The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Weds June 7th⧸2023 w⧸former Global News producer Anita Krishna

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00:03:37.720 It is Wednesday, June 7th, 2023. Special guest on the show tonight, former director-producer of Global News, British Columbia, Anita Krishna, is going to join the show in just a couple of minutes.

00:03:47.900 I want to say hello to some people right now. Bill is watching tonight in Winkler. Hello, Christine, watching in Enola.

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00:05:45.300 That's the Grizzly Patriot, Mark Friesen, who is terribly upset about the story I'm about to read you guys.

00:05:51.120 it's a doozy and it has not been covered by the left-wing corporate media at least not yet and

00:05:57.960 i don't really know the reason for it i suspect what it is anita's got a very good explanation

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00:08:28.100 OK, guys, this story came out yesterday by way of Western Standard, who got it with files from Blacklock's reporter, in my opinion, the best media source in the country.

00:08:40.480 They tell it like it is right down the line.

00:08:44.300 So Linda Slobodian is the person who wrote this story, and the title of it is They Knew Vaccines Would Hurt Some People and Tried to Fool Us.

00:08:54.000 this has not appeared in any left-wing corporate media outlet in canada that i could find so far

00:09:04.020 so the federal government deliberately and secretly devised quote winning communication

00:09:11.760 strategies unquote to downplay injuries and deaths caused by the experimental covid vaccine

00:09:18.380 Thus, a secret Privy Council office memo released after an access to information request.

00:09:25.460 Some might call the plot to play on words simple spin.

00:09:29.620 Others could reasonably view it as playing a reckless game of Russian roulette with the health and lives of Canadians who the government decided should all get vaccinated.

00:09:39.100 Whether vaccinated or unvaccinated, Canadians would be justified in being furious about having the complete facts essentially hidden from them by a carefully crafted word games.

00:09:49.840 It's an egregious affront to our basic rights.

00:09:52.960 The government relentlessly forged ahead on a mission to convince Canadians to get the jab, despite knowing some reactions to COVID-19 vaccines were minor to severe.

00:10:03.120 according to the May 2021 Privy Council office memo obtained by Blacklock's reporter

00:10:08.520 through the Access to Information Act.

00:10:11.740 The Privy Council reports directly to Justin Trudeau.

00:10:15.160 Bureaucrats and politicians in their superior wisdom arrogantly decided skewing facts was justified for the greater good.

00:10:22.800 They fretted that news about COVID-19 vaccine injuries and deaths

00:10:28.020 had to be managed to avoid people being deterred from getting the shot.

00:10:33.120 Adverse effects following immunization news reports and the government's response to them have the potential to shake public confidence in the COVID-19 vaccination rollout, said the memo,

00:10:42.780 which was titled Testing Behaviorally Informed Messaging in Response to Severe Adverse Effects Following Immunization.

00:10:52.680 Say that five times fast.

00:10:55.280 There is a delicate balance between ensuring the safety of the vaccine and promoting public awareness.

00:11:01.120 Well, where am I here?

00:11:04.820 Oh, well, also ensuring public confidence in the safety of the vaccine, said the memo.

00:11:10.020 Government messaging following an adverse event will be important to address this balance, the memo goes on to say.

00:11:15.900 The memo was sent five months after Canada okayed the first Pfizer-BioNTech pandemic vaccine.

00:11:24.580 Events related to a COVID-19 vaccine may be minor to severe, said the memo.

00:11:30.140 It offered instructions on how to slant statistics to minimize negative effects and impacts.

00:11:35.520 It advised saying the chance of it happening to me is one in a million instead of it's happened five times or the chance of a Canadian being injured in a car accident is higher than vaccine risks.

00:11:48.200 Or as tragic as they are, such health events occur every day, whether or not people are vaccinated.

00:11:55.800 Government messaging or outright government deception.

00:12:00.020 News reports of adverse events following immunization and the government's response to them have strong potential to influence public confidence in vaccines and their safety, said the memo.

00:12:11.560 The current study proactively tested the impact of various messaging strategies delivered through different messengers in response to a hypothetical adverse effect following immunization.

00:12:22.160 Its intent was to help prepare the government for response to potential adverse events following immunization to identify winning communication strategies to maximize public confidence in the government's COVID regulatory regime and maximize public confidence in the safety of the COVID vaccine and further drive vaccination intentions.

00:12:47.140 prepare the government for response, Slobodian says? Why not keep it simple and just prepare

00:12:54.960 the government to tell the truth? Did any of those officials who pushed this message,

00:13:00.320 this message strategy, feel a prick of conscience when Canadians who had doubts

00:13:05.720 were punished because they opted not to take the jab? Did it bother them when Freedom Convoy

00:13:11.720 truckers were demonized, when pastors were arrested, when enormous fines were levied

00:13:16.500 on struggling Canadians, when people from all walks of lives were pushed out of their jobs,

00:13:21.320 did they speak out? No. Did those officials, knowing about the spin, take the jab? How did

00:13:30.720 they feel about taking those booster shots? Because, you know, it's okay. Health events

00:13:39.060 occur every day, right? How many Canadians, either because they trusted the government's

00:13:44.240 messages or were driven by fear, got vaccinated and suffered horrific adverse reactions.

00:13:49.720 We'll never know exactly, just as we'll never know how many the COVID-19 vaccine helped.

00:13:55.740 But the ad blitz to get vaccinated was relentless, as we all know. In June of 2020, Trudeau's

00:14:01.940 government budgeted $88 million just to get the message out. The Privy Council's budget was

00:14:08.040 increased 40 percent of the 54 million dollar increase 48 million was designated for marketing

00:14:14.940 and communications at the time privy council spokesperson stevon shank said the whopping

00:14:21.380 increase where am i now said the whopping budget hike was all part of the effort to provide

00:14:29.920 information to keep canadians safe and healthy critics wondered why the money wasn't allocated

00:14:34.820 elsewhere, like Health Canada or the Public Health Agency, because winning communication

00:14:40.580 strategies, likely with even bigger budgets, had to be conjured up after the fact. Canadians were

00:14:48.460 willfully deprived of the right to make their own decisions based on the whole truth, because some

00:14:53.460 bureaucrats and politicians figured that wasn't important. The memo was in part entitled,

00:14:58.860 winning strategies, who won, and how much was sacrificed for that victory just to maintain

00:15:07.620 control. Again, that story has not appeared in any mainstream or left-wing corporate media that

00:15:16.080 I've seen. Anita Krishna is a former producer and director at Global News British Columbia.

00:15:22.720 Anita, why hasn't that story shown up in any of the left-wing corporate media so far?

00:15:28.860 you know something i was just listen they're all part of it too so they're not going to report on

00:15:35.060 it but if you want one little glimmer of hope i did actually find something and i hope this doesn't

00:15:40.560 burst anyone's bubble the toronto sun did report that story the toronto sun yes so somebody sent

00:15:47.100 me that this morning so as you were you were as you were explaining in that story and reading

00:15:51.100 about the privy council and all the things that you read that was also in that toronto sun story

00:15:56.180 and toronto sun is owned by a post media yeah that's something that is something that means

00:16:02.040 it's slowly getting out there you know what's interesting i find that post media has not been

00:16:07.400 completely complicit with the government uh slant in the last three and a half years they have in

00:16:14.400 some cases but not in others which i find fascinating uh how is it that some reporters

00:16:20.060 can get their stories in but others can't and they also and maybe it's them deciding they're

00:16:24.820 showing us both sides of the story i don't know exactly yeah some editor is letting that letting

00:16:30.060 that through that got published so it's western standard and toronto sun so that's a big deal

00:16:36.160 is it not well i mean you know i think that you spent many many years in news you know what is

00:16:43.500 news and what is not news and would you consider that story news like even a top headline i would

00:16:50.980 say that's definitely off the charts headline news first story of the day that is your lead

00:16:57.020 that is your lead right that's the lead story that is what should be blasted on the front page

00:17:03.160 that is your top story that there was a cover-up the people on the privy council that reported to

00:17:09.600 the prime minister um sort of fudged true information about the vaccines to force you

00:17:16.880 to get it into your arm for the greater good like we're a bunch of idiots that you have to decide

00:17:23.980 what is the greater good for me you should stop immediately trying to keep me healthy government

00:17:29.900 because you know what you're terrible at it yeah anytime the government says we're here to help

00:17:34.300 you know you should run the other way very quickly i mean by the way never thought of that before

00:17:38.940 thank you know we didn't know that before thank you thank you thank you for coming on the show

00:17:44.140 tonight by the way I didn't have a chance to say thank you yet I'm so happy you're here I've been

00:17:47.640 trying to get you on for a while now and we all want to hear your story some people know who you

00:17:52.440 are based upon the fact that you got up on some of those flatbed trucks in Ottawa during the

00:17:57.380 Freedom Convoy and started talking to the crowd which I thought was amazing because you had only

00:18:01.620 just been fired when that happened I think you were let go from there what December of 2021 and

00:18:07.980 then finally completely in January of 2022 next thing you know you're in Ottawa speaking to the

00:18:13.460 crowd that must have been kind of a whirlwind for you that was a whirlwind that was a whirlwind but

00:18:18.280 i um i would that was in vancouver it was during the convoy but i was standing on a truck in

00:18:22.820 vancouver but i thought you were in ottawa no i know lots of people did but because it just seemed

00:18:27.460 that way because there's so many people around me but that was that was actually in vancouver

00:18:31.380 wow so what are the protests like in vancouver been like in vancouver i know that some of them

00:18:36.100 have gotten some traction but others not so much oh my goodness at that time that protest that i

00:18:41.160 spoke at february 5th 2022 that was just oh it was a sea of people it was a sea of people and

00:18:49.540 when i looked around i saw these are our canadians these are the people standing there these are my

00:18:55.080 people this is the these are the regular people that don't want this and for anybody to look out

00:19:01.020 their window and not realize that the people are speaking you are you have the iq of a head of

00:19:07.180 lettuce right but people the people are speaking the people are saying we don't want this anybody

00:19:13.960 that looked out their window in ottawa in front of parliament hill to see that sea of people

00:19:18.520 protesting what is completely abusive abusive mandates we are speaking the problem is our

00:19:25.560 government didn't listen to us but yes i did that speech soon after i got fired and i just laid it

00:19:31.540 all out there because i kind of knew at the time i would never be hired again by mainstream media

00:19:37.560 ever again and i made my peace with that well let's go through your uh resume here it's quite

00:19:43.520 extensive and uh impressive you're formerly a director at global news you uh were there for

00:19:50.020 what 10 years you worked global news at five global national you did a series of covet 19

00:19:54.600 press conferences you worked on news hour you started there as an assistant director in 1997

00:19:59.100 seven uh you you've been an ad a producer uh with ctv as well ckvu shaw cknw radio so you have been

00:20:09.620 involved in journalism for uh 25 years at the very least i've been involved in the media for a very

00:20:16.800 long time but mostly behind the scenes i did some bits and bobs on air i spent time as a traffic

00:20:21.540 reporter but i did a lot of everything a lot of producing and reporting but not so much on the air

00:20:27.440 I was mainly a behind the scenes person, but I was there, you know, I mean, like, you know what

00:20:32.200 the news is. I mean, you're in the newsroom, you're feeling it every day. You feel the pulse

00:20:36.040 of the newsroom as they, as they used to say, right. So you're an extensive experience. And

00:20:40.240 so, you know, exactly what is news, what is not news, how to report it, uh, in what order it

00:20:46.060 should be reported. It just probably comes naturally to you. It goes into your brain and

00:20:49.740 you just spit that stuff out because that is what happens after a time in the business, right? You

00:20:54.480 sure yeah that does happen by osmosis but for yes it does of course it does you know we all

00:21:00.400 have a feel for news and news gathering journalism what how what the top story is supposed to be

00:21:05.940 sometimes it's just plain as day right but um for the longest time i i was i will the caveat is that

00:21:12.640 i was a technician director for a lot of it so i wasn't like aligning up the shows although i have

00:21:18.260 done that in the past i've produced news shows of course in the past right but for the majority of

00:21:23.380 my career i was just i was in the newsroom but my position was a technical position so i didn't

00:21:28.480 have any power or say as to what went on per se although you knew what the news was right like

00:21:35.380 everybody knows that when you're in there and you're feeling it you you get it so let me ask

00:21:42.280 you this when this whole thing first came down i guess it was we we'd heard some kind of reports

00:21:48.980 of something weird going on in China back in December of 2019.

00:21:52.540 And then maybe there was something going on in Italy and Spain

00:21:56.560 in January and February of 2020.

00:21:58.660 And then in March, all of a sudden, everything was shut down all at one time.

00:22:02.920 In the newsroom, what was it like at that point?

00:22:06.120 Was it panic?

00:22:07.060 Was it like, this is great.

00:22:08.300 This is the biggest story of my life.

00:22:10.700 What was the vibe?

00:22:12.380 The vibe was chill in 2019.

00:22:14.780 You know, this sort of, I think a lot of people thought this was SARS the sequel,

00:22:18.160 I guess because we had sort of marketed that way you know and and the first SARS didn't affect too

00:22:23.100 many people it seemed to be contained rather quickly right so I wasn't too worried about it

00:22:27.320 nobody I didn't feel anybody's really panicking about it and then January February was sort of

00:22:32.900 the same vibe you keep your eye on it it wasn't even I don't even recall it really growing like

00:22:39.200 the panic about it it was just like boom somebody picked a day in March to to we all chicken little

00:22:47.340 that day right we all turned into chicken little and the sky was falling and everybody i've talked

00:22:52.560 about this in other podcasts but everybody systematically all the institutions went along

00:22:58.380 with this so and you might not see your neighbor falling on the floor dying or not being able to

00:23:04.420 breathe but hell we were hell bent on um shutting everything down so so that's when i saw um panic

00:23:12.960 where people are panicking unnecessarily.

00:23:16.000 I really, really felt that that day, March 11th,

00:23:19.000 that I was working on Global National that day.

00:23:21.280 So I can understand how in the first few weeks,

00:23:25.120 even the first couple of months,

00:23:27.100 there would have been that kind of vibe.

00:23:29.300 You're trying to get the news out there.

00:23:30.660 You're trying to find out exactly how many people

00:23:32.580 are getting sick with this thing.

00:23:34.600 You're trying to find out how many people are in the hospital,

00:23:36.640 how many people are dying and whatnot.

00:23:38.840 But when certain stories started coming out

00:23:41.880 about um case numbers going through the roof and then coming back down and then going through the

00:23:46.820 roof and then we're locking down and then we're not and then we are and then we're not and all

00:23:50.040 of this confusion and whatnot there must have been at least some suspicion in the newsroom that

00:23:55.360 things weren't quite right that things weren't nothing no no nobody asked any questions no and

00:24:04.500 every time i'll tell you this but you know like as we went along and we would like in the beginning

00:24:08.700 Okay, so you know how we went along with this charade or whatever this was, and we were doing contact tracing, right? And then every day on the news, we would put the numbers on, you know, 100 people in ICU, 20 new cases, and blah, blah, blah. And every day we do the numbers, new cases. And sadly, we'd say, seven more people died of COVID, right? So that was kind of how we did a graphic every day on the news, right?

00:24:34.460 but there came a point where I was like I would say of course no one would listen to me

00:24:39.200 who are these cases you're contact tracing so how are these people getting it you know are people

00:24:46.040 did three people get it in a restaurant did five people get it at a gym how old were they were they

00:24:51.400 between the ages of 30 and 40 give me something tell me something how can we be the news and

00:24:56.500 we're not putting that information on I remember bringing that up but nobody listened to me like

00:25:01.480 how can every day we put graphics on tv that was my job to put the numbers up and the numbers would

00:25:06.980 be like you know you know like i said 10 new cases well tell me something were they 80 and above

00:25:12.520 where who were these people aren't you supposed to be telling us this and how did we get it if

00:25:18.160 you're shutting down the basketball court because i'm shutting down the playground so your kids

00:25:22.580 can't play on a freaking playground outside you better be letting me know that hey a five-year-old

00:25:28.240 got it from touching something at the playground. Don't fool me and make me put these numbers up

00:25:34.380 and not tell me who these people are. That used to drive me bananas. The other thing that drove

00:25:39.040 me bananas is that we'd say, oh, like 100 people in the ICU, you know, so okay, like, is that all

00:25:48.040 across BC? How many hospitals are we talking? And I think, you know, we're talking 138 hospitals or

00:25:54.160 something with 121 people so isn't that like one but not even one per hospital what are the numbers

00:26:00.000 i remember asking somebody there one day a writer and she was like only the ones with the covid wards

00:26:06.180 and i'm like okay well who's in the covid wards how many covid wards do we have who's in the

00:26:10.880 hospital these questions never got answered for me and i just became like a resident pain in the ass

00:26:17.060 there i would say so so you were asking questions nobody was even curious like all of these people

00:26:23.880 that you had worked with for all of these years,

00:26:25.760 all this experience gathered in the newsroom,

00:26:27.880 and all of a sudden they all just put blinders on

00:26:30.400 and lost every creative and, you know,

00:26:33.820 instinct, curious instinct they ever had.

00:26:36.620 Yes, yes, almost like that.

00:26:38.460 It's like, these are pretty basic questions.

00:26:42.160 These are pretty basic questions.

00:26:43.700 You want to go on TV every day telling people

00:26:46.600 how many people are in the hospital, break it down.

00:26:49.940 Why don't you break it down?

00:26:51.060 It used to drive me nuts

00:26:52.040 because we're detailed-oriented people,

00:26:53.880 right? Okay. So what does that mean in numbers? You're trying to tell me numbers all the time.

00:26:59.300 You're on the numbers, the numbers, the cases, the cases. So tell me something about these damn

00:27:03.680 cases. And the fact that they never could drove me up the wall. Another thing is, I don't even

00:27:09.680 know psychologically what happened. I think we all, none of us know. It's all a mystery to all

00:27:14.520 of us. But I remember one of our reporters, he was such a friend of mine, and I've lost his

00:27:19.960 friendship now too but he had to go over the border to cover a story and he was all jabbed

00:27:25.700 up but then he still had to do a PCR test and he was he's an anchor and he was standing there next

00:27:30.460 to another a reporter producer and I'm like oh my god these PCR tests she was like this is

00:27:36.660 completely the wrong thing to use to test for COVID right and you know what they both did at

00:27:42.740 the same time at the same time they both laughed at me like laughed in my face like I just said

00:27:48.440 the most ridiculous thing and I always remember how did you both laugh on cue like you know of

00:27:54.860 course they didn't I don't know man it was just psycho like they just laughed at me at the same

00:28:00.020 time like it was the most absurd thing I said that a PCR test probably isn't the best thing

00:28:05.260 to use to detect COVID am I right or am I wrong you're right yeah you're right you're right and

00:28:11.160 they both laughed on cue I said this PCR thing I mean like this is like the wrong thing to be

00:28:18.000 using to test for this. And they both went at the same time. And I kind of think, did somebody tell

00:28:24.520 you to have that response? How did you have that response in unison? I don't know. I never told

00:28:28.980 that story before, but I always thought about that. The inventor of the test said that very

00:28:33.780 thing before he died. He said, this is not to be used to diagnose anything. This is not to be used

00:28:38.940 even to find a live virus at all. Yeah. And why would you be shoving something up your nose

00:28:47.820 to the to the point of getting into your brain to test for a respiratory thing didn't anybody stop

00:28:53.880 and think did that make any sense and they did that to children you see them testing children

00:28:58.580 crying like holding them down like oh this is something you have to do it's it's it's atrocious

00:29:05.000 it's child abuse yeah so so how long did this uncomfortable air last in the newsroom before

00:29:12.760 you fight how many questions did you have to ask how high up the chain did you have to go

00:29:17.400 before they finally started saying,

00:29:19.360 hmm, Miss Anita, she's a problem.

00:29:22.120 Yeah, well, you know, I talked in March,

00:29:26.320 like I would say little things to friends

00:29:28.220 and in control rooms and stuff like that.

00:29:30.520 And a lot of people,

00:29:31.340 that's how I found out a lot of information

00:29:33.000 about how people were feeling.

00:29:34.560 You know how you can feel it out

00:29:35.640 and you can see who's with you

00:29:36.940 and who's against you, right?

00:29:38.080 You kind of, quite obvious, right?

00:29:40.400 And so I tried to like, you know, lay low,

00:29:43.540 not as much as I can lay low

00:29:45.220 because I'm such a big mouth,

00:29:46.240 But as much as I could, I tried to tiptoe around in 2020 until it became until it became ridiculous, till the witch hunt of the vaccine came.

00:29:55.400 Right. So when 2021 came along and there was all this pressure to get a jab.

00:30:00.500 Listen, I don't take Tylenol. I mean, not because I'm a health nut.

00:30:04.240 I just don't like taking things. I'm not taking this.

00:30:07.220 I've done enough research to know this is like use at your own risk.

00:30:12.160 this is not safe and effective you know i just you know at the time remember we didn't quite know

00:30:17.760 right so as far as going up the chain i did talk to the news director and we had a zoom call and i

00:30:23.800 said i am so worried and i'm so concerned about the incentives behind this this can't be a good

00:30:29.560 thing you are not going to have a good outcome this is not a good thing for children are you not

00:30:35.300 worried and he wasn't worried he just said that all the scientists in the world all got together

00:30:40.840 and that's how they made this vaccine so fast oh my god that's what your news director said

00:30:47.160 that's what he said okay now the new this is this is a guy a news director for you guys that don't

00:30:52.760 know this this is the guy who is in charge of all the news that happens on the tv station or the

00:30:58.220 radio station he decides what runs he decides what doesn't run he decides what stories you're

00:31:04.100 going to send reporters out to this is the guy in charge and he said something like that all the

00:31:11.420 scientists all around the world all got together and they all worked at once on this miraculous

00:31:15.900 vaccine exactly that's what he said and this man has the power to kibosh a story right if he doesn't

00:31:23.140 like a story you're not say you say you're going to do a story about a kid getting a new bicycle

00:31:26.980 some story or something like that if he doesn't quite like the story that story is not going to

00:31:30.320 happen he just has to say one word and we won't run it that's it or if he changes his mind that's

00:31:35.680 it we listen to him he's the penultimate boss right so when i said are you not worried about

00:31:41.160 this right he just said and i said aren't you worried how fast they made this right and then

00:31:46.760 he goes no well all the scientists in the world got together and when you know when you all get

00:31:50.160 together and work on something you you make things happen fast i mean this is a guy who tries to put

00:31:56.440 eight to 10 to 12 reporters in the same room and get them to agree on one thing are you kidding me

00:32:01.680 it's like herding cats you can't do that and and then he actually had the nerve to say that to you

00:32:08.200 i mean that is a such a disrespectful answer that he would say that to you yeah i think because

00:32:15.580 an answer like that he must think he's talking to a four-year-old child like seriously i know

00:32:21.520 like all the scientists in the world have you ever heard too many cooks too many cooks ruin

00:32:26.140 things right it was just an inane answer yeah so what was your response like when you said are you

00:32:32.160 kidding me man like grow up like why don't you give me an adult answer or did you just sit there

00:32:36.180 and take it because you didn't have a choice i said i sat there and took it yeah i sat there

00:32:40.160 and took it but the other thing i said yeah because what i was gonna say i was like this is

00:32:44.160 this is this was i couldn't believe he said that i thought it was quite a stupid thing i'm not

00:32:48.840 trying to like um criticize him but he has a responsibility and so he has to be open to

00:32:55.720 criticism because he is in charge of shaping the information that British Columbians got

00:33:00.820 so he doesn't get off the hook so I'm telling anybody who's gonna listen to me that that's

00:33:06.060 what he said and that is my truth and that is what was that is why you see all this vaccine

00:33:12.300 nonsense that happened because these people participated in it for whatever reason because

00:33:17.940 they were told to okay so so that is one isolated case of one news director a conversation you had

00:33:25.120 with him and he said well all the scientists in the world got together so i i could accept that

00:33:30.300 as an answer if it were an isolated situation but every single newsroom in every single city

00:33:35.680 in every single province in this country were all saying the same thing same thing or not

00:33:40.300 saying the same thing so where was the agenda coming from do you have any word that this news

00:33:47.760 director was getting pressure from the general manager who was getting pressure from the corporate

00:33:52.820 board of directors in toronto to not talk about this was there ever any indication via email or

00:34:00.100 via memo internal memo or even from just somebody's mouth that you were not supposed to cover certain

00:34:07.060 things? Excellent question. And the, my answer is I did not see anything. I did not see any

00:34:15.320 correspondence. I didn't see an email coming down saying, this is what we're going to do, folks.

00:34:20.380 I didn't see that. I didn't see, I, we never had meetings about this is the, this is the line. I

00:34:27.080 was not in those meetings. You kind of made me think that sometimes I was in those editorial

00:34:31.140 meetings, even as a director, cause we'd be getting ready for the six to see what was on

00:34:36.000 the lineup and stuff or talk about it but when I wasn't involved in those meetings so I don't know

00:34:41.400 what they talked about how did this come down from the top down that I don't know I just know

00:34:48.140 it must have come from top down but I didn't see an email saying anything it's just everybody was

00:34:54.060 just doing it and just going along with it the the other thing I said to him in that meeting

00:34:59.960 as I said you know what about the origins of where this came from we never really reported

00:35:05.040 on that we're telling everybody it's from a wet market you know why don't we talk about that wuhan

00:35:09.460 institute of virology to this day people still don't know you really think somebody ate a bat

00:35:15.320 and then we shut the world down no pangolin a pangolin had sex with a bat i had an anchor tell

00:35:23.580 me that too the pangolin yeah they had a baby and then somebody somebody ate the baby of the

00:35:29.040 pangolin and the bat and then apparently that's how it got out no he told me somebody tried to

00:35:34.800 have sex with the pangolin well you know what it's amazing how news gets bastardized from one person

00:35:41.640 to the next to the next to the next to the next so let's move ahead now the vaccine comes out did

00:35:46.940 you get the jab did you go ahead if don't answer if you don't want to it's okay we have a lot of

00:35:52.080 people watching the show who did get vaccinated and regret it later and and they did it for the

00:35:56.060 reasons that they needed to keep their, their jobs. They needed to make sure that they could

00:36:01.500 pay their mortgages and they could take care of their family. Well, I was in that exact same

00:36:06.160 position too, because I have to pay my mortgage and I feel sorry for anybody that, that, you know,

00:36:12.180 cause people did feel sick about it. Some people didn't, but some people really, it was really

00:36:16.640 very stressful for them and they felt they had no choice or they lose their career.

00:36:21.420 I lost my career, but not because of the jab.

00:36:24.680 I didn't take it.

00:36:26.800 I just wouldn't.

00:36:28.040 I would have to be forced, but physically.

00:36:32.460 Please describe what that situation was like.

00:36:35.060 Were they forcing you?

00:36:36.320 Was there a deadline put upon the employees there?

00:36:40.380 Say by August 5th, if you haven't had the jab,

00:36:42.700 you're going to have to leave

00:36:43.760 or you're going to have to work from home

00:36:45.120 or some other punishment.

00:36:47.600 They had a lot of people working from home,

00:36:49.840 which is that you can imagine is quite complicated with all our software and

00:36:53.040 directing shows from home and getting all the tell lines and all that kind of

00:36:57.680 thing sorted out. So they had people work from home.

00:37:01.300 They had us fill out COVID forms, you know, like every,

00:37:05.620 you know how we were all filling those out. Have you left the country?

00:37:07.720 Have you been to a farm? Have you, you know,

00:37:09.580 we had to fill those out at the beginning of every shift and they had some

00:37:13.140 vaccine meetings. I remember. And I remember a friend of mine who was a camera

00:37:17.080 guy. He was like, well, are we going to have a roster or something like so that, you know,

00:37:22.720 you tick jab or unjabbed. So that means, you know, you can see who's taken it and who hasn't

00:37:28.680 taken it. Well, you want it? Why don't you just put good people, bad people, good people, bad

00:37:32.600 people? Why don't you just make that type of list? Yeah, that's what it was like. But there was lots

00:37:37.520 of pressure, a tremendous amount of pressure to fill out forms declaring your vaccine status.

00:37:43.600 And of course, the people that didn't want to take it, everybody wanted to see if they could get an exemption.

00:37:48.020 Everybody's running around trying to trying to jump through hoops to avoid it while we were getting bullied left, right and center, just like how many businesses bullied everybody.

00:37:57.460 It was the same there.

00:37:58.480 Were you the only one, Anita?

00:38:01.900 No, people didn't get it.

00:38:04.400 And they and they I think they're still working there.

00:38:07.780 I think so, because I don't know if it was like I still don't know because I got fired.

00:38:12.460 but like i think i don't think it was mandated or was it like for for the federal workers i guess

00:38:21.380 we're considered federal workers yeah you're federally regulated that's for sure and um i

00:38:26.920 know well maybe they did get it i know oh my gosh i know this one director she really didn't want to

00:38:33.160 and this the same guy who threw me out of the building just emailed her and said you need to

00:38:37.660 like get on this and she went and got it straight away she just bailed under the pressure she held

00:38:42.600 out for as long as she could and just bailed but she was stressed about it you know like

00:38:46.820 is that okay to do to people no of course it's not like let me ask you were you a pariah in

00:38:53.580 that building after a certain amount of time like were you the only one left who was asking

00:38:57.700 questions and how did that make you feel

00:38:59.860 you know i'm generally like a well-liked person i'm a friendly person i really

00:39:08.060 i'm very loving and stuff like that and understanding but they they did not like me

00:39:15.740 they didn't like me like at the the day that i got thrown out the guy who directs the six o'clock

00:39:21.320 news is one of the world's nicest guys just said i don't want you sitting at the same desk as me

00:39:26.760 i said i've been sitting at this desk for 10 years you expect me to get up and move my desk

00:39:31.960 you know because we shared a desk right and he goes i you left it messy and i didn't leave his

00:39:36.380 desk messy and even if i did you don't have the right to tell me where to sit so it became like

00:39:40.260 this you know and then the one of my bosses the same guy who threw me out said something like

00:39:44.660 people are not feeling safe around you well i'm not feeling safe around you right like you're not

00:39:50.460 feeling safe around me i haven't been sick in three years yeah what's my problem you unscientific

00:39:56.420 adults that's what i think they are now so so this this is leading up to when you were thrown

00:40:04.520 i'm sorry the way you said it the guy that threw me out of the building i mean i just

00:40:11.320 thrown out thrown thrown out right like so how did that happen like they finally just decided

00:40:18.500 that was enough you got called into the office human resources i'm sure was involved how did

00:40:23.060 this go down the day that i got literally thrown out and i'm five foot two and you know like i was

00:40:31.700 bullied out i also want everybody to know that and i feel like naming the guy who threw me out

00:40:36.440 but i guess i can't why not if he did it you can't

00:40:42.160 if you don't feel comfortable that's okay too

00:40:45.700 his first name rhymes with terry but it starts with a g

00:40:50.120 and his last name rhymes with selic but it starts with a b well i'm gonna leave it there

00:41:01.960 so i didn't actually name this man but what a coward but the i had like so many shows to

00:41:08.820 direct that day that they were throwing me out it was really really a busy day and uh i was like

00:41:14.460 i've told this story too but i was just drinking some water i was in a control room my mask was

00:41:18.680 dangling i usually had it dangling this is three years in two and a half years in and i had

00:41:23.940 plexiglass in between me and the other guy a wall of plexiglass not just a little thing like a wall

00:41:29.860 and then i guess somebody snitched on me because we're snitching right you snitch on your people

00:41:36.020 you snitch on your neighbors you snitch snitch snitch that's the society that we've created

00:41:40.120 and so i'm sitting in there doing my work and and i got a phone call from the operations manager

00:41:46.880 the guy who ended up firing me, he said, um, Anita, you need to leave. You're not adhering

00:41:52.700 to mask protocol. What the hell? I've been dangling my mask the whole time I've worked

00:41:58.720 there. You never threw me out before. I think they were just looking for something so bad to

00:42:02.340 get rid of me. And then he's like, pack up your stuff, pack up my stuff. I'm like, Oh God. And

00:42:09.520 then they, then, then that guy whose name rhymes with Terry, he's a boss there. He drove down and

00:42:14.600 he's like, get out, get out. He started to say that. And I just yelled at him because he was

00:42:22.040 trying to escort me out. And I was taking a little while to get out because I knew that that was

00:42:25.960 probably the last time I'd ever set foot in there after 25 years. Stupid idiot. God, I hate that

00:42:32.140 guy. Anyway, he threw me out. And I said, I know where the front door is. I've worked here for 25

00:42:39.180 years. Thank you very much. You know, and I'm not sick and I'm not making people sick, right? Or

00:42:43.620 whatever it was but how do i look i look like the crazy one you know yelling as i'm trying to get

00:42:48.480 leave the building or whatever i don't know that's how it ended and then i got a zoom call later

00:42:53.980 saying oh you're you're bad we don't like you and you're fired basically because like the things

00:42:58.960 they put in my letter were so ridiculous as to why i got fired i'm sorry i'm just having a rough

00:43:06.240 time with this because it sounds also similar to to what happened to me although i wasn't thrown

00:43:11.620 out and it was before covid but and it was the same company but i told you that that story last

00:43:17.080 week such a good story that i want to interview you so you can tell me that story on air i'm sure

00:43:22.840 you've told it but i would love people who know me to to hear that yeah i'd be happy to but your

00:43:28.060 story is better in my opinion so after that like were you completely like did anybody reach out to

00:43:34.200 you from the office i mean after having spent so much time there of course you're going to make

00:43:38.300 friends uh did anybody reach out to you and say what happened oh hell no no no no they didn't

00:43:46.120 reach out to say what happened but one guy said goodbye um he was a producer and the guy the

00:43:52.640 anchor that um laughed about the pcr test said sorry sorry anita bye or so he said something

00:43:59.000 on facebook because they're actually nice people those people but yeah so they left a facebook

00:44:04.320 comment it wasn't like a phone call like a text i mean it's a facebook comment on a post you made

00:44:11.740 no no by the way sorry anita sorry about your luck see you see you whenever like what well

00:44:17.840 there was it was a facebook message it was a message okay sorry to see you so that's maybe a

00:44:22.180 little better i don't know but one maybe i should just quickly say the one of the producers that

00:44:27.160 actually said goodbye when all when all the crazy stuff was happening i pulled him aside and i said

00:44:33.200 oh my god like have you heard of dr charles hoff like you heard what's going on with him like

00:44:38.400 in lytton and i started to explain it to him i said look you got to watch this video you have

00:44:43.540 to watch it right and then he said dr hoff is an outlier doctor and he does something with d-dimer

00:44:52.340 tests and those d-dimer tests you know we shouldn't be paying attention to and and he just

00:44:57.220 completely dismissed anything dr hoff had to say well the d-dimer test is crucial in determining

00:45:03.920 whether somebody is having a myocardial infarction or not yeah you know i mean it's it's not at all

00:45:11.740 like they you shouldn't be paying attention to those things but you know what dr hoff was and

00:45:17.020 still is drawing attention to was the clotting that was happening within uh people who had been

00:45:22.600 vaccinated and other things obviously but his uh his main focus was on the clotting but that's a

00:45:28.940 that's a different story well yes go ahead but that just goes to show this guy who is also in

00:45:34.800 charge of what goes on the news told me that dr hop is an outlier and not to be paid attention to

00:45:41.480 why did he say that like i why why didn't he say oh my god okay look we got to look into this we

00:45:47.600 going to let the public know why he must have been getting his direction from from somewhere else

00:45:53.720 clearly i mean what what we have been seeing for the past few years is an agenda right so if all

00:46:02.460 of the canadian media like and again i've been calling them left-wing corporate media for for

00:46:06.840 years now and i will continue with that or marxist corporate media depending on my mood um left-wing

00:46:13.140 corporate media all in cahoots not necessarily at the news director level i would suggest probably

00:46:19.700 the corporate level the actual board of directors all got together and said we are not going to

00:46:25.680 report on this and it could have something to do with the story that uh i started the show off with

00:46:31.100 at the very top of the show when we started talking about you know the the privy council of

00:46:36.820 canada hiding things from the public that probably could have been uh issued to all

00:46:43.320 broadcast entities in the country uh and then the message went down to possibly general managers

00:46:50.940 and through memos emails may have gone down to news directors but not any further that way you

00:46:58.220 get to keep the message at least somewhat sequestered from the rank and file employees

00:47:03.560 in your operation but look what's going look what's going on now yeah right now with pride

00:47:10.440 month well underway how many corporate logos have you seen change to the rainbow in the past week

00:47:16.820 on social media all the big corporations seem to have somehow miraculously done this now i can

00:47:23.980 understand that you want to pay tribute maybe to a cause for one day and then take that thing down

00:47:28.920 but that is up on all of their pages and i looked i looked through all of the big huge corporations

00:47:35.300 in canada and the united states they've all got the rainbow if you look at their uh counterparts

00:47:40.260 in the middle east oh no no there's there's no rainbow on their logos on the facebook pages in

00:47:46.120 the middle east and saudi arabian places like that what a surprise so that also means that there is

00:47:51.180 an agenda at play you watched you watched the video that i sent you last week i learned a lot

00:48:00.480 from you about maybe why this is because as i'm telling you my story i i didn't understand why

00:48:08.200 this was happening because as far as i knew um news gathering and news telling and journalism

00:48:15.740 was not something we were trying to fake and maybe i was ignorant maybe i didn't didn't know

00:48:21.080 I just this was so obvious that we were hiding everything that how could you not know so I never

00:48:27.200 experienced anything like that and so for me to speak up about it was the only thing I could do

00:48:32.420 but you kind of explained to me perhaps like the underlayer of why this is happening well it wasn't

00:48:38.820 me it was Mel Kay that video that I showed on on this show last week I sent to Anita you guys that

00:48:43.680 very same day and and she watched that and went whoa okay I'm starting to get this now the ESG

00:48:49.060 scores the dei scores diversity equity and inclusion scores that uh that companies have

00:48:55.680 to focus on now if they want to keep funding from their large uh investment firms the ones that have

00:49:03.580 10 20 30 ownership stakes in their corporations blackrock vanguard state street these companies

00:49:11.220 control at least one quarter of the money on the planet. So once we start hearing guys like Larry

00:49:19.460 Fink, who's the CEO of BlackRock say, we have to force behavior when it comes to inclusivity

00:49:27.480 and equity and climate change, things start coming into focus a little bit more, don't they?

00:49:34.140 They do. But it's also hard to understand a couple of things like they're willing to let

00:49:39.760 to go with these agendas

00:49:41.940 to the detriment of their businesses

00:49:44.280 I guess because they have so much money

00:49:46.120 that it doesn't matter. Target can fall

00:49:48.180 Bud Light can fall

00:49:49.460 what's it to them? Canada as a

00:49:52.260 country you could fall

00:49:53.640 what's it to them

00:49:55.500 and what do they want from us

00:49:58.520 that this is

00:50:00.240 happening? That's the ultimate

00:50:02.100 question. Everybody

00:50:03.720 has got their own theory about

00:50:06.140 it. Some people are way out

00:50:08.100 there in their theories they'll say lizard people other people will say no they do uh there's some

00:50:13.880 people who say do that too but anyway yeah some people say it's masonic other people say it's

00:50:19.700 child sacrifice some people are saying it's aliens i don't know exactly what the actual agenda is

00:50:26.540 except for the fact that it's totally misguided and uh if we could figure out the reason behind

00:50:34.540 all of this i think it would take us a lot further to solving the problem but as for now i i just

00:50:41.220 don't i can't put it together there's going to be people writing in the comments right now it's all

00:50:46.360 about this it's all about that and i don't laugh at anybody's theories anymore consider or when

00:50:51.720 when somebody says conspiracy theorist at me i laugh and i say okay well i haven't been wrong

00:50:56.380 since about anything since 2019 so how can you say that you know i recall having a conversation

00:51:04.180 with a local restaurant owner, who also happened to be the president of the local

00:51:08.660 bar and restaurant association, who personally called over 100 bars and restaurants and told

00:51:16.960 them to adhere to the government regulations or else. I said to this guy on this show,

00:51:23.560 I said, so, and this was before vaccines. I said, are you thinking about maybe developing

00:51:30.080 a non-vaccinated section in your restaurant this is before i ever thought that they would ever

00:51:36.420 exclude people who didn't show a vaccine passport from their establishment it never occurred to me

00:51:42.080 that that would happen i never thought that in a free and democratic society like the one we're

00:51:46.520 supposed to be living in that anybody would ever think of such measures right it just didn't make

00:51:52.480 any business sense first of all and secondly it's totally against the ethos of freedom in our

00:51:58.200 country but it happened and when i brought that up with this guy he laughed we laughed and i i said

00:52:04.580 i guess that's going a little bit far right because somebody called me that night a conspiracy

00:52:09.740 theorist and so when i get called that today i wear it like a badge of honor but the question

00:52:15.180 remains anita and you're right what is the ultimate motivation for all of this is it just

00:52:21.120 megalomania it probably is that maybe the humans humans won't be needed

00:52:32.360 well somebody doesn't need us yeah somebody doesn't want us somebody wants maybe it's that

00:52:40.200 it's the depopulation agenda that you're talking about now like that that because bill gates has

00:52:44.740 talked about that these guys have all talked about that yeah they do and me and that that

00:52:49.920 doesn't make any sense to me because we think of capitalism enterprise financial prosperity whatever

00:52:54.960 that involves people but maybe what are they doing i have no idea they clearly know people have died

00:53:01.520 from this shot they're clearly trying to kill us left right and center all the time it seems like

00:53:05.840 but they're really ramping it up now like they're on a like they're on a race to finish or something

00:53:10.320 like how did we go all these years and now all of a sudden everything's gone topsy-turvy now

00:53:15.140 is it this they got to get all this done by 2030 they got these weird things by 2050 how do we get

00:53:21.200 rid of these people i'm sick and tired of this nonsense but maybe it is that they can control

00:53:26.920 us financially if there's not as much of us or as many of us or something like this is insane so i

00:53:33.380 never can come up with a good explanation i feel like maybe they don't need us and they don't want

00:53:39.400 us and then they really get control of the finances i have no idea have you heard the

00:53:44.720 term useless eater yeah yeah yeah yeah all right that's that's actually what they call people like

00:53:51.420 us they call us useless eaters people who just take up space without contributing anything to

00:53:56.040 society this is a a doctrine that they live by and some people go ahead and i would call them

00:54:03.900 useless yeah i would say they are providing nothing of any spirituality or love or compassion

00:54:11.640 to the earth so as useless as they come these whoever these elites are whoever's doing this to

00:54:17.140 us can take a seat we're tired of them yeah but they're unelected and they're the ones with the

00:54:21.640 power and they've got the money that absolute power corrupts absolutely right so how do we

00:54:29.040 fight back against this some people you know they're all wrapped up in the government and

00:54:33.080 you know, the Freedom Convoy last year that went to Ottawa. And I think that was marvelous. Don't

00:54:38.340 get me wrong. I mean, I think that all those people showing up and showing such solidarity

00:54:43.720 and support for freedom in our country was an amazing thing. And I certainly hope that we

00:54:48.320 could accomplish something like that again on an even larger scale. But I believe that the next

00:54:52.500 target, and I don't like using that word because people take it the wrong way, but

00:54:56.140 I think the next target should probably be corporate Canada. If we're going to deal

00:55:00.920 in national boundaries then corporate canada would be the place to go we go to toronto

00:55:06.260 that's smart to bay street i mean the politicians are the middlemen in all this they're the ones

00:55:13.680 who are implementing what large corporations not even large corporations what larry fink the

00:55:19.060 investment firms those guys what they're saying to do then it funnels down to the large corporations

00:55:24.900 comes down to the governments and then eventually the provincial governments and then eventually

00:55:28.340 the smaller companies and the small businesses and and look at how they've divided us all

00:55:33.160 look at what's happened to our lives oh you you know you're on to something there

00:55:37.640 because the government doesn't budge the law doesn't budge money talks though so if you get

00:55:43.420 these people like the big corporations that went on along with all this and you no longer support

00:55:48.500 them um and like and they go down if they come crashing down like dominoes then maybe we have

00:55:54.900 something maybe they they will then say okay okay this is unsustainable financially and maybe then

00:56:01.940 there'll be change i don't know that people are looking for that one linchpin to pull out like in

00:56:06.600 a game of uh what was that game where you pull out one straw and all the marbles come tumbling down

00:56:10.720 that or like jenga or something so you pull out the one thing and it all comes magically

00:56:15.560 tumbling down and i don't know if if if that is the case because even now you know during pride

00:56:21.880 month we're seeing police ride through crowds of not even angry protesters just people protesting

00:56:28.300 drag queen story hours on horses these cops are coming through all right people it's time to break

00:56:33.140 it up one guy is quoting bible scripture from across the street of uh of a drag queen story

00:56:39.500 hour gathering he gets arrested because he's quoting scripture he's not doing anything wrong

00:56:46.020 he's living in a free country what's the matter with these with these police officers what's the

00:56:50.880 matter with our court system i had carrie simpson on the show the other night and she was telling me

00:56:56.020 all about how the court system in our country has been completely bastardized by the chief

00:57:02.260 justice of the supreme court of canada and the attorney general david lametti so with all of

00:57:08.660 our institutions are on the side of hell what the hell are we supposed to do to fight back

00:57:17.000 what can we do did she give well maybe did she give a reason for that like how that it's that

00:57:24.680 how did that what did she say about how that happens it's been going on since 2015 and uh

00:57:31.740 it's in the show from the other night i do have an email i could bring it up but

00:57:35.240 yeah i haven't got that they've been captured yes right yeah they've been captured so what do we do

00:57:42.360 yes yeah that's the question of the century right I mean I don't think that we can sit there and

00:57:51.300 just shut up and go away I think that like speaking up is is important you we always have

00:57:57.600 to speak up and be aware I mean I don't think we've got to keep going until we can't anymore

00:58:01.760 um yeah and then I don't know what the way is around it but I wouldn't say to not file your

00:58:08.600 court case i wouldn't say to not take it to court i think that one of these days something's gonna

00:58:13.840 they're gonna have to fall they will have to fall with the law so they can throw things out on

00:58:19.560 technicalities if they want but something will give one day and that might be the breakthrough

00:58:24.480 that that um um you know yeah okay i've got the uh the slideshow here from uh carrie's appearance

00:58:34.400 on the show the other night she's such a good talker she knows yeah she is fantastic so here

00:58:40.120 it is it's the ngi so the national judicial institute for those of you that missed the

00:58:44.640 show on monday night this is just going to be a quick overview here um so the national judicial

00:58:51.040 institute i gotta flip pages here i haven't got the right thing up okay but that's okay

00:58:59.560 yeah here's what i'll do i'll send this to you anita so you can have a look at it i mean

00:59:03.520 most of the people watching right now saw this on monday night and guys if you didn't see this

00:59:07.800 on monday that just makes it bigger i thought it was gonna play that's all right find it i'll go

00:59:13.800 back and look just because like she might she probably said a hundred things right so she

00:59:18.400 probably no it's actually only six pages and it's only about uh wokeness she told me that there was

00:59:24.040 a judge uh in british columbia who was listening to a case regarding uh some trans rights and this

00:59:31.340 judge was older and he didn't really know what what the trans person's lawyer was arguing i think

00:59:38.080 it was maybe about a bathroom or something uh being able to use a certain public restroom and

00:59:42.720 so the judge went home that night and apparently was in contact with a couple of representatives

00:59:48.300 from the national judicial institute came in the next day completely indoctrinated into woke speak

00:59:55.360 and woke culture and made his ruling on the case that afternoon in favor of the trans person

01:00:01.040 And I said to Kerry, so he was indoctrinated completely overnight. He didn't know what any of this was one day. He walked into court the next day and he knew everything. So it must have been that he was in contact with the National Judicial Institute. And they set him straight on ESG and DEI.

01:00:23.060 somebody set him straight that's what it was well it wasn't like he changed overnight somebody

01:00:28.860 told him somebody threw down through the beat down right yeah they told him right that's what

01:00:34.700 happened that's why he he didn't wake up because he's woke he woke up because he knew his butt was

01:00:39.640 on the line properly and then he better this this is where we're going like that like that you know

01:00:45.200 when you know when you have a meeting with your bosses and then they say we're doing this and

01:00:50.060 you better get on board or get out yeah sounds like that's what happened but here's the problem

01:00:54.940 with that i mean these people are not anybody's bosses right like the ones who are pushing this

01:01:00.160 agenda they're not your boss they're not my boss so then what is the motivation for us to not say

01:01:05.660 anything on social media or even in public what is uh what would be our impetus for going along

01:01:13.180 with this fear fear they're using fear to control us they because they know that people do not want

01:01:21.200 to be ostracized and be shut out of their own community like happened to you like happened to

01:01:27.200 all of us right those of us who have chosen to speak up against this what's happened our families

01:01:32.800 have pretty much turned their backs on us our friends our community our work our co-workers

01:01:37.380 everybody they have said i'm sorry but you're a bad person now like you said good person bad

01:01:41.980 person right that's what they're using on us now yeah and it's scaring everybody you know but that's

01:01:46.940 why all your friends they all have opinions but they don't say anything on facebook all all my

01:01:51.900 mom friends they don't even talk to me right it's my new friends that support me and the others

01:01:59.400 stay quiet what are you staying quiet for you think someone's gonna get mad at you who's gonna

01:02:03.480 get mad at you you better speak up now yeah you know this is nonsense what's but a lot of them

01:02:10.620 don't see it life is normal for a lot of people now do you have any regrets about anything anita

01:02:17.420 i just have regrets that i didn't keep more paperwork or i'm not more litigious that i

01:02:23.060 didn't oh you know like make you know keep all my files all tidy i had to go back and find

01:02:28.600 everything after or that i just kind of float through life and do whatever i don't really pay

01:02:32.920 attention i don't think anyone's ever out to get me and when somebody came out to get me i was like

01:02:37.560 oh damn i gotta get all my paperwork in order that's my only regret is not having paperwork

01:02:42.680 in order maybe not moving faster or knowing my rights i don't have a single regret about speaking

01:02:49.300 up and i could never go back and do that ridiculous job anymore i'll do anything with

01:02:54.020 pride rather than do that you couldn't sleep at night i'll bet no no no i was feeling sick about

01:03:02.260 the the two things the kids and the pregnancy thing those were the two things i was like

01:03:06.380 what the heck is this about how on earth is this a thing now and nobody knows it was just like a

01:03:12.400 total twilight zone you really think you're going to give this nonsense to pregnant women did you

01:03:17.700 even think where this came from no nobody's thinking the problem is that's the news

01:03:22.600 we're supposed to be thinking you know yeah i just lost faith in people for sure you know i'll tell

01:03:31.280 you this uh bill c11 and bill c18 i think c11 is now law we're very close to becoming law c18 is

01:03:38.060 coming through the senate that's going to slow us down a little bit us independent journalists

01:03:43.120 those of us who do it online that now that they can regulate the internet but we're still going

01:03:47.800 to find a way to do it and more of us we will and that'll take time to trickle through i think

01:03:52.580 unless they do it quick i don't know i just heard from a source that that this c11 like it'll it'll

01:03:59.280 be slow, slower than we think, but I don't know. It's unconstitutional. They're going to have to

01:04:03.620 find a way to implement it somehow through the CRTC. And we all know that the CRTC moves at the

01:04:08.560 speed of molasses. As far as C-18, we don't even know what's going to happen with that yet. It may

01:04:13.520 not even be implemented until there's another election. And I don't think that Trudeau is going

01:04:17.200 to win the next election. And Polly Evans promised to get rid of all these ridiculous free speech

01:04:22.340 censoring laws. So hopefully we keep our fingers crossed on that. But I say that, guys, knowing

01:04:28.000 that we are not going to be able to vote our way out of this ultimately all of us are going to have

01:04:33.560 to stand up anita are you doing anything uh news related online these days if you got a show if

01:04:38.740 you got a podcast you got a twitter i know how do people find you i i have a a rumble channel that

01:04:46.020 has a really weird name because i made it while i was hiding at global it's just my initials it's

01:04:51.380 AK Straight Speaks, and I have like tons of videos on there. So I'm constantly doing stuff.

01:04:57.120 I am toying with the idea of doing a live show because I've been just inspired by you,

01:05:02.120 because you do this. Yeah, you kind of do it live and you're done. You're kind of one and done,

01:05:07.320 right? You know, whereas I'm editing and doing weird things. And I yeah, so I have a channel

01:05:13.200 on Rumble. So look it up a AK Straight Speaks. You can find me on Twitter pretty easily. Anita

01:05:18.680 krishna one and then i have a youtube channel anita k so to kind of dabble in all these things

01:05:24.400 but i um i'd like i do a lot but we really need to get you and others like you because there's

01:05:31.160 so few of us anita who spent time in journalism spent time in media who are now who left the

01:05:36.260 business to speak out about it i don't know why there's so few but there are very i can think of

01:05:41.500 heather our friend heather yeah uh yourself me even though i was out before the whole thing

01:05:47.440 started kid carson in vancouver as well i think he's another one um and and that's it who else

01:05:53.740 in in media and journalism has left corporate journalism to speak out about this yeah um yeah

01:06:00.440 marianne clowack is one from cbc right yeah that's right and she's uh i'm sure she would

01:06:07.100 have offers to do anything she wanted you know i guess although it's a tough world out there

01:06:12.360 especially these days

01:06:14.640 so we're going to keep in touch

01:06:16.160 I want to have you back

01:06:17.440 and we want to find you, we want to see you doing a show

01:06:19.940 the more of us the better

01:06:21.280 okay, I'll do it

01:06:22.920 I will do it

01:06:26.320 I'm going to do like a Monday night mashup

01:06:28.900 I'm going to do that

01:06:29.820 talk to you again soon

01:06:32.400 thank you

01:06:32.840 thank you so much

01:06:34.080 here's Anita Krishna

01:06:37.460 she is a former news director

01:06:40.420 news floor director

01:06:41.760 slash producer with global news british columbia and what was going on there what's still going

01:06:50.260 on there what's still going on at all of the left-wing corporate media organizations in the

01:06:55.280 country criminal i've got a couple of other things i want to cover here including a couple of

01:07:02.220 pretty funny videos to play for you guys towards the end of the show here this is a headline and

01:07:08.040 a quote all right for those of uh for those of you who think that we're through this that it's over

01:07:16.500 and we've got to fight the wokeness battle now yeah sure but that is definitely a distraction

01:07:25.920 to what is going on and people continue to call my attention to this every single day and i don't

01:07:31.980 blame them they think i'm not talking enough about it but here it is here there is the director

01:07:37.960 of the World Health Organization.

01:07:40.340 The headline is,

01:07:42.220 Who Concludes 76th Assembly

01:07:44.660 as Debate Over Pandemic Treaty Rages On.

01:07:48.320 As the who concludes their 76th assembly,

01:07:51.560 the pandemic treaty continues to be

01:07:53.440 a hotly contested topic,

01:07:55.220 with supporters claiming it will prevent

01:07:57.340 future pandemics and critics warning

01:07:59.340 it will end national sovereignty.

01:08:03.080 Now, this next quote is alarming,

01:08:06.580 But they've been telling us over and over and over again.

01:08:14.240 I think we'll get an accord in place if everyone realizes that our window before this next pandemic, this next health threat, is probably not far away.

01:08:27.680 Now look at the wording of that.

01:08:29.520 I think we'll get an accord in place if everyone realizes that our window before this next pandemic, this as in there is one that exists and they're planning on releasing it soon, as opposed to saying some next pandemic or maybe another.

01:08:50.380 No, no, no.

01:08:51.380 There is no ambiguity about this statement whatsoever.

01:08:55.220 These were the words of U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra

01:09:01.320 while speaking to journalists in Geneva, Switzerland last week for that meeting.

01:09:07.840 It's coming. It's coming.

01:09:11.120 The question is, what are we going to do?

01:09:17.140 And more importantly, because you're here, I know what you're going to do.

01:09:22.340 You're going to stand up.

01:09:23.240 You're going to say no.

01:09:23.920 It's going to be united noncompliance.

01:09:27.040 But more importantly, what are they going to do?

01:09:31.480 And by they, I mean those people in the middle.

01:09:35.080 Those people who have gone back to their normal everyday lives like nothing happened.

01:09:40.260 Will they fall for this nonsense again?

01:09:43.820 Or will they stand up and say that's enough?

01:09:47.220 That's the question of the day.

01:09:48.760 And that's where we come in.

01:09:51.900 So Anita and I were talking about what's really the impetus behind all the nonsense that's been going on?

01:09:59.540 What's the agenda?

01:10:01.280 What's the end game?

01:10:03.000 What's all of that?

01:10:05.320 Well, that doesn't really matter.

01:10:09.660 Because I never want to see that day come.

01:10:12.860 What really matters now is the fight in hearts for hearts and minds.

01:10:17.760 And so people keep talking about how we can fight against this.

01:10:21.280 How we can fight against this is to show people truth, show people facts, show people what they're saying, how blatantly arrogant these so-called elites are when it comes to announcing what their plans are and how they're able to get away with it so easily without people noticing.

01:10:46.200 some people you are not going to be able to convince and it doesn't matter you could show

01:10:52.920 it to them you could show it to them over and over again right under their noses right up in

01:10:56.700 their faces read this and they'll say conspiracy theory ha and then you know that that person will

01:11:06.880 be lost forever that is the same person that would call the cops on you if you step 10 feet

01:11:15.460 out of the house if we were locked away again because of another virus another pandemic

01:11:19.880 that person is not to be trusted in that and and it's sad because we do lose people

01:11:28.180 we'll continue to lose people we'll we'll lose people we've just recently regained

01:11:34.120 when they launch this next thing on us

01:11:38.580 elon musk says canada needs a new government to protect free speech

01:11:43.860 the jury is still out on elon i i have no same with jordan peterson you know i mean i i don't

01:11:49.720 know i don't know what these guys are all about are they with us are they against us or are they

01:11:56.020 just for themselves i don't know or maybe they're playing three-dimensional chess and we're so out

01:12:03.780 of the loop that we could never even begin to figure out what they're doing i think they're

01:12:09.660 probably 20 steps ahead of us, to be completely honest. Elon Musk recently said Canada needs a

01:12:15.360 new government because the Liberals do not care about enacting protections for free speech. Duh.

01:12:20.720 Musk made the comments during a recent Twitter space with Robert F. Kennedy and the conversation

01:12:26.260 that touched on the government censorship in the COVID-19 pandemic. He took the opportunity to

01:12:31.540 highlight Canada as a country lacking in free speech rights. He expressed gratitude for the

01:12:35.940 existing system in the states and suggested that canada should enact similar rights in the future

01:12:40.700 he said it's easy for people to take for granted the system we have here in the united states but

01:12:44.880 it really doesn't exist anywhere else you know not even in canada then he goes on to say i'm

01:12:49.880 half canadian you don't have free speech rights in canada you have in the united states and

01:12:54.220 perhaps a new government in canada at some point will enact those rights because it's really

01:12:59.760 important. Thank you, Elon. That would be nice. Okay, here's a couple of funny videos.

01:13:07.440 This is three minutes long. Woman wearing bizarre helmet for protection from COVID speaks out at a

01:13:14.220 public meeting in Portland, Oregon. We're not going to play the whole thing. We'll just play

01:13:19.000 apart. Here we go.

01:13:49.000 this can't be real

01:13:51.620 okay just for reference guys you might think okay this is like three years ago or two years ago

01:14:12.780 even. It's from yesterday. This video is from yesterday.

01:14:22.860 that's all i wanted to show you we didn't have to show you the whole thing just

01:14:44.760 that that woman chose to go out in public to speak at a public meeting with that ridiculous

01:14:51.280 helmet on, trying to avoid concussions and COVID. Here's one posted by our friend from

01:14:57.280 Unified Grassroots, based out of Saskatchewan, Nadine Ness, who we probably should have back

01:15:01.360 on the show at some point soon, just because she's awesome. Nadine says, this is a perfect

01:15:07.000 example of how I feel debating with a far leftist on Twitter. Watch this. This is hilarious.

01:15:16.400 What the hell is this Karen doing?

01:15:21.280 Now, I almost feel like this is made up, but you guys decide for yourselves.

01:15:51.280 well you're not hearing that did you hear the first one oh no well it doesn't matter it doesn't

01:16:02.740 matter what they said it matters what you saw all right so i'll go back to the beginning here i'm

01:16:07.440 sorry about that you guys here we go this is karen doing what's this karen doing he says what

01:16:13.460 you all right there love do you know what you're doing here with your engine idling

01:16:21.860 no what you are polluting the atmosphere really just sitting here without a care of the world

01:16:26.420 with your engine running okay i don't care who you're polluting here okay lots of kids

01:16:31.300 live around here you know what is that so well he lives here i don't see any kids here well

01:16:36.180 they're not here at the moment but they're living in these flats you know the fumes from this car

01:16:40.160 are going in through all the windows and all the ventilation.

01:16:42.660 The fumes from this car, yeah?

01:16:44.440 Yeah, that's right.

01:16:45.400 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:16:46.200 Well, you know that this car's electric, right?

01:16:48.620 Ha, ha, ha.

01:16:49.860 Yeah, yeah.

01:16:50.620 You try and fob me off like that.

01:16:52.240 It's an electric car.

01:16:53.600 La-di-da-di-da.

01:16:54.300 Just to cover up your crimes.

01:16:55.960 Because I will be reporting this, you know.

01:16:57.320 What, what, what?

01:16:57.880 Report me to who?

01:16:59.440 To the authorities.

01:17:00.760 What, what?

01:17:01.400 And say what?

01:17:01.880 Hey, excuse me, someone's in their car.

01:17:03.540 Yeah, I'm going to take a picture of you and all.

01:17:05.340 Yeah, so that's you.

01:17:06.320 For what reason?

01:17:06.760 You're sitting in the car with the engine running.

01:17:08.580 You're polluting the atmosphere.

01:17:09.600 that is a crime now how is it a crime because you are sending untold nasty emissions of poison

01:17:17.720 all over this area really it shouldn't be allowed am i really yes you are really

01:17:23.440 really really as you live and breathe do you do you think this is made up

01:17:27.860 do you think this is made up like is it a comedy sketch or is this actually real

01:17:36.280 i need to hear from you i i because i'm thinking that this is this is kind of like a sketch

01:17:45.560 you guys you're saying no it's real okay here we go as you're talking to me now you are sitting

01:17:55.540 there with your engine running and you're sat there with a atmosphere and you're sitting there

01:18:00.180 and you're standing over there with a hat on i'm like well that's might be a crime against fashion

01:18:06.000 but it's certainly not a crime as in the police are going to get me are they okay so what you're

01:18:10.080 going to call the police because because i'm just sat in my car you're just sat in your car with your

01:18:14.240 engine running if you were sat in the car with your engine off like i wouldn't say anything about

01:18:18.000 it but love it's an electric car my way and you know enjoy my afternoon rather than engaging in

01:18:22.640 a pointless conversation with you no no i hope it's not pointless because i'm hoping that you're

01:18:26.640 going to turn that bloody engine off love love it's an electric yeah no you've got a child in

01:18:30.320 the back there love it's you know what you're doing to that child you got the window open talking to

01:18:34.560 me as you would of course but i'm saying it's an electric car though it's not an electric car

01:18:38.840 there's no there's no emissions coming out of you what's that no what is that what oh so that

01:18:47.100 tells me it's an electric car because you've touched my car now what you've got your right

01:18:51.160 all right you've got the right to do a baby's my finger i'm not going to touch your car again

01:18:55.380 thank you oh it's over okay i'm going to try and find you the the video from the bubble head woman

01:19:03.540 because yeah okay here it is because you didn't hear it and oh wait one more thing to all the

01:19:11.340 advocates that are white and keep using black and indigenous women as their grounds for like

01:19:16.780 why they should keep these camps up all right never mind okay can you guys hear that i hope

01:19:21.640 you can all right here okay this is the video of the bubble-headed woman speak on our behalf

01:19:29.180 half if you care about us you should not want us living like that get us off the street it's not

01:19:35.360 her don't worry it's not her it's the next one coming up here good morning right there see you

01:19:41.500 right there madam chair of madam commissioners thank you for the opportunity to speak today

01:19:46.140 can you hear me okay i'm yes learning how to use this um trying to avoid concussions and covid

01:19:52.480 My name is Sharmine Yashilada

01:19:55.740 I'm an architect

01:19:56.640 I live and work in Multnomah Village in Portland

01:19:59.340 I am the founder of

01:20:01.200 Social Architecture and Community Development

01:20:03.500 I work with Mike

01:20:04.980 She's an architect

01:20:06.220 She's not stupid

01:20:09.260 Man, I mean architects

01:20:10.660 That's tough to become one

01:20:12.660 You gotta be smart

01:20:14.680 You're designing buildings

01:20:17.620 To go way up in the air

01:20:19.300 but somehow some way micro villages alternative shelters outdoor shelters and residential infill

01:20:31.560 development they're actually selling those things i saw them available on amazon

01:20:39.220 i showed you guys that one uh okay and this is the last thing i want to leave you with we're

01:20:45.260 not going to play you the video of tucker i just wanted to show you i'm going to refresh this i

01:20:50.900 just wanted to show you since five o'clock last night when he posted this episode one and i'm not

01:20:56.780 he hasn't said what his schedule is how often he's going to produce little pieces like this

01:21:01.560 this was a 10 minute 27 second piece episode one he called it and it's only going to be

01:21:08.980 on twitter as you can see the little logo in the in the corner there says tucker on twitter

01:21:13.840 has 67.4 thousand comments, 218.9 thousand retweets, 737.1 thousand likes, and has been

01:21:31.240 reviewed 95.6 million times.

01:21:38.780 Tucker's average audience on Fox was roughly between three and 3.5 million

01:21:45.380 nightly, and that made him the number one news voice in the United States.

01:21:51.020 This makes him the number one news voice on the planet, bar none.

01:21:58.640 This man does not need a network.

01:22:01.240 This little 10-minute video that he put out yesterday has been seen 95.6 million times.

01:22:12.940 That is something that somebody like me could only ever dream of.

01:22:20.820 I would like to thank Anita Krishna for joining the show tonight.

01:22:25.880 She is pleasant.

01:22:27.040 She is forthright.

01:22:28.760 She's great.

01:22:29.860 and i would like to work with her at some point going forward as we continue to build our little

01:22:37.200 independent media uh i don't even know what to call us what are the independent media they're

01:22:43.500 not stations or independent media outlets i suppose all of us well most of us it would be

01:22:51.080 great if we could all start working together sharing ideas and coming up with solutions

01:22:57.200 so again i look forward to seeing anita again very soon and you guys as well that's it for

01:23:04.620 the show tonight i hope you enjoyed i hope i can't get rumble to work i have the app and

01:23:10.840 joined and still nothing will play people yeah that could be the uh the actual rumble app itself

01:23:17.740 some people suggest that the rumble app doesn't work so well you just have to use a website

01:23:22.980 I really can't explain why.

01:23:25.780 I'm not a technician, but I have heard that.

01:23:28.920 Thanks, you guys, for being here tonight with me.

01:23:32.280 I hope you had a good time talking amongst yourselves

01:23:34.800 and hearing the information that I provided for you tonight.

01:23:38.240 If you like my work and you think it's worth something,

01:23:41.740 you could think about maybe shooting a donation my way

01:23:45.100 to help me keep the show going and keep the lights on.

01:23:47.420 e-transfers are accepted gratefully at shadowdavis at gmail.com that's s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s

01:23:55.520 at gmail.com use the password shadow that's it i will talk to you tomorrow night at eight o'clock

01:24:02.040 central for another shadow at night live stream until then i can't forget to say this i was

01:24:07.280 reminded by my young friend madison the other day you forgot to say i love you all and i will talk

01:24:14.100 to you again very soon. Bye for now.

The Shadoe Davis Show - June 08, 2023

Shadoe at Nite Weds June 7th⧸2023 w⧸former Global News producer Anita Krishna

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