you guys are wasting our money it's not even0.99
02:58:00.780comparable man and this kind of comes back to uh my point earlier of what i think is going to happen
02:58:06.580And this is like another prediction, which is, um, I think that people who are further
02:58:11.420right, like myself, um, PPC people, they're going to get further gate kept gate.
02:58:18.240You know, Pierre Polyev likes to say that he's going to stop the gatekeepers.
03:15:12.300Well, what do we say here that hasn't been said already?
03:15:15.320I think, I think Rob hit a lot on the head of what I was going to say, um, in terms of, um, where we're headed and what we're going to see.
03:15:24.380I think that, I don't know, I think to put it on a lighter note, I think we're going to see maybe some issues in the housing bubble when they talk about an issue coming, um, ahead for a black swan moment.
03:15:37.680Maybe like when you think about what happened in the U S in 2008, um, with the Dow collapsing
03:15:44.040and the housing bubble bursting, I don't think Canada is going to see anything as bad, but
03:15:49.020if you watch again, and I know Pierre puts out this video about, um, the, the housing
03:15:54.400market implosion, uh, that he recently released on YouTube.
03:15:58.320Uh, but it does, it does dictate a lot of what could be potentially coming.
03:16:02.540I know his solution is, Hey, you elect us and this goes away.
03:16:05.660It's not that simple, but I think as you see people who re-sign their mortgages back in
03:16:10.7602019 at the height of the pandemic, their time on their terms are coming due and with
03:16:16.620skyrocketed interest rates, I think what we're going to see this year and when people talk
03:16:20.640about this year being probably the worst year to come if they thought this year was bad
03:16:26.440is you're going to see a lot of defaults.
03:16:27.800I think you're going to see a lot of people losing their homes, especially in cities like
03:16:31.440Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, where housing has been ridiculously overinflated. As for other
03:16:38.140markets that, you know, you keep seeing a raise in values, I think we might see somewhere around
03:16:43.960a 15 to 20% adjustment. That's my prediction, or at least that's what I'm hearing from
03:16:49.480people that I know in the banking industry, as well as in the real estate industry, that
03:16:53.540we could see about a 15 to 20% correction. There's lots of people touting it's going to get much
03:16:58.400worse. I'm not so sure about that because again, I don't think the government can afford for that
03:17:04.780to happen unless of course, that's when they start bringing in things like the UBI and they start
03:17:08.900saying, Hey, you know, your, your mortgage payments are huge. You can't requalify for your mortgage.
03:17:13.840We'll get you a universal basic income. It'll cover all those extra fees and you can be working
03:17:18.000poor the rest of your life. I think UBI is going to play a big, a big role in this upcoming year,
03:17:25.100especially like rob said with the trump card on on the election if there is an election
03:17:28.940i still think we're headed towards a spring election uh based on the signs of the way
03:17:35.000politicians are behaving over the last uh month especially uh i i think the possibility does
03:17:41.080linger there uh but if you were to ask my personal opinion of where the year's headed
03:17:44.560um human sacrifice 30 years of darkness dogs and cats living together mass hysteria i think that's
03:17:52.820um but who knows you know it's it's it's tough that nothing surprises me anymore especially
03:17:59.020since 2019 so um my guess i guess is as good as anybody's we'll see what happens and and
03:18:05.560hopefully we're all here to tell the tale next year i think we should all get into bomb shelter
03:18:09.960sales i think that is a gold mine gentlemen thank you so much for joining tonight really
03:18:16.280appreciate you taking the time leighton chris derrick greg uh you've all been on the show
03:18:22.420before except for chris and it's cool to have you on tonight chris after it's kind of a little bit
03:18:28.560of communication you and i have had over the past few months and let me just say again fantastic
03:18:33.480job out there in ottawa leighton as always thank you very much for your wisdom and your knowledge
03:18:39.860and your guidance derek your books have been absolutely phenomenal i hope you run for mayor
03:18:44.620greg you bring a lot of common sense and a lot of comedy to us as well and i want to thank all of
03:18:50.260you guys for joining the show tonight much appreciated thanks for having us shadow love
03:18:55.660these panels they're great i love when you do these panels you're a great host and we should
03:18:59.940do more of them we will absolutely let's make a habit of it at least once a month all right boys
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03:19:15.500at eight o'clock central and there goes late into the last one i'm all by myself
03:19:20.320three hours three hours tonight i believe that is the longest show that i have ever done
03:19:30.920and i hope you guys enjoyed it as much as i did i love you all i appreciate you all
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