The Shadoe Davis Show - July 06, 2023


Shadoe at Nite Weds July 5th⧸2023 European Pfizer Bombshell!!!


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00:03:30.000 hello everybody how you doing welcome it's shadow at night it is wednesday july the 5th
00:03:41.520 2023 and i i would like to start the show by saying something that i haven't said in quite
00:03:46.680 some time because you know we've all been through a lot for the past three and a half years and some
00:03:54.780 days are much better than others, obviously, obviously. But with everything we've all been
00:04:04.240 through and all of the changes that we've made in our lives, considering what they were like
00:04:11.280 before all this started, and I wouldn't have it any other way, by the way, I would like to take
00:04:17.760 this moment to say people are freaking awesome people are outstanding not all people you know
00:04:31.640 we can't paint everybody with the same brush but so many people are incredibly awesome incredibly
00:04:41.060 generous incredibly humble and thankful and that's how i feel right now in this moment
00:04:48.900 i would like to say thank you to judith and veronica i would like to say thank you to lily
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00:05:10.480 Thank you to all of the people who are watching on Rumble or Twitter right now
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00:05:16.380 The show is streaming tonight on YouTube,
00:05:17.920 and I'm experimenting tonight to see how far I can go
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00:05:25.140 maybe it'll happen tonight with my very first story it's possible but i would like to thank
00:05:33.420 you all for being so welcoming to the newcomers that come to the show and you know you'll
00:05:39.140 occasionally hear me say things like hey guys you know we got to welcome people we've got to
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00:05:48.560 it's policed so well and so politely by so many of you and i know it's been a big change for those
00:05:56.500 of you who've been watching on rumble for quite some time welcoming all of the facebook people
00:06:01.180 who have come over to rumble since my since my restrictions have kicked in on facebook and by
00:06:07.960 the way i will not be going back to live streaming on facebook that's not going to happen i will still
00:06:14.560 use the facebook page as a way to communicate with you guys to let you know what's coming up
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00:06:26.140 going to happen any longer because guess what it's a censorship platform they will set that's
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00:07:12.640 in the meantime that's what we have all right so enjoy yourself over there i certainly hope that
00:07:18.000 you newcomers have been made to feel welcome because i know it's it's a it's a different
00:07:21.800 environment altogether it feels strange i'm in a stranger's house right like i'm watching on rumble
00:07:27.060 but i'm sure that everybody on rumble has made you feel so so comfortable hello to jimmy james
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00:09:52.200 for the retweet all right what else have i got to do oh yes yes yes the show is brought to you by
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00:10:04.420 don't forget we're watching on youtube as well tonight but like i say that's just an experiment
00:10:08.940 i may actually get my third strike which will eliminate that channel completely from youtube
00:10:14.700 and me from youtube all together forever and ever for sharing this story the daily skeptic
00:10:23.080 writes and by the way all of the documents are attached to this story through hyperlink
00:10:28.300 okay this is something that left-wing corporate media doesn't do we're just supposed to trust them
00:10:35.260 but with these guys they say you know what we believe in truth and honesty and transparency
00:10:41.680 And because we think you should be able to see the source material, we're going to give
00:10:46.560 you a hyperlink so you can go look at it for yourself.
00:10:49.200 Look at this.
00:10:49.780 Do you remember when we were talking about this whole thing being an experiment and the
00:10:54.620 only way for them to do this experiment properly, if that's what they were doing, is to have
00:11:00.760 a control group?
00:11:01.560 And how do you have a control group?
00:11:03.000 You give placebos so you can see what the vaccine does to people and doesn't do to others.
00:11:09.540 And then you can compare.
00:11:11.680 and so many people were saying things like well i didn't get sick from it i didn't get any
00:11:17.420 weird side effects from it well maybe you didn't get it at all maybe you got a vial full of saline
00:11:22.660 look at this story pfizer vaccine batches in the eu uh eu and we can also assume that if this
00:11:31.000 happened in the european union you can damn well bet it happened in canada and the united states
00:11:35.880 and all over the world. Pfizer vaccine batches in the EU were placebos, scientists say. So let's
00:11:45.240 dive into this. Scientists have discovered startling evidence that a substantial portion
00:11:53.440 of the batches of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine deployed in the European Union. Now,
00:11:58.840 they didn't test Canada or the United States, at least not yet. So we're only making assumptions
00:12:04.600 on that i want to clarify right away i'm not saying this happened in canada because i don't
00:12:08.560 know for certain i am just assuming that if it happened in the eu it probably happened everywhere
00:12:13.880 the vaccine deployed in the european union may in fact have consisted of placebos
00:12:22.320 and that the german regulator knew this and did not subject them to quality control testing
00:12:29.740 Is anybody surprised? Anybody? Are you surprised sitting in the back? You there? Me? Of course not. I knew this the whole time.
00:12:45.000 the scientists dr gerald duiker professor of organic chemistry at rur university brockham
00:12:53.700 and dr jorg matisik professor of analytical chemistry at the university of leipzig
00:12:59.320 are part of a group of five german-speaking scientists who have been publicly raising
00:13:04.060 questions about the quality and safety of the biotech vaccine as it's known in germany for
00:13:09.000 the last year and a half. They recently appeared on the Punkt Prerodovic online program of the
00:13:17.060 German journalist Melina Prerodovic to discuss batch variability. Their starting point was the
00:13:23.300 recent Danish study showing enormous variation in the adverse events associated with different
00:13:28.080 batches of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, or BNT162B2, per its scientific codename. So what you can see
00:13:37.600 if you're watching this if you're not watching this it's going to be difficult you're going to
00:13:40.720 have to come back and watch it later i know many people listen but can't watch maybe they're
00:13:44.320 driving and if you are then don't look at your phone but here's a figure that shows
00:13:49.400 exactly what we were just talking about there batches used in denmark which are represented
00:13:56.720 by the points in the graph essentially break down into three groups the green batches clustered
00:14:02.160 around the green line, have a moderate or moderately high level of adverse events associated
00:14:08.440 with them. In the discussion with the Prerodovic, Gerald Riker takes the example of the green point
00:14:13.540 furthest to the right. Okay, so you guys can see that. As he explains, it represents the batch that
00:14:19.760 was the used, or sorry, used the most in Denmark with somewhat over 800,000 doses having been
00:14:25.780 administered. These 800,000 doses are associated with around 2,000 suspected adverse events,
00:14:32.580 which gives a reporting rate of one suspected adverse event per approximately 400 doses.
00:14:38.140 As Diker puts it, that's not a small amount if we compare to what we know otherwise from
00:14:43.280 influenza vaccines. According to Diker's calculation, the green batches account for
00:14:47.540 more than 60% of the Danish sample. There are then blue batches clustered around the blue line,
00:14:53.920 which are obviously associated with an extraordinarily high level of adverse events.
00:14:58.280 As Diker notes, no more than 80,000 doses of any of the blue patches were administered in Denmark,
00:15:03.620 suggesting these, especially bad batches, may perhaps have been quietly pulled from the market by public health authorities.
00:15:11.320 They knew, they pulled them, they said nothing.
00:15:16.720 They kept their fingers crossed behind their backs and hoped for the best.
00:15:20.780 Nonetheless, these batches had as many as 8,000 suspected adverse events associated with them.
00:15:26.440 8,000 out of 80,000 doses would give us a reporting rate of one suspected adverse event for every 10 doses, which is ridiculously high.
00:15:35.660 And Diker notes that some of the blue batches are indeed associated with a reporting rate of as high as one suspected adverse event for every six doses.
00:15:46.300 On Diker's calculation, the blue batches represent less than 5% of the total number of doses included in the Danish study.
00:15:53.560 Nonetheless, they're associated with nearly 50% of the 579 deaths recorded in the sample.
00:16:00.020 Finally, there's the yellow batches clustered around the yellow line, which, as can be seen above, and you guys saw that already, barely gets off the x-axis.
00:16:09.020 On Diker's calculation, the yellow batches represent around 30% of the total doses.
00:16:14.480 Diker notes they include batches comprising of 200,000 administered doses,
00:16:19.440 which are associated with literally zero suspected adverse events.
00:16:27.320 As Diker puts it, malicious. 0.92
00:16:30.560 Observers might note that this is how placebos would look.
00:16:35.580 And malicious observers might be right. 0.99
00:16:37.940 for dyker and matisic compared the batch numbers contained in the danish study with publicly
00:16:44.980 available information on the batches approved for release and they made the startling discovery
00:16:50.080 that almost none of the harmless batches unlike the very bad and not so bad batches
00:16:55.820 appear to have been the subject uh not sorry to appear to have been subject to any quality
00:17:03.420 control testing at all? None. Unbeknownst to most observers, it is precisely the German
00:17:12.000 regulatory agency, the Paul Ehrlich Institute, which is in principle responsible for quality
00:17:17.660 control of all these Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine supplies in the EU. The Institute is named
00:17:24.440 after the German immunologist and Nobel Prize winner, Dr. Paul Ehrlich, not, of course, the
00:17:29.560 Stanford biology professor of the same name.
00:17:31.560 Of course, of course, of course.
00:17:33.320 I knew that.
00:17:34.560 I knew that.
00:17:37.500 This reflects the fact that the actual legal manufacturer of the vaccine,
00:17:41.780 as well as the marketing authorization holder in the EU,
00:17:44.700 is the German company BioNTech,
00:17:46.640 not its more well-known American partner, Pfizer.
00:17:49.500 So it appears that Pfizer is going to skate again.
00:17:54.360 Does that scare you?
00:17:59.560 You probably shouldn't.
00:18:02.040 I mean, by now, what's done is done.
00:18:04.800 Does it surprise you?
00:18:07.500 Is anybody surprised by that?
00:18:10.120 No, because you suspected the whole time, right?
00:18:13.020 There is no way they could have given this experimental serum,
00:18:18.380 this gene therapy, to so many people.
00:18:23.760 The results would have been catastrophic and obvious to all of us.
00:18:29.560 because people would have been dropping dead or developing weird diseases
00:18:33.960 way more than they have been, and they have been quite a bit.
00:18:38.560 But it would have been 10 times as worse, 10 times as bad,
00:18:42.560 if they had given this thing to everybody.
00:18:46.580 Now, what I don't get, I get the placebo group.
00:18:48.980 What I don't get is the not-so-bad batch versus the incredibly lethal batch.
00:18:55.500 What's that all about?
00:18:56.440 is that a different version of the thing altogether or is that just
00:19:00.400 well there's more mrna in this one and less mrna in this one because that's
00:19:04.720 just a manufacturing glitch
00:19:07.620 could be anything still we don't know but i'm happy these
00:19:13.300 five scientists in the eu have done this work
00:19:16.800 and let us know about it and what have you heard from the left-wing corporate
00:19:21.120 media
00:19:21.560 nothing however after 50 over 50 years of use in diet soft drinks look at this story here
00:19:35.800 the world health organization is going to declare that aspartame the sweetener in diet coke
00:19:43.540 is a possible carcinogen
00:19:46.020 which could set up a showdown with food and beverage makers
00:19:51.240 like the showdown remember the showdown between uh the world health was it the world health
00:19:57.640 organization or the the fda in the united states had a big fight with big tobacco and they couldn't
00:20:05.340 get big tobacco for years and years and years to admit that cigarettes were cancer causing
00:20:10.620 it took years these guys were skating around doing all these hearings on parlor or not parliament
00:20:17.740 hill on uh in congress and nobody could hold them responsible for anything because nothing was ever
00:20:23.940 proven well the same thing with aspartame and it may well be another 30 years before we actually
00:20:32.240 get these vaccine makers we're going to keep going hard on it but it may take some time because so
00:20:41.060 many people have been bought off so many conspiracies out there i'm not talking about
00:20:47.860 conspiracy theories guys i am talking about conspiracies and it's all about following the
00:20:54.620 money and i also find it interesting that aspartame decades of science point to serious
00:21:01.080 health risks look at this is the actual study that i'm going to show you in just a second
00:21:06.680 decades of study before they could finally come out and say aspartame could be a possible killer
00:21:11.520 it's a carcinogen but in eight months they can develop a vaccine that's going to stop
00:21:18.620 a novel virus that nobody has ever seen before science 0.75
00:21:24.120 and anybody who believed any of that garbage 0.88
00:21:33.740 you gotta give your head a shake i totally understand we we could have some viewers 0.97
00:21:41.480 watching the show right now who fell for it because i know that there are several viewers
00:21:48.600 who did get the jabs and they got them out of necessity keeping jobs maybe trying to keep peace
00:21:54.520 in the family whatever maybe you actually believe all the gobbledygook in the beginning because the
00:21:59.420 fear got you but you woke up at some point between now and then so congratulations good on you you
00:22:07.140 did it and you're never going to let fear control you again right right but those who are still
00:22:15.680 going around like dr peter hotez still going around talking about the benefits of this marvelous
00:22:21.940 slapped together experimental garbage these are the people that need to be tracked down you know
00:22:29.460 what guys i watched a movie this morning i got up very early too early and i watched the movie 0.91
00:22:36.660 the trial at nuremberg some legendary actors in there spencer tracy is in that burt lancaster's
00:22:44.180 It's made in 1961, so about 15 years after the actual trials at Nuremberg.
00:22:51.580 And if you haven't seen that, I suggest you watch it.
00:22:57.680 Historically, not exact.
00:23:00.540 They stick to the basics of it.
00:23:02.840 Not exact, but they get the story.
00:23:08.660 But there's a part.
00:23:10.320 remember these nuremberg trials happened two years after the end of world war ii
00:23:16.680 and there are several parts in this movie where people are going we didn't know we didn't know
00:23:21.740 we didn't know and then they put their heads down and they look at their feet and then they
00:23:26.660 look sheepishly up again we knew we knew we knew but we did nothing
00:23:39.240 and we don't want that to happen again everybody needs to see that movie i mean there's a lot of
00:23:50.320 moving parts to it and it's quite long for a movie made back then but it's well worth the
00:23:57.780 watch if you've never seen it before and you've heard about nuremberg code and and all of that
00:24:02.760 stuff but you don't really know what it is this would be a good way to educate yourself as to
00:24:07.600 what that is and i i understand it's only a movie but i do believe that they captured the spirit
00:24:14.940 of what it must have been like living through that especially for the average german person
00:24:22.400 we don't often think about that do we right like what were the average german people
00:24:30.760 doing during all of this were they members of the nazi party were they zealots
00:24:37.360 no small fringe were and you probably had to toe that line or you were going to be arrested in the
00:24:45.680 middle of the night or if you didn't spit on a jew in front of a luftwaffe officer 0.66
00:24:53.660 then you might be looked at funny you don't condemn this jew and even today you know the 0.80
00:25:01.400 german accent smacks of evil doesn't it it shouldn't it's years later but you know whenever 0.57
00:25:09.000 you you think of a james bond villain you always talks like this mr bond or mr schmatt get smart
00:25:19.620 obviously but the average german person just turned their head or buried their head in the sand
00:25:29.140 and they let these atrocities take place and this movie the trial at nuremberg captures that
00:25:37.740 beautifully beautifully judy garland's in it as well yeah so you guys need to see that anyway
00:25:44.080 aspartame decades of science decades of science point to serious health risks stay away from your
00:25:49.780 diet coke man i know people who were addicted to that so is it possible that aspartame a possible
00:25:55.540 carcinogen is also highly addictive took him decades decades to come up with that but here's
00:26:03.420 a vaccine for you in eight short months operation warp speed tremendous success oh and by the way
00:26:09.860 for those of you who are big donald trump fans and i know many are and he's been saying all the
00:26:15.800 right things lately got a video that was put on twitter by this dude anomaly yesterday i think it
00:26:23.800 was and you're not going to like it pablo rodriguez is our culture minister in canada he's the world's
00:26:33.780 most interesting man here he is right here pablo rodriguez they have pulled all government
00:26:39.920 advertising from facebook and instagram amid the bill c18 sorry law c18 chaos we're going to have
00:26:48.080 some video of justin trudeau and i'm going to have a question for you guys i would like you to respond
00:26:53.000 to um in the chats please on twitter and on rumble in just a couple of minutes but
00:26:58.140 this is how they're trying to frame it and on youtube go ahead and put your response down
00:27:03.000 all you 11 people watching on youtube right now in response to meta's decision to block canadian
00:27:09.960 news content from their platforms as a retaliation measure to the passage of the online news act
00:27:15.600 pablo rodriguez announced the government of canada is pulling advertising for meta social
00:27:21.040 media platforms. In total, $10 million worth of government advertising will be pulled from
00:27:26.640 Facebook and Instagram, or as Mark Zuckerberg calls it, the change in the cushions on the couch.
00:27:33.720 The Trudeau government's decision is being supported by the Bloc Québécois and the NDP.
00:27:38.120 Of course, of course, of course it is. Bloc and NDP critics Martin Champeau and Peter Julian
00:27:43.640 joined Rodriguez at the press. This is, you know what, this is like a majority government that's
00:27:47.880 not. Anybody who voted NDP or block in the last election should be outraged at this right now.
00:27:55.420 They joined Rodriguez at this press conference today in solidarity as both of these parties
00:28:01.320 supported the passage of Bill C-18. Rodriguez explained the government will not be pulling
00:28:05.800 their advertising from Google because Google remains open to communicating with Rodriguez's
00:28:10.700 office while meta has not this is all about negotiating with the news platforms in canada
00:28:18.660 to pay them for the privilege of putting their content on your platform you see i don't like
00:28:25.160 defending big tech but i will in this case because the amplification that ctv or any newspaper or
00:28:35.200 global or the cbc gets just by posting their stuff on instagram and facebook is enormous
00:28:41.760 and yet they want facebook and instagram to pay them for that it should be the other way around
00:28:48.740 it makes no sense it's like the paper boy paying the newspaper so he can have the privilege of 0.80
00:28:56.540 delivering the papers doing the work and delivering the papers it's ridiculous rodriguez
00:29:02.720 says the communication with meta has broken down saying that his office hadn't spoken with them
00:29:07.940 for weeks while having talks with google the week prior without going into details because we don't
00:29:13.660 negotiate in public we're deeply convinced that google's concerns will be resolved through
00:29:18.720 regulation so without getting more into that story let me play this video for you first of all i'm
00:29:27.180 surprised that nobody around justin trudeau any of his handlers have ever said to him you know when 0.96
00:29:32.500 you make that face you look like a dickhead so stop it he's been making this face for the past 0.98
00:29:38.840 eight years and it makes me want to just punch the screen i can't stand this guy i know you can't 0.99
00:29:44.860 stand this guy but here he is now the question i have for you is how is he standing up for canadians
00:29:53.000 by making big tech pay newspapers for the privilege of other people putting
00:30:04.980 this content onto their platforms big tech must pay their fair share and we're not going to take
00:30:12.020 this laying down we're standing up for canadians now let me ask you this is the question how does
00:30:17.980 this work exactly how is this standing up for canadians please go to the chat section on rumble
00:30:23.420 or on twitter or the comment section on rumble or the comment section on youtube and write down
00:30:28.900 your response and i'm hoping for something sarcastic here we go your heritage minister
00:30:34.140 says he believes there is a way forward with google but with meta as you've said your government
00:30:38.580 has now suspended all advertising how far will your government go in taking on a company like
00:30:44.160 meta what could be next this is not just a dispute over advertising it's also a dispute over
00:30:52.480 democracy it's a question of recognizing the role that internet giants like facebook meta
00:31:01.560 google and others have in our lives and therefore a responsibility that they also wield as we've
00:31:09.440 said, we're continuing constructive conversations with Google. Unfortunately, Facebook has just
00:31:15.320 refused to recognize any sort of responsibility it might have in contributing to a democracy
00:31:23.580 that has, democracies in general, that have contributed to its success as a company, as
00:31:30.040 a corporation. So we're not backing down on this. This goes to the core of a free and
00:31:35.200 informed society that is able to take responsible decisions in a democracy. Citizens need to have
00:31:40.760 access to quality local news, to quality content, to quality journalism that is properly paid. And
00:31:48.760 the fact that the media, sorry, that Facebook doesn't want to recognize the hard work of
00:31:55.660 professional journalists across the country is something that undermines the very fabric of our 0.94
00:32:00.700 democracy at a time where we're seeing democracy blacks backslide around the world so canada and
00:32:06.200 allies around the world are going to stand strong and demonstrate that we will not flinch in our
00:32:14.020 dispense of fundamental foundational principles to democracy like a free quality informed press
00:32:20.980 uh okay so can somebody please explain to me how government funding for the press makes them free
00:32:33.000 now because a certain percentage of the money that you take in every single year
00:32:40.860 is coming from the government this must mean that you're beholden to them in some way
00:32:47.240 so you're not going to write hit pieces or you know reveal pieces on the government because
00:32:54.760 they might just take your funding away they don't like what you wrote ah sorry here's your money
00:32:58.160 uh we're taking it and now you've got to lay off 40 of your staff so did anything he said there
00:33:06.800 and believe me i understand you probably feel as i do here like completely confused
00:33:16.600 by that remark like it's a bizarro world
00:33:20.600 how are you protecting canadians and delivering them quality news
00:33:29.740 by creating a situation where one of the biggest platforms in the world decides
00:33:36.840 to remove news from their platform
00:33:39.660 i just i don't get that and i am sincerely asking is there anybody out there who can make 0.98
00:33:49.640 heads or tails of what he is saying here because it's to me it's like a bunch of crap and the media 0.94
00:33:57.040 sycophants in that crowd they're not asking him what do you mean by that exactly they just let 0.98
00:34:02.740 them rant and rant and rant and rant excuse me mr trudeau how is blocking news beneficial
00:34:12.020 and helpful to canadians they're blocking information because you created the conditions
00:34:19.480 for that is it not true that you want certain independent media sources to be blocked
00:34:28.140 because ultimately that is what is happening i'm not on facebook anymore
00:34:33.960 is it from an unrelated incident probably not they say it is but probably not
00:34:40.720 pretty soon other independent media sources are going to be off facebook
00:34:45.840 now we understand that this bill is only applicable to meta and to google why is that
00:34:50.700 how can you make a law that's only applicable to two platforms there are other platforms there's
00:34:56.400 twitter there's rumble there's well the ones i'm on here and all kinds of other social media
00:35:00.740 platforms out there why aren't they affected by this not that i want them to be and i'm trying
00:35:09.380 not to give them any ideas believe me but is anybody i'm going to go to the comments here
00:35:14.240 on rumble right now censorship control 1.00
00:35:16.720 it takes an idiot 1.00
00:35:22.560 to believe this moron 1.00
00:35:24.360 from M. Matlock 1.00
00:35:26.900 thank you
00:35:28.160 spoiled rich kid
00:35:31.360 the drool on his shirt
00:35:34.700 though
00:35:35.100 oh that's funny
00:35:42.980 I just
00:35:44.420 I don't get
00:35:45.560 i don't get and i'm trying i am trying to see if they actually have a point that's why i'm asking
00:35:53.100 you guys in the first place and i guess there isn't one i i just he's he he assumes that we're
00:36:02.560 all stupid and they're just rolling that out there and they know that this is a very low info time of 0.69
00:36:08.960 year people just i don't care what they say in the government i don't want to hear it summer 1.00
00:36:13.860 give me a beer and a burger
00:36:17.740 in the meantime the climate change uh scam continues to rage on let me throw this up here
00:36:28.640 this was tweeted out by the liberals uh last week
00:36:31.780 pierre polyev what is your climate plan now watch the video they use to drive home the fact that
00:36:41.180 Climate change is killing us.
00:36:42.680 Millions of Canadians are living under air quality alerts tonight as
00:36:46.020 thick smoke from raging wildfires blankets much of Ontario.
00:36:49.880 Montreal has the worst air quality among major cities around the world.
00:36:54.620 The dense smoke that shrouded northern Alberta now sits heavy over Calgary.
00:36:59.540 Smoke from a pair of fires near Harrison Lake has settled in over southwest D.C.
00:37:04.640 The wildfire causing a massive smoke cloud to form over the port city.
00:37:11.180 He refuses to put forward any real plan to fight against climate change, and he does nothing but fight against our plan to fight climate change.
00:37:20.160 If he has a better plan, let him say it, because we've been waiting a long time for it.
00:37:24.100 But he has no plan to fight climate change.
00:37:26.600 He still questions whether it exists while Canada is fighting.
00:37:30.700 Oh, my God. 1.00
00:37:32.320 he's a raving lunatic 1.00
00:37:41.720 and he's the prime minister 1.00
00:37:44.860 and he is bald-faced 0.93
00:37:48.840 lying
00:37:49.680 to the country
00:37:52.660 daily, hourly, minutely
00:37:57.400 is that a word? Anyway
00:38:00.220 lie after lie after lie we know that there is no climate emergency
00:38:09.420 we know that and even if there was canada has more trees than carbon emissions by a factor of 10
00:38:21.760 so we're carbon neutral times 10 so no taxes no measures required
00:38:30.280 if it were a real thing which it's not once again the climate alarmists refuse to have the debate
00:38:41.360 and they use the same tactics as the vaccine experts and now the lgbq zealots
00:38:48.460 they won't have the debate publicly instead they close the doors they laugh they smear
00:38:58.820 in their newspaper affiliates the very next day and they kick anybody out or even have anybody
00:39:07.620 who dead names somebody or is a climate denier arrested now i know that's not happening in
00:39:17.160 canada yet but they want it to be they want to make it a law in canada and i covered this last
00:39:25.740 week they want to make it a law that if you deny the the dead bodies from the residential schools
00:39:35.700 if you're a residential school denier they want to make that a crime
00:39:39.480 punishable by time in prison i'm not kidding
00:39:43.060 in the uk they arrested a woman and convicted her of a hate crime just the other day for dead naming
00:39:54.800 somebody or using the wrong pronouns by the way at carlton university now when you go back to
00:40:00.800 school there in the fall if you don't use zzer he her uh zim zam whatever you'll be kicked out
00:40:07.780 you'll be spoken to first and if you do it again you're going to be kicked out and more universities 0.90
00:40:13.960 are following suit and we're letting it happen
00:40:19.100 because the majority of canadians right now are like those people in germany they just let it
00:40:27.560 happen like la la la la la see no evil hear no evil speak no evil i just want to live my life
00:40:33.400 and I want to, don't, don't, I don't want to see it.
00:40:36.840 Don't show me.
00:40:38.360 And then years later, when the truth really comes out.
00:40:43.080 And there's a great piece in that movie I was just talking about too,
00:40:46.160 The Trial at Nuremberg, where they all see this video
00:40:48.360 of what really happened in one of the concentration camps there
00:40:50.940 and they're appalled, they're disgusted.
00:40:52.600 They can't believe it.
00:40:53.660 They finally see with their own eyes.
00:40:55.320 Then they feel the shame.
00:40:58.660 That doesn't seem to be happening in this situation,
00:41:01.640 at least not yet.
00:41:02.980 That's why we have to keep it up.
00:41:08.040 And I guess maybe a new tactic with these folks who are like, la, la, la, la, la, la,
00:41:15.120 would be saying things like, do you want to be regretting in two years' time
00:41:20.640 what you actually knew now was going on but refused to do anything?
00:41:26.580 Do you want to be that person who is publicly hauled out?
00:41:33.680 Because you will be.
00:41:37.740 You better go back and check out all of your Facebook posts and all of your tweets in the last three years to see if you called anybody an anti-vaxxer who should be thrown in jail or denied medical treatment.
00:41:51.000 You go back and check that.
00:41:54.880 Maybe too late.
00:41:55.980 Somebody's already probably taken a screenshot of it, but you don't want to be that person who gets hauled out two, three years from now.
00:42:02.280 Guys, I'm going to tell you something that I tell you every now and again.
00:42:08.560 We're going to win this.
00:42:11.000 All right.
00:42:11.580 It's only a matter of time.
00:42:13.780 We're going to win this.
00:42:15.520 It's not going to be easy.
00:42:17.500 And we can't do it sitting on the couch.
00:42:19.940 We actually have to get out there and we have to interact with people.
00:42:22.680 We have to have these discussions.
00:42:24.800 The hard discussions need to be had.
00:42:27.160 And I have faith in every single one of you that you can do that.
00:42:30.760 but the truth needs to be told these people the ones who are sitting there right now doing all
00:42:37.600 this hey you want to go to the bomber game there's problems over here sure i'll go to the bomber game
00:42:44.000 with you but only on the condition that you listen to what i have to say not if it's about that
00:42:47.720 vaccine oh yeah yeah it's going to be about the vaccine well then i don't want you to go
00:42:51.320 okay you're gonna say look man i there's some new information that i need to let you know about this
00:42:58.360 and then you hit them with the european union placebo story
00:43:02.440 or you show them a video of a vaccine injured person the one i played last night and by the
00:43:10.880 way uh carrie sakamoto was her name she's being represented by eva chipia she is suing she's 0.81
00:43:17.060 vaccine injured she's permanently got bell's palsy right now or forever permanent okay 0.97
00:43:23.680 she's going to have that saggy face sadly for the rest of her life that's what her doctor is saying
00:43:29.840 it's a vaccine injury she is suing the government and she's suing the cbc for misleading information
00:43:37.160 not for vaccine harm but misleading information there is evidence out there the government knew
00:43:45.880 that this could be harmful to some people and went ahead with it anyway knowing what they knew
00:43:54.960 and told people that it was safe and effective and i believe that she is going to win this case
00:44:03.180 it's going to take some time but i believe she's going to win and i was talking to eva by or sorry
00:44:08.840 eva today by by a text and i told her it was a brilliant strategy nobody had thought of it before
00:44:13.880 a couple of lawyers i know went yep i think that's got it that's excellent and she said
00:44:22.280 thank you eva and carrie will be joining the show next week and i'm working on some other guests as
00:44:29.940 well okay this guy is the lieutenant governor of north carolina now let me see here just want to
00:44:39.340 make sure i get it right oh yeah okay so this is a moms for liberty a philadelphia event north
00:44:45.320 carolina lieutenant governor mark robinson talking about dictators like hitler stalin
00:44:50.760 moutsy tongue uh it's only a minute long but we need guys like this up here watch that our history
00:44:58.180 rats but they know the story and they know the playbook that they always have
00:45:04.980 lie deride besmirch okay i just described this this is one of the reasons that i identified
00:45:13.380 with it so much we're going to go back to the beginning lie besmirch deny but they know the
00:45:18.420 story and they know the playbook that they always have lie deride besmirch make innuendos
00:45:27.860 tell flat out untruths because you quoted hitler you support hitler i guess every history book in
00:45:38.420 america supports hitler now they all quote him and here's the thing whether you're talking about
00:45:45.620 adolf hitler whether you're talking about chairman now whether you're talking about stalin whether
00:45:52.660 you're talking about Pol Pot, whether you're talking about Castro in Cuba, or whether you're 0.83
00:45:59.740 talking about a dozen other net despots all around the globe, it is time for us to get back and start
00:46:06.400 reading some of those quotes. It's time for us to start teaching our children some of those quotes.
00:46:11.920 It's time for us to start teaching our children about the dirty, despicable, awful things that
00:46:18.700 those communist and socialist despots did in our history yeah right you see by canceling those
00:46:29.180 people oh we can't listen to hitler because he's evil he's bad you're erasing history to the point
00:46:35.880 where people forget and then they repeat it which is what is going on right now that was a plan
00:46:41.660 by these globalists the whole time i used to say it all the time well if we if we get rid of it
00:46:48.300 then we're never going to learn from it i was saying that 20 years ago well it's not necessary
00:46:54.160 it's just overkill we already know what happened don't worry about it we're never going to forget
00:46:57.820 that 20 years later we forget what popat ever heard of him bad dude mao you know him really bad
00:47:08.740 really bad stalin one of the worst in history
00:47:16.080 trudeau time will tell he will be if we let him i'll tell you that right now
00:47:26.460 i will tell you that right now if we let this happen then he'll roll right over arbitrary
00:47:35.960 canadian armed forces vaccine mandate violated charter rights of member this is a grievance
00:47:42.640 ruling. It's not a court ruling, it's a grievance ruling, but still it's a small win. Recent ruling
00:47:47.900 by the Canadian Armed Forces Grievance Board found that the Canadian Armed Forces mandatory COVID-19
00:47:53.960 vaccination policy violated the charter rights of a member who was released for refusing to get
00:48:00.280 vaccinated. The Grievance Board is in charge of reviewing official grievances launched by Forces
00:48:07.200 members in its ruling. The Grievance Board stated that the Canadian Armed Forces vaccination
00:48:12.160 policy infringed on the member's right to liberty and security of the person under Section 7 of the
00:48:17.820 Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Wow! Have we even heard that yet? Whether it's through a grievance
00:48:24.880 board or a court, have we even heard that yet? Could this set a precedent? Maybe. It's possible.
00:48:32.180 It's only a grievance board. It's not a court, but it's a good sign. It's a good sign. The watchdog
00:48:39.320 also found the policy which came in place at the height of the pandemic via an order by General
00:48:44.480 Wayne Ayer was arbitrary, overly broad, and disproportionate. The committee concluded the
00:48:49.800 policy infringed on the rights protected under Section 7 of the Charter and that the limitations
00:48:54.920 of these rights were not in accordance with the principles of fundamental justice. The committee
00:49:00.140 viewed some aspects of the policy as arbitrary and overly broad and its implementation as
00:49:05.380 disproportionate declared the ruling this means that all of the other people who were dismissed
00:49:10.760 because of this ridiculous mandate will be vindicated as well which is absolutely fantastic
00:49:16.240 okay guys this is anomaly he has one second
00:49:20.640 he has a huge following online on many different platforms because he tells it like he sees it
00:49:32.120 he is not political in the least he's not a democrat he's not a republican he's not anything
00:49:38.280 he's just a guy who i like him i think he's kind of neat just is who he is doesn't identify as
00:49:46.080 anything just me anomaly maybe that's why he calls himself anomaly anyway he calls this video
00:49:53.180 the end of the desantis campaign but listen to the whole thing it's one minute and 17 seconds
00:49:59.820 and I'm going to shock people today because I'm going to show a clip that a lot of people haven't
00:50:04.700 seen. And this might be the end of the Ron DeSantis campaign. Are you guys ready for this?
00:50:09.500 I have a video of Ron DeSantis saying to Klaus Schwab that he's doing a good job and a fantastic
00:50:16.000 job and they're getting along and shaking hands. And this, I think this might be the end of the
00:50:20.660 DeSantis campaign. I know a bunch of Trump supporters are watching this like, oh my gosh,
00:50:24.260 anomalies are going to do it. I mean, if there's a video of Ron DeSantis saying that Klaus Schwab
00:50:28.800 is doing a fantastic job.
00:50:30.100 There's no way he's going to win a primary, right?
00:50:32.240 Well, here's the video.
00:50:33.620 Well, we've loved it.
00:50:34.860 We think it's a great country, a beautiful country.
00:50:37.660 We have had a tremendous success.
00:50:40.340 Great success.
00:50:41.240 And this gentleman, as you know, he's done a great job.
00:50:44.520 Thank you very much.
00:50:45.640 Thank you.
00:50:46.240 One more question.
00:50:47.460 We look forward to being here.
00:50:49.660 Klaus has done a fantastic job.
00:50:51.800 And again, we're meeting with the biggest companies in the world,
00:50:54.500 the biggest businesses in the world, and world leaders.
00:50:57.440 All for the benefit of the United States
00:50:59.660 We'll look forward to the meetings
00:51:00.820 Oh my bad, that wasn't Ron DeSantis
00:51:05.360 Who said Klaus Schwab did a fantastic job
00:51:07.280 That was Donald Trump, my bad
00:51:08.660 So just ignore it completely, guys
00:51:11.000 Ignore that, it's not important
00:51:12.700 When Donald Trump takes a meeting with Bill Gates
00:51:15.060 And gives him a job, it's not important
00:51:16.920 Alright, so
00:51:19.080 The point he was making was
00:51:21.200 There's all kinds of division going on
00:51:25.020 In the Republican camp
00:51:27.060 in the United States right now, DeSantis or Trump, and you may hear people or see people 0.98
00:51:32.340 like Laura Loomer on Twitter yelling and screaming that DeSantis is a fraud and a fake 0.97
00:51:36.540 and that Trump is the only real way to go and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. 0.96
00:51:42.900 Well, so then you play a video like that. Are you going to let Trump skate?
00:51:52.400 You thought it was going to be DeSantis because that's what Anomaly said, but no, no, it was Trump.
00:51:56.540 Trump praising Klaus Schwab.
00:51:59.040 Well, Klaus has done a great job.
00:52:01.580 Thank you.
00:52:02.120 Shaking his hand.
00:52:04.080 World Economic Forum.
00:52:06.160 Does that make you think differently about what Donald Trump might really be?
00:52:12.580 Or was he just playing the game that they would have him play?
00:52:20.280 Double agent style.
00:52:23.280 What was he doing there?
00:52:24.800 remember how many times have i said there is no political solution there are political delays
00:52:35.080 and i think trump being elected in 2016 that was a political delay it delayed them from doing what
00:52:42.860 they did to us i think if he wins again it might be another delay i think if polyev wins government
00:52:49.180 and by the way there's a new poll out i forget exactly which agency did it if you care about
00:52:53.520 polls the conservatives would win a majority government in canada if an election was held
00:52:58.720 tomorrow you know there won't be if paliev wins maybe there's a bit of a delay we push back
00:53:05.940 the reset from 2025 until 2027 or whatever but ultimately the only way we're going to win this
00:53:13.760 is to fight back and to say no all of us the majority of us that's why it's so important to
00:53:22.720 wake up those people who were sitting in the backyards with their faces covered drinking beer
00:53:27.020 and eating burgers it's summer leave me alone i don't want to talk about it this is important i
00:53:31.820 don't care right it's on all of us every single one of us guys i'm trying to to go by the old
00:53:42.780 double mint gum philosophy here you tell two friends they tell two friends they tell two
00:53:48.220 friends and so on and so on and so on and so on and so on and i understand that it's not easy
00:53:52.640 to sell this line we all need to come up with a 30 to 60 second elevator speech to get them hooked
00:54:02.300 and then just bring them to me get them hooked bring them to me you know where i am
00:54:07.900 every weeknight eight o'clock central i will be here all right and a new platform is coming very
00:54:16.680 soon i want you to know that all you got to do you know you don't have to sit there and argue
00:54:20.640 with them all you have to do is bring them to me or another one of your favorite online
00:54:28.780 independent media whichever it doesn't matter bring them to one of us and we'll take care of
00:54:35.720 it for you it's important you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink shout out yeah
00:54:42.960 but you can try you can try if it doesn't work with that person they're hopelessly lost move on
00:54:48.800 the next one it's very very very important that we get this done i believe we're pushing closer to
00:54:59.680 end game for them digital facial recognition is now going to be a thing in canada
00:55:08.640 next month and the same in denmark and that is a world economic forum initiative you will not
00:55:14.400 be able to board a plane in canada certain airlines and there's only two real major ones
00:55:20.880 if you don't have digital facial recognition you won't be able to get on a plane
00:55:25.760 sorry can't do it now you might try and find a way around it well i'll just drive to the united
00:55:30.720 states and i'll fly american they're not doing it there yes they are not all of the airlines but
00:55:37.440 many of them already are it's happening out of los angeles which is one of their key airport hubs
00:55:44.400 Here's a story from Daily Wire.
00:55:46.740 A professor ordered to complete free speech training.
00:55:51.100 I love hearing this kind of stuff from the United States because I hope and pray that one day it's going to be happening here in Canada.
00:55:58.800 This professor is ordered to complete free speech training after failing student for using the term biological woman.
00:56:06.260 There's the professor right there.
00:56:07.700 professor who failed the student for using the term biological woman in a in an assignment was
00:56:12.940 officially reprimanded and ordered to complete free speech training adjunct instructor melanie
00:56:19.760 nipper 29 years old received an official reprimand from the university of cincinnati weeks after she
00:56:25.980 gave her student olivia krolchick a zero on her final project proposal for using the term
00:56:32.000 biological woman in nippers class gender in popular culture obtained by the cincinnati inquirer
00:56:38.560 the june reprimand stated to prevent any further violation of the free speech policy you must
00:56:43.920 complete the training on the requirements of the campus free speech policy through the end of the
00:56:48.280 academic year 24 25 you must submit all syllables to me at least two weeks prior to the beginning
00:56:55.480 of classes for review and approval that from the dean of admissions so things are looking up 0.95
00:57:02.000 And look at this moron. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said, it is profoundly disrespectful for Clarence Thomas, by the way, he's a black man. 1.00
00:57:14.980 Okay, he was the very first black Supreme Court judge in the United States.
00:57:21.400 He's just a Republican, so they don't like him.
00:57:23.940 It was profoundly disrespectful for Clarence Thomas to say blacks are not victims.
00:57:32.000 the man's black should he not be allowed to speak on behalf of black people everywhere 0.97
00:57:40.860 instead of reading this to you guys we're just going to play you the clip now you might be sick 0.98
00:57:46.300 and i i'm almost as sick watching this one here as i am watching justin trudeau but let's go ahead
00:57:52.760 anyway i'm going to talk more broadly about the court in a minute but first i want to ask
00:57:58.520 about another decision this past week, striking down affirmative action programs. The two Black
00:58:04.400 justices on the court, Justice Clarence Thomas and Justice Ketanji Brown-Jackson, had a really
00:58:09.760 blistering debate that we don't usually see in decisions. Here is part of what Justice Thomas
00:58:14.820 wrote. He said, quote, Justice Jackson uses her broad observations about statistical relationships
00:58:20.440 between race and select measures of health, wealth, and well-being to label all Blacks as victims.
00:58:25.520 her desire to do so is unfathomable to me. It is an insult to individual achievement and cancerous
00:58:31.620 to young minds seeking to push through barriers. Their race is not to blame for everything good or
00:58:36.780 bad that happens in their lives. What is your response to that? I mean, what Justice Clarence
00:58:45.180 Thomas wrote there, I believe is profoundly disrespectful. I just think it was profoundly
00:58:53.020 disrespectful to his colleague it includes sweeping assumptions about her worldview
00:59:00.460 whereas when you look at what what the response was from Justice Ketanji Brown we saw that her
00:59:08.420 dissent was grounded in fact it was grounded in the facts of the case it did not disparage
00:59:13.880 Clarence Thomas's overall worldview but as a matter of fact a new okay okay that's enough
00:59:20.560 that's enough that's enough i don't know if they've changed the definition of the word fact
00:59:29.040 in the past three years they've changed a lot of definitions vaccine that definition was changed
00:59:35.000 a gender that word was made up and then the definition was changed
00:59:38.860 have they changed the definition of the word fact something real provable substantial
00:59:46.740 because maybe they have and that would explain this kind of behavior
00:59:54.340 either that or they're just lying 0.76
00:59:57.800 and they think we're stupid maybe that's it i don't know uh this is the final story of the 0.95
01:00:06.420 night guys i want to uh let you know that remember last month when i went to calgary 0.84
01:00:11.380 And I did that fire and ice show with Jamie Saleh and Theron Flurry.
01:00:16.180 Well, it is up now on the Canadians for Truth website, Canadiansfortruth.ca.
01:00:22.060 It was just posted today.
01:00:23.540 I'm very happy with it.
01:00:25.000 I watched the first few minutes of it and I thought, wow, they did a real good job editing this.
01:00:29.840 They made me look good.
01:00:31.260 So if you want to go and watch that, awesome.
01:00:34.160 That'd be great.
01:00:34.880 I get interviewed by Jamie and Theo.
01:00:37.420 It's about, I think, maybe 58, 59 minutes long.
01:00:41.380 i had a blast we had a lot of laughs and we also covered a lot of more serious topics as well so
01:00:46.900 go check out canadiansfortruth.ca watch the episode yada yada yada the show is brought to
01:00:52.580 you by tacit investigations and security and by canada nanosilver.ca look at this this is
01:00:57.940 interesting i thought i'd throw this story in we've heard things like this like pre-covid you
01:01:05.060 know like weird bizarre sort of court rulings but i thought what what what this one thumbs up emoji
01:01:10.900 costs a Saskatchewan farmer $82,000.
01:01:17.040 How is that even possible, you're asking right now?
01:01:20.400 Well, a Saskatchewan court has ruled that sending someone a thumbs-up emoji
01:01:24.580 could indicate a contractual agreement.
01:01:31.240 The case in question was between Southwest Terminal Limited
01:01:34.780 and Actor Land and Cattle over a flax contract.
01:01:38.360 swt argued and i can't believe they would have argued this but they did
01:01:43.900 um they argued that a text message with a thumbs up emoji was understood as an agreement
01:01:51.200 that actor would deliver flax to swt justice tj keen agreed and awarded swt eighty two thousand
01:02:00.400 two hundred dollars in damages plus the cost of the court plus interest charges the court decision
01:02:05.600 says swt has purchased grain through actor since 2012 march 26th of 2021 a representative from swt
01:02:12.860 sent a text to the owners of actor with details of the agreement for the delivery of flax according
01:02:18.200 to the court decision there were a couple of calls between swt's representatives and the owners of
01:02:23.120 actor then swt had a contract drafted the court document said the swt rep took a photo of the
01:02:29.620 contract including the signature he then texted the image to one of the owners with the message
01:02:36.020 please confirm flack's contract to which the reply was from actor's owner a thumbs up emoji
01:02:43.580 now let me ask you would you take that as the sign of a contract being finalized or would you
01:02:52.980 take that as a sign that yeah i get you i understand i'll look it over and i'll send
01:02:59.140 You're the signed contract later.
01:03:01.240 Remember, no contract in this situation was signed.
01:03:04.920 It was a thumbs-up emoji on a text.
01:03:08.240 How would you take that?
01:03:12.080 Write it down in the comments.
01:03:18.060 Yeah, no contract, Rowene says.
01:03:20.020 Dave says no contract.
01:03:22.060 Moonlit Dancer says B.
01:03:23.420 you guys are already leaving thank you shadow for another show i'm not done yet
01:03:32.660 don't go anywhere the flax was not delivered in november
01:03:39.660 because the owner of the company who sent the thumbs up emoji
01:03:46.080 didn't sign a contract he just sent a thumbs up emoji the parties disagreed as to whether there
01:03:54.060 was a meeting of the minds which is the basis of a contractual obligation just as T.J. Keene wrote
01:04:00.060 in the summary judgment I would appeal this if it's possible to do so a contract is only formed
01:04:05.160 where there's an offer by one party that's accepted by the other with the intention of
01:04:09.360 creating a legal relationship and supported by consideration okay that's very you know heady stuff
01:04:15.900 do you think a thumbs up emoji covers that i certainly don't but i would jam this thumb right 0.99
01:04:25.300 up his ass 0.97
01:04:26.160 so outrageous all right all right that that my friends is it for the show tonight and it is 0.99
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01:08:38.860 much okay so listen if you're in the winnipeg area or you know an hour's drive uh from the city
01:08:45.820 and and we're going to get into over the summer we're going to be getting into different cities
01:08:56.600 and towns across the country for live shows okay so that is coming i'm waiting on some people right
01:09:03.340 now before i go ahead and make that announcement but i'm really looking forward to it
01:09:08.860 anyway this weekend i thought and i know it's short notice if you're going to be out of town
01:09:12.340 or you already have plans that's cool but i'm going to be going to a place called the cork
01:09:16.420 and flame it's on portage avenue in winnipeg it's pretty close to the superstore it's just
01:09:22.460 on the other side of the street uh suzanne mariani is is a great person a member of springs church
01:09:30.060 a great singer she's been singing in winnipeg for years and she sings at the cork every saturday
01:09:35.180 night. So I thought I'd just kind of throw an impromptu kind of a gathering. I'm not reserving
01:09:41.320 any seats or anything like that. Don't feel like you have to show up, but I will be there with
01:09:47.680 some friends on Saturday night. And if you want to come by, have a drink, have a coffee, have a bite
01:09:52.140 to eat and have some conversation, come on down. You would be more than welcome to do so. That is
01:09:57.180 the cork and flame on portage avenue saturday night i would love to see you and if we get a
01:10:05.580 lot of people well i'll warn carrie akis who's the owner i'll say carrie you know we got more
01:10:09.860 people coming down so make some room and that's it for the show tonight you guys i want to thank
01:10:15.460 you for being here i will be back tomorrow night at eight o'clock central for another shadow at
01:10:20.560 night live stream have a great rest of your night a great day tomorrow and i will talk to you soon
01:10:26.300 I love you all.
01:10:28.760 Bye for now.