00:05:19.140I'm going to defer the bulk of that conversation to Doug
00:05:23.100because I've been at this long enough now
00:05:27.260and listened to all of the different questions and concerns with all of this,
00:05:34.120And through that, I've learned that I am not equipped to answer them appropriately where Doug is. So rather than steer people down the wrong path. But one of the things that does come into play with all of this is jurisdiction and recognized jurisdiction.
00:05:50.940And most lawyers, they have the ceiling of limit of knowledge to the jurisdictions that they operate within.
00:06:00.140And most of the stuff, and when Doug puts together these kinds of things so that people can understand it, there's a huge amount of this that goes back to historic law precedents.
00:06:12.340And, uh, that's the kind of stuff that there are very, very few people that are, that are educated in. Like, I mean, very few, um, let alone fluently. So it, you have to, uh, approach that subject with, uh, uh, an open mind and an understanding of, of history, present and future in order for it to, uh, make complete sense for, for, for most people.
00:06:37.940because it's it's there are certain and this is where Canadian law has been stolen our knowledge
00:06:45.020and understanding of Canadian law has been stolen this has been a huge disservice to Canadians and
00:06:49.340understanding how history has impacted our laws and whatnot here in Canada and it's uh it's one
00:06:56.240of those things that we have a unique legal system here and um there's there's methods and and and
00:07:03.640tools available for people that most just have no idea about including those that practice within
00:07:10.160the system. So I've learned a lot over the last two years, specifically digging into a lot of
00:07:16.400the stuff, even that's winning cases now for people is stuff that was, you know, been around
00:07:21.520for 60, 70, 80, 90 years. And if we're going to fix Canada and look at what it's going to look
00:07:28.640like on the other side we have to understand better where we come from and the tools and
00:07:35.200resources that are available for us and this is all a part of the education and the learning and
00:07:40.960moving forward so when people disagree that's fabulous because it provides an opportunity
00:07:46.260for people to have that open dialogue and get more and more information on the subject
00:07:52.140and for people that are looking into that they're primarily looking into that
00:07:56.520for the future they're looking at protecting their assets that they have and uh hopefully
00:08:03.440protecting them from what they see coming what we're dealing with and all of those things
00:08:06.980so that they have them on the other side in the future and we're building all these parallel
00:08:10.860communities and societies well these are some of the things we have to learn and understand
00:08:14.860moving forward what does land property titles look like on the other side of this uh you know
00:08:22.640tower of babel coming apart at some point so uh this is more about people understanding what the
00:08:28.240the correction is to establish law and when people can can start to uh embrace higher jurisdictions
00:08:36.320and what they're fluid in um it's going to be some interesting conversations but at the end of the
00:08:40.600day anything that you're doing to protect yourself to move forward um is not time wasted you know
00:08:49.000it's interesting i said last night at the the end of the show i said if you think you own your
00:08:55.180property think again and uh based based upon that comment i received a flurry of emails last night
00:09:04.880some angry some confused some panicked what do you mean i don't own my i've worked my whole life and
00:09:11.720i get that i totally understand that but living in the matrix that we live in
00:09:15.460if you have to pay taxes on a piece of land you own outright does that tell you that you own the
00:09:22.600land outright if you have to go to a municipal government to get permission to build a structure
00:09:28.020on your land then does that tell you you own the land outright if a government can come along at
00:09:34.560any time and expropriate that land based upon the fact they want to widen the road or they want to
00:09:39.460put in a new structure infrastructure for the community then you pretty much don't have an
00:09:45.780option you will take the money they give you and you will move along does that mean that you own
00:09:50.960your land probably not not outright anyway you know this whole system current taxation theft
00:09:58.780system that we have in canada is a giant illusion of fraud and a ponzi scheme uh there's an old
00:10:07.620cartoon that i remember seeing as i was just a young teenager and it's a little boy uh saying
00:10:13.160i'm going to be a gangster when i grow up and dad's on the couch reading his newspaper and he
00:10:18.280says cool government or private sector right and that's the the the reality of it um and and
00:10:29.000everything for the last uh couple of generations has been one crime laid on top of another crime
00:10:35.960on top of another crime to remove, you know, all of our rights.
00:10:41.980And at the end of the day, what it boils down to is they're red taping us
00:10:46.300and cornering us into being criminals at every breath and turn and thought and word.
00:10:52.580And they keep cornering us and cornering us and cornering us through, you know,0.98
00:10:57.200ridiculous legislation and all of this garbage until sooner or later we break the law0.93
00:11:02.780and then we are controllable within the system.0.99
00:11:05.960Right. And they're doing the same thing through properties of all of these things.
00:11:10.840I mean, even thinking about it, you know, how much do we pay for the privilege of driving our vehicle that we work for?
00:11:17.760And what do they use that money for? They don't use that money to give back in claims.
00:11:21.600They use that money to go and buy properties and leverage their own assets, the same as the banks do.
00:11:27.180Right. So it's all just another illusion of fraud.
00:11:30.640Speaking of criminal, I'm sure you recognize the name Karen Bandman.
00:11:35.500Karen put a video out a couple of days ago.
00:11:37.820The last time Wayne was on the show, we talked about the South Central Regional Library Board,
00:11:44.460and it was based upon some pornographic, let's be honest,
00:11:48.080some pornographic books they had available for small children in the library in Winkler.
00:11:52.760So I'm going to go ahead and play the video that Karen made a couple of days ago,
00:11:56.940and then we're going to get Wayne to go ahead and respond to this.
00:12:00.360Pornography, child abuse, grooming, and accountability.
00:12:03.400Those were the four issues presented to the Board of the South Central Regional Library.
00:12:09.400The concern that they have made books available that break the law.
00:12:14.400Laws that have been put in place to protect our children.
00:12:17.400Parents, grandparents and youth were concerned.
00:12:21.400And on September 22nd, the Library Board witnessed an historic attendance by the public.
00:12:27.400Those who didn't fit into the room listened from the hallway.
00:12:30.400They wanted to know what the delegation had to say and they came to hear the board's response.
00:12:37.080As of today, the South Central Regional Library Board has not responded to the information
00:12:42.780or requests brought forward by the delegation.
00:12:46.720To the over 140 members of the public who came to this meeting and to the six delegates,
00:12:52.460the board's silence, their disrespect is a shock.
00:12:58.340If they do not serve the public, they feel no need to respond to the concerns brought
00:13:03.280forward by the public, then who do they serve?
00:13:07.540The books are still on the shelf and available online, and at this time there is no indication
00:13:28.280The South Central Regional Library website lists their board members.
00:13:35.280Most are from the RM and town councils.
00:13:38.680Talk to these people, phone them, email them, schedule a meeting, and ask that children's
00:13:45.240fiction and non-fiction materials that contain sexually explicit images, pornography or child
00:13:52.960pornography that teach sexual touching to minors or that could be used for grooming purposes all
00:13:59.400of which are illegal according to the criminal code of canada are removed from our from all
00:14:04.820south central regional libraries okay wayne that's something we talked about a couple of weeks back
00:14:13.120the last time you were on the show and for the people who don't know who are not aware of the
00:14:18.560situation down there could you give us a recap please so yeah um there's some parents that have
00:14:25.800actually started to truly discover what is being dished out to their children through the public
00:14:30.700library systems um that they are funding and that are beholdens to their communities and uh uh the
00:14:39.060this has turned into uh something of interest for other parents um upon discovering this and they
00:14:46.120have been going through the hoops that the municipality of Winkler is forcing them to
00:14:52.140jump through, treating them like they are criminals already, and portraying that they
00:14:59.540are as such criminals for demanding answers to questions, primarily questions of who decides
00:15:11.300which books the kids get to see under what's the process and what is the process for removing these
00:15:19.640things these are publicly funded libraries and so what's going on there is actually two different
00:15:26.140processes a parent filed some complaints asking for some books to be removed a delegation came
00:15:33.600together once this parent was being bullied by the library system this uh this delegation came
00:15:40.980together and then asked questions for that the library has responded to the parents stating
00:15:48.120no they're not removing the books um and the delegation of the community that asked for
00:15:54.180answers about this situation has been ignored and that has been almost exactly a month ago now
00:16:00.520So this is where Karen is running for a school trustee, and she has stuck her neck out for the kids in the community, and the community is literally seeing how little the community, you know, the people in the seats of power, how much they're paying attention.
00:16:26.580um she was correct in that it was a historic moment for that particular library in the
00:16:33.180turnout of people um i was there i attended i covered it um i didn't film it i did not want
00:16:41.100to single the parents out that were there speaking um because i knew that they would get abused and
00:16:46.440they have been getting abused for it um and all i really want is answers uh to this you know it's
00:16:55.060Is this other parents in the community?
00:16:57.460Like, do these parents not understand what's going on?
00:17:00.100Well, the system, the municipal system,
00:17:04.660has taken a pretty high and mighty position in this for the most part.
00:17:13.680There's political games going on behind the scenes of that.
00:17:18.800And again, I don't want to get people in trouble from either side of the fence.
00:17:23.680I don't want people being attacked.1.00
00:17:25.100That's the whole point of what these ladies are trying to do is to show and navigate a responsible adult parental response to a problem and create dialogue.1.00
00:17:35.720And they're pretending like they don't exist.1.00
00:17:38.400They're not really engaging in the public dialogue.
00:17:41.160and that's where Karen was updating the community
00:17:46.360on the fact that they had asked at that hearing
00:17:49.180for a response from them, one way, shape or form
00:18:31.520In talking with these ladies and some other communities,
00:18:35.980They're starting to have a really good understanding of the damage that this stuff initiates.
00:18:44.700This stuff is the gateway drug of choice that ultimately ends up in kids turning themselves into eunuchs at teenagers
00:18:55.800and the government intervening against the parents if the parents object.
00:19:00.580This is where that ideology and that mindset starts.
00:19:05.980I looked at the materials that they were referencing to, and honestly, my first response when this was shown to me was, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, we need a police opinion on this because I can't have anything to do with this just based on my understanding of the law.
00:19:22.260And the law, as it's very clearly written, and these library systems seem to be taking it upon themselves from a higher moral standing to operate within gray areas of the law in themselves defining or dismissing clearly dangerous material under the guise of educational.
00:19:50.640It's the same as these story time hours going under the fraud of family friendly.
00:19:58.540Well, there is nothing family friendly about this.
00:20:00.960And unless you've got unlimited cash supply for dealing with the damage that's being done to your kids, parents need to do something about this.
00:20:08.200And they need to do it reasonably and responsibly or they're going to end up with the monster of the beast breathing down their throats.0.50
00:20:15.280So this is what these ladies are showing, a prime example of what it looks like doing it responsibly as supporters, the real people in their community.
00:20:28.260And this is not about book burning either, like they did in the 1950s, Burning Catcher in the Rye or other controversial titles that were pretty much classics.
00:20:38.020Nobody's asking for them to go and burn their collection of Playboys.
00:20:41.620what they're asking for is those to be treated as such those books that they're portraying and
00:20:48.860telling parents are what is educational material to teach seven to ten year olds to tell them what
00:20:56.420their identity is and how to have relationships of alternative styles between seven and ten
00:21:02.900are you kidding me that has absolutely nothing to do with common sense reason or anything else
00:21:09.080that has any business in a public system of any way, shape or form, you know, and people wonder
00:21:16.540prime example, I get a call from my friend in the UK, his nine year old grandson comes home
00:21:21.660and says, granddad, I'm gay. Granddad says, why? Well, what makes you think that? And he says,
00:21:26.700well, I, this girl in school likes me and I think she has cooties. So now the teacher says I'm gay0.98
00:21:33.040and now I'm learning how to be gay. This is what they're doing to the kids. And this is what these0.91
00:21:37.920books are doing to reinforce that and i don't care what your personal preferences are seven to
00:21:43.960ten year olds got no business looking at the junk in diagrams of a 40 and 50 year old people
00:21:50.800they don't need to know what an erect man looks like at seven to ten years old they don't need0.99
00:21:55.920to know any of that they don't need to know how to have a you know fellatio with somebody their0.96
00:22:03.680own age at 10 years old yeah this is what they're doing you know it's interesting too um i have0.51
00:22:10.040friends who whose wives and husbands teach in elementary schools grade three and such and they
00:22:16.680say they do gay for a day events uh you know gay pride parades in the school and again you know i've
00:22:23.500got no problem with people's sexual preference i don't care but you know grade three students are
00:22:28.580eight they don't need to be worrying about what their sexual preferences are at this point in
00:22:35.460their lives in my opinion am i wrong you are 100 correct shadow um one of my best friends uh is
00:22:43.780one of the leading pioneers of trauma research development and treatment in north america and
00:22:49.660we have endless discussions about the damage and the level of damage that's being created through
00:22:54.060Even one exposure to this kind of material sets these kids up for decades of trauma responses.
00:23:02.880And we're at a situation here now where this stuff has been infesting in our communities for so long that we have people committing generational crimes because of the influence of these kinds of materials.
00:23:16.960There is nothing safe and effective about this kind of teaching for kids.
00:23:22.000yeah all right i want to change gears and by the way cbc did do a report on the winkler library
00:23:29.600situation a couple of weeks ago and they said uh that the board would not be uh taking any of those
00:23:35.920books out of the library but the board has not come back to the parents for a response but they
00:23:41.240did speak to cbc for some reason and there was a couple of people on cbc i don't even know who
00:23:46.480these people were if they represented the board or if they were just uh university scholars because
00:23:51.940uh corporate media is very big on bringing in university scholars to talk uh nonsense uh and
00:23:58.700and they were absolutely justifying the books that were in the in the libraries which blew my
00:24:04.420mind they believe that these are appropriate educational material for these kids yeah and i
00:24:09.960think that that is up to the parents to decide have you ever heard the name matthew good
00:24:14.980uh the singer singer matthew good yeah i heard about his statements uh uh the other day uh that
00:42:22.540Gold has been around for at least 5,000 years
00:42:25.760as an established, safe, reliable currency.
00:42:28.860And if you want to get ahead of the game,
00:42:31.620Silver is becoming a far more dynamic material in moving forward with the evolution of newer technologies.
00:42:41.040They're being able to make do with a lot more silver than the requirements of gold.
00:42:46.620So these kinds of things are only going to help that market.
00:42:49.180It's a currency that we can go back to very quickly and easily.
00:42:52.980We are seeing other nations are going back to commodities, back to currencies.
00:42:57.400There's a motion put forward in the United States this past week to reestablish a gold-backed currency in the United States.
00:43:05.800So the struggle that we face is multifold, and every portion of it is 100% interconnected.
00:43:15.820But I have to look at it like it's battlefields triage.
00:43:21.820That's how I live my life in this minefield that I'm in is every day you're dealing with a different wound or injury that is that moment's priority, right?
00:43:34.220I mean, it's the same as when I was doing fire and rescue, you know, breathing blood, bones, right?
00:43:41.480There's an order that you have to deal with things.
00:43:44.460and this is what I'm looking at on the geopolitical scale because there's so many things that we get
00:43:49.240we're not seeing because we're so busy dealing with the distraction and the fires and the fights
00:43:53.620that are right in front of our grills the porn in the schools the abuse of the or of the police
00:44:00.040the failures of politics all of these things that we're not even seeing what's happening on the other
00:44:04.400side of the world so we're tending to take verbatim the little bit that we are absorbing about it
00:44:08.640and it's really leading us down a dangerous path uh the people that we traditionally expected to
00:44:16.680uh you know cover our flanks um or cover our six historically are not there and if there are there0.79
00:44:23.100well they're not working on our behalf either so there's a lot of shady shit going on right now
00:44:28.460no kidding so silly we buy gold we buy silver and and tiago mentioned that silver was getting set to0.91
00:44:34.860explode uh in terms of price i think it said it's 20 an ounce ounce now but it could quadruple or0.61
00:44:41.100quintruple in the next uh year or so how do we spend it like is it just a matter of keeping that
00:44:47.640as personal wealth outside of the system or is there a way to actually will there be a way to
00:44:53.380actually trade that as currency somehow i i expect uh you know uh we're not the way we think about
00:45:00.940value exchange doing business with each other we've got an established base value of what
00:45:09.520something is worth to us supply and demand is obviously going to change and alter a lot of that
00:45:15.400but when it's going to come to lower denominational things it's going to be standard
00:45:21.840acceptance that we're probably going to deal in silver whether you know and we may negotiate the
00:45:27.720volume based on you know what we last understood as the the region you know the the realistic
00:45:33.820practical value of silver and a lot of that I think we're going to be able to we're going to
00:45:39.040start to look at okay well our dollar was worth a dollar buying power when it was a fiat currency
00:45:45.540now it's worth monopoly money but if we re-establish under a currency-backed system
00:45:50.640what is a dollar's worth of silver look like on the open market what does that dollar buy
00:45:57.260in America or England or France, and that's what will kind of ballpark the value of silver
00:46:04.760that is going to be relatively negotiable for the value of a product.
00:46:08.900So I think that we'll be able to come back to a material standard currency very, very quickly.
00:46:19.060And it's, of course, the last thing in the world that this coalition between the NDP and the Liberal Party want
00:46:24.480as it was announced just a couple of hours ago
00:46:28.940that the Conservatives had moved for an audit of the Bank of Canada
00:46:33.760and the Liberals and the NDP shut it down, of course.
00:46:37.400Can't have anybody looking at the bank's books.
00:46:42.040So, I mean, this is, again, just one of the things
00:46:45.160that we have to correct when the time comes.
00:46:49.220The digital currency, I found fascinating
00:46:52.260in the conversation that we had the other night with with Tiago it was uh the great reset and
00:46:57.440this is what I was talking about last night after reading an excerpt from Klaus Schwab's book the
00:47:02.440great reset and I recommend that everybody read that I I wouldn't say go and buy it don't pay
00:47:07.960money for it but if you can find it online try and read as much as you can because you got to
00:47:12.960know your enemy well and he is probably the lead horse in their army in terms of uh you know
00:47:18.740destroying us from the inside out but what he said was fascinating when I said
00:47:25.280the great reset think about what that actually means people look at that like
00:47:29.840it's a title just a title but it's a reset when you reset the stopwatch on
00:47:35.780your phone from 7 minutes and 36 seconds to zero that is a great reset when he's
00:47:42.180talking about a reset it's taking seventy five thousand dollars or your
00:47:47.100life savings and reducing it to zero and then he's going to give you depending
00:47:54.960upon your social behaviors 500 credits 5,000 credits or whatever it is they're
00:48:02.580going to be calling them and they'll say you're on your own now this is it and by
00:48:07.020the way this currency is now under our control so if you do something we don't
00:48:11.400like we can reduce your privileges or we can shorten the time span you have to spend it or
00:48:16.620we can tell you what you can spend it on and everything that you've worked for in your entire
00:48:21.460life correct me if i'm wrong here is gone into the ether they may let you live in your house
00:48:28.620for a time but it will not be yours anymore if it ever was in the first place it will uh they will
00:48:36.260collectively uh take all of the paperwork that says it belongs to us and they will individually
00:48:41.760come and make arrangements with people um to provide them with you know the opportunity to
00:48:48.860accept the deal um we're going to be in a or they're expecting us to be in a complete
00:48:55.080demoralized dehumanized desperate state um the only uh places we're going to be able to
00:49:04.460to find product goods groceries material will be the fema sanctioned places we already all know
00:49:13.240which ones those are all of the mom and pop small business intermediate size businesses will be gone
00:49:19.720anybody that is required for essential services will be commandeered under emergency orders
00:49:27.240and this this is ultimately what they're what they're looking at manufacturing or creating
00:49:33.520a situation that allows them to justify all of these actions do you think that worldwide i'm not
00:49:42.460talking just about canadians now worldwide once people finally see what's coming and they will0.87
00:49:48.860because they're going to have to roll it out these clowns are going to have to roll it out at some
00:49:52.880point they're going to have to start quickening the pace and when they start doing that and when0.58
00:49:57.240all of these drastic changes start taking hold will people finally stand up and say no it's
00:50:03.260happening already uh i think france there was 300 000 people came out again in france uh germany
00:50:09.280everywhere um and they can't continue to withstand that uh there was brief glimpses you know over the
00:50:17.440last couple of years uh but the the uh the price that they are paying is so over the top now uh
00:50:26.120These European nations are realizing that if they don't do something to pass for the people and provide them solutions, they will be swinging from lampposts.
00:50:38.460So just this week, we've seen six European nations break the sanctions and sign energy deals with Russia.
00:50:49.240Who do you think is tired of this stalemate already?
00:50:53.080And this is what we're starting to see is this whole war in the Ukraine has been jacking itself up at the behest of a couple of corrupt entities.
00:51:06.940And people are tired of paying the price for the bullies on the block, the United States of American cabal.
00:51:13.900And they don't want to ride that Titanic to the bottom with America.0.87
00:51:20.580America is making ridiculous mistakes under the Joe Biden regime.
00:51:27.300And they're going to be facing a lot of turmoil in America in the next three weeks as well.0.77
00:51:34.040But at the end of the day, America is really not making any friends on the international stage.
00:51:41.200And as a matter of fact, they are explicitly losing friends faster than they are making them.
00:51:48.340and former allies are now threatening them and it's they're ending they're putting Biden's
00:51:55.340putting them in a mess and I it's an interesting point where everybody liked to champion that
00:52:00.960Trump was right he told Germany that they were too energy dependent on Russia and it would come0.76
00:52:07.200back to bite them in the butt what he didn't tell America's was y'all were way too dependent on0.61
00:52:12.720chips from taiwan and now when china takes over taiwan america is going to lose 90 of its chips0.99
00:52:19.840that means there is not even going to be a vending machine that is going to be able to have a chip
00:52:25.780for it uh to make it work so uh tit for tat um other nations are figuring out ways to uh put
00:52:34.420america in their place and sleepy joe looking for miss jackie is not uh getting anywhere
00:52:41.440sleepy joe said today well america's gonna have to ramp up its oil production again can you believe
00:52:47.340that you know after the last two years of shutting it down he just gave away another 35 million
00:52:52.940barrels of their national oil reserves to china why is he giving his oil to china because they
00:52:59.160won't take his monopoly money and he needs all of these raw materials for the f-35s that he's built
00:53:06.060that he can only make with chinese material so they're saying sure we'll take your oil for this
00:53:13.340material it was already earmarked for you anyways but uh thanks to saudi arabia now when you try to
00:53:20.680replenish those oil reserves it's going to cost you five times the price to fill up your tank
00:53:26.280you know what's interesting too is is uh when these countries as you pointed out french france
00:53:31.440germany uk is probably going to get pretty upset uh very soon too as winter draws nearer for them
00:53:36.920they're going to be cold they're going to have rolling blackouts it's not going to be pleasant
00:53:40.840anywhere in europe in the developed world uh when they start uprising they might say enough with0.52
00:53:48.640these sanctions and the war in ukraine but they've already got to go to and that's taiwan i was
00:53:54.900waiting for you to bring that up well england's going to have a unique opportunity to experience
00:54:01.420as three prime ministers in three months.
00:54:03.960That's pretty much a given as they financially implode.
00:54:09.720You've got other nations like Austria propping up the pension plan in the UK.
00:54:13.760You've got Japan trying to prop up the pension plans and the debt on the euro.
00:54:22.360And nobody can keep propping up each other's debts out there
00:54:25.540because there's just not enough trade going on at this point
01:01:48.340Okay, guys, this is turning into a national story,
01:01:51.260and the reason for that is because here in Winnipeg,
01:01:54.320we've got a civic election coming up next week.
01:01:56.420It's a week from today, as a matter of fact.
01:01:57.820And we have one mayoral candidate who is standing up for freedom and who is non-woke.
01:02:03.820She's against all of the woke speak out there, and she's not afraid to say it.
01:02:07.860Her name is Jenny Motkaluk, and I would love to have her on the show.
01:02:11.680Winnipeg mayoral candidate Jenny Motkaluk says the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs has created a false and divisive narrative that's trying to guilt voters into abandoning their love of Canada.
01:02:23.620Earlier this month, ModKaluk publicly stated that she wants the Forks,
01:02:28.420and that's, in case you don't live in Winnipeg,
01:02:30.280that's the big meeting place right in the heart of the city
01:02:32.600where the two rivers meet, the Red and the Assiniboine.
01:02:38.160She wanted the Forks not to continue with renaming July 1st events as a new day,
01:02:45.500because the Forks used to be the place where you'd go to watch the Canada Day fireworks,
01:02:48.820but now it's called a new day as of this year.
01:02:51.500The name change, according to the Forks this summer,
01:02:53.940was meant to reflect on reconciliation efforts
01:02:57.140and the potential discovery of unmarked burial sites
01:06:26.180And I stand with Jenny on that statement 100%.
01:06:32.620I told you last week I made a visit to the Manitoba Museum because it's one of my favorite places in the city, in the city of Winnipeg.
01:06:41.420Been going there since I was a little kid, and the impression, because I hadn't been there in a few years, the impression I got as I left was that it's become very woke.
01:06:50.440And in some cases, throughout the museum, it looks like they're actually trying to change history.
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