00:00:00.000Welcome to Shadow at Night. This is Wednesday, February the 23rd, 2023, and on the show tonight,
00:00:07.740this guy, well, just decided that they were going to drop the Emergency Measures Act for some reason
00:00:19.360this afternoon. Unexpected. People were elated. They still are elated. No notice on this one.
00:00:28.240And considering the fact that there was this massive vote on Monday night at the House of Commons after days of debate in which the act was in place and people were having their bank accounts frozen.
00:00:41.500And this act was in place for nine days.
00:00:43.360He just decided all of a sudden, we're going to pull this thing.
00:00:45.920You know, we've decided that the Emergency Measures Act is no longer required.
00:00:53.280We're going to play you video of his announcement later on.
00:00:56.140but he also hints at censoring the internet.0.97
00:01:00.320That is our next battle with this clown.0.91
00:01:03.120A lot of people, a lot of MPs were discussing this online today,0.97
00:01:07.040YouTube and Rumble and on Facebook, of course,
00:01:12.080and they weren't really giving many details,
00:01:14.400I guess because they didn't have many details in place.
00:01:16.700We don't know what happens with Tamara Leach.
00:01:19.840Is she going to be released from jail or any of the other leaders like Patrick King?
00:01:25.420What about the bank accounts? Will they be unfrozen? What about the trucks that were hauled away? Will they be unimpounded, given back to the owners? Because there were trucks impounded. And the City of Ottawa was talking about selling them and keeping the money for themselves. Oh, yes, that's right. That was all under the auspices of the Emergency Act.
00:01:44.800And now that it's gone, do all the effects of the act being in effect for nine days go with it?
00:01:51.780That's something we'll find out probably tomorrow during question period in the House of Commons.
00:03:51.020is there anybody watching right now who could possibly manipulate the video to make it look
00:03:55.780like that? Because that would be the, imagine being Jagmeet Singh today after whipping his MLA,
00:04:03.000sorry, his MPs in the House of Commons to vote for this thing. You got to vote for this thing.
00:04:06.500You got to support Trudeau because if you don't, there's going to be an election. Oh, and by the
00:04:09.540way, there should be an election. Last fall, the election was unnecessary. Now it's very necessary
00:04:15.660that we have an election. This guy has got to go. He wants to censor the internet. He wants to be
00:04:20.880able to criminalize thoughts. For example, if somebody calls, and this is not in legislation
00:04:28.180yet, but it's proposed that if somebody goes on and says something that could be considered hate
00:04:36.280speech or a possible threat, whatever that happens to be, somebody can report you and you can be
00:04:40.820fined instantly $10,000 or $20,000 and perhaps get 10 years in jail. That's the equivalent of a
00:04:47.500thought crime. That's what this guy wants to do. We can't let this happen. This cannot go on. He
00:04:54.740has to go. And I'm not talking about him stepping down because his replacement, Christia Freeland,
00:04:59.940obviously is just as bad. She's a member of the World Economic Forum, just like Trudeau is.
00:05:05.840Is Pierre Polyev, who is running for the leadership of the Conservative Party of Canada,
00:05:12.320is he a member of the World Economic Forum? A lot of people are asking themselves that question.
00:05:17.300they're asking online oh my god his name was on a world economic forum website he must be with
00:05:21.960klaus schwab look at just because and and this you guys are making great leaps just because there's
00:05:32.460a picture of donald trump out there with some shady character whoever it happens to be that
00:05:37.480doesn't mean they're buddies and they've known each other for 40 years and they you know they
00:05:42.960have cognac and cigars together you know how those things operate maybe polyev had his name
00:05:50.080on the world economic forum website as a speaker 10 years ago or maybe he was just in attendance
00:05:54.840as part of the harper government who knows but you can't start making conclusions like that based
00:06:02.020upon very flimsy internet evidence and that's what's been going on a lot these days so guys
00:06:07.820You know, and I tell you this, I have to vet at least a dozen things that get sent to me by people every single day.
00:06:14.740And they're saying, Shadow, is this true?
00:06:17.400Like there's a woman today saying Trudeau's agenda is to have a Internet blackout starting tomorrow.
00:06:23.480It's going to last for 10 days and blah, blah, blah.
00:06:26.240OK, this woman says, I can't find his agenda, but I saw it.
00:06:31.180It's somewhere around here, but I can't find it.
00:06:33.440But here's what it said from what I remember.
00:06:35.040nameless woman makes a recording and all of a sudden everybody starts sharing this nonsense guys
00:06:42.420come on first step verify there's no name and there's no source link to it chances are good
00:06:51.200it's just somebody trying to it's fear porn that is actual fear porn all right we've got to be
00:06:57.180smart in the things we share number one reason we don't want to be kicked off social media we're all
00:07:02.700needed here. But we also don't want to be thought of as wackadoos and nutjobs. So we have to share
00:07:10.240credible evidence, credible evidence. This is a great article we're going to get to
00:07:16.280by a guy called David Thunder in just a second. He writes about Justin Trudeau. Congratulations,
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00:09:41.840get into the whole trudeau thing in just a second i think pat allard is going to be joining us in
00:09:45.800just a couple of minutes but he's straight away from his camera for now so we'll get to him in
00:09:50.320just a second. This is a great article. David, oh, wait a minute. There he is. Let's bring him
00:09:57.460on now and see what he has to say. It was on CTV. It was on the left-wing corporate media today,
00:10:02.320Pat, that you were going to be running as an independent for MLA and the Fort Waite
00:10:07.120by-election next month. Congratulations, my friend. That's good news. Thanks. I mean,
00:10:12.400someone needs to put their name in the ring to bring a different voice to the legislature than
00:10:18.260what we keep hearing for the last i don't know how many years at least two anyways yeah now pat
00:10:24.460and i had a conversation at the uh the truckers convoy at the ledge over the weekend about this
00:10:31.020we were kind of going back and forth about party politics versus uh going in as an independent and
00:10:36.560going in as an independent we know that you're at a disadvantage when it comes to the actual
00:10:41.200campaign just because you haven't got the money and the the systems that these political parties
00:10:47.300have in place how do you plan on getting the word out about your candidacy on a shoestring budget
00:10:53.780uh social media is free um i have some donations of have started to creep in um those so i'm
00:11:04.860accepting donations from anyone that lives in manitoba and they can get in touch with me or
00:11:09.760shadow and uh he'll make that connection um but social media uh the left what do you call
00:11:18.880left-wing corporate media yes yes they uh i think ctv did a nice job uh writing well they didn't
00:11:27.320slam you they didn't smear you or anything that's no they did mention that i've been to protests
00:11:31.560and stuff and i mean there's no hiding that um you know i uh when i first started talking about
00:11:38.260putting my hat in the ring a friend of mine who works for the government uh said man they're gonna
00:11:46.460they're gonna drag stuff up on you and i said like what that i've been ticketed and arrested
00:11:51.940and he's like yeah i guess there really isn't anything to drag up and and i think if there
00:11:58.500was anything really you know to to to bring up it would have come up by you know your local uh
00:12:05.400troll crowd would have brought something up over the last two years but yeah did you have to go
00:12:13.440through your background extensively like uh because i mean these people will dig for anything
00:12:18.760to discredit an opponent like even if you missed paying taxes one year or jaywalked or used a foul
00:12:26.840word on a social media post from 10 years ago did you have to go to those lengths are you still going
00:12:31.920to those lengths to make sure that you never made a mistake in your past i've never put anything in
00:12:36.640print whether it's an email or a text or a social media post that i have no problem being out there
00:12:43.700uh the internet is forever and even if you delete something it's always there but there's always
00:12:50.060you know like you said um uh earlier about uh pierre polyev appearing with the world economic
00:12:57.160forum we we don't know what that's all about we don't know the context just like if you see
00:13:31.820that was that threesome i had in 2002 2002 i i was still you know i was still going to the bar back0.95
00:13:40.840then it was still fun times you to be a sexual deviant or something i mean these people are0.90
00:13:47.260crazy who are your opponents anyway i think i remember one of them is obby khan who's running0.93
00:13:52.180for the pcs yeah so we got two football players uh obby khan uh who uh we have the same amount
00:13:59.920of great cups for that out there um willard reese has one more than i do he was a running back uh
00:14:09.520in the 80s i guess and who's he running for the ndp he's uh for the liberals liberals yeah yeah
00:14:17.380so he's uh dougald lamont star candidate um and then trudy schroeder for the ndp who is um and i
00:14:25.620I might get this wrong, but she was with the maybe the Winnipeg Symphony or some sort of performing arts organization in Winnipeg.
00:14:35.120So she has a name. I mean, I don't think that that area will shift towards a liberal or NDP.
00:14:46.600I think the people of Fort White are upset with the underrepresentation that they had from Brian Pallister.
00:14:53.680um brian pallister did what was good for brian pallister so i think that's gonna have an effect
00:15:00.600on obby khan um so that's you know i have that going for me and i think they're just upset at
00:15:07.340the pcs in general so this is where i can come up the middle i guess as a football reference and uh
00:15:16.080And who knows? Like, I don't know what is going to happen. I know that I get a lot of good messages, messages of well wishes. I knocked on quite a few doors over the last week and I had no negative interactions.
00:15:46.080so of course i would want to ask you okay you're patrick allard you're running as an independent
00:15:50.800what what do you stand for pat oh well i stand for democracy and i believe that uh we've had
00:15:59.720enough party politics to last us for a lifetime so when someone gets elected under one of the
00:16:06.460large banners uh they they're not speaking up for their neighborhood as they're supposed to
00:16:11.720the people that they live with or that that live in that riding they're supposed that's what they're
00:16:16.700supposed to instead they're bringing what's best for the party forward what's best for the leader
00:16:20.760forward and i think we need to get back to listening to the people of a particular area
00:16:28.280and no matter what my personal views may be um even if i disagree with the majority of a neighborhood
00:16:36.960I have to, if I'm elected by that majority, I have to bring their concerns forward.
00:16:44.580And you got to fight for your neighborhood.
00:16:47.720You know, maybe we need a new community center or whatever it may be.
00:16:54.400That's what I'm going to fight for, what the people ask me for.
00:16:57.780And that's why we got to get back down to grassroots, knocking on doors, talking to people, hosting town halls,
00:17:04.580community events community barbecues instead of just dressing up in a suit and arguing across the
00:17:10.740aisle about who knows what like if you watch some of these question periods in legislature or even
00:17:17.440parliament it's just a joke it's just people trying to one-up each other yeah so i want to
00:17:21.860get in there and bring the voices of the people forward um so i'm going to put my views and my
00:17:28.620viewpoints i'll put that out there as a member of the community but ultimately i would represent
00:17:34.540what the majority of the people that voted for me are asking for so you're running at the
00:17:40.580provincial level obviously this is a provincial by-election that's coming up next month again
00:17:44.520if you're just joining the show now pat allard here is running as an independent in the fort
00:17:48.580white riding which was vacated by brian pallister i guess what last august or september he's down
00:17:53.700in Costa Rica right now and Manitoba's long in his rear view did you ever think maybe I should
00:17:59.500run it at the civic level uh we've got a municipal election coming up in October and it sounds like
00:18:06.340you know your your thing is you want to represent the people of your riding or your ward in in a
00:18:11.840city election do you think did you think that maybe running in a city election would be better
00:18:15.840um the city i don't this i want to make a difference and i think you can make out of
00:18:24.440all levels of politics for an immediate change i think you can make the biggest difference
00:18:30.180at the provincial level this i don't like on a large spectrum of things especially what we've
00:18:37.880gone through for the last two years has been the provinces dictating how we live our lives
00:18:42.940And so that's why I want to get in there and have input.
00:18:47.880At the civic level, we do need good men and women to run in every single election.
00:18:53.980And I want to show people that just a regular dude like me can run in an election and run to represent the people and have a voice in these elected offices.
00:19:08.640And I wouldn't even knock the school trustee level
00:19:11.020because I honestly believe that the school trustee level
00:19:20.660That's where we start forming the children
00:19:22.560and getting them to take over the world when we're gone.
00:19:26.480So I really believe the lower you get,
00:19:29.600the more important you are in the long term.
00:19:32.520But for me right now, for the short term to make some difference,
00:19:36.060that's why I picked the provincial level.
00:19:37.660But I do encourage everybody, whether you're a stay at home mom or dad, or you are a big time CEO of the largest company and, you know, in your neighborhood, get involved, run for school trustee, run for city councillor, MLA, all these seats are up within the next year and a half.
00:20:00.320we have another ml uh provincial election october of 2023 we probably will have another election at
00:20:08.180the federal level so that's time to get involved and we can if we get better voices in there not
00:20:14.820just a bunch of uh people doing what's best for their party i think we can make a difference for
00:20:19.720the people of uh manitoba canada winnipeg or wherever you are do you think that people have
00:20:25.100become more interested in politics in the past couple of years yeah we talked about just backstage
00:20:31.400a little bit and even i didn't even understand a lot of the political stuff uh about two years ago
00:20:37.780i referenced like the charter of rights and freedoms i had no idea what that was in 2019
00:20:42.840but i started looking into it then i started following more um legislative speeches we
00:20:50.500started while everybody's watched dr rusin's and and and heather stevenson's or or audrey gordon or
00:20:57.120cameron freeson or whoever's been the health minister at the time we've all listened to their
00:21:01.400press conferences so i think a large majority of the population have started to listen more to the
00:21:06.900politics and they see how the how the politicians actually have more say in how we live our lives
00:21:13.480than we may have thought you know a few years ago and i think you know what i like about your idea
00:21:18.360running as an independent and i certainly hope that you make an impact here is you're right you
00:21:23.240know what i mean party politics it needs to go because what we saw on monday night at the federal
00:21:28.640level uh with the emergency act vote was that you know jagmeet singh whipped his his mps into voting
00:21:36.000on behalf of the liberals so they could get the act passed to the senate which looks like it was
00:21:40.820going to come down today so that's probably why trudeau uh pulled it this afternoon but
00:21:44.660i mean i wonder if if you stand up and vote against the party what happens to you as a
00:21:52.400politician running for a party you've got two bosses you've got the people of your constituency
00:21:56.420and you've got the party leader and the party executive which is no good and we've seen that
00:22:02.560over many times over the last few years uh in in ontario derek sloan was kicked out of caucus there
00:22:10.740We had Ron Shuler over here demoted for speaking up.
00:22:16.880And he was speaking up for what he was hearing from his constituents.
00:22:19.860He comes from an area that would have been calling him and telling him.
00:22:24.280So he's bringing that voice forward and he gets demoted.
00:22:27.540And that's the problem with party politics.
00:40:17.900I'm going to play this video for you, and there's many more like it available all over online.
00:40:24.080This is Pierre Polyev in the House of Commons from about six months ago, maybe seven months ago.
00:40:29.120And he talks about Mark Carney, the former governor of the Bank of Canada and the former governor of the Bank of Great Britain, being a member of the World Economic Forum.
00:40:44.460He's part of the World Economic Forum that the finance minister joins, which says that in 2030, only nine years from now, you will own nothing and you will love it.
00:40:57.880that is the agenda of these people maybe that's why over the last year they've done everything
00:41:02.420in their power to make housing completely unaffordable so that nobody can afford it
00:41:07.100except them a small group of landed aristocrats why while the common people are out in the field0.80
00:41:11.920doing the work we on this side want to democratize property ownership make it available to everybody
00:41:17.820okay guys look at if you can find proof that pierre polyev or his wife is a member of the
00:41:28.500world economic forum and he is working to subvert canada's interests please send it to me again i'm
00:41:36.760not saying that pierre is or isn't a member of the world economic forum and believes in the great
00:41:43.260reset i personally don't think he does but there is no proof out there
00:41:49.560that he is klaus schwab's piss boy i'm sorry now we heard last week the city of winnipeg
00:41:59.580wasn't so happy that the province is lifting the mandates on masks on march the 15th or about the0.51
00:42:05.600vaccine passport on march the 1st and that's coming up man that's like what five days away
00:42:10.080six days away um the city of winnipeg does plan to drop the mask and vaccine requirements for
00:42:18.360public as provincial rules ease but but they will be keeping the mandates in place for their
00:42:27.380employees the city announced today they will drop their vaccination and mask requirements for the
00:42:33.120public once the provincial government lifts the mandates. We just covered that. In a news release,
00:42:41.160Chief Administrative Officer Michael Jack said the city doesn't have the resources to maintain
00:42:46.220the mask requirements to enter city facilities and use public transportation once the provincial
00:42:50.460restrictions ease. I suspected that might happen last week. Remember, they just can't afford to do
00:42:55.580it. Well, it would be our preference, of course, to maintain a mandatory mask requirement for
00:43:02.020members of the public independent of the anticipated provincial orders it's just not
00:43:06.440feasible we do not have the resources to properly enforce it nor do we want to put our employees in
00:43:11.900potentially confrontational situations city employees will still be required
00:43:18.100to wear masks at work and the city will continue other mitigation measures such as plexiglass
00:43:25.620barriers physical distancing and self-screening for symptoms you know i'd love to get
00:43:31.920our breathing barrier expert chris schaefer to sit down and have a conversation with these
00:43:36.960wackadoos and i'll tell you why because he's right and they're wrong he is a professional he knows
00:43:43.700how air flows that's what his job is he teaches people to teach this stuff he knows that breathing
00:43:50.320barriers don't keep a virus out they just don't it's impossible and you guys probably saw that
00:43:55.500show that was a couple of weeks back now so i'd love for him to sit down with these people and
00:44:00.560say, and by the way, these plexiglass barriers that you've got up, they're actually keeping the
00:44:05.820virus into the area where the plexiglass barriers are. It's restricting airflow, which causes a
00:44:12.720virus which is airborne to linger, increasing your chance of breathing it in. I just don't
00:44:22.740understand. Where is the science behind this? So anyway, if you live in the city of Winnipeg,
00:44:27.200you can expect to see city employees still wearing masks and all these plexiglass shields up in city
00:44:33.840facilities like the library or maybe your gym or a pool or something like that anything city-owned
00:44:38.780city hall and whatnot but the rest of the province will hopefully be getting rid of all that stuff
00:44:45.860i wonder what the deal is with those plexiglass barriers at restaurants i mean these restaurant
00:44:50.720owners forked out a lot of money to put those barriers up between every booth right like if
00:44:57.020your restaurant has booths you have to put up a thing are they going to be taking those things
00:45:00.580down now or are they going to leave them up i mean i don't mind them being up because sometimes
00:45:07.620you just don't want to hear the conversation from the two old bitties sitting behind you
00:45:12.020scientific fraud that's what we've been talking about for two years
00:45:19.740doctors robert malone and ryan cole react to the cdc hiding data that's right the cdc was
00:45:26.420hiding data this from wnd.com gig harbor washington urging cdc scientists to speak out
00:45:34.840dr robert malone and dr ryan cole reacted monday to the news reported by the new york times the
00:45:40.780new york times not the new york post the new york times this extreme left-wing rag at least that's
00:45:46.280what it's become these past few years even the times said that agency officials admit they have
00:45:53.060withheld COVID data broken down by age, race, and vaccination status because the American people
00:45:58.660might misinterpret it? Huh? This meets the criteria of scientific fraud, said Malone,
00:46:07.020the key inventor of the mRNA technology platform used in the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. Withholding
00:46:12.640data is scientific fraud. Dr. Ryan Cole is a Mayo Clinic-trained pathologist who runs a major
00:46:20.220Diagnostic Lab in Idaho, he said that as an ethical physician who took oaths to the human race,
00:46:26.120this is incredibly disturbing. These are the people that are entrusted to tell us the truth,
00:46:31.780he said of the CDC. By the way, the CDC is not a government agency. It's privately owned,
00:46:36.640just so you guys know, and you can look that up. The two outspoken medical scientists were
00:46:41.900featured at four sold-out events Sunday and Monday near Seattle, hosted by a non-profit
00:46:46.780called One Washington that's helping equip parents, lawmakers, and activists to counter
00:46:51.220moves by the State Board of Health to add the COVID-19 vaccine to the required shots for public
00:46:56.380school children. Want to see the video? Let's check out the video. Oh, this is a long part of
00:47:03.260Washington here with Dr. Robert Malone, Dr. Ryan Cole. And we're here with parents and activists
00:47:11.960and lawmakers who are really concerned about this safety issue regarding the COVID vaccines.
00:47:18.560And we've talked about the CDC data that's on the VAERS database and the fact that it is,
00:47:27.980in spite of accusations that it's not reliable, it is giving us some alarming safety signals.
00:47:34.940But now we come to a Blockbuster story.
00:47:37.760the New York Times has interviewed CDC officials who admit that they have data that goes beyond
00:47:45.960this various data. They have granular data that is indicating how many people have been
00:47:51.400hospitalized, deaths, other data regarding the impact of these vaccines that they admit they've
00:47:58.620been hiding and hiding because they're concerned about vaccine hesitancy. Dr. Cole, what's your
00:48:07.120reaction to that? Well, as an ethical physician who took oaths to the human race, this is incredibly
00:48:14.120disturbing. These are the people that are entrusted to share with us the truth, to know that
00:48:21.920they're withholding safety data signals, all in the name of trying to prevent a hesitancy over
00:48:28.900something experimental that's being used, not only on adults, but trying to push this forward on
00:48:35.900children with no long-term safety record we can't advance the clock and know what the long-term
00:48:43.420outcomes are and to know that they know that there are problems and they're withholding it from the
00:48:48.700american people that is scientific fraud i completely concurred um so i'm just going to
00:48:57.100read the title and a couple of clips from this blockbuster new york times piece and by the way
00:49:03.180what i find fascinating is the new york times is trying to normalize uh what has been going
00:49:09.260on with the cdc they're trying to make it sound like it's acceptable practice and i strongly
00:49:15.020concur with ryan this meets the criteria of scientific fraud withholding data is scientific
00:49:22.380fraud so reading from the title the cdc isn't publishing large portions of the coveted data
00:49:30.460it collects new york times february 21st 19 2022 just an amazing title read that again cdc
00:49:41.120is not publishing large portions of the covid data it collects okay that's on wnd.com wnd.com
00:49:51.600you guys can go ahead and find that for yourselves if you want to watch the entire thing todd
00:49:56.100mcdougall of winnipeg alternative media is on the road back from ottawa where are you buddy
00:50:00.040i don't know how this kind of stuff just seems to happen in front of me i can't tell you the
00:50:04.860chaos i'm looking at right now i was just down on the street i'm in sault saint marie oh my god
00:50:10.020the entire downtown area is flooding away right now i have to hit the streets um there is something
00:50:15.740going on right now a lot of people hold it what it's flooding yes yes oh geez okay let me uh hold
00:50:23.620on hold on let me try to let me try to i can't turn this around right now this i'm on the top
00:50:31.780floor of a hotel can you guys see what's happening out the window right now not really because there's
00:50:36.740too much of a reflection you want to take us outside with you i'm gonna have to it's gonna
00:50:41.540take me a moment though i was just down there no more than 15 minutes ago and there were tactical
00:50:45.820units running all across the street um i mean if anybody was watching winnipeg alternative media
00:50:50.420about 20 odd minutes ago you would have seen what i've seen and i was down on the street level then
00:50:54.480that i thought it was over with um because the tactical unit flooded into a into a mall unit
00:50:59.460where and guess what i even caught it live on film and i said the guy the culprit is heading
00:51:04.260into this building this whole entire building now in downtown is completely flooding out right now
00:51:08.640there are i'm seeing thousands and thousands of people in vehicles on the street right now
00:51:14.140all flooding out of a i can't tell what it is almost like a sport facility
00:51:19.060right across a mall and from our hotel right here in downtown Sault Ste. Marie there are now
00:51:24.500vehicles and people littering the streets right now almost in chaos people running I'm watching
00:51:29.460people running for their lives literally right now it seems like I have no idea what's going on
00:51:34.000I was down there no more than 20 minutes ago tactical units running across the street they
00:51:38.760told me to keep back then they flooded into a mall and it seemed like things were kind of taken care
00:51:43.440of as if there was a robbery inside the mall but I witnessed one individual who I even caught on
00:51:47.860film going in the direction of the building where now everybody is fleeing for their lives so i'm
00:51:53.580gonna go down there okay you're gonna have to give me a moment uh this is completely i'm currently
00:52:00.640here right now trying to take a night off i went downstairs for a cigarette and tactical units were
00:52:06.560running around the streets of sault saint marie and now this entire whole three block radius is
00:52:11.860in complete chaos right now there are people flooding out of the building they're flooding
00:52:16.300into buses uh people are running around and grabbing into their vehicle okay i mean i'm now
00:52:21.060i'm repeating myself okay all right go ahead come back you got the link still so go ahead and link
00:52:27.140up with us when you get down there i want to see what's going on this is my top floor window right
00:52:30.620here i'm gonna i'm gonna head down there if if you can i guess wait wait a little bit um i have
00:52:36.280to go through my boots and my jacket on but i will get down there right away and if you can give me
00:52:41.74010 odd minutes i will go live again on the streets not even give me well i'll try to make
00:52:47.580it a lot quicker than 10 minutes give me give me five or so minutes i'll try to get down there
00:52:51.420right now and give everybody a live idea of i have no idea what's happening down there i would
00:52:56.840imagine it's obviously i don't know uh something very something very local i mean i'm not going
00:53:03.420to go attach this to any sort of national event so let's not get crazy here everybody clearly
00:53:07.700this is a very localized event but uh right now uh i'm looking at an absolute scene of chaos
00:53:14.040just below me at the hotel okay i'm gonna get down there all right talk to you soon there's
00:53:19.460todd mcdougall news as it happens right here on shadow at night
00:53:24.260look at i not that i'm making fun but i mean if there's some kind of a major event going on in
00:53:33.000Sault Ste. Marie Todd of course is coming back from Ottawa where he spent three and a half four
00:53:38.680weeks with the uh the convoy and caught some incredible film of the truckers involved the
00:53:47.540supporters uh the cops I mean so much great stuff on the Winnipeg Alternative Media website wham.live
00:53:54.820and of course the Facebook page here and he's been working hard and now they're coming all I
01:01:37.540uh it's gonna take a little while for me i mean the whole thing about downtown ottawa that i i
01:01:46.620guess it's kind of strange about having been there for the entire experience is uh it kind of
01:01:52.940it kind of bathed you in a little bit of like a some other i don't know it it was it kind of
01:02:00.680became some other world like it's uh it's almost a little bit it's almost a little bit tough to
01:02:04.840come back from in some sort of sense uh but i know that's not the correct way of thinking because
01:02:09.440you know hey having to take over several different city blocks and all that isn't
01:02:12.920it's not necessarily the best way of things it's not the way you want things to be uh but uh
01:02:20.420for the duration of that time it was it was always so amazing especially go there first thing in the
01:02:27.840morning after no matter what weather event had happened or no matter what policing event had
01:02:33.520happened and and just see people so incredibly happy and and and rejoicing uh continuously in
01:02:45.300just um i guess some sort of interesting satisfaction of uh that there was you know
01:02:53.120that that riding of the wave that riding of the wave of something that you know that was
01:02:57.580that was looking very very strong and powerful um and when it was doing something that was it
01:03:03.280seemed unstoppable for some period of time now again i'm right down here in front of the sports
01:03:09.280complex and there's currently no more police vehicles but we all i just saw them here from
01:03:15.940all on my window just a moment ago so i don't know maybe a farce a false alarm everybody um
01:03:21.040again i i oh again there's more police vehicles trolling up and down the area here right now but
01:03:26.260But again, I just thought that I would come on and mention it because not even more than half an hour ago, I had seen tactical units running up and down the streets here.
01:03:39.940And everybody else can vouch for this as well, too, because I filmed it live.
01:03:43.520And so when I was watching from the top of my hotel a moment ago, seeing people run around from outside a parking lot,
01:03:50.240I kind of figured that it would have something to do with possibly the same
01:04:18.860well yeah that's very possible that's very possible uh but for sure there was uh certainly
01:04:26.820a police presence up here on on the uh on for for a little while up here on the uh on the blocks
01:04:33.220here for a little while but uh it seems to be uh clearly cancelled off for now most likely they
01:04:38.380found their guy and again like i told the winnipeg alternative viewers just recently uh we'll uh
01:04:43.700continue to watch what's happening here in Sault Ste. Marie. Most likely a violent offender in
01:04:48.860the mall just across the street over there. But yeah, regardless, still happy to be here for the
01:04:55.720moment because even though that the federal government has taken back the emergency order
01:05:02.700and stuff like that, we still have one singular problem, one very big singular problem, which is
01:05:09.440Why is it, after all the trials and tribulations of all the chaos that we've seen back and forth between whatever side you want to call it, why has there still been no mention, not even one, not even one, about the federal mandates?
01:05:25.960Because they're still there. That's why.
01:05:27.800that's the one thing i mean at least i could i could you know use my time on appropriately
01:05:33.260because yeah i kind of wish i had people it was something more to show here but uh no it seems to
01:05:38.320be a false alarm or whatever was happening here in downtown sault st marie and there was of course
01:05:42.700again you can go back and watch my footage there was tactical units running all around the streets
01:05:46.820yeah yeah yeah let me ask you this but regardless okay so that's done but yeah so why why is it that
01:05:51.640the federal government regardless of emergency order or anything like that why has there been
01:05:55.880no mention not even one and not even the current mention from the conservatives from the opposition
01:06:01.460about the federal mandates about crossing of borders about the fact that still me and you
01:06:08.120right we know what our provinces are saying we know what uh what a couple more maritime provinces
01:06:13.780said it today as well too and and said you know yeah you know we're going to throw you cookie
01:06:18.680crumbs basically but still we can't still go board an air canada airplane and go fly from
01:06:24.200manitoba to british columbia you know that's still a massive issue and it's not even being
01:06:29.000conversed about you don't hear anything about it in the media it's become a moot point because so
01:06:34.800much of i guess the past month of quote unquote chaos has has taken over the narrative uh but
01:06:42.420really that's that's so pathetic because that's not supposed to take over the narrative because
01:06:46.620the narrative was always one thing and one thing only as free canadians why are we still allowing0.68
01:06:51.760anything anything at all to go dictate how we leave and enter the country and how we leave and
01:06:58.180enter different provinces via something like maybe a you know a train car or an airplane i mean that's
01:07:05.100that's that's still absolutely despicable and currently right now we're being so defeated by
01:07:10.900current conversational talking points that we're not even paying attention to the fact that those
01:07:17.900are currently right now not even being they're they're right now not on the table like we're
01:07:22.880not even focusing on them anymore those are supposed to be key points let me ask you this
01:07:27.480why did trudeau take away the emergency act today what's your what do you think he's got in store
01:07:34.300man that's such a good question i've been thinking about of course obviously i've been thinking about
01:07:38.080that i mean isn't it interesting that we threw i mean i i view this as a bit of like a you know a
01:07:43.400tennis situation right uh you know you balls in your cart balls in our car right we serve to you
01:07:48.620you serve back right kind of situation and you know when the convoy hit ottawa you know we served
01:07:54.320them ball was in their court and they let it sit there for three and a half almost four weeks
01:07:59.100and then once they realized oh i'm not going to say i should i should rephrase that not that that
01:08:06.160not that not not not that it's when they realized ball was in their court when they decided to act
01:08:11.940on it it was so kind of i guess in a sense late in the game and then they acted on it and then
01:08:17.660within one week they just did one hard act one big flex of the muscle for one week about one week
01:08:23.800and then everything changed on a national scale and so let this be known to everybody as well too
01:08:29.680because they pulled off so quick what they just did is pulled off an incredible
01:08:35.200successful sadly enough to say sorry everybody but successful psychological warfare tactic
01:08:43.460where they didn't actually have to go damage you or really hurt you in a very personal fashion
01:08:48.100whatsoever they just told you that they wanted to and it caused chaos and it caused confusion
01:08:54.960and it worked and they did get some wins off of that and that's only from one week's worth of time
01:09:02.220on their reaction to three and a half weeks of our action like so that's a very difficult kind
01:09:09.580of situation to kind of deal with but we're now in another kind of standoff where now the ball's
01:09:14.900back in our court and they go well we served you right back we we arrested some of your leaders
01:09:21.020they're not going anywhere yet we can hold your assets as far as trucks and actual physical
01:09:27.780assets go now that the emergency they're releasing the freezing of bank bank accounts that's changing
01:09:32.880yeah but it's really kind of weird right three weeks of holding them up to contempt and then
01:09:37.740one week of them battling back and then they already sit back and know that they've done
01:09:41.860enough work in one week to go ahead and sit back again and say okay now the ball's back in your
01:09:47.740court i you know what i think that trudeau got scared i think he woke up this morning and he
01:09:53.000saw a poll and it didn't look good or he saw the senate was going to vote it down this afternoon
01:09:58.220and he didn't want to have that egg on his face and so he he got rid of it himself that's he was
01:10:03.200trying to save face but really all it made him look like was do you think trudeau is really
01:10:09.820trying to win another election oh yeah yeah he wants to be the dictator forever man and if not
01:10:15.160him then freeland it's not trudeau is not the only problem we've got other problems i mean half that
01:10:21.540cabinet is owned by the world economic forum and they'll do anything they can the liberals
01:10:26.640that party to stay in power right yes yes absolutely yeah no for sure um i i don't know
01:10:36.180the only thing the only thing that i'm questioning right now is not i shouldn't say questioning i
01:10:41.520should be trying to say more like hold up to an interesting example is three weeks of flexing
01:10:47.420our muscle equaled less than one week of them and they still you know uh they still gain ground
01:10:55.140and so there's i'm just going to say there's something to learn from there there's something
01:11:00.440to learn from there and uh i would i would encourage everybody to take a closer kind of
01:11:04.900look at that you know um the kinds of situations that i was able to report from here even live on
01:11:11.340your show say two weeks ago where you know the streets of downtown ottawa looked like you know
01:11:18.220this uh this amazing freedom festival um when when when finally just decided by the powers that be
01:11:28.380that you know hey hey that's that's no longer acceptable that's no longer a thing it will
01:11:34.080always remain a question i i would love to hear any anybody answer this question or even give
01:11:39.400a talking point worth uh looking into more than anything that i've heard right now which is
01:11:44.480why wait three and a half weeks i'll never understand that that will bewilder me forever
01:11:49.640i don't get it it's an i don't and people say oh it's luring well how again that doesn't ring
01:11:55.240true to me i don't understand three and a half weeks of going we're seething while we hate this
01:12:01.820but we will sit back anyways you know what now is not the time you could have planned you could
01:12:07.880to plan their move after after weekend number two easy uh for whatever reason that it's set
01:12:13.740is intriguing to no end uh but again the interesting volley is three weeks of our push
01:12:22.060and one week of theirs and here's where we are and i i mean i i'm not saying that because i'm saying
01:12:28.860it with um some kind of conclusion or answer behind it i'm positioning that as an as as
01:12:36.980intriguing it's something to think about well it's been a standoff todd i mean it we're in the
01:12:41.780same spot as we were before the truckers rolled right i mean the mandates are still in place
01:12:46.800well but are we though i mean there's more people right i would i would at least i would
01:12:51.860at least position ourselves as uh clearly you know just the trans canada alone i would hope
01:12:58.820i would hope you know all all that stuff that we filmed well on our way to
01:13:06.980we lost him but you know what now is my opinion now is not the time to be
01:13:16.320of the way that the country is feeling behind us i've heard so many people talk about you know
01:13:20.600um how oh it seemed like a third of the country a third of the country almost has
01:13:24.000a third of the country has come around and we need more i think is what he was going to say
01:13:34.120Anyway, anyway, we're going to get set to wrap up the show pretty soon.
01:13:40.120Bottom line is this is not even close to being over the war.
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