The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Weds Nov. 29th⧸2023 w⧸Ken Drysdale from The National Citizen's Inquiry

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00:00:30.000 the shadow at night it's already almost almost the end of november it is wednesday november the

00:00:45.280 29th 2023 and welcome to the shadow at night live stream our guest tonight is the lead commissioner

00:00:53.080 of the national citizens inquiry ken drysdale will join the show in just a couple of moments

00:00:59.380 I want to go say some hellos. Hello, hello, hello to who's watching tonight on Facebook.

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00:02:17.260 and for those of you who say, Shadow

00:02:19.080 you got to talk more about the things that are going on

00:02:21.120 right now and where we're at in this whole thing

00:02:22.960 I say look

00:02:24.660 I do that sometimes, but there are times where we're welcoming new people who are just waking up.

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00:02:42.480 You've got to just kind of, you know, ease them into things.

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00:02:50.340 Hello, Patricia, watching on Rumble tonight.

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00:03:09.600 bestest well thanks very much oh by the way i think i've gotten most of the snail mail you guys

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00:04:32.580 Ken Drysdale from the National Citizens Inquiry is going to join in just a second

00:04:37.380 to talk about the final report issued yesterday.

00:04:40.540 5,000 pages, I believe it was.

00:04:44.020 Of course, I've read the whole thing.

00:04:45.860 We have a couple of petitions that are going around right now.

00:04:49.560 I want to refresh this for you guys because it's been picking up steam.

00:04:52.920 A lot of the very big names in Canadian alternate media have been sharing this in the past day or so.

00:05:00.760 The last time I checked this petition, this is for a vote of non-confidence in the government in the House of Commons.

00:05:06.820 And this has only got a shelf life of 30 days.

00:05:09.700 The last day is Christmas Eve.

00:05:11.140 it was sponsored by conservative michelle ferrari right there not written by her but sponsored by

00:05:18.540 her so let's see how many signatures we have uh where are we at with the signatures signatures

00:05:23.540 i was going to say 11 000 no that's wrong it's 112 949 so in the past couple of hours

00:05:33.680 the signatures have grown by almost 15 000 that's amazing how do i find the petition

00:05:41.640 you go on to your brave not google they made a deal with with the federal government today

00:05:46.900 so they'll be paying social media for the privilege of advertising for the big media companies

00:05:55.520 it's the most cockeyed backwards thing i have ever heard but that's the liberals for you in

00:06:04.560 the online streaming act we'll tell you about that in just a second but uh use brave go to brave

00:06:13.460 type in non-confidence canada petition and this should be the first thing that pops up especially

00:06:22.760 now because it's so active this one here the one we talked about a month ago it's kind of lost steam

00:06:27.840 a little bit this is the one about pulling out of the united nations the world health organization

00:06:31.620 getting rid of the world economic forum and all that it was sponsored by leslin lewis

00:06:35.420 and it's just over 52 000 signatures right now this one's got a ways to go yet it doesn't come

00:06:42.240 due until the beginning of february so we can work with this one all through january the other one

00:06:46.980 right now is the big deal but if you find your way to signing this one you haven't done it yet

00:06:51.100 Go ahead and do that. Every signature counts. And you might be thinking, well, Shadow, you always say that petitions mean nothing. And I usually agree with that. But these are House of Commons official petitions and they have to be introduced.

00:07:04.600 So imagine the Conservative MP, Michelle Ferrari, opening up that petition the next time the House of Commons gathers in January and saying, we have 500,000 Canadian signatures on this petition that are demanding a non-confidence vote in the government right now.

00:07:23.040 do you think the liberals and the NDP might be shaking in their boots in that moment when they

00:07:28.780 hear that maybe not so much Jagmeet Singh and Justin Trudeau but definitely the NDP and liberal

00:07:34.120 backbenchers because they know they might be out of a job unless they vote against their own

00:07:39.560 government oh what an awful spot to be in uh this story comes from CHCH I think that's a TV station

00:07:47.780 in hamilton anyway i saw this this morning and i laughed i laughed because i'd been saying well

00:07:54.660 google is going to start taking canadian news off their search engine and off youtube in the next

00:07:58.760 month unless something happens and something happened the federal government has reached

00:08:04.140 to deal with google over the online news act so basically what this is is google has to pay

00:08:12.560 Canadian media from a slush fund

00:08:15.460 about $100 million every year.

00:08:20.500 On top of the $750 million

00:08:24.160 they're already getting from us, the taxpayer,

00:08:26.980 because of Trudeau and Freeland.

00:08:30.900 So Canadian media companies

00:08:33.260 with no real plan,

00:08:36.180 business plan, to exist any longer

00:08:38.260 are only being bailed out

00:08:40.780 and only exist because of us and now because of Google

00:08:45.200 who signed that agreement with the government today

00:08:47.880 to give $100 million to media outlets

00:08:50.480 for the privilege of amplifying their websites

00:08:56.080 and their news coverage.

00:09:00.600 Essentially, that's what that is.

00:09:03.940 Essentially, that's what that is.

00:09:06.660 it's like the paper boy paying for the privilege of delivering the paper to the newspaper and not

00:09:14.460 the other way around that's how this works it's absolutely disgusting uh let's bring in ken

00:09:20.860 drysdale ken is the lead commissioner of the national citizens inquiry what do you think

00:09:27.080 about that ken do you think that's a good deal for big tech in canada or is it a good for the

00:09:33.300 people i don't even understand why this is happening in the first place well i guess we're

00:09:38.520 not providing the media the the uh the private media and the public media with enough money

00:09:43.000 not to have your taxpayer money directly and so perhaps they think they're losing control of it

00:09:48.360 i mean uh you know i the other day i was talking to david lease from the frontier center and he was

00:09:53.320 telling me that over half of the winnipeg free press budget comes from the government yeah well

00:09:59.880 the winnipeg free press was the leader in getting this whole thing settled i think five years ago

00:10:05.320 now yeah they were the ones who wanted it in the first place so it's amazing to me i i wrote a

00:10:12.200 piece on x yesterday that's since gone viral about my opinion as to why the marxist corporate media

00:10:19.720 which is what they're known as on this show anyway uh have become so corrupt and there are three

00:10:24.920 elements to it i'm not going to go into it right now if you guys want to see you can go on to x

00:10:28.280 and read that i read it on the show last night but obviously one of them is the funding they get

00:10:33.560 not just from the federal government now anymore now it's going to come from big tech and i often

00:10:38.120 wonder uh today is facebook going to turn around and make that same deal or are they going to keep

00:10:43.960 holding out and not allow canadian news on their platforms instagram and facebook it's very

00:10:49.880 interesting anyway my friend i caught you yesterday yesterday morning when you presented the final

00:10:55.960 report of the national citizens inquiry you and the other commissioners and i have to say it was

00:11:01.900 a remarkably professional detailed job and much respect for me and all of the viewers of this show

00:11:11.060 for digging in the last few months and going through all of the details of all the testimony

00:11:17.600 from everybody that you heard and then coming up with those recommendations i i think the report is

00:11:22.680 what 5 000 pages long right with with the um the transcripts yeah absolutely i think it's 5 400

00:11:29.300 pages 5 400 pages how did you guys i mean all you commissioners how did you guys get together and

00:11:37.020 agree on all of the recommendations that you came up with and i think there's 80 of them am i right

00:11:43.040 no there's like 400 400 oh oh yeah i was a little low with that well it's it split up we what we

00:11:51.460 did was i mean look at our scope was fair was open and so we had the we had testimony from 300

00:11:58.880 people over 300 people and they touched on just about every aspect of our society so how do you

00:12:06.000 write a report like that and get it out in a reasonable amount of time because things are

00:12:11.320 changing so fast so you know we split it up into different areas of expertise and then each of us

00:12:19.400 had a certain um area that we were um that we were most interested in obviously somebody like

00:12:26.400 dr massey was more interested in the um in the uh the medical part of it um uh heather uh was more

00:12:34.340 focused on the law the civil law mandates and stuff and janice was more uh interested in the

00:12:41.900 social aspects so what we did was um we never had any really didn't have any disagreements with when

00:12:48.560 we pulled it all together the disagreements that we had were everybody felt that certain sections

00:12:57.440 were the most important because we we always have it in our mind it's a human condition we always

00:13:02.100 have it in our mind we have to prioritize things and and probably that the the the the most

00:13:08.260 controversial discussion and there really weren't any controversial discussions but the thing that

00:13:12.460 was discussed a whole lot between us was should we be prioritizing these things and in the end

00:13:18.180 we didn't we we cut it up into i don't know how many sections and then we just listed the

00:13:23.560 recommendations because what's what's most important to shadow davis might not be most

00:13:29.700 important to ken drysdale or might not be important to the your neighbor so we i think that was the

00:13:36.080 the biggest point of discussion with us and we all came to the same conclusion really quickly

00:13:40.940 actually but how is it that i mean you've got a 5 400 page report with 400 recommendations how is

00:13:47.180 that's something that you can actually send out to the public or even the marxist corporate media

00:13:52.600 and get them to go all right i'm going to read through this and i'm going to be able to publish

00:13:55.840 the highlights i mean that's going to take a while was there some kind of a cole's notes or

00:14:00.380 readers digest version of it well we built that in you know i mean look at i learned my lesson

00:14:06.220 when i did the 89 page report and you know this you know it's it's been read i think it's two

00:14:10.900 million times now supposedly but then a lot of people were very intimidated with 89 pages so

00:14:16.920 when we say 5,000 pages you know we don't want to turn people off so this is this is what we did

00:14:23.020 we there's it's broken down in a lot of sections and probably the section that the people are

00:14:29.800 going to be most interested in is section eight. Section eight is just a a listing and it's

00:14:36.540 categorized so it might be there be a category called emergency planning one called coercion

00:14:43.060 one called international law and it's just a listing of the recommendations and they're

00:14:47.420 fairly short you know there's a one or two or three or four line recommendation so

00:14:52.340 i always tell you know we built in this it's like a cole's nose it's section eight

00:14:57.900 and and the way i always tell people to approach this because a lot of people don't know anything

00:15:02.560 about the nci and as you were saying there's still a lot of people that are kind of starting

00:15:05.920 to wake up this is my advice go to the nci rumble page go to any of the hearings pick three

00:15:14.380 testimonies and watch the videos and i will guarantee they'll change your life and i'll

00:15:19.640 guarantee the second thing you're going to want to do is see what we were recommending and if

00:15:24.060 and if that hasn't grabbed you to start going through you know what our discussion and our

00:15:29.240 analysis and i don't know what will but you know it's like a lot of things you take it one little

00:15:33.300 piece at a time and and each piece should build on the next and it should inspire you and you know

00:15:39.980 canadians are going to be shocked as i was uh once they go through this process and find out really

00:15:45.620 what happened i was so surprised by the breadth of witnesses that you had come on you had people

00:15:53.320 from every walk of life in canada but you also had the big names come on you had i played a clip of

00:15:59.060 dr jay batachari's testimony last night you had jordan peterson come on you had dr peter mccullough

00:16:04.620 come on to talk about the ill side effects of what the lockdowns did the mandates the the shots all

00:16:12.240 of these things uh and i know you've been asked this a million times and you probably answer

00:16:17.240 differently every time and i've even asked you this myself before but with so many different

00:16:22.740 testimonies to pick from what stands out what are the two or three maybe uh testimonies that

00:16:30.180 stand out most to you maybe this is going to surprise you and and the reason i say that is

00:16:37.320 because you know a lot of people are overwhelmed when you speak of some of those names that you

00:16:41.700 just listed off but i'll tell you there's two that probably for me personally impacted me the most

00:16:50.360 One was Sheila Lewis. In my opinion, she was executed by our government.

00:16:57.340 The other story, and you know what, I should have looked up the name and I mean no disrespect to this family.

00:17:04.340 But when we were in Saskatoon, one of the witnesses came up and she was obviously very distraught and she told a story about her mother.

00:17:11.640 her mother went to a local pharmacy in Saskatchewan and she got into the lineup to get her injection

00:17:20.580 and you know the line when she got into the line as she was moving forward the line kept building 1.00

00:17:25.400 behind her anyway this lady got her shot and a minute or two minutes or three minutes whatever

00:17:30.940 it was later she dropped dead on the floor in the pharmacy and not a single person not a single

00:17:38.080 person who was in that line got out of the line those two i mean there was lots you know but those

00:17:44.980 two come to mind immediately that they shocked me they shocked me you know the stories we heard

00:17:51.880 and and like you say and i want to echo what ken just said guys go to the rumble page of the

00:17:57.500 national citizens inquiry and pick out three testimonies and watch them more of them you know

00:18:03.260 it's funny when you start watching these testimonies it's like you can't stop yeah um

00:18:10.520 has it been frustrating not being able to completely get the message out to all Canadians

00:18:19.680 about what you're doing what you have been doing you and the commission because of the left-wing

00:18:25.300 corporate media's refusal to cover these proceedings well the interesting you're very

00:18:31.540 right they haven't you know um when we released the interim report in september cbc was there

00:18:39.320 cpac was there cpac carried it cbc didn't didn't carry anything now on this event which happened

00:18:45.900 the other on tuesday you know it's a world historic event this kind of thing has never

00:18:51.300 been done before in the world and the cbc didn't show up this time cpac carried it live

00:18:57.140 but cbc none of the other corporate media showed up and and and we know the reason why because

00:19:03.360 they're bought and paid for and you're not going to buy bite the hand that feeds you and and believe

00:19:08.620 me the government will bite that hand and they know it have you been able to pick up and this

00:19:16.140 is what i've been telling folks for the last while that i've been feeling a vibe a very positive vibe

00:19:22.400 and i know you were at the christine anderson event last night and i'm sure there was a positive

00:19:25.860 vibe radiating throughout that event but i've been noticing myself just in the places i go

00:19:31.820 you know wherever you go on your day-to-day life supermarket walmart the bank whatever

00:19:36.940 but noticing a change in people it seems as though more people are willing to listen now

00:19:43.920 as opposed to before when they were no no i'm not interested i don't want to hear about it the masks

00:19:48.860 were absolutely necessary and we needed to be locked down and i've got eight vaccines now

00:19:53.400 they listen curiously you know to maybe a second-hand conversation they're dropping in on

00:20:01.040 have you noticed absolutely and and you know i i attribute that to a few things

00:20:07.520 one is the truth is coming out despite the best efforts efforts of the cbc and the rest of the

00:20:14.340 of the marxist media the truth is coming out people are turning away from the media i mean

00:20:20.980 look at their numbers you know they they you had stated in your in your opening statement that you 0.75

00:20:25.920 know they have no business plan they they will not exist and they know it and they're desperate

00:20:30.300 so people are starting to wake up and maybe maybe it's cliche but the truth is like light in the

00:20:38.060 darkness and when you're in the darkness you're terrified there's horrors that you can't see

00:20:43.120 but as soon as a trickle of light starts to come and you see that those horrors you imagine

00:20:47.460 aren't aren't as threatening as they are so this truth as it's coming in it's it's like

00:20:53.460 lighting up this room and people are starting to see the things that are in it and they're starting

00:20:59.280 to see wow you know the conspiracy theorists the as trudeau called me a racist a misogynist and i

00:21:08.000 can't remember what else he called me because i didn't want to you know take a medical treatment

00:21:12.140 um they're starting to see the truth and so they're starting that terror that fear of the

00:21:18.560 unknown is starting to disappear and and it's only going to get bigger as i watched the nci and

00:21:24.500 what's going on there we're growing by orders of magnitude it was a hard slog when we started i

00:21:31.160 mean talk about a canadian story you know we were going i think you know this maybe your listeners

00:21:38.620 don't but people ask me well why did you have the first meeting in truro nova scotia well because

00:21:45.400 we were in halifax and they canceled on us and we were in toronto they canceled on us we couldn't

00:21:50.100 find lawyers in toronto saskatoon canceled on us um we were in langley bc because vancouver we

00:21:56.400 couldn't get a hotel in vancouver because they canceled on us and and when there were times

00:22:01.180 i remember the first day in saskatoon we sat down for the hearings and all of our witnesses had

00:22:07.640 decided they weren't coming and so we had standby witnesses and whatnot we brought them but there

00:22:12.860 was so much fear fear of the the people who wanted to testify they were terrified they're

00:22:18.000 going to lose their job their banks were going to stop doing business with them and fear from these

00:22:22.560 hotels that do a lot of business with the government and so once they found out who they

00:22:28.460 were they just wouldn't do business and this is still happening today you know christine anderson's 0.90

00:22:35.480 a gig in

00:22:37.220 where we should go in Ottawa or Toronto next

00:22:39.100 it cancelled on them at the last minute

00:22:40.800 and even the other organization

00:22:43.300 I'm involved with we did a live

00:22:45.020 event in

00:22:46.860 Lactobani Manitoba on Sunday

00:22:48.700 well we had booked the Heritage Centre

00:22:50.860 and they cancelled on us three or four

00:22:53.160 days before the event we ended up in the Legion

00:22:54.960 across the street that's a government

00:22:57.060 subsidized thing that

00:22:59.200 being paid for by our taxes

00:23:00.960 and they cancelled

00:23:02.300 and the funny thing is

00:23:03.880 go ahead yeah the funny thing is the people who run that place they showed up at the meeting

00:23:09.720 and then they walked out halfway through well how how rural manitoba you would think people

00:23:19.100 would be interested that's the one thing that i've noticed a lot the last couple of years is

00:23:23.660 that rural people are far more interested in hearing this stuff than urban people are and yet

00:23:29.380 what are they woke and like the bonnie and no it's not the people it was the people running

00:23:35.300 that heritage center and you know i'll tell you something else shadow we had three live events

00:23:41.200 from manitoba stronger together in the last week or so we were in steinback like the bonnie and we

00:23:46.460 were in um in stonewall and uh we had i don't know almost 100 people 100 plus people in steinback

00:23:55.260 we had about 60 70 and and like the body and but the interesting thing is is at the end of our

00:24:01.280 close to the end of our presentation I stood up and I said listen and Steinbeck if you can get

00:24:07.080 150 200 people together I'll come back and I'll just talk about the NCI well they've already got

00:24:12.340 almost got it like the body the same thing and and there's so there's a hunger now that people

00:24:19.280 want to hear these stories and they want to find out what's going on I mean they don't want to

00:24:23.340 watch me i wonder they want to there's no reason for that but they want to hear the information

00:24:27.360 and so you know i think you've been a fantastic leader in this and the work that you've been

00:24:33.780 doing and the the knowledge experience and the distinguish aspect that you bring to this and

00:24:42.740 this is something we've talked about a little bit as well it's time for the movement to maybe grow

00:24:47.740 up a little bit and start playing with the big boys you know maybe that's why the marxist corporate 0.93

00:24:54.200 media didn't want to come and cover this because they thought it was going to be a bunch of yahoos 0.99

00:24:58.540 like at the freedom convoy um in their opinion and then you know the same goes for different 1.00

00:25:07.940 events that they didn't want to cover because they thought well this is just going to be a bunch of

00:25:12.780 you know freaks right so the movement has been gaining steam in that regard thanks to people

00:25:19.920 like yourself you know i mean look at you right now you're wearing a tie you're wearing a coat

00:25:24.020 uh probably no pants but no i've got pants i'm not a cnn commentator by the way

00:25:32.280 i'll leave you i'll leave that for you to explain to your audience do you think that's an important

00:25:39.080 thing as a way to get to corporate canada and get some funding and get some some important and

00:25:47.260 influential people to start helping this movement out more and maybe even some politicians to

00:25:51.860 recognize what we're doing i know that some members of the conservative party have been mentioning

00:25:57.160 things about the mandates and the vaccines lately and the liberals have jumped on them but

00:26:02.960 it's a good start right well you know i i had a meeting with ted folk a couple of months ago

00:26:08.700 and he's oh you finally tracked him down congratulations good no no no not ted falk

00:26:12.940 he was no problem it was it was uh james bazan who's been playing the hide seek with us and

00:26:19.320 that's an interesting thing too but i talked to ted falk about this we had a meeting with him a

00:26:23.560 month and a half two months ago and he was telling me that during the whole covid thing

00:26:27.880 five members of the pc representatives federally stood up and he was one of them and they've all

00:26:35.340 paid that price and then you've got somebody like james bazan and we met with him three or

00:26:41.500 four times now and we said to him we just asked the question so james um what do you think about

00:26:46.980 the wef and he goes oh you know the wef it's just like the lions club i'm a member of the 0.98

00:26:52.540 lions club it's no problem i it's all a bunch of crap and he's the one if the conservatives get in 0.97

00:26:58.660 And I believe he's going to be the defense minister. 0.97

00:27:02.760 So Lions Club, he actually said that?

00:27:05.640 He actually said I have four people in the room.

00:27:09.680 And Marty Morant, same thing.

00:27:11.220 Funny you should say that because I ran into Marty Morant about a year ago in a restaurant here in this part of town.

00:27:16.380 He's the he's the MP for St. James in Assinibo.

00:27:19.240 And I said, Marty, I want to talk to you.

00:27:21.060 If it's about the World Economic Forum, not not interested.

00:27:23.860 It's just a conspiracy theory.

00:27:25.180 so that's where we're at with some of them now again that's a year ago maybe things have changed

00:27:32.980 a little bit but i have noticed that there are certain representatives especially in committees

00:27:38.140 not necessarily in the house of common so much but in committees who are bringing this stuff up

00:27:42.800 so maybe we have a an in there somehow yeah stuff is starting there's look at these people are like

00:27:49.500 willows in the wind whatever way the wind is blowing or they sense the wind to be blowing

00:27:55.020 that's the way they're going to bend and so this is a good sign for us you know it what it's telling

00:28:00.460 us is that they're starting to sense that the country is changing but one of the things that

00:28:06.640 i don't think they understand is that it should not be business as usual these people that

00:28:15.480 committed these horrors against our people and murdered people should be held to account

00:28:21.360 now where are we going to find a court of law that's not corrupt as well in this country that's

00:28:27.500 a big challenge but these people need to be held up and they need to face justice um it's not just

00:28:35.920 well i'll start saying it now i'll start i'll start mouthing the words now and i'm okay no

00:28:41.160 canadian people deserve better we need to hold them to the full extent of the law you know when

00:28:48.400 When the CBC is out there telling pregnant women that they're more at risk to COVID and the vaccines are perfectly safe for them, they should be criminally liable for that.

00:29:00.940 They should be.

00:29:01.960 There was an interesting line of questioning in committee the other day.

00:29:05.200 I forget the name of the conservative MP. 0.62

00:29:08.340 He's the bald guy who is like a bulldog in there.

00:29:11.100 He was trying to ask the RCMP deputy commissioner if they could actually arrest Justin Trudeau.

00:29:17.060 And the liberal MPs on committee kept filibustering, filibustering, filibustering, point of order, point of order.

00:29:23.140 It's not the topic that we're discussing. I mean, that's all they could do. Right.

00:29:26.500 The liberals are finished. We know that. And we know in the next election, the conservatives are going to form government as you know, as that happens.

00:29:33.220 You're absolutely correct. We're going to have to hold their feet to the fire.

00:29:36.960 But in the meantime, during that four year stretch where Pierre Polyev probably will have a majority government, we're talking about planning grassroots movements all across the country.

00:29:50.280 So when people ask you, OK, Ken, the NCI is pretty much over now. I'm sure you've got some T's to dot or T's to cross and I's to dot. But what's next? This is what's next. It's Manitoba Stronger Together. It's Unified Grassroots. It's Take Back Alberta or what's the other one? Alberta Prosperity Project.

00:30:09.660 I mean, these are the ones that are getting people organized at the grassroots level to run in school trustee elections and town and city council elections.

00:30:21.380 And that's what the plan is with your organization, right?

00:30:24.360 Absolutely.

00:30:24.980 I mean, without taking up too much time, you know, the problem is, is that your candidate has already sworn allegiance to the party leader prior to you voting.

00:30:33.960 And all of the parties know that you're going to vote for them.

00:30:36.480 And they're all the same, frankly.

00:30:37.780 You know, you can prove that by just looking at what happened in Manitoba over the last 50 years.

00:30:42.820 It wasn't always a PC government or an NDP government, but our rocket range is gone.

00:30:48.660 Our Air Canada servicing contracts are gone.

00:30:51.800 Our CP and CN rails are skeleton.

00:30:54.880 All of our heavy industry is gone.

00:30:57.220 You know, when you're getting out of high school or college, your best bet is to get a job at Starbucks or McDonald's or on a banking industry

00:31:06.300 rather than building something and creating something.

00:31:09.880 So it wasn't just the liberals.

00:31:11.700 It wasn't just the NDP.

00:31:13.080 It wasn't just that they're all the same.

00:31:15.020 So somehow you have to break that unholy alliance

00:31:17.820 between the candidate or the incumbent and the party.

00:31:24.100 And the way you do that is you say,

00:31:25.180 I don't give a hoot what armband you're wearing.

00:31:28.660 If you don't do these things

00:31:30.060 and you create a report card by the people

00:31:32.460 during the period of time they're in government.

00:31:36.460 And at the end, you say, all right, you did this, you did this, you pass,

00:31:40.220 we're going to vote for you.

00:31:41.120 Or you say, I don't care if you're this or that.

00:31:44.060 You didn't do it, you're gone.

00:31:45.880 And as soon as you do that, you break the hold,

00:31:49.840 that unholy alliance between the party leader and the party

00:31:53.460 and the representative.

00:31:58.180 And that's the way forward.

00:31:59.900 And it doesn't take a heck of a lot.

00:32:01.300 I mean, you've looked at the election results in Manitoba.

00:32:04.820 You know, people should know that there's 57 seats and 14 of them.

00:32:09.260 The people were elected by less than a thousand votes.

00:32:12.540 There were three or four that were got elected.

00:32:14.380 McPhillips riding in Winnipeg, 101 votes.

00:32:17.980 So you imagine you get 200 people together in that riding.

00:32:21.860 There's 15,000 eligible voters you get and 7,000 didn't vote.

00:32:26.120 You get 200 of them together.

00:32:27.780 Guess what?

00:32:28.460 You just controlled that seat.

00:32:29.960 and so we're not talking about creating a new political party grassroots but we're talking

00:32:36.900 about holding the candidate accountable no matter what political party he or she is affiliated with

00:32:43.180 and we do that through meetings with them town hall meetings we do we have a like a job interview

00:32:49.120 kind of a thing yeah and and and when when you're when you have enough people in their writing

00:32:55.140 that you're controlling their seat you know and fully I think it's 29 seats in the legislature

00:33:01.400 got one with less than 2,000 votes so if you have enough people in that riding and you demand

00:33:07.700 a town hall meeting and and and people should understand town hall meetings are really important

00:33:12.840 because you know we were chasing my dear friend James Bazin for a year or two and oh he doesn't

00:33:20.900 do town hall meetings this is an interesting story oh he doesn't do town hall meetings and

00:33:24.020 we meet with him oh i don't do that and and but you know ken i'm i'm always out in the public you

00:33:29.660 know i'm at a coffee shop or i'm at the circus you can come and talk to me then and we started

00:33:35.420 to wonder to ourselves why would he say this and the reason is that's one-on-one and when the

00:33:40.680 questions start to get tough he could just turn around go oh you know i've got to go away but if

00:33:44.700 he's in a town hall and there's 400 people he can't leave and and so that's why they don't

00:33:50.900 want to do this but if you've got the controlling votes in that in that that riding guess what

00:33:57.000 they've got to do it or you just vote them out and you do that once just once they'll get the

00:34:02.820 how do you show them that you okay we're talking about building voting blocks here yeah obviously

00:34:09.220 how do you show them that you've got control over like and maybe not you per se but the organization

00:34:16.040 the organization has control over this many votes and so if you don't align with what we want for

00:34:23.420 this community you're not going to win you're not going to hold your seat how do you get that

00:34:26.920 message across to them are they obtuse these politicians do they actually pay attention or

00:34:31.640 is it kind of mix and match oh they pay attention you know we've only been around for a few months

00:34:37.600 and during the last election they paid attention to us there were there were people there were

00:34:43.080 parties who outright stole our policy statements there were I remember the second and your and

00:34:51.320 your viewers can go look at it the organization called Manitoba Stronger Together and the second

00:34:56.240 big press announcement that came out of our new NDP government was signed Manitoba always stronger

00:35:02.260 together and we made a big no I'm not kidding we made a big to-do about it and they haven't

00:35:09.040 done that again. So are they listening? I don't know. It's just coincidence.

00:35:13.840 Just coincidence. Is there anything left to do with the NCI now? Is there more communications

00:35:21.320 that need to be made? Is there more reaching out to political parties that need to be done? Or is

00:35:26.640 there a whole other tour plan to go across the country again? With regard to communications,

00:35:32.540 there's a whole team or multiple teams across the country that are working with this right now. I

00:35:37.420 I mean, you know, a typical Canadian fashion or typical NCI fashion, I will tell you that at 8.40 p.m. on Monday night, that's when I pushed the button on my computer and the report was uploaded to the NCI.

00:35:53.860 Our hearing to release it was 10 a.m. the next day.

00:35:57.960 So, you know, we really needed to get this thing out because things are changing so fast and Canadians need to know and we don't want Canadians to move on.

00:36:07.420 The whole communications plan is coming together now. And we also recognize that people are going to be intimidated by the size of this report. So there'll be sections of it coming out in an almost magazine format, I believe. So I'm just looking on my other screen and I've got in the report.

00:36:26.520 There's a section called Policing During COVID-19, Balancing Authority and Citizens' Rights.

00:36:31.760 I believe that will come out as a dozen-page little magazine in and of itself, because a person can pick that up and they can read the headline on the cover and they can just get into it, you know, without all the other.

00:36:43.340 And it's less intimidating.

00:36:44.700 So that whole process is underway.

00:36:47.800 And I'm working with the group right now.

00:36:51.400 tomorrow i have to deliver to them the um the print versions of the files and and your reader

00:36:58.620 listeners might not be aware but usually when you print a book it can't be more than 700 pages

00:37:03.740 and uh so we're cutting it all up into logical bits and pieces and there's going to be

00:37:09.780 nine ten it'll be like 12 books yeah there's going to be nine volumes in that that's going to

00:37:15.900 be like a lot it's gonna be like going out and selling encyclopedias back in the day are you

00:37:22.460 planning on taking any time for yourself i know you've been going hard ever since you released

00:37:26.780 your first report and that's like almost two years ago now and you're working long days

00:37:31.720 are you and rosalie maybe going to take a vacation someplace go someplace warm give yourself a break

00:37:36.640 for a while well you know i was not aware of the process to do something like this i've written

00:37:42.520 reports all my life but to write something like this so we completed you know I completed the

00:37:48.480 teams completed putting the words down about four or five or six weeks ago and it's been an editing

00:37:53.260 since then so people don't understand I didn't understand what editing really is editing is not

00:37:58.360 just going to see if there's a period here there's two spaces that's part of it but the editors

00:38:03.280 actually went through and they and they touched every word and checked every abbreviation text

00:38:09.260 all the links all the footnotes everything and so when we started that process i figured it was

00:38:15.700 going to take a week and so rosalie and i went away for a week to mexico two weeks she just

00:38:21.240 corrected me and when we got back wow there was hundreds or thousands of pages for me to go

00:38:27.440 through so my holiday was erased in about three days you know it's no kidding you get all de-stressed

00:38:34.860 and you come back and you go, I can't believe this.

00:38:37.480 Yeah, my relaxation.

00:38:39.560 And by the way, when we were in Mexico, we did it.

00:38:42.300 We had no cell phones, no emails.

00:38:45.360 I didn't bring any of that stuff.

00:38:47.160 And so for two weeks, we relaxed.

00:38:48.580 But, you know, my sense of relaxation faded as quickly as my tan.

00:38:54.860 And you can see I have no tan anymore.

00:38:57.400 And let me ask you a question.

00:38:58.880 And this is something I think you were asked by maybe Jamie Salate.

00:39:02.000 Jamie is going to be on the show tomorrow night, by the way.

00:39:04.320 And Jamie was asking you guys yesterday to the people who are stressed out right now.

00:39:11.740 And it's three years, almost four years into the nonsense and things keep piling up and new things keep coming up.

00:39:17.940 And the other old things still aren't resolved yet.

00:39:22.360 And friendships and family relationships have not been healed yet, at least not all the way in some cases.

00:39:30.060 what do you say to those people who are going hard every day trying to get the word out

00:39:35.940 keep going or maybe give yourself a break every now and again well both you know you look at

00:39:43.260 you you have to you can't maintain something that's a chore you know you you have to make

00:39:55.560 this you have to surround yourself with people not not necessarily that believe everything you

00:40:00.520 believe but people that you enjoy their company of and you can do things together with them

00:40:04.900 you need to create a community not not lone wolves not not echo chambers but you need to create a

00:40:12.120 community of people who are comfortable about talking and like to be with each other we have

00:40:17.060 on on manitoba struggle together we have a part of our you know there's three pillars to what we're

00:40:23.980 doing one is to build the voting block the other is to create real community and the third is like

00:40:30.340 education and opportunity and i'll tell you shadow that when we have our live events when they're when

00:40:37.560 the speakers are over nobody leaves and they and that's great you know nobody leaves and in the

00:40:43.820 last three of them they have to throw people out because they they have this community now and it

00:40:49.000 energizes them every time we have a live event it energizes them so my message to people is is

00:40:53.780 find a community or create a community that will energize you and when you slow down a little bit

00:41:01.940 the other person can pick up you know and speed up and pick up the slack and and just support each

00:41:07.120 other and that will make it so that you can continue to do it day after day week after week

00:41:11.960 month after month and thank you for coming on tonight thank you for all the hard work that

00:41:16.860 you've put into the national citizens inquiry and manitoba stronger together in the original report

00:41:22.240 back in spring of last year,

00:41:25.900 the truth about COVID-19.

00:41:27.980 All of it has been absolutely amazingly constructive

00:41:31.080 for the people of this country.

00:41:32.720 So thank you one more time.

00:41:34.380 Well, thanks for having me on.

00:41:35.440 I always enjoy our conversations.

00:41:37.680 All right, Ken.

00:41:38.040 We'll talk to you again soon.

00:41:39.340 Bye-bye.

00:41:39.720 There is Ken Drysdale,

00:41:41.460 the lead commissioner of the National Citizens Inquiry.

00:41:47.160 And I always appreciate Ken coming on the show

00:41:49.320 because he's jovial.

00:41:51.520 and he's so knowledgeable and inspirational and so you know people ask me how come you

00:42:03.300 you have the same people back on the show so often i say that's why aside from the information we get

00:42:11.500 from ken and there's a lot or people like wayne peters right i mean wayne's a good guy he's a

00:42:19.780 wealth of information but we also have a good time together and i think you guys enjoy him too

00:42:24.800 that's why because as ken was just pointing out just now this is about a community and

00:42:33.460 he ken and rosalie his wife are a part of that community and we always invite our community

00:42:43.000 members back on the show i have a few more things to cover for you guys tonight if you uh if you

00:42:50.080 want to hear if you want to stick around last night we were talking about bugs remember but

00:42:56.720 that cricket farm in southern manitoba that's supplying cricket powder to these food manufacturers

00:43:03.900 so they can make the alternate protein food products that you can buy in stores now

00:43:08.800 oh and by the way you should check out the comment section from last night's show

00:43:13.740 if you want to see how to recognize that there's actually bugs in what you're buying

00:43:21.720 so you can avoid them this is from ubc the university of british columbia where they had

00:43:28.760 the great bug off and i think it was just today what right and the cream cheese is just straight

00:43:34.300 not a typical end-of-term assignment a classroom at ubc turned into a bit of a food competition

00:43:41.560 students presenting their dishes to a panel of judges we have here are

00:43:46.400 tacos these treats come with a secret ingredient first dish is the um pound cake that has um

00:43:55.860 frowned it like powder rice creek cat incorporated the students in the applied biology class

00:44:01.900 required to use insects in their finished products. Cranberry shortbread with cricket

00:44:07.140 flour, ginger cookies with ground mealworms. Students learning about sustainable sources

00:44:13.220 of protein and reducing the stigma about the role insects can play in people's diet.

00:44:18.680 If we don't have this kind of context, then people may not realize that the different ways

00:44:23.640 that insects can be incorporated into the dishes. Outside Western nations, insects are eaten

00:44:29.580 in just about every region of the planet for the students getting people to put aside their

00:44:35.220 ick factor was a fun challenge hey hold on we'll get that going again in just a second but did you

00:44:42.880 hear what that marxist reporter said there hey oh we need bugs everywhere else in the world why

00:44:48.380 can't we what's the matter with you you too good for bugs as i pointed out last night that is how

00:44:55.320 they're going to be setting it up very soon this is going to be discussed in the next two weeks at

00:45:01.140 the cop 28 meeting this is all the globalists in the world coming together for this meeting out

00:45:05.660 where is it i think it's in do it's in dubai all the globalists all the climate alarmists are

00:45:14.380 meeting for the next two weeks to decide what our fates are going to be it's already been decided

00:45:23.080 by them anyway they think they know it's up to us to say no we're not doing that but just as a

00:45:32.380 forewarned you guys that is how they're going to do it just like they've done it with everything

00:45:37.940 else they're going to try and turn it on you and make you us the villain i think i'm just going to

00:45:43.500 like sneak insects into people's foods and see if they notice so for an insect like a cricket

00:45:49.120 It has about double the amount of protein as the same amount of beef

00:45:53.820 and can be grown using a fraction of the resources.

00:45:57.900 And while cricket flour can be hidden in things like pitas and tortillas.

00:46:03.260 Aaron MacArthur, Global News, Vancouver.

00:46:07.300 Maybe send him an email.

00:46:10.360 Maybe send him an email and say, hey, Aaron, little do you know it,

00:46:15.300 but you're working for the World Economic Forum, just so you know.

00:46:19.120 unwittingly spewing the information they want out there can also just eat them

00:46:26.680 as they are we've got a ways to go yet especially as a uh ingredient that's visible

00:46:32.620 but when we talk about grounding it into flowers like a flower and using it as an ingredient in

00:46:37.200 baking or cooking uh i think it's got a long runway all right the proof is in the pudding

00:46:42.560 the treats tasted just like they were supposed to the insects undetectable getting this onto

00:46:49.040 more dinner plates though remains a work in progress Aaron the global news that's not happening

00:46:54.960 man that's not not in my world all right here is an interesting piece it's about six and a half

00:47:03.020 minutes long came from PragerU and was put out about six months ago why what's up you guys all

00:47:08.240 Hello, Hubert PragerU.

00:47:09.980 Today, I want to talk to you about an interesting subject, and that is bugs.

00:47:14.380 Not just if they're cool and all that stuff, but if you would eat them.

00:47:18.660 Now, this is something I've been talking about recently.

00:47:21.000 Unless you've been living under a rock, you've seen this.

00:47:23.660 I guess I should put this in perspective for those of you unfamiliar with Prager University.

00:47:28.520 That's Dennis Prager's thing.

00:47:30.180 They're on our side, the logical side, the common sense side, not the crazy side.

00:47:35.100 So that's how this report is going to come at us.

00:47:38.240 as opposed to the previous global news story.

00:47:41.600 This so-called push for bug-based diets,

00:47:45.140 most notably coming from the World Economic Forum,

00:47:47.980 but it seems to be coming from everywhere.

00:47:50.440 Big news publications, these global institutions

00:47:53.600 that are saying us humans need to eat bugs

00:47:56.720 in order to save the planet.

00:47:58.820 I recently went out on Hollywood Boulevard

00:48:00.680 to ask people about this bug-based diet

00:48:03.280 to see if they would be willing to adopt it,

00:48:05.080 and this is the answers that I got.

00:48:07.200 Check out this clip.

00:48:07.840 yeah i would okay would you yeah i feel like i feel like yeah if it if it really made a difference

00:48:14.360 yeah i try it i am so glad you said that because we actually have some crickets right here and we

00:48:20.080 have uh bread that was baked this morning using crickets so i'm gonna bring this over here real

00:48:25.260 quick would you be willing to try it all right let's see i'll try it yeah yeah i'll try i have

00:48:30.400 some crickets here with me behind me what do you think of what do you think about when you see this

00:48:36.380 and think that the government wants to put this in your food i can't do it i can't do it no what

00:48:40.380 do you think i'm against seeing them alive first these crickets were used in making it in the

00:48:45.200 flour how do these crickets look to you not too tasty so that was an interesting time i don't know

00:48:51.440 about you guys would you eat the bugs let me know in the comments below but i want to go a little

00:48:55.760 bit deeper into this discussion about bug-based diets but more specifically this push to normalize

00:49:02.940 bug-based diets now after this video went out and i went on hollywood boulevard npr released an

00:49:11.200 article saying that this bug-based diet was a conspiracy theory being pushed by right-wingers

00:49:20.180 from 4chan to international politics a bug-eating conspiracy theory goes mainstream they say these

00:49:27.240 are just some of the several instances of european right-wing politicians lobbing a conspiracy theory

00:49:32.180 that elites want people to eat bugs they name me in the article saying on march 29th the conservative

00:49:38.480 video outlet prairie university featured a man on the street interviews with host aldo but his only

00:49:42.620 that's me telling passerby that the world economic forum wants you to eat bugs to save the plants and

00:49:49.140 he calls it a right-wing conspiracy theory the problem with this conspiracy claim is that the

00:49:53.800 push for bug-based diets isn't secret it's out in the open and i have receipts and i want to go

00:49:59.100 through those now on july 12 2021 the world economic forum published an article titled why

00:50:03.700 we need to give insects the role they deserve in our food systems in it they say insect farming

00:50:08.600 for food and animal feed could offer an environmentally friendly solution to the impending

00:50:12.900 food crisis how about on february night in 2022 when the world economic forum published an article

00:50:18.180 titled five reasons why eating insects could reduce climate change in it they say insects are

00:50:24.680 an overlooked source of protein and a way to battle climate change. Or the consumption of

00:50:30.000 insects can offset climate change in many ways. So it's not a conspiracy theory. It's right here

00:50:35.320 on the World Economic Forum website. Now I know you're thinking this could just be two articles,

00:50:39.760 two one-offs by people that work for the Economic Forum. But what about this video

00:50:43.260 on the World Economic Forum's YouTube channel that they published in August of 2019? This video is

00:50:48.960 titled, This London Insect Farm is Changing the Way We Eat, Pioneers for Our Planet.

00:50:54.940 Let's take a look at this video now.

00:50:57.560 We have automation systems that are modulated and run by themselves 24 hours a day, 365 days a year

00:51:05.200 in any environmental condition. And that's vitally important to feeding the growing population.

00:51:14.000 Not just for food for livestock and fish, we can eat them too.

00:51:17.480 Insects are becoming a trend.

00:51:19.600 The Western diet has to kind of shift and change.

00:51:22.100 And most importantly, it's natural.

00:51:23.500 It's normal.

00:51:24.260 And it's the way that we have to feed the future.

00:51:29.240 We're facing big global challenges.

00:51:31.260 People don't believe that they can make a change.

00:51:34.480 But you really, really...

00:51:35.840 Why do people elsewhere eat bugs?

00:51:41.460 Can anybody answer that in the comments?

00:51:44.420 Would you please?

00:51:45.700 Facebook X.

00:51:47.480 Rumble, Twitch, why are people eating bugs in other countries?

00:52:00.520 Steve says, I'll feed my crickets to the sparrows,

00:52:03.040 then snag a sparrow to eat before I eat bugs.

00:52:05.100 Yeah.

00:52:06.340 Kimberly, you are absolutely right.

00:52:08.820 Because they're starving.

00:52:11.260 They will eat anything.

00:52:13.700 so what is this exactly

00:52:17.880 it's a one world order government and they cannot have disparity between nations or sorry

00:52:31.280 post-nation states as justin trudeau called canada back in 2015 i believe he was first elected

00:52:39.680 when he said that his first month canada will be the world's first post-nation state

00:52:46.120 no national identity just a region with borders but that's it no idea of what a canadian society

00:52:58.280 might be like because it's filled with people from everywhere just like every other country 1.00

00:53:03.140 in the world that's why all of this mass immigration all of a sudden all these refugees 0.95

00:53:09.680 That's what they're doing.

00:53:12.140 They're equaling out the world.

00:53:15.760 So there will be no more rich countries and no more poor countries.

00:53:20.920 There's just going to be a bunch of poor countries.

00:53:27.000 That's why they want us to eat the bugs. 0.95

00:53:29.200 Well, they can do it over there.

00:53:30.920 Why can't we do it over here? 0.93

00:53:32.340 and we then become the proletariat in the marxist vision you can look this up and they

00:53:46.360 are the bourgeoisie and then the ruling class so you have only three classes of people the ruling

00:53:54.040 class the bourgeoisie the ultra rich and the proletariat who are under their thumbs

00:54:02.380 controlled by digital id and microchips

00:54:08.360 shadow that's such a conspiracy theory this is the way it's going how did you get that from from

00:54:18.940 the bug thing because everything else points to it now some people who are brand new to this

00:54:25.100 whole thing they're just waking up they're going dude perhaps you can explain to them in the

00:54:31.020 comments exactly what i just said it's not just one thing that we're seeing and as this young man

00:54:37.360 here points out the world economic forum is not making it a secret it is in klaus schwab's book

00:54:45.420 it's called the great reset you will own nothing and be happy i'm going to play you guys a great

00:54:50.620 video at the end of the show tonight so if you're brand new you're just waking up wait until you see

00:54:57.860 the video i'm going to play and then you can tell us what you think so stick around okay

00:55:04.680 really can because you making a change is the only change you can really make

00:55:08.940 when it times is by nine billion people it makes a fundamental difference the way that we live in

00:55:13.160 this planet so there you have it the world economic forum they want to normalize eating bugs and it's

00:55:21.060 right there it's on their website in articles it's on their youtube channel i find it interesting

00:55:26.340 that they turn comments off on this video i wonder why but there it is they say that the western diet

00:55:30.680 needs to shift and change and he says it right there that this is normal it's something that

00:55:35.040 we should embrace and the other underlying part of this whole discussion is they're using fear

00:55:40.540 to try to control and change our ways of life you know they say it not only in the articles but in

00:55:45.860 this video there is overpopulation there's an impending food crisis and it's the same thing

00:55:51.320 that we see with all climate activists it's not a way to curb climate change or to help the

00:55:56.480 environment it's fear-mongering so that they can control populations and change our ways of life

00:56:01.240 let's look at other big news publications and if you don't think that they're actually trying to

00:56:05.360 implement this into our food systems this is happening right now i think the claim that this

00:56:10.520 is a right-wing conspiracy theory is not only false but it's journalistically dishonest it's

00:56:17.120 out there in the open and it's interesting that they're trying to gaslight us and to believe

00:56:20.900 that this isn't happening like i said just like all these pushes it's not just hypocrisy it's

00:56:26.540 hierarchy all of these elites that are pushing for this are flying around the globe telling us

00:56:31.520 the common man, how we can reduce our carbon footprint. Meanwhile, they're engaging in the

00:56:36.200 same type of behaviors they say we shouldn't. And so again, I'm not against implementing some

00:56:41.680 of these ideas for our livestock or for animals, but to gaslight us to trying to say that they're

00:56:46.940 not pushing for this, that they're not trying to normalize bug-based diets for humans is just

00:56:50.860 wrong. And I'm not a vetting man, but I would wager the same people pushing for this are not

00:56:55.700 going to be giving up their steak dinners or cricket burgers anytime soon. And you know what?

00:57:00.120 I'm in that category too.

00:57:01.780 If it's your thing, go ahead,

00:57:03.380 but don't push it on the rest of us.

00:57:05.860 Hey guys, thanks for having me.

00:57:06.880 All right, so that you, sorry,

00:57:09.160 that video comes from Crager University,

00:57:12.240 their YouTube channel.

00:57:13.520 You can also find them on Rumble

00:57:14.980 or crageru.com.

00:57:18.100 Now, speaking about fact checks,

00:57:22.620 you know, guys, this might actually get my show

00:57:25.720 thrown off Facebook once and for all.

00:57:30.120 So I'm going to be very careful with this.

00:57:36.320 But this is something that's going to go pretty deep.

00:57:40.160 So I want you to pay attention.

00:57:41.860 Stay with me on this, all right?

00:57:44.820 First of all, I want to show you a fact check that came from Reuters on November 3rd, over three years ago now,

00:57:52.900 about a woman

00:57:55.480 who used to work at the United Nations

00:58:00.200 called Claire Edwards.

00:58:02.260 So they go ahead and say here,

00:58:03.880 Facebook users have been sharing a video

00:58:05.880 that makes multiple false claims about COVID-19.

00:58:08.820 For instance, that Bill Gates planned the pandemic

00:58:12.160 and 5G technology was involved in its spread.

00:58:17.060 The 21-minute clip, which I watched this morning,

00:58:20.260 titled The Truth About COVID-19

00:58:23.200 can be found by clicking here.

00:58:26.020 So you can find this on Reuters, by the way,

00:58:28.100 if you want to go ahead and look for it yourself.

00:58:32.820 The video shows a woman called Claire Edwards 0.69

00:58:35.660 sharing numerous conspiracies about the pandemic.

00:58:39.700 The caption says that Edwards worked

00:58:41.260 for the United Nations between 9 and 10, 2017.

00:58:45.040 So here goes the fact check.

00:58:46.780 and i want you to pay attention to this because remember this came out over three years ago

00:58:55.140 we didn't even have any vaccines at this point right okay a un spokesperson told reuters that

00:59:03.400 edwards did work for them as a conference services officer between may of 1999 and march of 2017 but

00:59:10.980 confirmed she is no longer professionally affiliated with the united nations whatever

00:59:15.300 that has to do with the fact check is beyond me this article will only address the primary claims

00:59:21.520 in the video the COVID-19 pandemic was planned by Bill Gates they say well sorry the video says

00:59:28.100 COVID-19 was long pre-planned in documents and simulation exercises emanating from the

00:59:36.360 eugenicist Bill Gates and the Rockefeller Foundation so here's where they address there is no evidence

00:59:43.840 look at my face as i'm reading this to you and there's a reason that i'm reading this to you

00:59:50.160 there is no evidence that the coronavirus pandemic was deliberately planned or that

00:59:57.400 bill gates has any links with such a plan event 201 hello when was that about three four months

01:00:03.340 before covid came out i'm just saying this conspiracy theory along with other misinformation

01:00:08.900 that references gates has already been debunked by reuters 5g spreads covet 19 well she didn't say

01:00:15.340 that she didn't say that she said 5g causes similar symptoms to what they say covet 19 causes

01:00:25.180 that's what she said the video says wireless technology suppresses the immune system 5g 5g

01:00:33.320 is implicated in the COVID-19 through correlations between the locations of the 5G rollout and

01:00:39.460 morbidity and mortality. Now, Chris Skye has been saying a lot lately on his Signal and Telegram

01:00:47.060 and X pages a lot about 5G. They say there is no connection between the coronavirus outbreak and

01:00:55.000 possible 5G health effects. Reuters has already disproved allegations relating to

01:01:03.200 5G. There is no pandemic, she said in the video. There is and was no pandemic. Mortality is at a

01:01:11.320 lower level than in previous years. Reuters says, no, this is false. They show you the

01:01:18.040 fudged statistics for the annual death rates. As of November 3rd of 2020, figures from the

01:01:24.540 World Health Organization show 1.2 million people have died globally due to COVID-19,

01:01:29.040 which we know now is false so their fact check is false right

01:01:38.560 the person in the video edwards tells viewers the death rate for coronavirus is right in line with

01:01:45.840 the seasonal flu this is false current evidence suggests covet 19 has a higher mortality rate

01:01:50.960 than influenza all right so again the fact check is false because where did the flu go

01:01:55.520 just into the ether it's gone

01:02:01.400 vanished for what two three years

01:02:06.860 and how many people died of cancer car crashes falling off a ladder falling off a roof slipping

01:02:16.280 on ice that were classified as COVID-19 deaths. Yeah. And they've admitted that too. And I believe

01:02:25.800 that the statistics they've given us are very low compared to the reality of the situation.

01:02:31.980 So anyway, the video that this woman put out was thoroughly debunked by a fact check from Reuters.

01:02:38.720 Okay, so this is the follow-up. She successfully predicted everything that was going to happen,

01:02:44.760 especially with the genetic formulas before they were even released why because she worked

01:02:53.560 for the united nations in those years 1999 to 2017 she has seen the documents she knows

01:03:00.460 their blueprint and she also knows what's coming next i would love to have claire edwards on my

01:03:08.400 show i hope she's still alive and i'm not even saying that sarcastically because she looks a

01:03:14.460 little bit older but i would love to have her on my show even though everything she says has been

01:03:20.520 debunked let's play this what comes next all right now again she was correct about everything

01:03:37.780 so far because she had access to their playbook here we go the second wave

01:03:45.520 will be the electromagnetic weapon and that is what we are facing now and that's why this document

01:03:53.260 is so important because if we're going to survive this we need to take measures to protect our

01:04:00.180 health to avoid being targets and especially to build up our own immune system and our own bodily

01:04:11.280 strength and we they offer information on how you can do that you know and I'd like to end by saying

01:04:21.460 that I am extremely worried about the children and that's why today I wanted to do a live stream

01:04:29.360 because during the lockdown as we've seen again from this document it was actually part this is

01:04:37.960 a global agenda and because I'm international I see how this agenda is playing out across the

01:04:45.320 world because I see the repetition I see the identical repetition in in each country

01:04:51.320 and so I see that measures have been put in place for children to be removed from their homes

01:05:00.940 and we know that the lockdown measures included the speeded up installation of 5G

01:05:13.660 And we know and you can see here in Vienna, I've been shocked to see how many enormous antennas have been installed immediately outside schools, nurseries, kindergartens.

01:05:30.060 It's horrifying. And I'm also told that YGIG has been widely installed in British schools.

01:05:39.100 um so i have to warn parents do not send your children to school because the second wave

01:05:50.980 is going to be the electromagnetic radiation and the okay now i i'm going to stop it right there

01:05:58.560 she does not explain to us exactly what is going to happen when the electromagnetic pulse or the

01:06:07.360 electromagnetic wave hits. Of course, it will be sold as

01:06:12.720 something else to us. We'll never know that it's an

01:06:14.960 electromagnetic pulse. What will they try to accomplish with

01:06:21.560 this? What is your take on this? And furthermore, I spent a

01:06:29.040 good deal of time this afternoon trying to track down this

01:06:32.700 woman to request that she come on the show, and I have not been able to find her. Stands

01:06:41.600 to reason with the things she's been saying. So if anybody knows of anything, or if you

01:06:48.780 want to do some sleuthing work in the next day or two, and try and find her for me, I

01:06:55.420 would be more than happy that would be awesome i don't normally ask you guys to do that kind of

01:07:04.120 thing but um maybe you've got some ideas that i don't and and occasionally it's good to get another

01:07:09.920 few pairs of eyes on a project you're working on because sometimes you just cannot break out of

01:07:14.700 the perspective that you're looking at it with and i ran out of things i just couldn't think of

01:07:20.360 anything else and you know maybe all it takes is five minutes later somebody says shadow did you

01:07:25.040 try this and i go right of course i didn't think of it at the time claire edwards united nations

01:07:34.920 that would be a good starting point um

01:07:39.440 no i'm going to pass on that one but i i found this to be a little bit

01:07:48.440 a little bit interesting today now you know that i haven't gotten too much into the

01:07:54.820 israeli palestine thing because i don't believe we've got all the information we need

01:08:00.280 to come up with a with a judgment or a proclamation or even a statement on it even

01:08:06.000 though i've seen many people on social media putting up israeli flags in support of israel

01:08:12.420 condemning palestine um i don't have an opinion on that except to say i don't want to see their

01:08:22.260 wars being fought here what goes on there goes on there and if you want to go ahead and support

01:08:30.180 palestine absolutely go ahead and support palestine but don't you destroy anything here 0.57

01:08:35.200 don't you hurt any canadians don't you burn any flags or destroy any property

01:08:40.640 because then you're going to piss us off you are in our country you be nice 0.90

01:08:46.540 if you want to fight for your freedom then go back to where you came from and fight and after 0.90

01:08:54.980 it's all said and done then come back and go through that whole immigration process

01:08:58.880 one more time but you do not bring your former grievances to our country period

01:09:07.620 that's all i'm going to say about that and well it's not actually the other thing is

01:09:18.620 it has become so politicized that it's very difficult to come up with an opinion because

01:09:23.840 they're all over the place for example from tnc news here tnc.news true north manitoba

01:09:31.320 progressive conservative MLAs urging the NDP government to intervene for a nursing student

01:09:38.460 suspended over anti-Israel activity. So the conservatives who allegedly support Israel,

01:09:48.360 at least that's the way I've seen it over the last month or so, are now urging the left-wing

01:09:56.820 government to remove a suspension for a student who is anti-israeli

01:10:03.480 okay let's read the story two pc critics in manitoba and members of the legislative assembly

01:10:14.500 have written a letter urging the ndp government to intervene on behalf of arish al kafagi a fourth

01:10:22.240 year nursing student at the University of Manitoba facing suspension over alleged anti-Israel social

01:10:28.160 media activity. Critic for advanced education Richard Pershot and training and finance critic

01:10:34.020 Abhi Khan called on the Manitoba government in a letter obtained by True North to demand the

01:10:40.080 university allow Kafagi to continue her studies while an investigation is underway. So maybe this

01:10:45.380 about free speech?

01:10:50.200 Ms. Alkafagi is a nursing student

01:10:52.560 and a student leader and an associate dean

01:10:55.160 has suspended her from her program

01:10:57.240 over posts made on her personal social media account

01:10:59.880 regarding the current humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

01:11:03.980 This suspension is immediate

01:11:05.560 and comes in the fourth year of her studies.

01:11:07.640 It sends unacceptable message

01:11:09.200 to academically penalize the student

01:11:11.100 for expressing herself.

01:11:12.640 Passionate community members

01:11:13.820 are the same passionate nurses

01:11:15.140 that our health care system so desperately needs. 0.85

01:11:18.160 Wait, what?

01:11:19.220 Hold on just a second.

01:11:20.560 Now we have conservative members

01:11:22.720 of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba

01:11:24.940 supporting a student

01:11:27.220 who is cheering Palestine on. 0.58

01:11:34.600 I thought that was the left's thing. 0.78

01:11:37.320 Wait, I'm confused.

01:11:39.000 Hang on, let's go back to this story now,

01:11:40.860 which isn't a story, it's more of a picture.

01:11:43.040 Look at this.

01:11:45.140 This is NDP MP Matthew Green voting today in the House of Commons for C-234 motion with a clenched fist and a Palestinian keffiyeh.

01:11:59.100 What?

01:12:01.620 So here's the left wing bringing the Palestine conflict into our House of Commons now. 0.50

01:12:07.920 but the left wing supporting the palestinian whereas in manitoba the right wing supporting

01:12:16.420 the palestinian do you see why i choose not to talk about this because it is so politicized

01:12:24.820 that it and and it's impossible it's creating more and more and more division between people

01:12:32.260 and that's unacceptable to me all i care about is our country that's it our country should be

01:12:42.660 a peaceful country and if they want to bring and that's why i hate this keep this out of our 0.55

01:12:49.540 government you want to bring your problems into our country out you go that's what polyev's 0.99

01:12:59.440 talking about with these 700 iranian thugs who are running around canada right now with impunity

01:13:03.920 terrorizing israelis and iranian nationals actual peaceful ones who were here because they want to

01:13:10.080 be in canada and leave their problems behind i am not saying by the way that all people

01:13:15.760 who support palestine are doing these things not at all but the ones that are need to go 0.87

01:13:21.820 without question need to go but shadow the zionists yeah i totally understand what you're 0.80

01:13:30.920 saying but who are the zionists it's difficult to tell because they co-opted that religion 1.00

01:13:39.700 hundreds and hundreds of years ago that's what's so insidious and ingenious about it at the same 1.00

01:13:47.060 time we don't know i would imagine the leaders but you can't say anything about that without

01:13:54.320 being an anti-semite right so why would i say anything without having all of the proper

01:14:02.420 information and don't think you do either because you don't so don't try and school me in the 0.59

01:14:07.900 comments and i know i'm going to get some angry emails tonight and i don't care doesn't matter

01:14:13.900 you guys can go ahead and obviously do and feel what you want my concern is with our country

01:14:21.180 period

01:14:22.960 might sound a little xenophobic but at this point i think we need a little xenophobia 0.96

01:14:29.560 for a couple of years just to get our crap together what is feudalism 0.62

01:14:35.480 there's a lot of people here we hear these expressions and we don't know what it means 0.87

01:14:42.020 I'm guilty of this too. I go, oh yeah, yeah, really, really? And I'm thinking, what does that

01:14:46.460 even mean? So I thought I would give us the definition of feudalism, all of us, before I

01:14:54.480 play this next video for you. It's about four or five minutes long and it's very interesting.

01:14:58.780 Posted by my friend Gonzo on X today. Feudalism was the dominant social system in medieval Europe

01:15:05.840 in which the nobility held lands from the crown in exchange for military service and vassals were

01:15:10.900 in turn tenants of the nobles while the peasants the villains or serfs were obliged to live on the

01:15:17.060 lord's land and give him homage labor and a share of the produce notionally in exchange for military

01:15:23.240 protection so what we're talking about here is braveheart right all of those guys who went and

01:15:31.160 fought for the nobles that kind of thing or much later on there's a movie called far and away with

01:15:39.920 tom cruise in ireland where people are fighting for the rich landlords and living on their land

01:15:48.960 and having to farm their land and not making any money from it you get five percent for all the

01:15:54.720 work you do so that was obviously a terrible situation and could we be going back to some

01:15:59.600 kind of feudalism well like i was saying right the bourgeoisie at the top the ruling class and

01:16:06.400 the proletariat the rest of us that's what communism is all about at least that's what

01:16:13.160 it's supposed to be well actually no and what it's supposed to be is everybody is equal

01:16:17.840 but in the marxist model you've got the bourgeoisie and the ruling class who

01:16:24.220 stand above everybody else some people are more equal than others that old expression right

01:16:30.360 So now that we know what feudalism is, let's go ahead and watch this video from Wide Awake Media.

01:16:38.180 I don't know who this guy is.

01:16:39.720 Maybe you guys can tell me.

01:16:41.920 I didn't have a lot of time to search it out either before I found this clip.

01:16:45.180 But again, posted by my buddy Gonzo on X earlier this afternoon.

01:16:49.980 Six minutes.

01:16:51.660 Listen to what he says about property rights, which is the very key.

01:16:58.260 that and freedom of speech the very key to our freedoms very soon now your government will

01:17:06.240 send you a letter and in that letter it will basically say that you're going to have to make

01:17:13.060 some improvements to your house and you're going to pay for that out of your own pocket as well

01:17:19.800 if you are renting your your landlord will be sending you a letter where it says that due to

01:17:27.520 increased costs we're going to have to increase the monthly rent what we're

01:17:34.660 talking about here is something with a very boring name I made made a note here

01:17:40.840 it's called energy performance of buildings directive that's in the EU now

01:17:48.040 if you live outside of Europe this will probably in a very short while be a

01:17:55.180 thing in your country as well this is something that comes out of the world economic forum and

01:18:03.260 you know the great reset and agenda 2030 and all of that and basically the idea is that all

01:18:12.540 privately owned houses must have energy class d before 2033.

01:18:22.060 By 2050 all homes must be zero emission homes. When it comes to the costs, I made a note here

01:18:30.700 about the calculations that these people have made. We are talking about costs per house of

01:18:39.420 well in most cases around 100 000 euros and here's the thing many people will not be able

01:18:49.820 to pay 100 000 euros they will be forced to sell

01:18:59.500 can you remember a while ago this slogan that also came out of the world economic forum

01:19:05.900 you will own nothing and you will be happy

01:19:09.960 isn't it funny how this so-called green agenda

01:19:13.960 seems to make everything more difficult and more expensive

01:19:18.400 it seems like we will not be able to own a house

01:19:21.940 because we can't afford it

01:19:23.360 you will be forced to rent

01:19:25.440 you will be at mercy of the company probably

01:19:29.140 that owns your flat

01:19:31.220 another issue here is of course that if you're forced to sell

01:19:34.780 Will you even be allowed to sell a house that is not up to this standard?

01:19:40.760 Will there be a fine? Will they just take your house?

01:19:43.460 Now, this is obviously an attack on the middle class. 0.93

01:19:47.440 And we have seen quite a lot of those lately.

01:19:50.620 I believe that home ownership is what defines the middle class.

01:19:55.400 And if you take that away, and if you make that standard of living

01:20:00.620 that most people associate with the middle class,

01:20:05.260 if you make that too expensive for most people,

01:20:09.700 then effectively you have killed the middle class.

01:20:12.880 Then you have the very rich and you have the poor.

01:20:17.600 And we will be very, very close to a feudal system

01:20:21.280 or feudalism 2.0, as I have nicknamed it.

01:20:26.220 I believe that big international companies

01:20:28.560 will seize these properties, most likely.

01:20:32.940 And I believe that home ownership, sadly, very soon,

01:20:39.280 will be a thing of the past for most people.

01:20:42.900 And it doesn't matter if you believe that this will be good for the environment or not.

01:20:47.640 This is about controlling you.

01:20:50.580 This is about owning you.

01:20:53.940 And there is actually something that we can do.

01:20:58.560 And I want to say there is something that we must do.

01:21:02.140 It's not that we can do something about this.

01:21:05.720 We must.

01:21:07.780 It's an obligation.

01:21:11.380 We must be disobedient now.

01:21:15.080 We can't accept this.

01:21:17.520 And this taking away houses from people

01:21:22.120 because they can't afford the so-called upgrading of the house

01:21:25.940 to a certain standard with additional insulation and solar panels

01:21:31.440 and I don't know what, that's not really an upgrade, is it?

01:21:36.320 It's about making it impossible for people to keep their house.

01:21:44.200 This is a wealth transfer.

01:21:46.460 That's what we're looking at now, and we can't accept that.

01:21:50.040 ownership is important

01:21:57.080 it's a very very essential concept

01:22:01.660 and some people will disagree when I say this

01:22:06.040 but if you take ownership away

01:22:08.960 what you're left with is feudalism

01:22:14.500 someone's going to own the stuff that you need

01:22:18.420 and they will be the so-called elites.

01:22:26.580 So we must be disobedient now.

01:22:30.660 We must put our foot down and refuse to accept this.

01:22:35.760 And there will be consequences.

01:22:38.740 There will be a price that you must pay,

01:22:42.100 that I will pay, that we must all pay.

01:22:45.060 But if we all refuse to accept this and whatever comes next, it will eventually stop because we are many, they are few.

01:23:03.860 Hey, the guy's name is Bull Hanson.

01:23:08.720 Bull Hanson.

01:23:11.200 I found his website here.

01:23:13.100 Let me throw it up on the screen here for you guys.

01:23:16.400 Bjorn Andreas Bull Hansen.

01:23:20.440 He's a novelist and adventurer who lives in Norway.

01:23:26.260 I like what he had to say.

01:23:28.480 And I think we should all consider it.

01:23:31.080 Look what's going on in Canada right now, friends.

01:23:34.700 People can't afford their homes, as Pierre Polyev keeps saying.

01:23:37.820 we have tent cities in every major city in this country we didn't have that eight years ago before

01:23:45.360 trudeau came to power he's not worth the cost okay i'm not going to give you their slogan

01:23:51.040 but you know what i'm saying right now what's going to happen next year when 30 billion dollars

01:23:57.740 worth of mortgages come up for renewal in canada and instead of paying 2.5 or 3 percent interest

01:24:05.060 all of a sudden you're going to be paying six or seven or even eight percent interest

01:24:08.720 on this new mortgage are you going to be able to afford an extra four five six seven hundred

01:24:15.780 dollars per month some people yes some people know do you think this happened by accident

01:24:24.820 of course not do you think trudeau planned it of course not

01:24:29.640 so if not him then who

01:24:33.420 the lions club of course and you you will only get that if you were here for the kent drysdale

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01:27:26.760 for me s-h-a-d-o-e and that is it that's all for the show tonight don't forget tomorrow night 1.00

01:27:32.920 at eight o'clock jamie sulle canadian gold medal uh olympic champion she's obviously a figure

01:27:40.100 skater you guys know that she's with canadians for truth as well with joseph borgo and theo

01:27:44.560 flurry we're going to see how jamie is doing uh tomorrow night on the show and then i'm hoping

01:27:50.420 for this but i'm not sure it's going to happen yet hang on a minute let me check my messages

01:27:57.000 and see if she's gotten back to me because it would be kind of a big thing 1.00

01:28:01.060 blonde bigot 1.00

01:28:06.700 you need to look her up on x 1.00

01:28:11.100 um she complained to the school board in bc about one of her kids teachers posting pictures of 0.99

01:28:20.900 herself or itself or whatever the teacher goes by online showing her breast removal scars and

01:28:27.860 and all of that and she didn't want her kids around this teacher any longer

01:28:33.460 after consulting with her kids by the way it wasn't just her decision unilaterally she went

01:28:40.220 and talked to her kids about it the kids said yeah go for it mom i had a conversation with her very

01:28:44.340 early this morning anyway um she went ahead and called the school trying to figure out what was

01:28:51.880 going on didn't get anywhere with the school went to the superintendent so what happened was

01:28:56.180 the superintendent wouldn't respond to her after several messages superintendent calls 1.00

01:29:02.560 the rcmp and then according to blonde bigot on x the rcmp called to intimidate her into stopping 1.00

01:29:11.740 her messages to the school

01:29:13.620 the maplewood british columbia branch of the rcmp stopped or threatened this woman

01:29:22.420 from making any complaints to the school of course she didn't comply her story was picked up by the

01:29:29.020 libs of TikTok on X, and it's kind of blown up from there. So if you're on X, go check it out.

01:29:35.880 She's Blonde Big X. I hope one day she changes her name. But obviously, it's in jest. It's a

01:29:42.780 joking name. Anyway, the reason I brought that up was because I've asked her to come on the show

01:29:49.440 Friday night. And she said, yeah, that sounds really interesting. And then we just kind of

01:29:54.220 dropped it at that point but i'm hoping that we can get her on for friday night jamie soleil

01:29:59.860 definitely tomorrow night you guys have a great rest of your night a great day tomorrow i will

01:30:04.280 catch you tomorrow night eight o'clock central for another shadow at night live stream i love

01:30:08.380 you all i appreciate you all and i will see you soon bye for now

The Shadoe Davis Show - November 30, 2023

Shadoe at Nite Weds Nov. 29th⧸2023 w⧸Ken Drysdale from The National Citizen's Inquiry

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