00:02:25.360hey how you guys doing welcome to shadow at night this is wednesday october the 5th 2022
00:02:31.480i am just exchanging emails right now with a woman called natalie no sorry that's cindy
00:02:38.080friesen and cindy and her legal team should be hopefully i don't know why i did this0.98
00:02:47.160should be joining the show on tuesday night after the thanksgiving long weekend and the0.97
00:02:54.220reason for this is because cindy who resides in southern manitoba is starting a class action1.00
00:03:03.580lawsuit for all the people who were fired from their jobs because of the vaccine thing and she's
00:03:09.960looking for more and more people to join so at least that's my understanding of it and i look
00:03:16.560forward to having cindy friesen and her legal team on the show on tuesday night this should be good
00:03:22.140And I think, I hope she's going to be doing a call for anybody, anybody out there at all who has lost their job because of this whole vaccine mandate nonsense to join the lawsuit.
00:03:35.520I'm not sure if it's going to cost you any money, but I think it's worthwhile pursuing something like this as the legal cases continue to mount.
00:09:11.180by Transportation Minister Omar Al-Ghambra.
00:09:14.420In the response, Transport Canada admitted
00:09:16.600The World Economic Forum is one of several partners for the federal government's No Traveler Digital Identity Project, which will cost $100.53 million over five years.
00:09:28.700That's $105.3 million over five years.
00:09:33.300And what Lewis wrote on her Twitter was simple.
00:15:39.280The site had been adorned, unless, of course, the government has made a new law in the last couple of weeks.
00:15:46.080The erosion of our faith in public institutions continues.
00:15:51.280The site had been adorned with signs and flags highlighting a variety of issues from the discovery of what are possibly unmarked graves at the sites of former residential schools to COVID-19 restrictions and conflict in the Middle East.
00:16:02.400Somehow that got in there. I have no idea why that would be in there unless Antifa is somehow involved.
00:16:10.400That encampment was not associated with another on the east side of the ledge, where a sacred fire has been burning since the discovery of potential unmarked graves in Kamloops last year.
00:16:19.900The east side encampment was not dismantled on Tuesday. Both camps had been ordered to leave the legislature grounds in August.
00:16:26.540so there it is uh no weapons charges have been laid by the way even though the government was
00:16:34.360suggesting that there were weapons rifles sighted that people were scared tourists and employees of
00:16:39.700the legislature were frightened walking in the front doors of the ledge no weapons charges the
00:16:46.620cops did say they found an axe and that was about it and i assume that's for wood chopping because
00:16:55.000you know, the sacred fire has been burning for a while. They need to keep it going.
00:16:59.900It's a, another overreach, another overreach, one to add to the list.
00:17:09.400Reasonable. Interesting. Oh, wait a minute. Mike Foy Jackis, ask the funeral director,
00:17:15.180just a second here. Just a second. I think he might be watching the show right now because
00:17:19.680He heard me say, oh, okay, so we're going to talk about the blood clots that other funeral directors from places like the UK and Australia have been finding.
00:17:36.280Mike will be talking about the blood clots tonight on Ask the Funeral Director.
00:17:41.580That's coming up at 8, sorry, make that 9.15 Central, you guys, 9.15 Central.
00:17:47.200Ask the funeral director with Mike Boyd-Jackus of Voyage Funeral Homes.
00:17:57.820Our responses need to be measured and reasonable.
00:18:01.880And that's how Unified Grassroots, according to Nadine Ness last night, that's how they've gotten as far as they've gotten.
00:18:08.100And that's how they've gotten more people on site.
00:18:10.680You know how we talk about trying to get doctors and lawyers and people like that to speak out?
00:18:15.380They're not going to speak out if they find themselves associated with what they consider to be radical elements, right?
00:18:27.160They don't want to be associated with people who are breaking the law, maybe.
00:18:34.080Even though those people really aren't breaking the law according to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, they are breaking, like, maybe noise bylaws or parking bylaws.
00:18:44.240bylaws, little local pecune stuff. That doesn't really matter to anybody. But they don't want to
00:18:50.400be associated with any of that stuff. They want to be associated with people who are respected in
00:18:55.260society. And if we can pull that off, if we can be measured and reasonable in our response, and I
00:19:05.600know i know that people are upset but we have to stifle it for the time being after all of this is
00:19:15.000over and i'm not saying this is going to be next month or even next year because we've still got
00:19:19.560a long way to go guys i just told you about the world economic forum um but after all this is over
00:19:28.140and we're able to establish a new reality of sorts,
00:20:28.140And the stories that I give to you guys night after night certainly don't make it easier, but here we go.
00:20:37.800Manitoba has called on Ottawa to axe the harmful fertilizer reduction targets.
00:20:43.920A new motion in the Manitoba Legislative Assembly today calls on the federal government to scrap its fertilizer reduction targets for farmers,
00:20:52.440citing the irreparable harm they could do to the agriculture industry and food security.
00:20:56.780The MLAZ and Wishart and Brad Michaloski introduced Resolution 21 Federal Fertilizer Reduction yesterday, calling on the ledge to urge Ottawa to scrap this 30% emissions reduction target.
00:21:09.120We call on the federal government, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:21:11.640So basically, this is just them voting on a letter that was a harshly worded letter that was already sent from Premier Heather Stephenson to the federal government a couple of weeks ago.
00:21:22.100This is just the legislature now voting that that was the right thing to do.
00:21:25.840but when trudeau tries to enact this bill this 30 percent fertilizer reduction bill
00:21:33.620that's when the resistance is going to come in my opinion and this is something that we really need
00:21:40.340oh man we really need to keep our ear to the ground to remember i talked about that grassroots
00:21:48.300movement that's going to happen it's not going to come from any one leader it's not going to come
00:21:52.180from any one voice or any one part of the country people are just going to start moving because
00:21:58.980they've had enough and farmers truckers and all of the people associated with the freedom convoy
00:22:08.340in the past are probably going to be going i'm not saying guys this is going to happen next week or
00:22:13.200next month but it's going to happen because the second you make these farmers reduce their usage
00:22:20.480of fertilizer by 30 percent you're cutting essentially their crops their income by 30
00:22:24.880percent and if a farmer uh makes a hundred and or sorry 1.5 million dollars on his crops per year
00:22:32.160or her crops per year but their overhead is 1.1 million that means they're making 400 000 to cut
00:22:39.400that back by 30 means you're talking about 300 000 they're barely breaking even at that point
00:33:18.780to justify their lies well that's interesting plausible deniability sean says maybe
00:33:31.620new lockdowns coming colleen says well i would say yeah probably but they're going to be for
00:33:38.100something completely different it's not going to be covet anymore they they've they've beaten that
00:33:42.740horse to death there is no way it's got to be something else either some really dangerous new
00:33:48.820strain of it a brand new virus altogether because they've been warning us that in the left-wing
00:33:54.320corporate media for the past few months or maybe it's climate lockdowns that's the next big thing
00:34:00.360to keep people living in fear boom diane congratulations you win a lollipop
00:34:08.560All right. This is an exchange between Pierre Polyev, speaking of climate, Pierre Polyev and Trudeau today in the House of Commons. I found it to be very entertaining. I hope you do.
00:34:23.440One, his climate rebate comes nowhere near $12,645 for this farm family. Two, his carbon tax has not hit a single solitary emissions reduction target. It has not worked.
00:34:37.280And three, in the month of July, when this family was paying $12,645 in his carbon tax, supposedly for the environment, the Prime Minister jumped on his private jet 20 times.
00:34:53.660He can't tell us how much the tax will cost.
00:34:55.800Will he tell us how much carbon he emitted in that month of July when he was raising that?
00:35:01.680Listen to the answer. Listen to the answer.
00:35:03.600Mr. Speaker, you don't have to convince Albertans or Saskatchewanians who have dealt with wildfires that climate change is real.
00:35:15.520You don't have to convince British Columbians who have seen record levels of floods that climate change is real.
00:35:21.200You certainly don't have to convince Atlantic Canadians who are rebuilding after yet another storm of the century that climate change is real.
00:35:29.860People know we need to take action on that, and that's exactly what this government has done,
00:35:35.020by putting a price on pollution to ensure it's no longer free to pollute anywhere in the country
00:35:39.340and giving more money back to families that need it.
00:35:43.220When is the Conservative leader going to get serious on climate change?
00:35:46.560The Honourable Leader of the Opposition.
00:35:49.600The Prime Minister hasn't gotten serious on climate change.
00:35:52.440He has a tax plan, not a climate plan, that has raised money for his government
00:35:56.900but has not reduced emissions or hit targets.0.56
00:35:59.080Now, this Prime Minister has the audacity to call this farm family polluters while he
00:36:04.040jets around in his private jet across the country.
00:36:07.020What the effect of his plan will be is to drive up domestic food production costs, drive
00:36:12.240that production out of our country to more polluting lands where it has to be transported
00:52:40.020Wasn't Joe Biden begging them to make more oil just a couple of months ago?
00:52:45.020If this is the case and there's a scarcity of oil, you can expect gas prices to go even higher.
00:52:50.980And I do believe, and there's, by the way, there is no correlation, as that dude was just talking about, between the Canadian dollar and the price of oil or gasoline right now.
00:53:07.740There's no explanation for why gas is going up when oil prices have remained relatively stable.
00:53:14.780they can say well you know we had some production problems at some of our facilities in texas that's
00:53:21.460usually the go-to crutch they use right we had to shut down for maintenance at our refineries in
00:53:27.060houston or the hurricanes are always causing us a problem but as far as i'm concerned where the
00:53:32.560refineries are which are mostly in texas if you're talking about the united states
00:53:36.320there has been no weather activity that would stop them from functioning not even in the
00:53:42.280offshore ones in the Gulf. Florida, yes, but not Texas. So what's really going on?
00:53:55.520Food scarcity has become a thing as well. You may notice there's not as much stock on
00:54:03.280the shelves these days when you go to your local supermarket. I believe that we are being
00:54:10.060set up for a winter of scarcity and that's why i and many other independent media have been asking
00:54:16.100you guys to stock up as much as you can on frozen goods canned goods and whatnot uh enough for three
00:54:23.900months roughly if you can if you can and if you can't if you haven't got the capability to do
00:54:30.740that let's say you live in an apartment you haven't got a deep freeze you haven't got a generator
00:54:34.660maybe get in touch with somebody you know that does and you can do it together you can stock up
00:54:42.660together because it's important important that you keep yourself and your family safe uh and fed
00:54:51.860and warm this coming winter especially you if you live in the very very cold regions
00:54:58.900of canada i mean i've spent winters in southern ontario and yeah it's cold but not like southern
00:55:05.380manitoba saskatchewan alberta i mean we get we get really cold here man like it's bad
00:55:11.000really bad minus 35 for three straight weeks bet stock up on firewood if you've got a wood
00:55:18.040burning stove or a fireplace if you've got a fireplace and you haven't used it in years make
00:55:21.960sure it's cleaned and that you can use it i know that some people have covered up their their
00:55:28.320fireplaces now for years we don't use that they've got it covered up some insert there
00:55:32.200take it out clean it out and get it ready for use you may need it i'm not saying you will
00:55:38.840i'm saying you might because the way this is going seriously the economy in such terrible
00:55:45.060shape and the inflation continuing and the gas price is going up and the food price is going up
00:55:49.720and warnings of of uh you know energy shortfalls in alberta they were warning people last week not
00:55:55.920to use so much energy that was last tuesday they may be doing the same thing in saskatchewan
00:56:00.980i don't think manitoba is going to be affected electricity wise because of the hydro we have
00:56:05.960here but who knows who knows so just better safe than sorry is all i'm saying and the
00:56:13.780internet outage maybe i mean people have been talking about that too but i haven't seen any
00:56:19.720signs of that and i do look around for this stuff on a daily basis i haven't really seen much of it
00:56:24.400except for people who are just screaming,
00:56:26.740oh, there's got to be an internet outage.
00:59:33.240Ooh. Technocracy is where this is heading, by the way. And if you don't know what that is, just look it up. It's been around for pretty close to 100 years now. It's not good. It's not good. It's a faceless leader. Right? It's strange. I mean, you've seen a couple of Star Trek episodes about it, I have no doubt. But yeah, technocracy.
00:59:58.720okay this is yeah this is going to be the last story that i do tonight you guys were getting
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01:00:15.280this is great this is actually a great clip monday bloomberg tv segment on ukraine on the
01:00:23.080ukraine war with an expert who has in the recent past advised three u.n secretaries general didn't
01:00:30.160go the way the bloomberg hosts thought that it would jeffrey sacks who is the director of the
01:00:35.540center for sustainable development at columbia university i don't like that that title the
01:00:41.480director for sustainable uh development because that is like the u.n goals for sustainable
01:00:47.400development and it's bad right so you'd think this man is bad but watch what he has to say
01:00:54.560regarding the uh the pipelines being blown up last week
01:00:58.160well europe is in a very very sharp economic downturn uh the sharp decline of output and
01:01:10.640living standards also shows up as a rise of prices but the the main fact is that the european
01:01:16.880economy is getting hammered by this, by the sudden cutoff of energy. And now, to make it
01:01:24.900definitive, the destruction of the Nord Stream pipeline, which I would bet was a U.S. action,
01:01:32.800perhaps U.S. and Poland. This is speculation. Jeff, we've got to stop there. That's quite a
01:01:38.960statement as well. Why do you feel that that was a U.S. action? What evidence do you have of that?
01:01:45.100Well, first of all, there's direct radar evidence that U.S. helicopters, military helicopters that are normally based in Gdansk were circling over this area.
01:01:56.400We also had the threats from the United States earlier in this year that one way or another, we are going to end Nord Stream.
01:02:04.240We also have a remarkable statement by Secretary Blinken last Friday in a press conference.
01:02:08.820He says, this is also a tremendous opportunity.
01:02:13.080It's a strange way to talk if you're worried about the piracy on international infrastructure of vital significance.
01:02:22.660So I know this runs counter to our narrative.
01:02:25.880You're not allowed to say these things in the West.
01:02:30.020But the fact of the matter is, all over the world, when I talk to people, they think the U.S. did it.
01:02:36.560And just to tell you, and by the way, even reporters on our papers that are involved tell me privately, well, of course, but it doesn't show up in our media.
01:02:48.740Professor, I want to get into the tip for a tad about what did or did not happen with Nord Stream because I don't have the evidence and we don't have a counterbalance to them.
01:02:57.060those anchors man like when something goes not their way like and i'm talking about
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01:03:53.800stand up and say wait a minute just a second and then you watch these people scramble because
01:03:59.940they're going off script and they have no ability to ad-lib anything
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01:06:44.660And that's it for the show tonight, you guys.
01:06:47.140Now, listen, I was talking about getting a, and I know some of you have left already, but don't go anywhere, getting a party together.
01:06:55.880now this obviously can't be done all across the country in one big party so you know if you know
01:07:04.480people who watch this show and you want to get together and do a coffee date once a week awesome
01:07:12.460do it if they live in your neighborhood and that's why i ask you guys to write down where you live
01:07:17.440when you say hi at the beginning of the show because maybe there's somebody else who lives
01:07:21.160two blocks away or two miles away who would love getting together for a coffee with you or a beer.
01:07:27.280And maybe you can make this kind of a weekly thing. It's good for the mental health to be
01:07:31.580able to get together and talk about things. As far as a party is concerned, yes, we are working
01:07:38.680on putting together a Southern Manitoba bash with a band even. So we're going to have more on that
01:07:44.960probably in the next week and a half or so. And when we do, we'll let you know it's going to be
01:07:49.740a good time where's the money going here's where the money is going to go to the next party so
01:07:56.860we'll just hold on to that money until we need it for the next party and the next party will be
01:08:01.680better than the first one and so on and so on and so on and that's just the way that's going to go
01:08:07.340period uh that's it for the show tonight you guys don't forget ask the funeral director with
01:08:12.720mike voyjackis of voyage funeral homes is coming up in 15 minutes right here on this page and we
01:08:19.240are going to talk about the blood clots tonight that you've been hearing about from other funeral
01:08:23.500directors in other parts of the world 15 minutes ask the funeral director with mike boy jackets of
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