The Shadoe Davis Show - December 08, 2022


Shadoe at Nite Weds Dec. 7th⧸2022


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00:01:30.000 hey everybody good evening welcome to shadow at night this is wednesday december the 7th 2022
00:01:55.820 too. I asked a poll question about an hour ago on the page here. It's right beneath the video
00:02:01.100 you're watching right now. And the question is, were you as engaged in politics and societal news
00:02:08.020 pre-pandemic as you are now? A simple yes or no will do. So far, there are almost 800 comments on
00:02:18.120 this and many explanations for the yes or the no which i didn't ask for it's a poll you know back
00:02:28.980 in radio we did ratings twice a year and they were based upon diaries that we sent out well not us
00:02:37.280 but numerus a company called numerus would send these things out they sent out maybe 1500 in a
00:02:43.680 the size of winnipeg which is about 850 to 900 000 so that was not an accurate uh overview of
00:02:54.160 what real radio listening was like in my opinion but anyway you'd get about a thousand of those
00:02:59.320 back and they would give you basic uh basic things like when do you listen what radio station do you
00:03:06.260 listen to and then there was a section called the diary where they would explain why they liked
00:03:11.740 certain radio personalities and why they listened at certain times i'm on my way to work and i
00:03:16.700 really enjoy listening to red alex in the morning he makes me happy that kind of thing
00:03:21.040 and all i wanted was a yes or no
00:03:26.860 but anyway we're getting um people saying no cheryl said no had a bad feeling about jt uh
00:03:36.760 justin trudeau and knew it was only a matter of time before we would start to have problems in
00:03:41.620 this country Susie says no I wasn't Sue says yes but more so now Christine says no and then goes
00:03:49.800 on with an explanation Robert says my increased my interest increased so I guess this is a yes
00:03:56.360 or no I don't know Orvella says no Deborah says more so in the past few years so no
00:04:03.620 doug says i am beyond anger at this point this is a yes or no question and i was hoping i could
00:04:12.100 give the answer at some point during the show tonight but i'm i'm going to be wading through
00:04:17.340 these explanations yes but lana says josh says well that's kind of tough it's no it's not
00:04:24.340 it's it's a yes or no guys this is very simple the question is were you as engaged in politics
00:04:31.560 and societal news pre-pandemic as you are now yes or no so go ahead please take the time to take
00:04:40.020 that poll don't forget to like and share the show it's very important we get this out to as many
00:04:45.320 people as we possibly can there's a brand new episode of ask the funeral director with mike
00:04:49.680 boy jack is a voyage funeral homes happening at just past nine o'clock tonight so this show the
00:04:55.540 main show tonight will be wrapping up just a touch earlier than normal last night i went like an hour
00:04:59.880 and a half so um and i know we do have people in eastern time zones watching and it's very late for
00:05:05.120 them and i don't want to keep you guys up too late i know that many of you will uh watch what
00:05:10.220 you missed the next morning so i appreciate that let's say some hellos to some people hello oh
00:05:15.500 now you're answering the question in the comments here uh i was trying to get to some hellos here
00:05:20.200 but i suppose i can scroll up hello steve hello bill from winkler hello michelle from sarnia chuck
00:05:26.580 in Kamloops, Barb in Stoney Mountain, Mariel's watching in Montreal, Colleen, hello, Lisa
00:05:31.060 from Burlington, Pauline in Huntsville, if you're new to the show or you've never commented
00:05:35.620 before, go ahead and say hello, we really appreciate that, oh, I'm seeing some spam
00:05:41.820 pop up in the comments here, don't worry guys, I'll take care of that a little bit later
00:05:45.460 on, Carla, hello from Calgary, Tammy is watching from north of Russell, Manitoba, Janet's watching
00:05:51.240 from Belleville, Barb, hello, Michael from Brantford, Ontario, Lois Ann from Windsor,
00:05:56.100 hello kim from dugald regina is watching from arizona or is that regina regina regina
00:06:03.260 linda's watching from lady lake rodney's watching from montreal hello freddie from red deer karen's
00:06:09.740 watching from casla british columbia elsie's in winnipeg hello michael in brampton hello shannon
00:06:16.020 swift current karen's watching in saskatoon marnie is watching in saint catherine's
00:06:21.160 Judy in Cozumel oh you lucky duck you Rhonda's watching in on terrible
00:06:29.200 Carol's watching in land Lanardier Quebec Christina hello in Oak Bank all right let's
00:06:37.720 get down to it here you guys China has made some changes to their COVID zero policy would you like
00:06:44.600 to know what they are. Well, here they are. According to the BBC, China is lifting its
00:06:50.800 most severe COVID policies, including forcing people into quarantine camps. Yes, yes, they
00:06:57.500 were doing that. Just a week after landmark protests against the strict controls, people
00:07:03.960 with COVID can now isolate at home rather than in state facilities if they have mild
00:07:08.400 or no symptoms oh my god like this is a reprieve they also no longer need to show tests for most
00:07:16.700 venues and can travel more freely inside their country if their social credit score is good of
00:07:21.720 course citizens have expressed relief but also concern about the sudden changes you see they're
00:07:28.220 so conditioned over there right it's like a dog who has been terrorized for most of its life
00:07:35.760 and a rescue dog let's say and so you rescue this dog that's been abused their entire lives
00:07:42.280 and how do they react when you take them home they're skittish they're scared they might bite
00:07:46.980 at you in some cases and that's what i believe the people of china have become and they haven't
00:07:54.740 yet been rescued they have to rescue themselves that's the thing because it doesn't look like
00:07:58.260 any government any country on earth is going to do it especially their own
00:08:02.000 so one person writes on chinese social media finally i will no longer worry about getting
00:08:09.280 infected or being taken away as a close contact another said can you explain to me what's
00:08:15.360 happening why is the change all of a sudden and so major the sweeping changes indicate china is
00:08:23.460 finally moving away from its zero covet policy and looking to live with the virus like the rest
00:08:29.040 of the world this country is grappling with its biggest wave of infections over 30 000 every day
00:08:34.540 some users online have questioned the accelerated openings the medical system will be overwhelmed
00:08:44.760 and many elderly oh yeah you see so they're really really conditioned over there many others
00:08:50.960 rejoiced at the loosening of a policy that had controlled their lives for nearly three years so
00:08:55.780 they stepped out of a little cage into a bigger one well i suppose it's progress until now china
00:09:01.640 had forced people with covet and anyone who was a close contact to go to quarantine camps this
00:09:07.340 policy had been deeply unpopular because it separated families and removed people
00:09:11.700 from their homes some of the centers were also reported to have poor living conditions and
00:09:16.900 inadequate staff oh my goodness just last week we were all so excited that china was going to rise
00:09:26.960 up and overthrow the dictatorship finally and now it looks as though because the government is
00:09:33.040 maybe just kind of moved back a little bit the people are satisfied with that and they're going
00:09:38.840 to live with these changes thinking it's a major victory it's not so that's the sitch in china from
00:09:47.280 what the bbc says although i do have somebody who lives in shanghai right now willing to come on the
00:09:54.020 show and i will a big time change from here to there obviously so we're going to try and coordinate
00:09:58.740 and get that person on the show at some point tomorrow or maybe on friday night so keep our
00:10:04.680 fingers crossed for that true north tweeted this today how did this government this is how this is
00:10:13.060 my impersonation of pierre polio how did this government he sounds like maxwell smart a bit
00:10:18.580 right how did this government think it was a good idea to give a company accused of espionage the
00:10:25.140 control of our technology here he is in the house of commons it's pierre what they've done is they've
00:10:31.000 given a contract to a company that's supposed to protect the RCMP from eavesdropping, and
00:10:36.540 that company is owned by another company that's charged with 21 espionage offences in the
00:10:42.720 United States of America.
00:10:45.040 How on God's green earth did this government think it was a good idea to give a company
00:10:50.860 accused of espionage the control of our anti-espionage technology?
00:10:56.160 Mr. Speaker, we put in place rigorous processes to screen for national security concerns when
00:11:05.900 it comes to awarding contracts, Mr. Speaker, and I want to assure my colleague that we
00:11:10.380 are looking very, very carefully at the way in which our independent public servants screen
00:11:14.580 this particular contract.
00:11:16.000 I share the members' concern.
00:11:17.220 I think we can all agree that it's important to protect our national security, which is
00:11:21.660 why we've cracked down on foreign funding, Mr. Speaker, which is why we struck two independent
00:11:26.100 non-partisan panels to confirm the integrity of our democratic institutions including our
00:11:30.880 elections in 2019-21 what's the distinction we did these things the conservatives did not
00:11:36.280 and yet somehow we awarded a contract worth almost six hundred thousand dollars to a company that is
00:11:45.360 partly owned by china and is under indictment in the united states for security fraud oh
00:11:54.480 very good vetting there Marco the story here it is from tnc.news
00:12:02.400 poly of demands liberals cancel contract with Chinese company accused of espionage
00:12:06.760 I'm sorry I'm laughing I mean in another world this would be a comedy right
00:12:18.600 Pierre Polyev's calling on the liberals to immediately scrap a contract with the Chinese
00:12:24.140 company over national security concerns of course he is justin trudeau's government faced a flurry
00:12:29.200 of questions from the official opposition in the house of commons today after it was reported by
00:12:33.320 cbc of all outlets that ottawa had awarded a contract for sensitive rcmp communications
00:12:39.800 equipment to a company facing espionage charges in the u.s 549 thousand six hundred and thirty
00:12:48.360 $37 contract is in question.
00:12:50.620 It was awarded October 6th of last year to Sinclair Technologies, a company directed
00:12:56.740 by China-based Heterra Communications.
00:12:59.840 The contract was awarded to the company despite a Quebec-based competitor also submitting
00:13:05.860 a bid.
00:13:06.620 And here is Pierre Polyev being questioned today.
00:13:10.840 Yes, it should be canceled.
00:13:12.020 And Justin Trudeau is responsible.
00:13:13.580 He's the head of government.
00:13:14.400 And this is a government contract.
00:13:15.600 Let's put this into perspective.
00:13:16.580 This is a contract for anti-eavesdropping technology to be used by our police force that was awarded to a company whose owner is charged with 21 potential espionage crimes in the United States of America.
00:13:40.240 I mean, it's almost something that you'd expect to be out of a spy novel, but characters in spy novels would never be that incompetent.
00:13:49.300 So the prime minister has to take the responsibility for his own government rather than trying to blame everyone else all the time and explain why he put in place a system that allowed this contract to go ahead.
00:14:01.140 Yes, yes, yes, I agree 100%.
00:14:03.420 Oh, by the way, I got this story coming up here.
00:14:05.260 Canada set to waste $1 billion, taxpayer dollars, worth of these ridiculous experimental formulas.
00:14:13.960 But it was a conversation I was having with Mark Friesen the other day.
00:14:18.200 You guys know.
00:14:19.560 The Grizzly Patriot.
00:14:21.860 And we all know how dedicated Mark is to exposing the New World Order and the World Economic Forum.
00:14:30.540 He's gone on tours across the country with Laurel and Tyler Thompson.
00:14:33.760 And he ran for the PPC in the last couple of elections, even a by-election in Saskatoon two or three months ago.
00:14:42.980 And so he and I were having a message exchange.
00:14:47.980 And you know that I respect him a lot.
00:14:50.660 I mean, I think he's a solid dude.
00:14:52.780 I think he's a stand-up guy.
00:14:56.360 But I think we need to get Justin Trudeau out of there.
00:15:00.400 Now, I understand that the Conservative Party of Canada
00:15:05.420 are the ones that brought in many of the UN treaties
00:15:12.520 that we're subject to today here in Canada under Stephen Harper.
00:15:17.140 I get that.
00:15:22.240 But Trudeau has to go.
00:15:24.760 There are events popping up all over Canada this weekend
00:15:28.800 from what i understand i know of one in edmonton this weekend trudeau must go events
00:15:34.740 would it be better for us to try and unite the right once again in this country meaning getting
00:15:41.680 the ppc together with the cpc so ppc cpc so people's party of canada with the conservative
00:15:49.440 party of canada so we don't split the votes on the right knowing full well that in the last election
00:15:54.160 And the election before that, the PPC got a lot of votes based upon their stand on freedom.
00:16:02.060 I totally get that.
00:16:03.420 But they got seven or eight percent of the vote, which could have given to the CPC, which would have meant that the conservatives would have won the election.
00:16:16.000 Trudeau would have been out.
00:16:16.780 knowing in this country that all of the parties all of the political parties are
00:16:26.960 left-leaning at the very least in some cases extreme left like the NDP and liberals have
00:16:34.280 become and the greens well actually they're all extreme left there's no left-leaning at all
00:16:38.680 they're extremists they're left they're marxists and the conservative party is centrist maybe a
00:16:44.960 little bit right and the ppc is a little bit right of that not extreme right just a little bit
00:16:48.800 do you think it would be worthwhile for maxime bernier to sit down with pierre polyev and try
00:16:57.360 and unite the right under certain conditions that don't need to be made public so as to embarrass
00:17:05.720 the conservative party certain conditions like you have to cancel the u.n migration compact in
00:17:11.340 canada you have to get rid of unesco you have to get rid of all of these things that tie us
00:17:17.640 in any way shape or form to any of these treaties world health organization un world economic forum
00:17:24.500 we have to separate ourselves completely you know a lot of people think that these treaties this one
00:17:32.220 that they're trying to get signed the g20 treaty that will make vaccinations mandatory for anybody
00:17:38.540 in the world that wants to travel forever.
00:17:42.520 Look, man, it's a treaty.
00:17:44.600 And treaties are made to be broken.
00:17:47.380 Say, look, I know I signed this treaty,
00:17:48.880 but whatever, I'm not, we're not.
00:17:51.500 We're not doing it.
00:17:52.920 I'm sorry, we're not living up
00:17:54.140 to the terms of this treaty.
00:17:55.340 It's ridiculous.
00:17:56.180 And it was a previous government
00:17:57.480 that signed it.
00:17:58.080 We're not going through with it.
00:17:59.780 We would need these kinds of guarantees
00:18:01.520 from Pierre Polyev.
00:18:02.900 I understand that.
00:18:04.200 Before we could actually unite the right
00:18:07.360 and it dismays me because i asked maxine bernie this question a few months ago on the show here
00:18:13.980 i said would you ever consider no i would never consider max i think it's time to swallow you and
00:18:21.900 this is my opinion only you guys might think differently than i do but i think that trudeau
00:18:26.340 has to go he has to go him and jagmeet singh and all of those ridiculous environmental climate
00:18:34.080 alarmist extreme yahoos have got to go they are killing this country they are absolutely
00:18:40.640 murdering this country look at this look at this like how much money every day it seems we crack
00:18:46.600 a news story and we see oh billions of dollars wasted billions of dollars wasted interest rates
00:18:52.100 up again inflation skyrocketing canada set to waste one billion billion dollars worth of covid
00:18:59.320 19 vaccines auditor general karen hogan said there were steps the government could and should
00:19:04.320 have taken to avoid some of this waste i'm not even going to get into that story because the
00:19:10.000 headline speaks for itself what else have we got the bank of canada delivering its seventh rate
00:19:15.880 hike in a row but signals maybe this might be the last one remember i was talking about
00:19:23.860 stagflation last night well here we go the bank of canada hit a turning point today when it
00:19:35.800 announced a half percentage point interest rate increase while signaling it might might be ready
00:19:40.360 to pause its aggressive rate hike cycle the central bank hiked its key interest rate to 4.25
00:19:47.080 percent, the highest it's been since January of 2008, and said its future rate decisions will be
00:19:54.140 data dependent, a major change from other announcements this year that have made clear
00:19:58.880 the rate increases would continue. This is just the same thing Boyd Anderson said. If you saw the
00:20:05.640 show, the pay-per-view I did a couple of weeks ago with Boyd, he said all of this stuff has been
00:20:09.720 planned for years you guys every bit of it and he said this stuff in a book before the pandemic ever
00:20:18.380 hit since march the central bank has raised its key interest rates seven consecutive times in an
00:20:28.040 effort to bring inflation down and slow down the economy and guess what it hasn't worked has it
00:20:32.960 it hasn't worked too much free money floating around out there thanks to the trudeau government
00:20:37.500 Look, inflation would be lower if Ottawa had spent less on pandemic stimulus from the Bank of Canada governor, who Pierre Paulyov wants to fire, by the way.
00:20:49.740 Canada's current inflation rate of 6.9 percent would have been lower if the federal government spent less.
00:20:55.580 Tiff Macklem. Tiff. Can you think of what that might be short for? Or is that his name? Tiff.
00:21:02.500 Tiffany? No, that doesn't make any sense.
00:21:07.500 Tifflin? Tifman? Spentiff? McEff? Nothing's coming to me.
00:21:14.900 Macklem appeared before the House of Commons Finance Committee yesterday,
00:21:18.460 where he faced questions from all parties about his thoughts on rising interest rates,
00:21:23.200 inflation projections, and how both could have been eased if different actions had been taken.
00:21:28.480 A unique event happened in terms of the government's fiscal position over the last two and a half years,
00:21:34.020 which is, they've borrowed an additional $500 billion, ballooned the deficit from $725 billion
00:21:42.560 to $1.2 trillion, said Conservative MP Marty Morant. Now, where did this borrowing of $500
00:21:48.800 billion come from? Is that Chris Sky's thing from a few weeks ago? Remember, Chris Sky put out on
00:21:55.680 his telegram that Christy of Freeland had gone down to the United States to borrow $500 billion,
00:22:01.740 And none of it got reported on, obviously, by the left-wing Marxist media.
00:22:05.420 Is this what he's talking about?
00:22:08.280 That $500 billion? Was that borrowed from the United States just recently?
00:22:14.480 Doesn't that event in and of itself become a factor that would cause increased inflation?
00:22:19.140 Macklem replied saying that the bank would have acted differently if it knew everything today a year ago.
00:22:25.540 Well, of course, because hindsight's always 20-20.
00:22:28.740 But he says, yes, I think we should have started tightening interest rates sooner.
00:22:33.200 Morantz then asked if the deficit spending had been half of that, $250 billion, let's say, instead of $500 billion, would inflation have been less?
00:22:41.400 Macklin responded, yes, there would have been less stimulus in the economy.
00:22:45.760 That would have been less demand.
00:22:49.700 This government is doing everything wrong, including in expanding this MAIDS program, you guys.
00:22:56.440 Don't forget to like and share.
00:22:57.700 I know that there's a lot of independent media shows running concurrently tonight.
00:23:02.460 I think that Jeremy McKenzie is on right now.
00:23:06.180 I think that Greg Wycliffe is on right now.
00:23:08.780 I think Ron Clark might be on right now.
00:23:10.840 So I understand it's hard to choose between us all.
00:23:15.120 And I understand that you'll probably be watching each one of us a little bit later on.
00:23:18.700 But that's the good thing.
00:23:19.520 You've got a lot of choice.
00:23:21.020 You've got things to choose from.
00:23:22.840 Woman featured in pro euthanasia commercial wanted to live.
00:23:27.180 Say her friends.
00:23:32.740 I feel like I'm falling through the cracks,
00:23:35.220 so if I'm not able to access health care,
00:23:37.660 am I then able to access death care?
00:23:40.140 Oh, yes, you are.
00:23:42.360 Yes, you are.
00:23:43.200 There she is right there.
00:23:45.960 Jennifer Hatch.
00:23:47.800 The woman featured in this,
00:23:49.700 they call it glamorous, pro-euthanasia commercial.
00:23:53.200 I mean, give me a break.
00:23:54.280 There's nothing glamorous about this pathetic,
00:23:56.600 insulting infuriating terrifying commercial for a canadian clothing retailer of all things
00:24:04.780 only opted for assisted suicide after her years-long attempts to secure proper health care
00:24:09.860 failed friends have revealed so she couldn't get health care but she could get maids
00:24:16.860 jennifer hatch 37 was the central figure of all is beauty a three-minute film i told you about
00:24:25.880 a couple of weeks ago, produced by Simons that celebrated Hatch's last days before seeking
00:24:33.200 medically assisted death. Last week, CTV confirmed that Hatch was the same woman who had spoken to
00:24:38.880 them in June about her failed attempts to find proper treatment for Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome,
00:24:44.000 a rare and painful condition in which patients suffer from excessively fragile skin and connective
00:24:49.160 tissues. She said, I feel like I'm falling through the cracks, so if I'm not able to access
00:24:55.420 healthcare, am I then able to access death care? And that's what led me to look into MAID, 37 years
00:25:02.080 old. Like more than a million British Columbians, Hatch was left without primary care after family
00:25:08.220 doctor moved away. And so after her Ehlers-Danlos diagnosis 10 years ago, Hatch's treatment had
00:25:13.740 largely consisted of a chaotic and ineffective stream of specialist appointments, none of whom
00:25:18.340 had any background in her condition. This, my friends, is the Canadian healthcare system
00:25:24.040 that we are so attached to and proud of oh i get free health care nothing is free
00:25:30.040 and i can't even tell you how many people i've spoken to in the last two and a half three years
00:25:36.360 who've said oh my god this is so ridiculous i can't get this here i can't get that there
00:25:43.140 and the doctors know about it but they can't do anything about it because in manitoba
00:25:48.500 It's just not available for some reason.
00:25:52.120 So either they have to go to a different province
00:25:54.180 and seek care there out of their own pockets
00:25:56.700 or a different country altogether out of their own pockets yet again.
00:26:02.500 And it's tough getting insurance
00:26:04.180 because you're in a country with free health care.
00:26:08.140 You can get add-on insurance, but not primary insurance.
00:26:12.500 it is far easier to let go than keep fighting she said even when it seemed apparent that her
00:26:20.520 condition was terminal hatch noted that the bc health care system hadn't even been able to
00:26:24.960 provide her with appropriate palliative care however bc was quick to approve hatch's application
00:26:33.160 for maid there were no other treatment recommendations or intervention interventions
00:26:40.060 that were suitable to the patient's needs
00:26:41.760 or to her financial constraints.
00:26:44.740 So it's because of money then.
00:26:47.940 Reads a CTV excerpt of the maid approval
00:26:50.460 issued to Hatch by Fraser Health,
00:26:52.180 the agency, the health agency
00:26:53.560 serving BC's Lower Mainland.
00:26:55.040 None of these complicating factors
00:26:56.540 were mentioned in the Simons ad,
00:26:59.100 which instead highlighted what it's called
00:27:00.680 the hard beauty of assisted suicide.
00:27:03.320 This country is screwed
00:27:05.580 and it's Justin Trudeau who is doing it.
00:27:10.060 But he has got to go.
00:27:15.360 Trudeau must go.
00:27:17.920 And in order for that to happen, the right must unite.
00:27:21.820 And then we need them to shake off everything that has to do with the World Health Organization, the UN, the World Economic Forum, all of it.
00:27:30.900 Everything, every treaty, all of it.
00:27:34.260 We've got resources.
00:27:35.580 We can go it on our own, baby.
00:27:36.940 and that includes the international monetary fund and all of the crap that's coming down
00:27:43.480 from larry fink and his buddies in black rock we can do this ourselves we have got plenty of
00:27:49.040 resources we may have to build up our military some to defend them the resources i mean but we
00:27:56.900 can do this might be the only way and i know some of you are laughing right now saying oh come on
00:28:05.880 shadow that's never going to happen get your head out of the clouds wishful thinking guys i know we
00:28:11.400 are facing an uphill battle here i understand what's going on i understand the stakes and i am
00:28:16.940 trying every single day to come up with alternatives for us and i know i've said we can't vote our way
00:28:22.580 out of this but maybe maybe we can but we need to be the ones who set the terms not the political
00:28:29.180 parties and then we need to hold their feet to the fire to make them do the things they promised
00:28:34.240 they would do that we made them promise they would do big difference than just letting them go
00:28:42.060 garnet genus is a conservative mp out of alberta and he had a little poem
00:28:52.000 for the liberals in the house of commons today here it is it was the night before christmas
00:28:58.520 and no one could afford a house some people were blaming a fellow named klaus the prime
00:29:03.860 minister said he would have people's what did he say what did he say what what you see maybe
00:29:09.020 some of the conservatives already know what's going on was the night before christmas and no
00:29:16.320 one could afford a house some people were blaming a fellow named klaus the prime minister said he
00:29:21.900 would have people's backs but it turned out his real plan was to triple the tax the holidays are
00:29:27.440 here there's a gift shopping tradition but things are more expensive thanks to the costly coalition
00:29:32.800 so instead just rest stay home take a nap try to forget about the arrive can app if you hear the
00:29:39.160 sound of a reindeer's hoof then it's santa not stephen up on the roof santa reaches down inside
00:29:45.920 of his sack he knows what the people want is to have their freedoms back but if you hear the sound
00:29:51.060 of a convoy truck then the message for liberals is end the mandates jesus was born with the hope
00:29:56.660 to save every sinner even the ones who attend the press gallery dinner at christmas we celebrate
00:30:02.520 the joy that we find and proclaim peace and love to all people kind this might not be as good as
00:30:08.280 Kuzner's last riff I just hope it won't get me shot by Giorno Dale Smith to us the night before
00:30:13.760 Christmas inflation is the worst the conservatives have a leader who will put the people first
00:30:18.720 okay so there's a couple of references to the Ottawa circle there and that I don't like
00:30:26.220 talking about the journalists and and people inside the ottawa political circle right
00:30:33.180 and i talked about this the other night that the parliamentary press gallery are the people who set
00:30:43.320 the tone journalistically for politics in this country there is 25 maybe 30 of them and that's
00:30:49.500 and they all sing the same tune that needs to be blown up as well but listen again before christmas
00:30:58.320 and no one could afford a house some people were blaming a fellow named klaus you know what i'm
00:31:04.680 hoping that some ingenious viewer of this show or maybe somebody's already picked up on this before
00:31:10.280 watching the show they saw this because it's got 24 000.6 views on twitter maybe somebody could set
00:31:16.940 this to music somebody could rap it out claus claus claus claus claus claus they're aware of
00:31:24.440 what's going on the conservatives you guys oh speaking of conservatives this is one of my
00:31:30.980 favorite conservatives sadly he lives in the united states he's the governor of florida his
00:31:36.280 name is ron desantis watch this two-minute beauty politicians up here could learn from this guy
00:31:42.960 especially you premier danielle smith so going to be doing some stuff because i have a surgeon
00:31:50.020 general in florida dr joseph
00:31:52.140 who's been really really strong of just fighting back against the narrative and the phony um phony
00:32:02.260 things that people are trying to do and focus on the evidence and so you know we are going to work
00:32:08.420 to hold these manufacturers accountable for this mRNA because they said there was no side effects.
00:32:16.600 And we know that there have been a lot. And so we did a study in Florida and you saw an 86 percent increase in cardiac related activity from people 18 to 39 from mRNA shots.
00:32:29.680 And so we're going to be doing some stuff to bring accountability there, because I think it's just something where.
00:32:38.420 We wouldn't let them mandate on you in Florida.
00:32:43.920 You know, we said, you know, no, because like Orange County wanted to fire firefighters.
00:32:48.540 Gainesville wanted to fire people.
00:32:50.480 But even the corporations like Disney wanted to fire.
00:32:53.580 So we said no across the board.
00:32:55.420 So everybody had the ability to opt out of anything they were trying to impose on you.
00:33:00.300 But there are other people around the country that got forced to take this.
00:33:04.600 And then what?
00:33:05.140 they're not allowed to sue or get any type of recourse when this is not something that they
00:33:09.900 wanted to do. So this is something that we're going to lead on in Florida. So we're going to
00:33:13.960 have probably some announcements over the next three or four weeks on that. But we're happy.
00:33:19.320 Just think about all the grief I took when we did things like ban vaccine passports. You know,
00:33:29.860 We fought the cruise lines and we won in court after like a year and a half to say no discrimination on the basis of VAX mandates or VAX status.
00:33:39.880 And so now everyone says it was the right thing. Same thing with the employer mandates.
00:33:45.240 We said we're not going to allow that. You know, we got a lot of grief for doing that, but it was the right thing to do.
00:33:50.060 And so, you know, we've always gotten in front of these things. So we're going to continue to do that going.
00:33:55.620 Going forward, going forward is what he was saying.
00:33:59.860 from the status stat teaches buddhissant this is an organization out of germany
00:34:13.080 mortality figures in october of this year 19 percent above the median of previous years
00:34:20.900 now there's people obviously thinking well of course it's because of the virus
00:34:26.460 well let's have a look 92,954 people died in germany in october of this year according to
00:34:37.440 extrapolated figures from the federal statistics office 19 or 14,560 cases
00:34:45.440 above the median of the years 2018 to 2021 for that month okay so the pandemic started in early
00:34:53.140 2020, maybe even late 2019. So those numbers there, 2018 to 2021, the pandemic was in its
00:35:00.400 full bloom at that point. And the numbers this year are higher by 19%,
00:35:08.500 including 2019 and 2020 and 2021. Isn't that interesting?
00:35:16.140 Well, death figures, as well as the difference between death figures and the comparative figures
00:35:20.340 increased significantly at the beginning of the month. Both values went down again at the end of
00:35:24.340 the month. COVID-19 deaths, too, reached an interim high in the middle of the month, but they can only
00:35:29.620 partially explain the difference. The aging of the population had only a slight impact on the
00:35:35.380 difference to the level recorded in previous years. It is currently not possible to estimate
00:35:40.620 the extent to which other factors contributed to the higher figures in October. Maybe it's holiday
00:35:46.860 heart syndrome. Maybe it's loud music or video games. Or maybe it's unknown. Is that weird?
00:36:03.680 Or what? William Shatner, highlight there. The results of the causes of death statistics,
00:36:12.100 which will become available at a later date, may provide additional information on this issue.
00:36:16.280 Let's have a look.
00:36:16.980 There's the numbers.
00:36:21.920 There they are.
00:36:27.840 So let's just have a look in our hearts and minds
00:36:31.860 and think of what could be the reason.
00:36:38.540 Could it be?
00:36:41.480 Yeah.
00:36:42.680 You see, that's the thing.
00:36:43.720 I wonder...
00:36:46.180 They have people on the other side of things, you know, the quintuple vaccinated, those people.
00:36:50.840 I wonder if it even gets into their brains.
00:36:53.940 Just for a second, I wonder, could it be?
00:37:00.180 Nah.
00:37:02.640 Nah.
00:37:03.640 Look at this.
00:37:04.500 Iran got a great idea from Justin Trudeau.
00:37:07.820 One of the most authoritarian regimes in the world got an idea from Justin Trudeau.
00:37:14.640 They have proposed freezing the bank accounts of women caught wearing or not wearing the hijab inappropriately, said Iranian newspaper Donya-e-Ekstad, referring to the statement of an Iranian MP and member of the Islamic Council of Iran Commission on Culture, Hussein Jalili.
00:37:35.560 The parliamentarian is confident that such a measure will help stop protests in the country and Iranian women will start wearing the hijab properly.
00:37:45.300 Jaleli believes that there is no need to resort to arrests in case of hijab violations.
00:37:50.260 The parliamentarian suggested issuing a written warning to violators and blocking their bank accounts in case of repeated violations.
00:37:57.980 Way to go, Justin.
00:37:59.460 You just gave one of the most authoritarian and draconian regimes in the world an idea.
00:38:07.520 Oh, just hit their bank accounts.
00:38:09.440 i don't even know what to say okay libs of tiktok if you're not on twitter get on twitter
00:38:19.820 guys follow libs of tiktok it's funny they pick out the the most ridiculous videos posted by
00:38:25.820 progressives extreme leftists marked it marxists on tiktok and they put them on to their twitter
00:38:31.380 account the libs of tiktok and while you're there follow me and follow elon musk uh this is a doctor
00:38:37.580 the libs of tiktok say she wants everyone in the medical industry to focus on pronouns
00:38:43.240 that's the priority never mind health it's pronouns that are important all right this
00:38:51.760 one is for international pronouns day and just for the health care professionals on tiktok so
00:38:56.940 if you're not a health care professional keep scrolling or whatever i can't tell you what to do
00:39:01.460 we have got to start making pronouns a standard part of our patient intake forms
00:39:07.660 Here's the new patient packet that I use for new patients.
00:39:11.180 And if you just scroll down, third question, there it is.
00:39:14.860 It's as simple as this.
00:39:15.960 Which pronouns would you prefer that we use when talking about you?
00:39:18.820 She, her, hers, he, him, his, they, them, theirs, or other.
00:39:23.120 And then a space to specify if you choose other.
00:39:25.360 It's really that simple.
00:39:27.060 I'm in a privileged position where I'm running the practice so I can say whatever I want
00:39:31.340 in my new patient form.
00:39:32.800 But it doesn't matter if you're a doctor, nurse, healthcare administrator.
00:39:36.960 sorry, can't take it, can't take it, can't take it, but the more we encourage this mental
00:39:48.440 disease, the worse it's going to become, but we're in a bit of a quandary here, in a bit
00:39:55.820 of a pickle because we are for freedom, right?
00:40:03.820 So we probably should let people say what they want to say.
00:40:11.280 But if it damages the minds of young people, because remember, that's what TikTok is all
00:40:17.860 about, young people and infiltrating their minds, Chinese owned app, remember.
00:40:25.820 we could be in for it. Like, you think it's bad now? Wait for 10 years or 20 years.
00:40:30.420 We'll be living in Demolition Man. And if you haven't seen Demolition Man, go see it.
00:40:38.400 I think it's probably the most accurate depiction in a movie of the future that we're now in or
00:40:44.720 will be in very, very soon. Pretty close with the Matrix, I would say. That's another poll question
00:40:49.580 that i'm going to be asking right which movie that you've seen best depicts the situation we're in
00:40:55.880 now and heading into the future it's got to be a tie between the matrix and demolition man
00:41:01.420 rod stewart this is a story from just about a year ago or maybe just a little over a year ago
00:41:06.560 from hollywoodrecord.co.uk rod stewart erupts at anti-vaxxers as he brands them as killers in a
00:41:15.240 savage rant yeah it's true he said it makes me angry especially in america where they talk about
00:41:20.680 it's my right it's my freedom uh so yeah the 76 year old now 77 discussed the topic on times
00:41:29.660 radio with john pinner slamming anti-vaxxers as killers as the pair shared their anger at the
00:41:36.160 situation the celtic superfan added he is fully vaccinated including his booster jab and won't
00:41:44.380 be allowing any unvaccinated people to attend his Christmas parties over the festivities last year.
00:41:50.380 Then Panera remarked, you don't have to be obsessed with the news to be thinking about the
00:41:55.560 virus. You've had all three of yours, haven't you? The record producer confirmed that he has had all
00:42:01.800 three, including the booster jab, available to some people. So you would extrapolate then that,
00:42:08.900 Well, I guess anybody close to Rod has been double, triple or quadruple vaccinated by now as well.
00:42:16.040 It goes for his family and obviously his children.
00:42:20.000 Rod Stewart has revealed, according to Breitbart, that his 11 year old son collapsed and was rushed to hospital with a suspected heart of freaking tack.
00:42:29.100 now getting back to the earlier conversation you have to wonder if rod thought at any time
00:42:39.620 watching his 11 year old son be loaded into an ambulance with possibly a heart attack
00:42:44.640 that maybe it was the experimental jab that did it because 11 year old kids just don't get heart
00:42:52.040 attacks even though the left-wing corporate media and governments around the world are trying to
00:42:56.720 normalize that so let's go ahead and read the story rod stewart has revealed he called an
00:43:07.860 ambulance after his son aged 11 turned blue and collapsed while watching a football match
00:43:12.080 a suspected heart attack was at first thought to be the cause of the medical event the evening
00:43:18.080 standard reports the rock veteran 77 recalled his young son going blue and unconscious while
00:43:24.080 playing for his young hoops under 12s team although the hit maker didn't share further
00:43:30.520 details of when the incident occurred he confirmed an ambulance did attend stewart revealed
00:43:34.580 to 442 magazine we thought my boy had a heart attack he was going blue and was unconscious
00:43:40.940 until he calmed down it was scary but it turned out to be a panic attack what that's a pretty
00:43:47.160 extreme panic attack going blue and and unconscious panic attack an 11 year old kid playing soccer
00:43:58.140 what did rod think for one second that maybe just maybe it could have been the four shots
00:44:06.740 of the experimental formula this kid had maybe five even by now because we know that the kid
00:44:11.900 had them because rod stewart's his dad and i am not sitting here going ha ha because an 11 year
00:44:20.800 old kid had a freaking heart attack or i guess a panic attack and that's not cool
00:44:26.280 so my friends if you're looking for something to use on your vaccinated friends who are still
00:44:36.240 wearing masks out to malls, maybe this would be something you could show them. This might
00:44:44.420 work. Maybe. I can't promise you, but it's possible that it could work. Okay. Hey, look,
00:44:52.340 here's Greta Thunberg. You can shove your climate crisis up your arse. You can shove
00:44:59.480 your climate crisis up your ass you can shove your climate crisis you can shove your climate
00:45:05.040 crisis you can shove your climate crisis up your ass
00:45:08.040 odd isn't it what she's saying that you can shove your climate crisis up your ass
00:45:22.420 didn't she start the whole thing or at least perpetuate it for young people just a few years
00:45:29.340 ago inside cop there are just politicians and people in power pretending to take our future
00:45:39.920 seriously to pretending to take the present seriously of the people who are being affected
00:45:44.700 already today by the climate crisis now guys i i want you to watch this carefully because as i've
00:45:53.300 told you in the past i've got a pretty good bullshit detector right you can tell and this
00:45:56.560 is an easy one for me but maybe you can tell by her facial expressions if she's serious about what
00:46:02.220 she's saying or if she's got some friends in the crowd that are just making faces at her what do
00:46:07.040 you think change is not going to come from inside there that is not leadership this is leadership
00:46:12.300 we say no more blah blah blah no more exploitation of people and nature and the planets no more
00:46:26.200 exploitation no more blah blah blah no more whatever the fuck they're doing inside there
00:46:31.960 we're sick and tired of it and we're gonna make the change whether they like it or not
00:46:41.220 they have to keep on going for too long we're not gonna let them get away anymore
00:46:47.800 can you explain that to me let's just kind of roll it back a little bit here and look at
00:46:57.540 the little chuckling that she's doing it's going for too long
00:47:02.540 is it is it because maybe she just kind of stumbled over her words or
00:47:11.140 she forgot her lines what do you think that was i'm going to come to you by the way that's
00:47:17.940 pretty close to the end of the show here and i did tell you earlier on that i was going to be
00:47:23.540 ending a little bit early tonight because we have a new episode of ask the funeral director starting
00:47:28.720 on this very page the shadow davis show page on facebook i'm also going to put it up on youtube
00:47:34.600 uh as well ask the funeral director with mike void jackets of voyage funeral homes what do
00:47:41.540 you think that was was that a stumble bumble uh making faces uh with her friends in the crowd or
00:47:48.280 is she just not serious about this why was she singing you can shove your climate crisis up your
00:47:54.260 ass is she talking about these authoritarian dictators under the guise of uh you know
00:48:04.600 Democratic leaders who aren't serious enough about this?
00:48:09.160 Are you kidding me?
00:48:12.020 Really?
00:48:14.240 How could she even say that?
00:48:16.240 Like they're not moving fast enough for you, Greta?
00:48:23.080 Drunken clown.
00:48:24.540 Well, I don't know about that.
00:48:26.500 Greta doesn't have friends.
00:48:31.580 It's all giggles and fun to her.
00:48:34.160 She was always crazy.
00:48:36.320 A Greta look-alike.
00:48:40.700 She took a page out of David Suzuki's daughter's playbook.
00:48:44.940 That's Greta.
00:48:46.040 That's her.
00:48:46.700 She's a little older than you remember.
00:48:48.500 When she was shaking her finger at us and said, shame on you.
00:48:51.500 She's a couple years older.
00:48:54.540 Maybe she was pretending.
00:48:56.420 Kathy says, I trust no one.
00:48:59.200 Lena says, she doesn't care anymore.
00:49:00.800 What I think is that she was used.
00:49:03.460 by her family, and by climate alarmist activists.
00:49:08.880 They found a face that they thought would appeal to people.
00:49:13.780 And they used her.
00:49:18.380 Christopher says she's so far left that she's become far right.
00:49:30.320 Maybe it was her clone, yeah.
00:49:32.800 All right.
00:49:34.280 So I'm going to try and get Mike to talk about something very specific tonight, you guys.
00:49:39.500 I'm not sure if he will or not, but I am going to try and get him to talk about it.
00:49:46.080 It's something I told you about a couple of weeks ago, and of course I'll respect if he doesn't want to talk about it, but hopefully he does.
00:49:57.560 And hopefully you'll be here for it.
00:50:00.500 so ask the funeral director starting in about let's see here what time have we got
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00:54:49.960 You guys, I love you all.
00:54:51.760 I will catch you in just a few minutes for a brand new episode of ask the
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