The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Weds June 1⧸2022 w⧸guest Vancouver Independent Journalist Ryan Kulbaba

00:00:00.000 the first 2022 on the show tonight vancouver independent journalist ryan kolbaba joins the

00:00:06.520 show we're going to talk about border crossings and the news of the day oh by the way johnny

00:00:11.200 def won the case today i think but a friend of mine sean from kingston ontario had an interesting

00:00:17.280 point on social media earlier today he said i don't know how anybody can cheer for either one

00:00:24.920 of these reprehensible people because twitter was all abuzz today about johnny depp winning that

00:00:34.740 case but i think they both were found uh to be defaming the other i i don't know exactly the

00:00:44.180 the entire decision but it seems as though johnny depp was the guy who came out on top

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00:05:27.080 shadow at night live stream all right let's bring on our guest tonight we tried him the other night

00:05:31.380 if you'll remember we had some audio difficulties and so we didn't get a chance to talk to ryan but

00:05:37.420 here he is now ryan kolbaba he is a independent journalist based in vancouver ryan thank you for

00:05:43.320 joining the show tonight i'm really excited about having you on the show tonight but before we get

00:05:47.860 going can you please tell us how we can find you on social media well if you could get by some of

00:05:54.240 the uh censoring algorithms like you have because i have a ton of them um you can find me on facebook

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00:06:27.840 the main platform that i have and it doesn't let me advertise anything on there so there you go

00:06:32.360 right now you heard it first on the shadow davis show on my platforms thanks man oh by the way

00:06:36.860 ryan asked me guys earlier before we went on if he could curse on the show and i said absolutely i

00:06:41.500 You know, I don't usually do it, but my guests are more than welcome to let fly.

00:06:45.240 And we do have a regular viewer.

00:06:46.560 His name is Al here, and this is his big line every night.

00:06:50.020 He's become kind of a celebrity just by using this one word.

00:06:52.640 The world is apt.

00:06:55.780 F sharp.

00:06:57.000 F sharp.

00:06:57.900 That's right.

00:06:58.660 Ryan, tell us how you became involved with the freedom movement.

00:07:02.300 When did it happen?

00:07:03.100 When did it occur to you?

00:07:03.980 When did you wake up or have you been pretty much awake the whole time?

00:07:07.060 Good question.

00:07:07.880 okay i'll try and condense uh 10 or 11 years into a few minutes here for you i'll do what i can i

00:07:13.960 became quote unquote awake maybe 2010 2011 9 11 all the stories of bombs and buildings going on

00:07:22.300 and all these stories counter to the official story got me wondering okay what really happened

00:07:26.620 and i i dove into that for a little bit and then one topic leads to another i get into like ancient

00:07:31.800 civilizations media government all these other authors jesse ventura and all these subjects

00:07:37.860 tied into it to uh to one another and i ended up reading books for a good five years and that's how

00:07:43.180 i become became awake to the greater grand scheme of things as well as i listened to a lot of post

00:07:48.320 to coast lots of that one of my favorite radio programs and then so uh up to december 2019 was

00:07:56.080 the first time that i heard virus covid i was watching rt america and i'm like okay this is

00:08:01.800 going to be a bunch of bullshit i am not going to pay attention to it because i know this is going 0.92

00:08:07.300 to be a bunch of control I knew it would not to the degree that we have received now but I knew 0.98

00:08:14.540 it would be a form of control and I didn't start really paying attention to it to about beginning

00:08:19.580 of March when the toilet paper hoarding at grocery stores took into effect and scratching my head

00:08:27.180 going what does this have to do with a virus what a living hell and so then I started looking into

00:08:34.080 of the worldometer stats that website that was tracking the cases per um country and like this

00:08:41.040 isn't adding up i knew it wouldn't add up but i started paying attention to that and then i'll

00:08:45.080 listening to a lot of dell big tree high wire getting a lot of information on there and as

00:08:50.400 you know about a month goes by i started thinking okay you know what i i know where this is gonna go

00:08:55.800 and i wanted to do something i just didn't want to sit with my thumbs below my button couch and

00:09:03.000 just go well look at this i wanted to do something so somehow i got in touch with someone

00:09:08.080 who co-founded the group of celebration of freedoms and rights with me uh early april 2020

00:09:14.480 uh we coded it that celebrate freedoms and rights because at the time facebook and you know the

00:09:20.600 media was really censoring anything to do with protest and lockdown so we coded it like celebrate

00:09:26.000 freedoms and rights which is code for protest really if you really strip it down right to stay

00:09:30.680 up on facebook right so our goal was to get protests in many cities across canada um and

00:09:37.300 then our first protest out here in vancouver was may 2nd 2020 outside um a main mall on a on a

00:09:45.320 street we did uh that for about two and a half months and then it morphed into come september

00:09:54.240 Also, in July, we did the March to Unmask Movement, which was 17 cities across Canada on July 19th, I believe.

00:10:03.700 And then we did the Freedom Rally, the first Freedom Rally in Vancouver, September 13th at the Vancouver Art Gallery.

00:10:11.880 The first kind of mega rally with a concept of speech in the March.

00:10:17.340 Tanya Gaughan, for Canada, kind of got her start there with her taste.

00:10:21.660 And then we held our, my favorite one today was the October BC Mega Freedom Rally, which we inspired people from Winnipeg, Saskatchewan, Alberta, the island of Convoy, halfway across Canada.

00:10:36.620 And I thank Mark Friesen for putting that one together.

00:10:39.440 That was one of the most humbling experiences of my whole movement.

00:10:44.800 Something that I was involved with inspired people from 2,000 miles away to come out to what we did.

00:10:50.560 And then we also put out some human rights pamphlets in November 2020, showing everybody what the human rights code is in relation to mass exemptions that were big then so people would know what their rights are.

00:11:04.900 And then we co-put on a Christmas event in December at the Vancouver Art Gallery as well.

00:11:10.560 And that's kind of a good summation of the last 11 years into those five minutes.

00:11:14.860 Right. So how is the attendance at those rallies in the beginning?

00:11:19.400 and how has it been since because i know there's still rallies going on and bc was definitely the

00:11:24.080 last province to lift all of the uh most of the the restrictions anyhow so with our little events

00:11:31.000 um the first initial celebration events um maybe you know 40 people 50 just get people getting

00:11:37.980 their start it was when you know this whole thing first started people were timid and then the march

00:11:43.620 to unmask one july 2020 got maybe about 150 people and then for the vancouver freedom rally

00:11:52.280 the one in september 2020 that was the first mega event in vancouver that probably had between a

00:11:58.820 thousand to two thousand people rough estimates were about 1500 and then for the for the bc mega

00:12:06.200 freedom rally in october which is kind of a western canada rally the estimates were upwards

00:12:12.320 of about 3 000 people so it may be doubled or tripled in size by that time within a month

00:12:17.660 right and then the christmas one maybe about a thousand to fifteen hundred and then through

00:12:23.940 the course of 2021 it kind of undulated um a couple thousand people uh down to the you know

00:12:30.940 few hundreds and then when the vaccine mandates hit in september 2021 we had thousands upon

00:12:38.260 thousands in the streets of vancouver and then multi-thousands at the vancouver art gallery

00:12:44.340 up for september november during those worldwide rally events and then victoria's just been

00:12:51.000 thousands and thousands almost weekly so the attendance has been really well how was your

00:12:56.900 airport rally over the weekend we had one here i know it was in conjunction with the national

00:13:01.140 movement and i think they maybe got 50 people out for this one here and and the reason i say that

00:13:07.320 is because i think we might be past the rally stage right now the protest stage right now

00:13:13.780 moving into something else but how was how was your airport rally out there the airport one

00:13:18.740 there was like the rcmp separated us into like three different groups for our safety and our

00:13:25.880 health somehow um so i would say it was probably a couple hundred people maybe i'm not sure if this

00:13:33.280 was the first one it was the first one i went to anyway um but this is like a concept that you know

00:13:39.840 we need to start growing off of and like you just said you know the rallies and the protests you

00:13:45.660 know still do them but you're you're not really opposing anything if you're doing it in a venue

00:13:52.660 that has no correlation to your cause you know at least this the airport one you're protesting

00:13:59.960 the federal vaccine mandates

00:14:01.880 at the appropriate venue

00:14:04.060 as well. And that's what we

00:14:06.180 should be doing, with any cost.

00:14:08.840 So if we can start

00:14:10.000 growing that, that would be something

00:14:12.240 that I would like to see us

00:14:13.980 in Vancouver, as well as any other

00:14:16.120 city, get behind. I know a few

00:14:18.260 months ago it was the borders,

00:14:20.580 the protesting of borders

00:14:22.060 here alongside

00:14:23.800 Ottawa, and that's exactly what we need to do.

00:14:26.220 Go to the source.

00:14:27.940 Instead of having, you know,

00:14:29.600 a rally in the middle of nowhere we're kind of past that that was meant for gathering people

00:14:36.400 and that's all good yeah but if we want to really make a difference go to the source

00:14:41.660 have the correct menu and the correct cause it's the same thing well we've got you know

00:14:49.180 several different factions of freedom fighters in this part of the world and it seems that

00:14:54.960 sometimes they all don't get along so well or they'll schedule events opposite each other are

00:14:59.760 you finding that out there as well yes um i gotta be careful when i notice the smile

00:15:06.580 it's uh it's been very prevalent here um end of 2020 and i'm going to be careful what i say

00:15:18.060 I'm going to be more careful what I don't say.

00:15:21.900 It's not really good PR to really say things like this.

00:15:27.440 But yes, there is like, you know, behind the scenes politics and egos and stuff that have really kind of gotten away some things.

00:15:34.900 But I think it's best for the movement's sake to just leave that in private conversations.

00:15:41.340 I would tend to agree with that.

00:15:44.080 But ultimately, you know, if we say publicly and we ask publicly for all of the leaders to get together, let's put all of our egos aside and and do what we can to work together.

00:15:56.300 You know, sometimes it actually shocks somebody into going, yeah, you know what?

00:16:02.000 Maybe that's a good idea.

00:16:03.120 Now, having said that, I mean, I was a little bit skittish like you were just now a couple of months ago and I got myself in some hot water with some local leaders.

00:16:10.540 but we've mended fences since then and and things have uh have started to blend together again but

00:16:16.540 um we need more people and with the mandates gone mostly anyway except for the travel mandates in

00:16:23.440 the border uh situation as well which i want to get into you uh into you with in just a couple

00:16:28.760 of seconds it seems like people just don't have the motivation to come out like they did a year

00:16:32.440 ago or two years ago what one thing actually will touch on we had a meeting a leadership meeting

00:16:40.660 back in october of 28 21 um 30 35 of us were invited to this meeting it was meant to

00:16:48.240 you know mend fences and get by the bs and stop the inviting and work together work alongside

00:16:55.060 each other and i will say i was one of them and a lot of fences were mended lots of hands were

00:17:01.100 sure um a few people chose to not be there and a few people were telling people don't show up to

00:17:07.760 this uh which was really disappointing and it just kind of put those people kind of aside and

00:17:13.440 we know where who stands on what side of the fence now um yeah so i just wanted to touch on that

00:17:20.780 there with him i you know i saw you do a piece this is what caught my attention when it comes

00:17:25.340 to your stuff you did a great piece on media regarding monkey pox i think it was maybe about

00:17:31.780 a week ago and i went yeah ryan i've been meaning to try and get you on the show for a few months

00:17:36.120 now and so i saw that piece and i went wow he is talking straight man the media is absolutely the

00:17:43.040 virus and you said earlier on tonight that you've been studying what the media has been doing for

00:17:48.680 the last 10 12 years now uh what's your take on it on the monkey pox thing no the media in general

00:17:56.460 and how they've been handling this whole thing jesus well wow where do i begin on this one it's

00:18:03.760 so it's difficult to have a five minute kind of conversation on this because we're not limited

00:18:09.940 in time at all we don't have any limit here we can go all night if you want okay guys get a beer

00:18:14.980 to get some popcorn ready we're going forward what you kind of you have to kind of first start

00:18:20.820 with like the basics research your corporate media who who is on what board of directors of what

00:18:28.820 and then you'll figure out how they're tied and how they work with the government the federal

00:18:34.920 government provincial government state governments in in the u.s or whatever and then you also find

00:18:40.260 out how those two work with pharmaceutical companies and that kind of can be construed as

00:18:46.260 you know the pharmaceutical industrial complex whichever name you want to throw in it but they're

00:18:50.540 all they all work together somehow right and once you really research things read a book listen to

00:18:58.280 alternative media listen to journalists that get censored like a ben swan like an abby martin

00:19:03.160 jim corbett and you hear what they're saying and then you compare that to official stories and

00:19:10.700 narratives that politicians trump that cbc says and you're like well what the heck this is

00:19:16.080 conflicting information here why aren't they showing this this study why aren't they talking

00:19:21.320 about this incident and then it kind of comes together right it takes a long time to piece all

00:19:27.180 these pieces of the big puzzle together and once you do you can just see and hear propaganda so

00:19:36.200 easily you can see you can hear the lines they use the words they use you can see how they market

00:19:44.060 things picture with it with a headline to tug at your heartstrings to get you to think this way

00:19:50.560 you know all these misdirection statements they try and direct you toward and what is once you

00:19:58.540 figure out how this whole big system works you really realize that the media is just nothing

00:20:05.500 but a bunch of really propaganda and you know marketing for who well you have to figure that

00:20:13.800 out on your own i'll give you a clue uh the government and big pharma and once once you

00:20:20.000 also figure out who sponsors all these

00:20:22.020 these news outlets

00:20:23.160 Pfizer, Moderna

00:20:25.340 Brought to you by Pfizer

00:20:26.120 Brought to you by Pfizer

00:20:28.400 Pfizer, Pfizer

00:20:29.440 And then what is it

00:20:32.460 six media

00:20:33.680 people own

00:20:36.200 90% of the media in North America

00:20:38.700 or whatever it is and all these

00:20:40.000 channels are owned by this same

00:20:42.160 the same entity up here

00:20:44.560 you really realize you don't

00:20:46.460 really have a choice with what you're watching

00:20:48.320 have you seen it happen firsthand like at any of the rallies out in vancouver have you seen media

00:20:53.780 cover it and then you watch it later on you go wait this is not what happened

00:20:57.780 pretty much almost any event that we've done whether it's ctv cbc global they take though

00:21:07.580 they what they'll do is they'll take a bunch of interviews from a bunch of people and then

00:21:12.780 select the most wackiest

00:21:14.900 answers that they get

00:21:16.660 and air that.

00:21:18.620 And then find ways to make fun of

00:21:21.040 and ridicule us for being

00:21:22.980 such far-right people.

00:21:26.240 One

00:21:26.840 incident was at the 176

00:21:29.200 border February-ish of this year.

00:21:31.680 I don't know. I can't remember if it was

00:21:33.020 CBC or not.

00:21:34.800 But as soon as they showed up to start covering

00:21:37.140 us there, at the 176

00:21:39.240 and 8th Avenue, if people in Vancouver

00:21:41.080 remember this we literally chased them out we didn't even give them a chance to report and then

00:21:46.700 of course they just do a smear campaign on us we were spitting on him and we were being violent

00:21:53.100 throwing and it should never happen we have all types of camera angles showing it didn't happen

00:21:58.100 they just spin everything to suit their narrative because they don't want people to hear what our

00:22:04.780 message is yeah if that happens then a bunch of other people wake up and boom oh there goes

00:22:10.280 modern fires is processed so that's why they do what they do you know it's happened so many times

00:22:15.880 well we had uh chris sky here i can't remember i think about a year ago maybe a little over a year

00:22:21.940 ago at the uh the forks which is where the museum for human rights is the canadian museum for human

00:22:27.480 rights and so we had a gathering i'm going to say it was 3 500 people it was a very large gathering

00:22:33.380 at the main stage and the media showed up and so i watched it was a sunday and so the media comes

00:22:39.860 on 11 o'clock with their 11 o'clock sunday night report and and a group of a few hundred people

00:22:45.540 gathered today at the forks to watch uh far-right extremist uh and uh anti-mask uh speaker chris sky

00:22:55.900 talk and it was wait a minute hold on it's anti-mask no no it's freedom advocate so it's

00:23:01.540 everything they use all the expressions they use as you say the headlines they use the pictures

00:23:06.100 they use the camera angles they use to make it look like there's only a couple of hundred people

00:23:11.200 there when in fact man i mean i couldn't even get through the crowd that night and because i've been

00:23:16.340 doing this like a media thing for 35 37 years i know what a crowd is i know i can tell the difference

00:23:22.960 between 3500 people and 300 people and yet the media lied through their teeth about it and it

00:23:29.500 continues every single day uh it's gotten worse i think since donald trump was elected president

00:23:35.980 back in 2016 uh even up here in canada but uh it's it's horrendous and yet there's people still 0.97

00:23:43.660 watching this crap on television although i will say there's more people watching uh folks like

00:23:48.760 you and i on independent media these days but then again if trudeau has his way i think it's 0.99

00:23:53.180 bill c11 and bill c18 we're not going to be around too much longer before he shuts us down

00:23:58.280 completely you've heard about that yeah a little bit yeah um to play on the media and the crowd

00:24:03.480 size thing almost any any event out here they've done the same thing they tried to do that in the

00:24:08.920 in our uh september and october 2020 rallies when we had easily thousands of people and it was like

00:24:15.060 600 people attend anti-mask rally and we're on the microphone saying we are not anti-mask we are 0.73

00:24:23.000 pro-freedom of choice love it no they still run those stupid labels with us and i even saw one 0.81

00:24:30.420 bit i i think it was in ottawa it was cbc people were filming their facebook live going right up 0.97

00:24:38.020 to these people going look at this news outlet they're pointing the camera at this way where

00:24:42.600 there's about 20 people 30 people look at this and then they pointed their cameras around and

00:24:48.180 there was like thousands of people so what they were trying to do is just say oh there's like you

00:24:52.660 know a couple hundred people at this rally pointing at you know this one little section

00:24:57.940 And then they would point on their Facebook lives and go, oh, look at this.

00:25:02.960 Look what they're doing.

00:25:04.240 You know, once you see this stuff, boots on the ground, too.

00:25:08.700 It's just nasty how the corporate media portrays us because, again, they don't want people to hear our message.

00:25:16.060 So they try and demean us in any way that they can to dissuade people from listening to us.

00:25:22.700 If you make the messenger sound like a kook, you won't believe their message. 0.99

00:25:26.680 and they're notorious for that again is once you research the media and you can see this so easy 1.00

00:25:33.620 it's they're they're brutal you know i'll tell you i got out of radio about four years ago and

00:25:39.700 i still know a lot of people in the business uh and television as well and i i don't really listen

00:25:45.960 to radio very much anymore but i hear from other people that some of my friends who are still on

00:25:51.860 the radio are they're talking about well you have to go get your vaccination you have to go get your

00:25:56.340 shot it's the right thing to do you're saving people and i know these guys ryan i know them

00:26:01.720 they're good they're good guys they're smart people and i i have such a hard time believing

00:26:07.320 that they believe in this but the other alternative is that they don't believe in it but they're

00:26:13.800 saying it anyway just to keep their paycheck which and i don't even know which option is worse to be

00:26:18.680 honest like you know so we've had someone out here uh and a news woman i think her name is

00:26:26.740 anita krishna yeah she was recently fired from global news because i don't know what the exact 0.91

00:26:34.640 explanation was she was trying to interview some doctor or whatever that was opposing what was

00:26:38.580 going on that wasn't allowed with global protocols so they fired her and so her first uh rally that

00:26:44.980 she came to i was at it was a co-event between like a media is the virus event and a convoy

00:26:52.020 um berard and robson early february and i think it was her first speech and she was saying the

00:26:59.060 exact same thing how people at global news some of them are good good people but they were they

00:27:06.740 were knowingly

00:27:08.480 reporting on propaganda

00:27:10.800 and lies that they knew

00:27:12.860 weren't true.

00:27:14.420 And she couldn't really stand

00:27:16.860 for that anymore. And she's been very vocal

00:27:19.100 in her speeches saying this

00:27:20.780 exact same thing.

00:27:22.840 So it's interesting once you hear

00:27:24.760 from actual people that worked

00:27:26.760 in corporate news how it

00:27:28.860 really is.

00:27:30.760 It's interesting. People go along with it

00:27:32.940 for a while. They don't

00:27:35.040 have their moral compass.

00:27:36.080 They all check means more to them

00:27:37.840 Some people buy into it, some don't

00:27:40.360 But yes, she was saying

00:27:42.260 That some people are good people

00:27:43.720 But they knew they were promoting

00:27:45.700 Propaganda, and they did it anyway

00:27:48.060 I don't know how they look in the mirror

00:27:49.720 How has your life changed in the past couple of years?

00:27:52.700 Have you lost people in your life?

00:27:54.640 Have you gained new ones?

00:27:57.140 Wow

00:27:57.660 I

00:27:59.500 Oh boy

00:28:01.200 You name it, I've experienced it

00:28:04.400 I've obviously had

00:28:06.860 the death threats from random

00:28:08.760 people that just messaged me

00:28:10.600 a messenger. They'll wish that I get

00:28:12.760 COVID and wish it was bad on my family.

00:28:16.000 I've had one

00:28:16.900 old acquaintance calling me

00:28:18.520 a certain C word.

00:28:22.760 As for my core friends, I don't

00:28:24.660 talk to them much anymore. I don't know.

00:28:26.920 I have a certain family that doesn't

00:28:28.840 talk to me anymore. They've distanced

00:28:30.880 themselves from me.

00:28:31.720 I was one of the first people to be put on the national no-fly list back in November 2020.

00:28:38.960 I tried to get on a flight to Toronto, and Air Canada said, uh-uh, you're not flying with us.

00:28:46.260 They gave me a six-page letter detailing why I'm not allowed to fly with them

00:28:50.720 because I displayed anti-government sentiment on my social media

00:28:54.320 and because of a notorious DC Ferries video I made where I went on NASCAR list

00:28:58.420 and showed people how to adhere to their protocol and they cited that video yeah i saw that one that's

00:29:03.700 a good one yeah yeah i've uh i don't i guess i could i don't even care right now it's been half

00:29:08.620 a year i've lost my job because of this not because of anything to do with the vaccine mandate

00:29:12.740 but because of a facebook post i made in october that had to do with me being

00:29:17.000 sick and or it goes uh-uh you're not working on this anymore so i lost my job because of this

00:29:23.120 i'm on a no-fly list i'm banned from my favorite pub up the road for literally doing nothing

00:29:29.200 i was going to put on a protest to protest the vaccine mandates that no they were doing in

00:29:36.520 september 2021 never did it never went through with it a month ago i find out i'm banned for

00:29:41.640 life from there because i was going to so i've been i've been banned from so many things light

00:29:49.680 pub family don't talk to me lost my job um inner infighting you you name it i've gone through it

00:29:56.120 and i'm still here the smile on my face going bring it because i hate going anywhere i'm not

00:30:01.220 going anywhere i believe what i believe i know what i know and i'm going to keep doing what i'm

00:30:06.040 doing until i can't freaking breathe anymore i'm still here i gotta smile on my face yeah no kidding

00:30:11.760 you're like that's bravery man i commend you for all of that and and there's people out there

00:30:15.620 wondering what is this social credit system anyway shadow and it's it's exactly what ryan has gone

00:30:22.780 through uh you know you've lost your job you're banned from your favorite pub this is for uh

00:30:28.460 alleged public misbehavior or being judged as an anti-government almost a terrorist right i mean

00:30:35.100 who gets put on no fly lists but terrorists so your congratulations considered a terrorist by

00:30:40.720 the canadian government i suppose this is what it looks like everybody that's what chris guy says

00:30:46.760 he's they they call him like a national terrorist right uh yeah i mean just because of my political

00:30:52.660 beliefs my political views you know if you oppose the government if you oppose anyone trudeau anyone

00:30:59.020 you get you get you get the smack laid down on you and that's why and that's intimidation right

00:31:05.160 there they don't want people to speak out against this they use people you know like me and like a

00:31:09.780 Chris Skye, Pat King, Tamera Litch, they're using us all as examples.

00:31:16.280 You know, if you get somewhere, if you get a big voice and you do this and that,

00:31:20.900 we're going to make an example out of you to prevent people, other people from speaking out.

00:31:25.220 And sometimes it works.

00:31:27.180 Some people don't want to speak out out of fear. 0.99

00:31:29.680 Some people still don't give a shit and will do it anyway. 0.98

00:31:32.340 But, you know, that's the last thing we need is for the government to actually instill this type of fear in people 0.98

00:31:39.200 so that they don't speak out we need to speak out even more yeah you know and i i totally am a victim

00:31:44.660 of the social credit store people are wondering you know the digital iv is it coming out you know

00:31:48.860 with flights early it's already here it happened to me in november 2020 it's already here oddly

00:31:53.960 enough it was air canada and air canada is one of the is one of the flight companies that are in bed

00:31:59.560 with the ktvi the known traveler digital identity with with the wf and trudeau they're one of that

00:32:05.020 they're one of those companies that are in on this anyway so it makes sense why they did it to

00:32:09.300 me a year and a half ago what happened november 2020 was that when it when they uh you were

00:32:15.020 turned down or something else yeah yeah yeah i i was going out to uh to meet all the the toronto

00:32:20.980 freedom freedom family out there to uh you know protest party with them and have a good time and

00:32:26.680 uh but the whole i met with the head of national security at the airport or air canada it was one

00:32:34.520 the one of the two and we had this hour and a half long back and forth he was on the uh with

00:32:39.960 the phone back east a couple times talking to them then he talked to me and he yeah he basically

00:32:46.140 he called me an anti-masker and he said we don't want your uh anti-mask views going on the plane

00:32:51.380 and disrupting people and telling yelling at people to get up and get their mask off and

00:32:55.580 everything i don't do that i've never done that and he brought up the bc fairies video too right

00:33:01.040 there and then it's like okay i knew that i was flagged there because there's no way that a random

00:33:07.100 person security person would know about that and then give me a letter an hour and a half later

00:33:11.680 detailing all this stuff if i wasn't previously denied anyway they were watching me from the

00:33:17.860 beginning so you know there's a guy here in winnipeg his name is todd and he thought he may

00:33:23.540 have had a hernia a few nights ago so he went to a an urgent care facility here in winnipeg

00:33:28.460 and he walked in and the triage nurse looked at him and said todd's here she knew who he was 0.99

00:33:34.680 immediately he's also an independent journalist and immediately got treated like a bag of shit 0.99

00:33:41.760 for the rest of the night he refused to put a mask on so they put him in a cubicle 0.99

00:33:46.600 surrounded by plexiglass right so there he is sitting there by himself in the waiting room

00:33:52.400 in this cubicle surrounded by plexiglass because he wouldn't wear a mask in a hospital even though

00:33:57.960 there are no mandates left for that kind of thing and they shunned him he he said he spent and he's

00:34:04.200 going to tell this story on his own uh channel which is called winnipeg alternative media guys

00:34:08.600 i'm not sure if you're watching right now that you've been watching wham lately but todd is going

00:34:13.140 to tell this story when he returns back from a mini break next week 10 and a half hours waiting

00:34:18.620 to see a doctor in the past five days hasn't seen one yet that is kind of a smaller version of the

00:34:26.340 things that you've been through uh i had a guy on the show last night by the name of david mckenzie

00:34:31.160 ryan he runs canadian trucking magazine so he's a trucker and he's been going back and forth over

00:34:36.520 the border for the past year uh unvaccinated uh says you can do this you can get across the border

00:34:43.660 into the united states and then you can come back unvaccinated you'd mentioned to me earlier before

00:34:50.060 we went on the air that you've been looking into this a lot in the last couple of days what have

00:34:54.500 you found out yeah a little bit yeah so obviously okay it's this is actually just bare bones basic

00:35:00.700 common sense really some of it is anyway you look at our passport you look at the charter of rights

00:35:05.560 and freedoms we have the right as a canadian citizen to enter and maintain status in canada

00:35:11.980 we have the right to pursue a livelihood okay it is a right there's no consequences with rights

00:35:18.020 it's not a freedom the only thing is is that it's not a right to travel by air okay that is a

00:35:24.280 freedom okay it doesn't say anywhere in the charter about flight okay so let's let's make

00:35:30.040 sure we know the difference between that well let's be honest here man i mean like if i live

00:35:33.360 in alaska or yukon and i need to visit a sick relative in montreal i mean i'm not going to

00:35:38.140 drive five days to do that and it you know for the last 70 years it's been accepted you know

00:35:43.300 widely that air travel is just another way to travel that's going to get you there faster

00:35:47.880 so i i understand what you're saying but i would take issue with that and brian peckford actually

00:35:52.560 that's part of his case uh that he's trying right now anyway please continue yeah so it's all in

00:35:59.240 what if how well you know the charter how well you know the law and how well you know what these

00:36:05.680 policies are and what to say what language to speak in speak to a border person in terms of

00:36:12.500 rights in terms of the law not in terms of stacks and everything they don't care about that right

00:36:17.380 So, obviously, what you're supposed to do is, you know, show your vaccine status, whether it's through the Arrive Can app at the border driving through.

00:36:27.760 I don't know.

00:36:28.800 But, obviously, they're going to ask you for that.

00:36:31.220 You say no to everything.

00:36:33.100 You just say no.

00:36:35.460 There's probably about a 40-minute hassle with Canada Health questionnaire once you deny everything.

00:36:42.580 Say, no, I'm not doing that.

00:36:43.460 No, I'm not showing you my status.

00:36:44.740 They'll get you on the phone with Health Canada.

00:36:47.380 They'll ask you a bunch of questions.

00:36:49.220 As long as you just say no to everything, you can go through the states or whatever.

00:36:53.540 Now, coming back, it's literally the same thing.

00:36:57.140 You just say no to everything that they do.

00:37:01.160 They will threaten you with a fine.

00:37:03.140 It's like a multi-thousand-dollar fine I've heard upwards of $5,000, $6,000.

00:37:09.360 And, of course, it's rarely delivered upon.

00:37:14.060 Rarely, right?

00:37:14.960 I just had a conversation with someone about a month ago.

00:37:18.320 This person went down to, might have been Utah or so, and back.

00:37:23.500 And she just said exactly what I said.

00:37:25.860 All she did was say no to everything. 1.00

00:37:27.860 Nope, not wearing a mask.

00:37:28.780 Don't have to.

00:37:29.380 There's no mandate for it.

00:37:30.560 Nope, I'm in my car.

00:37:31.420 Don't need to do it.

00:37:32.360 Nope, not showing you my status.

00:37:33.720 Nope, it's private information.

00:37:35.340 I don't have to do it.

00:37:36.440 I'm a citizen of Canada.

00:37:37.660 I can reenter as well.

00:37:39.580 These mandates are unjust.

00:37:41.180 They're unlawful.

00:37:42.480 And again, Health Canada for about 40 minutes, threaten you with a fine, and you're in.

00:37:48.900 Any Canadian citizen can enter Canada without a test, without a mask, without a vaccine pass.

00:37:55.340 You just literally say no to it all.

00:37:57.920 And if you get fined, which is, from my understanding, very, very rare, you take it to court, it's just going to get hostile.

00:38:06.020 Because how can they fine you for entering your own country or a citizen of?

00:38:10.340 It's your right to do it.

00:38:11.840 so anyone can definitely drive over and back no issue you just say no and you stand your ground

00:38:18.680 and it's got a lot to do with um the border patrol person obviously you might get someone that's yeah 0.96

00:38:25.280 whatever i'm fed up with this crap or you might get a hard ass it might make it more difficult 0.89

00:38:29.640 for you right and so you might go through a bit more hassle but yeah any any canadian citizen 0.98

00:38:34.980 you're coming into canada you're driving through you're in you just say no to everything and you

00:38:39.580 say it like you own the joint too like because you literally do you have the right to be here

00:38:43.840 so there's really no restrictions on us per se as long as you just say no to everything really

00:38:50.800 ryan have you uh i know that you've been illuminated for 10 to 12 years now and you've

00:38:56.340 kind of seen this coming um how do you see this playing out and what kind of a timeline are we on

00:39:02.280 here okay so i haven't thought about it too much but obviously now just look at this for what it

00:39:12.280 is they wouldn't do this you know a year and a half long commercial for a vaccine up until a year

00:39:20.300 ago if they just wanted this if they just wanted this for a good couple years this is really i

00:39:26.500 think just the beginning

00:39:28.780 of something else,

00:39:30.620 whether it leads to a digital

00:39:32.580 ID going forward, whether

00:39:34.620 it leads to... This is

00:39:36.600 kind of like a re-entry

00:39:37.940 back into society,

00:39:40.780 a new society, almost

00:39:42.340 like a great reset. We're now

00:39:44.480 in a country

00:39:46.040 where they held our freedom 0.91

00:39:47.800 hostage, and so you can get these back

00:39:50.480 unless you get this vaccine.

00:39:52.360 And now the people that didn't get it are

00:39:54.100 shunters in society, the people that got it

00:39:56.160 are back and this is an unbelievable amount of government tracking going on it's not even the

00:40:03.280 contact tracing it's giving up medical information as a re-entry into society so what this is going

00:40:10.360 to lead to you're also seeing it now a little bit with this monkeypox thing you know keep the fear

00:40:18.120 of a virus in people so they keep getting vaccinated or something so it's partly to do

00:40:23.000 with, you know, keep Moderna's

00:40:25.440 profits up and keep Pfizer's profits

00:40:27.240 up. It's got to do with

00:40:29.040 digital ID, which they're trying

00:40:31.180 to implement on all of us as well.

00:40:33.900 I think this

00:40:35.100 really is their

00:40:37.220 new norm. I don't, we don't like to use that

00:40:39.180 word, but I don't think we're ever

00:40:41.020 going to see our old way of life

00:40:43.080 pre-COVID again.

00:40:45.700 Once we give

00:40:46.740 government,

00:40:48.180 once we give up our freedoms, our rights, and give

00:40:51.000 government power, we don't have it.

00:40:53.000 and look what you've given the government now you know um i think this is definitely a gateway

00:41:00.520 to a lot of issues more government control more vaccines probably for covid more for

00:41:07.640 this monkey box whatever else they want to scare us with and whatever else means of control they

00:41:13.880 want to implement on us but this digital id is is a big is a big uh well the digital programmable

00:41:22.520 currency too right i mean like with that digital currency that they were talking about last week

00:41:27.100 at the world economic forum summit in davos they were they were saying we haven't quite got it

00:41:31.220 perfected yet it's going to be a couple more years even though klaus schwab has signed a deal with

00:41:37.460 the un to accelerate agenda 2030 uh so they they need to keep us scared for the next couple of

00:41:44.120 years with monkey pox now uh and then maybe it's going to be some new variant of monkey pox or it's

00:41:51.160 going to be some variant of covid and people are going to be you know quivering and still wearing

00:41:55.980 those breathing barriers and and maybe they'll even make it worse i understand that a lot of

00:42:01.220 people believe including myself more lockdowns they're going to try and implement more lockdowns

00:42:05.240 once the winter comes and uh i think and i was saying this last night a little bit i think that

00:42:13.760 when it comes to the majority and remember how it was about a year ago when they were talking

00:42:20.760 the government would come out once a week with their covid updates and they would say well

00:42:24.220 75 percent of all manitobans or albertans or british colombians have now been uh double

00:42:32.300 vaccinated uh and 82 percent with at least one shot i never believed those numbers not for one

00:42:39.900 second they were just trying propaganda as you say they were just trying to make us go well you

00:42:45.000 want to know what if the majority is doing it then i guess i should too i think the numbers are

00:42:50.320 much lower than that i've always believed that except for maybe people who did it based upon

00:42:57.100 their jobs but in in the next couple or three years we are going to be subjugated by this system

00:43:06.140 the digital programmable currency which means that everybody is going to get paid in these digital

00:43:10.960 credits they can turn them off they can turn them on they can tell you what you can spend it on what

00:43:15.980 you can't spend it on they can say that you can only buy ten dollars worth or ten credits worth

00:43:21.460 of gasoline this week because you're over your carbon footprint allowment uh all kinds of crazy

00:43:27.380 things coming up but because we're no longer the minority and i don't think we are can we fight

00:43:34.240 back against this and so and if so how do we rally the people ryan you've been doing this for a

00:43:40.020 couple of years i think you're an expert by now how do we rally the people well if there's one

00:43:47.400 good thing that's come out to these this abuse of power these constant mandates these lockdowns

00:43:54.600 he's telling us how many family members we can have at christmas time it's pushed people over

00:44:00.640 the edge everyone's had a different threshold my threshold was december 2019 my advice

00:44:07.380 i'm like i'm i'm done already right so the more more abuse of power our government

00:44:15.860 provincially or federally has been you know abusing their power the more people have been

00:44:20.420 okay okay i might be vaccinated i might have two i might have three but i'm fed up with these

00:44:25.640 mandates i'm fed up with the travel restrictions i'm fed up with them telling me what i can do

00:44:29.940 in my own home so it's waking up a lot more people as as we go so now what we need to do somehow is

00:44:36.940 get a hold of these people that are already you know vaccinated uh boosted whatever and get them

00:44:44.180 to join with us somehow and figure out solutions to to what's going on but unfortunately the way

00:44:52.800 our system of government is set up it is not set up to cater to us you know it's set up so that the

00:44:59.520 people in power stay in power keep their power and will always have their power so i believe

00:45:06.320 that there's only one real solution here.

00:45:11.520 And this has to do with government

00:45:13.660 and our system of government here.

00:45:15.440 If we're going to keep our system of government in place,

00:45:18.440 if we're going to keep voting,

00:45:20.220 keep voting for politicians to stay in place,

00:45:22.420 the only thing we can do is do what we've done

00:45:24.040 for the last two years is find loopholes,

00:45:27.340 mask exemptions, human rights code,

00:45:29.600 ways to counter what they're doing.

00:45:31.700 And it's worked, and it's worked to degrees.

00:45:34.440 But if we really want to solve the core issue of a corrupt system of government, then we have to obviously somehow find a way to get rid of the system of government.

00:45:45.860 Now, I don't pretend to know what that solution is.

00:45:48.420 However, I've heard sovereignty, whether it's common law, it's natural law, it's constitutional conventions, whatever.

00:45:55.100 But we need a new system of government, a total complete, or else all we can do is just really put band-aids on what they do and find loopholes in everything they're doing to us.

00:46:05.720 That's all we can really do, in my opinion, in my view, seeing what's happening and what's going on.

00:46:10.220 As long as we keep the system, the system of government is the problem.

00:46:13.400 It's not even necessarily Trudeau or Bonnie Henmate or John Gordon.

00:46:16.620 They're just doing what they're told to do, really.

00:46:18.240 They're doing their script, their COVID script and whatever.

00:46:21.140 It's not really them.

00:46:22.060 so unless we find a way to solve you know a way of getting in a new system of government here

00:46:29.360 we're just going to have to keep doing what we've been doing finding loopholes using uh using laws

00:46:36.100 to our advantage policy to our advantage human rights our advantage that's really all in my

00:46:41.200 opinion what we can do and to a degree it helps it just doesn't eliminate the problems and solve

00:46:46.080 the problem i hope that answered your question do you see a standoff coming at some point

00:46:50.520 and the reason i ask that is because it came up on the show last night we had uh one of the guys

00:46:56.580 who was on the trucker convoy in ottawa and the last couple of days of that event as you know

00:47:03.080 the police marched out i think to the tune of 800 they were all in full riot gear they were

00:47:08.020 clubbing people they were pepper spraying people they were hosing people down they were pushing

00:47:11.760 people back trampling people with horses all of these things and the big huge mantra

00:47:20.120 in the freedom crowd which outnumbered the police probably 10 to 1 or more easy those uh those last

00:47:28.740 couple of days was don't fight them be peaceful but what if they had decided to push back or at

00:47:37.160 least hold their position and not be pushed back would that have made a difference and is that

00:47:43.260 something we need to do you know what i think in some ways yes because if we show them that we are

00:47:54.240 really going to hold the line and stand our ground and because canadians you know we're we're we're

00:48:00.620 let's let's be real we are really in the world um scheme of things we're polite people we we

00:48:07.640 apologize for apologizing we say sorry for being sorry but enough is enough at some point what

00:48:13.780 Ottawa did was really give us hope for the first time in two years the convoy the blocking off

00:48:22.800 roads the not going anywhere for three weeks the standing in line with cops there that is basically

00:48:30.340 I think the most effective thing we've done why because we saw what happened Trudeau had to invoke

00:48:37.280 the the biggest emergency act order our country's ever seen to get rid of protesters so that is the

00:48:44.020 power that we actually have we we as a people caused trudeau to enact the most the biggest

00:48:52.700 emergency act ever in canadian history yep you know so yeah so he still can't answer for it

00:49:00.720 right now in the house of commons they're using uh cabinet confidentiality as a as a way to get

00:49:05.540 around answering any relevant questions as to why they called the thing in the first place it's

00:49:10.700 ridiculous already anyway you were saying yeah but yeah but i do agree that now of course

00:49:16.260 but the standoff with the police obviously it's not necessarily not necessarily always the police 0.78

00:49:23.800 that are the issue but they are working they are the arms of trudeau's government if they're the

00:49:28.060 rcmp which a lot of the the police um in all the world along with un un police and everything so

00:49:35.060 again doesn't matter if we were to take a stand and not be pushed and push back everybody and

00:49:42.200 not be scared or be intimidated yes that would have that would be probably the biggest statement

00:49:47.980 canada could have ever made i yes i think that we do need to do stuff like that if push comes

00:49:54.260 to shove yes because what else has truly truly truly worked one thing that i think we can make

00:50:02.460 claim to that is a guarantee that is definitely working is the mass exemptions we did that okay

00:50:08.780 it wasn't the government it wasn't bonnie harry it wasn't doug ford saying oh by the way the human

00:50:13.120 rights code um you're exempt if it was boots on the ground people all across canada that got those

00:50:20.520 exemptions basically everywhere in stores businesses workplaces so boots on the ground

00:50:26.080 you know is the way to get things done okay and if we gotta do it against cops against police

00:50:34.320 have thousands of people holding that line pushing back i don't really disagree that that's the wrong

00:50:41.780 thing to do but it's not the solution but it makes a powerful statement powerful visually

00:50:49.620 as well as empowering

00:50:51.700 us as people

00:50:53.680 as well.

00:50:55.400 The media gets a hold of that. 1.00

00:50:57.480 Don't show Canadians absolutely

00:50:59.560 pushing back, pushing the cops back

00:51:01.620 even down the street. Oh my God,

00:51:03.680 you know what that would do for

00:51:05.160 morale here and

00:51:07.620 anywhere else experiencing these

00:51:09.400 tyrannical orders, seeing

00:51:11.680 people push back against the people

00:51:13.480 pushing back and us winning.

00:51:15.700 We need to do stuff like that.

00:51:17.200 I mean, we have to at some point

00:51:19.180 when push comes to show them.

00:51:21.720 I mean, they've choked off every other option we have.

00:51:24.200 You know, you can't make a human rights complaint anymore

00:51:26.480 because they've changed the human rights code

00:51:28.820 in pretty much every province.

00:51:31.640 Courts are throwing cases out before they're even heard,

00:51:35.840 even though people have spent thousands of money,

00:51:38.420 thousands of dollars on legal fees

00:51:40.060 to try and make a case for being fired,

00:51:43.040 for not revealing their vaccine status.

00:51:45.460 But I do think the tide is turning right now.

00:51:47.840 I just don't think it's turning quickly enough.

00:51:49.980 And I do believe, as you say, that there's something else going on.

00:51:52.760 As you said, this is just the beginning.

00:51:54.920 Ryan, thank you for coming on tonight, man.

00:51:56.660 Like, how do we find you on social media once again?

00:52:01.220 Okay, so Facebook is my main area of social media-ism, Ryan Klobaba.

00:52:07.120 And then my page, Real Ryan Klobaba, where I post all my videos,

00:52:10.380 as well as R-P-K-U-L-B-A-B-A on Twitter, Instagram,

00:52:15.840 a little bit of Rumble, and Telegram as well.

00:52:18.580 Excellent. Cool. Thanks for doing this tonight, man.

00:52:20.600 We'll have to do it again real soon.

00:52:22.420 Anytime. Thanks, man.

00:52:23.640 I hope we cause some chaos in the world, man.

00:52:25.840 Way to go next.

00:52:27.000 All right. There's Ryan Kulbaba, the real Ryan Kulbaba here on Facebook.

00:52:31.080 We tried to get him on Monday night.

00:52:32.440 We had an audio difficulty, so he came back on tonight.

00:52:35.700 Good guy. We'll have him back on the show.

00:52:37.680 we do have a couple of other things guys i want to get to here uh i mentioned this at the beginning

00:52:42.180 of the show unvaccinated toronto cops now you know i realize this is a toronto story and most

00:52:48.120 of my audience is based in the west although i don't want to forget anybody who is in ontario

00:52:52.620 because i know you guys are here every night you're dedicated and thank you very much for

00:52:56.740 supporting this show uh we've got a lot of viewers in the maritimes as well and even some in quebec

00:53:01.900 But the reason I wanted to talk about this as the lead story tonight after the interview is because what happens in Toronto generally happens in the rest of the country.

00:53:13.160 Toronto is, after all, the largest city in the country.

00:53:17.220 Unvaccinated cops in Toronto on unpaid leave will be going back on patrol on June the 1st.

00:53:25.400 This story from Joe Warmington for Sun Media.

00:53:28.800 post media story toronto cops forced on unpaid leave for seven months for not revealing their

00:53:33.900 vaccine status will be invited to go back invited they don't have to go and some of them might be

00:53:39.880 holding a grudge still will be invited to go back to work on june 21st the toronto police announced

00:53:46.960 that earlier today this announcement affects 101 service and civilian members originally 205 members

00:53:54.220 were forced on unpaid leave. Officers will be deployed as operationally required by the service

00:53:59.420 and civilian members will return to their original roles, said Toronto Police Service spokesperson

00:54:03.720 Alison Sparks. As the pandemic has evolved, the service has continued to evaluate its approach in

00:54:09.720 light of these factors in the specific occupational health context for our workplaces. The decision was

00:54:15.620 announced in an internal e-blast this afternoon now what we're hearing as we predicted earlier

00:54:24.660 is that these people are saying well because the pandemic has evolved to the point where it's

00:54:30.520 pointless to keep doing this and we're going to let you back they're trying to get off the hook

00:54:35.400 they are trying to evade responsibility for what they did this vaccine has never not since it

00:54:43.940 started has never prevented transmission ever and it didn't reduce transmission either

00:54:51.800 in other words an unvaccinated person would pass the disease along the virus whatever

00:54:57.460 the same as a vaccinated person the only thing the vaccine may have done for older people

00:55:03.640 is as a therapeutic maybe make them get less sick but as you may have seen reports are coming in

00:55:12.900 that 99% of all COVID deaths

00:55:15.440 in the past three or four months

00:55:16.820 have been people double or triple jabbed.

00:55:21.060 Well, Shadow, that's because the vast percentage

00:55:23.320 are double or triple jabbed.

00:55:24.900 No!

00:55:26.760 And I've got a story coming up

00:55:28.500 that's going to kind of corroborate that a little bit.

00:55:31.780 Canadian military veterans are playing an outsized role

00:55:34.700 in extremist anti-government movements.

00:55:37.120 Guys, this is the story we were talking about

00:55:40.460 a little bit last night.

00:55:41.720 a shift exacerbated by pandemic restrictions that means these military these ex-military people are

00:55:54.020 now part of militias according to this report and it's because of the pandemic restrictions

00:56:01.120 according to a report by an extremist monitoring organization that tracks online activity the

00:56:06.740 The influence of former military status within anti-government movements is so strong that some adherents falsely claim to be veterans to bolster their status as leaders, the report says.

00:56:17.200 The report by Memory, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit terrorism and extremist monitoring organization, highlights several recent examples of leadership support and calls to action by Canadian veterans and purported veterans in anti-government groups, protests and forums.

00:56:33.280 you know a country that has anti-government groups and a growing anti-government sentiment

00:56:39.520 you know what kind of country that is that my friends is a dictatorship

00:56:44.460 that is a government that strips rights from its citizens 1.00

00:56:49.220 that's the kind of thing that happens in third world countries all the time

00:56:54.080 kind of thing that happens in south america all the time revolutions all the time you can read

00:56:58.860 about revolutions, actually. It's quite fascinating how they evolve. Veterans play a prominent role

00:57:06.600 in extremist anti-government movements, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. The report highlights

00:57:11.880 several organizations that seem heavily populated or influenced by veterans. Veteran-led anti-government

00:57:17.860 movements include the Diagalon, Veterans for Freedom, Three Percenter Adherents, and Veteran

00:57:25.120 brigades some of their online efforts directly target recruitment of fellow veterans and service

00:57:30.960 military members sorry serving military members using military terminology and messages in their

00:57:35.980 field guys the cat is out of the bag government knows what these so-called militias may be

00:57:44.080 planning coming up in the next few weeks the question is what are they going to do about it

00:57:50.400 Do they know exactly how many members these so-called militias have?

00:57:56.760 Can they even stand against it?

00:58:01.140 I am trying to get Marcus Ray on the show in the next few days.

00:58:06.340 I want to find out more about where this guy stands.

00:58:09.660 I know that some people maybe misunderstand his message.

00:58:13.140 I want to hear what he has to say.

00:58:14.840 I will ask him some very difficult questions.

00:58:17.820 but i think it's fair that he has a chance to come on and talk about it

00:58:22.740 and one thing you guys can do to help me get guests on the show is to email them yourself

00:58:29.380 and tell them hey you should go on the shadow at night live stream

00:58:32.980 because all of that support makes a difference that's how i got brian peckford on the show you

00:58:39.540 guys were emailing him as much as i was and other high profile guests as well so thank you for doing

00:58:46.340 that. I appreciate that support. This story comes from Rebel News. As COVID-19 vaccine mandates

00:58:51.560 continue to hamper the efficiency of airports across the country and drastically increase

00:58:56.340 wait times, the CEO of WestJet has called for the mandates to be dropped. This announcement

00:59:02.600 came by a Twitter just days after authorities at Pearson Airport staged a mock protest.

00:59:09.020 And all those protesters, by the way, they were wearing masks. They were wearing breathing

00:59:14.120 barriers. Yep, it's true. They staged this mock protest at the behest of Transport Canada using

00:59:20.880 employees and volunteers to act out as crazed civil liberties protesters in an attempt to gauge

00:59:26.180 emergency readiness levels. So this is what the CEO of WestJet said on Twitter. Existing travel

00:59:33.200 rules require full proof of vaccination for travel within or outside Canada. Travelers entering Canada

00:59:38.660 who are not fully vaccinated must provide valid pre-entry COVID test results. They also face

00:59:45.260 test and quarantine requirements upon arrival. And again, as Ryan Kolbaba pointed out earlier

00:59:51.160 on the show, you can get around that. You are a Canadian citizen and it's well within your rights

00:59:56.760 to enter the country that you're a citizen of. So this is what Alexis von Heunsbreich said. He is

01:00:04.640 the CEO of WestJet, vaccine mandate for air travelers and employees needs to be dropped

01:00:09.860 as vaccines are not preventing the spreading of the virus since Omicron. That is wrong, Alexis.

01:00:15.200 It's never prevented the spread of the virus ever. He goes on to say there is no more logic

01:00:22.160 to maintain it. There never was. This will also relax some of the operational challenges at

01:00:27.460 airports. So a lot of people look at this, oh, the CEO of WestJet is now calling for the vaccine

01:00:32.380 mandates the travel mandates to be dropped but he is also backpedaling because he was enforcing

01:00:37.440 these things he was enforcing these things just like air canada was and now he's a good guy i

01:00:44.400 don't think so and the fact that he got his information wrong there leads me to believe

01:00:49.040 the only thing he wants is to get his business back up and running at 100 cdc director rochelle

01:00:57.580 Walensky has issued an alert, this from the Epoch Times or the Epoch Times, depending,

01:01:03.120 it's potato, potato, issues alert on Pfizer's COVID-19 pill called Paxlovid.

01:01:10.620 She warned this pill can lead to a rebound in symptoms.

01:01:16.280 What? 1.00

01:01:17.400 This is a woman who's been regularly lying to the public for the last year. 1.00

01:01:24.600 Fascinating.

01:01:25.200 If you take Paxlovid, you might get symptoms again, Walensky told CBS News yesterday.

01:01:30.380 We haven't yet seen anybody who has returned with symptoms needing to go to the hospital, so generally a milder course.

01:01:37.280 Another researcher who is not affiliated with the CDC said that he's observed such a scenario.

01:01:44.880 People who experience rebound are at risk of transmitting to other people,

01:01:49.000 even though they're outside what people accept as the usual window for being able to transmit.

01:01:53.680 that from dr michael charness of the veterans administration medical center in boston told cnn

01:01:59.940 that the other day a sham all a sham now people are wondering about the supply chain and how come

01:02:08.960 we can't get certain goods a friend of mine today was in the grocery store and she told me that

01:02:12.860 hey man there's no ketchup in here there's there's no seasonings there's nothing at all

01:02:18.620 there is no peanut butter where's the peanut butter when did before this started you guys

01:02:26.080 when did you ever see a store that didn't have stuff i mean it was rare right oh we're at a

01:02:34.280 stock that'll be coming in next week but it was like one little item and you can walk down any

01:02:38.040 aisle in any store these days and there's going to be big huge blank spots that's because of a

01:02:43.180 supply chain situation. Is it just a coincidence that all this has happened through COVID? Is it

01:02:50.180 because of COVID or is it intentional? White House supply chain advisor is a World Economic Forum

01:02:59.040 climate change activist who worked at Hunter Biden's think tank. This story from the National

01:03:04.420 Pulse down there in the United States. A leading advisor to Joe Biden on supply chains is an alum

01:03:11.060 of several World Economic Forum climate change initiatives, who initially served as a former

01:03:16.300 fellow at a think tank chaired by Hunter Biden. Betty Kremins is her name, whose LinkedIn profile

01:03:22.920 reveals she's held the position of director for sustainable supply chains at the White House since

01:03:27.300 last February, sorry, this past February, has overseen the U.S. government's ongoing supply

01:03:33.120 chain issues exacerbated by policies that mandated vaccines for American workers and truckers.

01:03:38.860 Prior to taking over the White House's supply chain initiative,

01:03:42.840 Cremins was a National Security Fellow and Climate Affiliate Group co-lead at the Truman National Security Project.

01:03:49.260 The Washington, D.C.-based left-leaning foreign policy network has featured Biden's son, Hunter, on its board since 2011.

01:03:56.820 Archived versions of the organization's website reveal that Biden ascended to the role of vice chairman of the board,

01:04:02.000 serving there until at least March of 2019, and therefore overlapping with Cremins Fellowship.

01:04:08.860 She is a young global leader, and she is advising directly on supply chain management to the President of the United States.

01:04:16.880 Is it any wonder this is going on?

01:04:19.160 Of course it's intentional, you guys.

01:04:21.620 Oh, by the way, remember what Agenda 2030 is.

01:04:24.480 Everybody remembers the first line.

01:04:26.600 You will own nothing and be happy.

01:04:28.300 But one of the ten tenets of this agenda is you will eat less red meat.

01:04:34.980 And look what they're doing here.

01:04:36.060 from the daily mail in the uk would you eat bug baloney primary school children in wales could

01:04:43.740 be offered edible insects including mealworms and crickets as scientists urge the next generation

01:04:49.360 to embrace eco-friendly meat substitutes now i don't know i'm still i have heard stories about it

01:04:57.700 but i i've never had it explained to me how eating red meat is bad for the environment

01:05:04.840 Is it because of the cows and the methane they expel?

01:05:07.300 Is that it?

01:05:08.720 Have you ever heard that explanation?

01:05:12.720 And of course, within the methane, there is CO2.

01:05:19.520 Do they not realize that carbon, CO2, is food for trees?

01:05:25.340 Trees breathe CO2, and they expel oxygen.

01:05:30.200 and apparently in canada we're already at net zero because of all the trees we have here

01:05:38.780 i guess it depends on who you listen to though

01:05:41.560 scientists hope to feed children food products made from insects this could include bug protein

01:05:49.320 bolognese edible crickets and mealworms they hope to gauge their opinion on environmental

01:05:55.780 issues surrounding food the cardiff university and uwe teams will survey kids parents and teachers

01:06:02.980 the project aims to educate families on nutritional benefits of edible insects

01:06:07.120 no thank you elon musk has come out and said to executives at tesla that you will return to work

01:06:16.500 fully in person or you will resign or i will fire you from theblaze.com fantastic guys tomorrow

01:06:25.200 night on the show. Beth Martins is going to be on. Beth has a show called King Hero's Journey

01:06:31.440 Podcast. You can find it on Apple. You can find it on Spotify. And of course, she is also live

01:06:37.000 on social media when she does her show. I was a part of her show a couple of months ago. She was

01:06:42.200 nice enough to invite me on. And so I thought it would be nice to have her on the show. Beth

01:06:46.960 is definitely a big believer in everything that we do. And I'm looking forward to this conversation

01:06:53.580 with Beth Bartons tomorrow night

01:06:55.540 here on the Shadow at Night live stream

01:06:57.020 starting at 8 p.m. Central.

01:06:59.380 Again, her show is called

01:07:00.520 The King's Hero Journey Podcast.

01:07:03.080 You might want to check that out.

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01:09:53.860 three weeks today so i haven't got a pen i think i knocked it on the floor while i was talking with

01:10:01.420 ryan so um i'm just gonna have to keep the number in my head it's between 20 and 30 tonight you guys

01:10:07.580 the number is between 20 and 30 go ahead and write down your guess in the comment section you don't

01:10:14.000 have to be first you just have to be right because the comments come in at a different pace and in a

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01:10:36.980 yet. Paul Cundall said 27 and Paul you are correct my friend so you win the t-shirt tonight Paul

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01:11:14.000 tomorrow night you guys red dog is going to be on the show friday night i'm looking forward to that

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01:11:48.660 the show tonight you guys i'll be back tomorrow night with beth martins at eight o'clock for

01:11:52.400 another Shadow at Night livestream. Until then, I love you all, and I will talk to you soon. Bye for now.

The Shadoe Davis Show - June 02, 2022

Shadoe at Nite Weds June 1⧸2022 w⧸guest Vancouver Independent Journalist Ryan Kulbaba

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