The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Weds Sept. 14th⧸2022

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00:02:28.400 welcome welcome welcome to shadow at night this is wednesday september the 14th 2022 you know how

00:02:33.960 i say hello to people at the beginning of each show and mention where they're from

00:02:38.320 and sometimes i can't pronounce the name of the town or the city they live in

00:02:42.340 and i asked hey can you spell it phonetically phonetically for me so maybe i can get it out

00:02:48.580 there well look at what i think it's joan is it joan yes joan joan spelled her town

00:02:56.360 phonetically for me so hello joan from mount uniak

00:03:00.840 i hope i said i hope i put the emphasis on the right syllable

00:03:08.240 mount uniak nova scotia hello everybody and welcome to the show i have some interesting

00:03:19.940 news for you tonight regarding a possible protest that may be happening in ottawa next

00:03:26.020 month it's interesting i've heard rumblings about this now for the past i'm going to say

00:03:31.120 two to three months but it looks like it might be happening i can't tell you everything because i

00:03:39.480 don't know everything but i will tell you what i know in just a couple of minutes hello trisha

00:03:43.820 from perth hello roy from nova scotia hello connie from ontario theresa from cornwall murray

00:03:52.460 from saskatchewan hello colleen from madoc ontario hello karen from south river janet watching hello

00:04:01.080 comments are working that is fantastic a lot of people have been telling me hey what's going on

00:04:06.760 with the comments what i was suggesting to people was go to the comments uh box at the top of the

00:04:14.780 comments and just underneath the screen and then hit newest but if the comments are working tonight

00:04:21.060 that's good news hello susan watching from westwood hello lisa lisa says yay i'm seeing all

00:04:27.040 of you beautiful people commenting woo hello fred from nova scotia hello elsie from winnipeg

00:04:32.660 hello barb from stony mountain hello joanne happy hump day to you too debbie hello from west kildone

00:04:38.660 and kim is watching from sparwood glenn is watching from sugar bay sean hello buddy from the village

00:04:45.940 thank you for all the input you give me sometimes it's a bit much but thank you anyway hello evelyn

00:04:51.700 watching from sudbury kathy is watching from saskatchewan where's all the albertas tonight

00:04:56.940 beau is watching from ingersoll joni hello joni i don't know where you're watching from david

00:05:04.360 watching from windsor park hello david how are you i don't think i've seen bc or alberta yet

00:05:10.440 I'm not going to stop until I do Newfoundland, for that matter.

00:05:14.720 So let's continue. 0.93

00:05:16.040 There's Wendy from Swift Current.

00:05:18.140 Donatella watching from Montreal.

00:05:19.940 So that scratches Quebec off our list.

00:05:22.360 Hello, Deborah, watching from the Okanagan.

00:05:24.360 So there we go.

00:05:25.060 We've got BC.

00:05:25.840 Where's the Alberta crowd? 0.99

00:05:27.100 Ah, there's Karina in Calgary.

00:05:28.560 Okay, so that's BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec.

00:05:33.200 We've got Nova Scotia, New Brunswick.

00:05:35.560 Haven't seen PEI yet.

00:05:38.400 Or Newfoundland.

00:05:40.440 but I'm going to assume you're here and I've just missed your comment

00:05:44.400 because there are so many that come in.

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00:06:03.000 If they hear me say something that resonates with them,

00:06:05.740 they might go, what? Really? Really?

00:06:10.440 and then they'll look on their own that's what happened to me that's what's happened that's

00:06:15.800 what's happened to me my whole life somebody says something to me and then maybe the next day i go

00:06:21.000 you know what that's bothering me i'm going to check that out some more and then sure enough

00:06:24.920 there i am jumping down the rabbit hole and maybe that's the way it happened for you too but

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00:06:41.320 possibly get because every little bit helps okay there is a nationwide rally this weekend in every

00:06:50.280 city across the country so that's so far i've seen vancouver i've seen calgary i've seen

00:06:57.240 winnipeg i've seen london ontario i've seen toronto and starting at noon so the winnipeg

00:07:04.040 rally is going to be at the legislative grounds the ledge that's why we all say the ledge in

00:07:11.480 manitoba because legislative building is very difficult in calgary it's going to be at city

00:07:17.400 hall i don't know where the rest are going to be check out freedom canada the facebook page

00:07:23.180 freedom canada and the group they will have all of the uh all of the information for every rally

00:07:28.880 across the country or check your local group man i mean i'm sure there's somebody else in your city

00:07:33.580 who knows and i will try to get all of the information on the show tomorrow night i am

00:07:40.000 still hunting down guests the ladies from stand for thee the number for thee have been doing a

00:07:46.860 fantastic job i reached out to them today to try and get them on the show in the next couple of

00:07:51.140 days and hopefully they'll get back to me they've got something called trudeau for treason on their

00:07:57.760 website you might want to go check that out the shadow at night live stream is brought to you by

00:08:04.460 tacit investigations and security and by canada nano silver two great organizations and i'll tell

00:08:10.500 you more about them a little bit later on in the show okay what is this rally that i mentioned

00:08:18.760 earlier from what i'm hearing we're going to be getting clan mothers from almost every reservation

00:08:27.720 across the country clan mothers we're talking about elders here

00:08:32.720 and they will be joining now again guys this is not carved in stone i thought it was a fantastic

00:08:40.660 idea but it's not carved in stone and there are no details yet obviously

00:08:46.740 clan mothers from all across the country and mothers women grandmothers

00:08:56.620 from all across the country

00:08:59.220 to gather in Ottawa

00:09:01.440 in peaceful protest

00:09:03.420 around the House of Commons,

00:09:07.120 protesting against these unlawful,

00:09:10.040 unconstitutional mandates.

00:09:14.460 All right?

00:09:15.800 I would love to see 1.00

00:09:17.700 what the feminist, Justin Trudeau, 1.00

00:09:20.800 would do about that. 1.00

00:09:23.000 If these women decided to do it 1.00

00:09:25.420 And we got significant numbers. And I'm talking about 50,000, at least. That's what we would need. No less than that. Not driving trucks, just walking up to the steps of the House of Commons, joining hands, and standing there peacefully, demanding freedom. 1.00

00:09:51.200 would trudeau sick the rcmp dogs on them

00:09:55.580 like he did with the freedom protesters at the convoy back in february would he do that now

00:10:04.640 men would be allowed to go from what i understand but they could not

00:10:11.060 go to the actual rally itself so you can go with your wife your sister your mom whatever 0.99

00:10:18.000 But when the time comes to stand up, it needs to be just the women. 1.00

00:10:25.040 Let's see what Trudeau would do. 1.00

00:10:28.660 Peacefully, peacefully, for as long as possible.

00:10:32.340 Not tying up any traffic, just standing at the House of Commons, arm in arm, yelling freedom.

00:10:44.360 To me, it sounds like a win.

00:10:46.840 there is no way that he could do anything about that in terms of removing them by force.

00:10:55.940 Don't you think? As long as they maintained decorum, he couldn't. If he did, his cover would

00:11:06.860 be blown, wouldn't it? And that starts with the clan mothers of First Nations all across the 0.86

00:11:13.100 country. I don't know if this is going to happen, but if it does, I think it would be

00:11:21.300 absolutely fantastic. And I think it would make a larger impact than anything that's

00:11:30.400 been tried before. Last week I was asking, where are the men? Where are you guys? What's

00:11:38.640 going on? The audience of this show is 70% women, 30% men.

00:11:43.100 I don't know why that is, and we do need more guys to stand up, that's obvious.

00:11:51.400 But when it comes to this, ladies, we need you.

00:11:59.180 So if I do hear more about this, or when I do hear more about this, I will absolutely get it out there for you,

00:12:05.020 because, and I'll go along, obviously, I just won't be able to, I suppose as an independent media person,

00:12:12.820 and I could go and cover it with live streams and whatnot,

00:12:15.720 but I could not be part of the protest, of the rally. 0.89

00:12:19.160 That would be up to you ladies to do that. 0.84

00:12:23.880 I'll stand back with the guys and watch the football game.

00:12:30.040 All right, last night I told you that Pierre Polyev was heckled,

00:12:34.320 heckled during his first press conference as leader of the Conservative Party of Canada.

00:12:38.620 and it turns out the reporter that did that was none other than the bureau chief

00:12:44.840 of their ottawa offices david aiken this guy

00:12:51.360 this guy is a veteran reporter he's been around for years

00:12:56.800 and what he did yesterday was an absolute disgrace to journalists everywhere complete disgrace

00:13:05.480 global news chief political correspondent says pierre polyev should go f himself

00:13:12.720 so let's check out the story this is from the post-millennial

00:13:16.180 pierre polyev was as we all know and i'll play the video for you in case you missed it yesterday

00:13:21.860 oh and by the way who is melissa lantzman you guys we're going to check that out in just a

00:13:29.080 second anyway uh pierre polyev was interrupted during an announcement on tuesday by global

00:13:34.080 news reporter David Akin, who Polyev described as a liberal heckler. Akin also said that Polyev

00:13:43.020 can go perform an indecent act on himself, according to Polyev's press secretary for

00:13:48.460 his transition team. He tweeted that, which I put on my Facebook page today. Polyev stopped himself

00:13:54.600 mid-announcement after chatter could be heard in the background, to which he said, we have basically

00:13:59.380 a liberal heckler who snuck in here today and here's the video feed themselves to heat their

00:14:05.580 homes and to buy a home in the very first place the reason that look yeah so i mean we we have

00:14:15.640 we we have uh basically a liberal heckler who snuck in here today to well

00:14:22.100 right are you gonna let me make my misstatement from the guy who actually

00:14:28.780 reporting first on the prime minister breaking the law are you going to ask a question say i've

00:14:34.400 never i've actually never seen you heckling the prime minister look bottom line is this

00:14:41.200 yes i'm taking i will taking two questions at the very end thank you very much the uh so i'm

00:14:47.600 going to start my statement again and hopefully this time without interruption from uh the liberal

00:14:53.700 heckling okay that's enough you guys saw that yesterday so anyway uh there's the uh

00:15:00.960 what happened press secretary for polyev uh transition team anthony kotch tweeted that

00:15:07.200 aiken told him to tell polyev to go f himself before interrupting the press conference so

00:15:12.580 here it is at a press conference today on combating justin trudeau's inflation david

00:15:18.720 Akin told me to tell conservative leader Pierre Polyev to, quote, go F himself, unquote.

00:15:25.640 Later, he erupted in a yelling spasm to try and prevent Mr. Polyev from even beginning

00:15:30.540 his press conference.

00:15:31.700 I don't know if I would describe that as a yelling spasm, but it definitely was rude

00:15:39.700 and disruptive.

00:15:45.100 Now, David Akin, it turns out he has apologized for what he did.

00:15:48.720 this is according to true north tnc.news uh he said lots of viewers called me about today's

00:15:55.900 parliament hill presser aiken wrote in a tweet many said i was rude and disrespectful to pierre

00:16:01.140 polyev i agree i'm sorry for that we all want politicians to answer questions but there are

00:16:06.440 better ways of making that point aiken wrote so why would he go off like that was he grandstanding

00:16:14.120 Was he trying to become Jim Acosta North?

00:16:17.080 Is this going to be a running thing between he and Polyev for the next three, four or five years? 0.52

00:16:22.700 Interesting, isn't it? 0.75

00:16:24.220 Is it something to keep us distracted?

00:16:26.420 Is it something to maybe endear the conservative base even more to Pierre Polyev,

00:16:31.420 who won on the first ballot over the weekend, the leadership of the CPC?

00:16:35.260 A lot of people are questioning Pierre Polyev and what his allegiances really are.

00:16:40.720 After all, he did have John Baird on his campaign team.

00:16:43.820 and John Baird is a member of the World Economic Forum.

00:16:48.800 Who really knows who Melissa Lantzman is?

00:16:52.740 Melissa Lantzman is a Conservative MP from the Toronto area,

00:16:58.360 and she's now the Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada.

00:17:07.680 I've always had my suspicions about Melissa Lantzman.

00:17:11.300 Remember I said last week, a lot of progressives, a lot of Marxists, 0.98

00:17:16.140 are trying to paint themselves blue and join conservative parties,

00:17:20.900 whether it's provincial or federal, all across the country.

00:17:24.860 So that when the time comes to vote on a liberal policy or an NDP policy,

00:17:30.100 they just go ahead and vote for the liberals.

00:17:34.340 In essence, this would make Canada pretty much a one-party country.

00:17:39.220 because the Liberals and the NDP, they're indiscernible.

00:17:43.060 You can't tell the difference between the two of them

00:17:45.240 when it comes to their policymaking.

00:17:47.820 They're both very, very far left.

00:17:51.600 The Conservative Party of Canada does not need

00:17:54.600 any people who are far left.

00:17:58.320 Usually you can tell somebody who is a progressive, right?

00:18:01.360 I hate to say this

00:18:02.940 because it's going to sound like I'm stereotyping,

00:18:07.340 but what the hell.

00:18:09.220 usually you can tell somebody who's a conservative just by looking at them

00:18:13.340 usually you can tell somebody who is a progressive marxist just from looking at them right right

00:18:19.460 their haircut the clothing they're wearing how many tattoos they have that kind of thing how

00:18:25.860 many piercings well here is melissa lansman who has by the way this is two years ago now this is 0.91

00:18:32.220 melissa lansman and she has certainly changed her look in the last two years she looks far more 1.00

00:18:36.960 conservative now than she did two years ago. But here she is, and this was posted by Maxime Bernier

00:18:42.920 today, the leader of the People's Party of Canada. This is Melissa Lansman two years ago talking

00:18:49.700 about universal basic income and apparently praising the Liberals for their COVID spending

00:18:57.060 programs. Check this out. Well, there's some political parties now saying, Melissa, that they

00:19:06.880 want to have this as a steady thing, you know, the minimum income. Well, you know what? I actually

00:19:11.700 do somewhat agree with that. And there's a conservative position on this. The universal

00:19:16.960 income benefit, the thing that you're talking about where you're giving people a living wage,

00:19:21.220 that's going to come. And it could be that by a different name. Doesn't sound very conservative

00:19:26.180 to me. I actually think conservatives can own this because you know what it does do? It does

00:19:30.360 take government out of the mix of a bunch of means-tested programs thrown out of Ottawa by

00:19:37.520 a bunch of bureaucrats and gives everybody that thing that they need to get back to work. And we

00:19:44.120 put, you know, we put that onto people and we believe in them and we try to get them out of

00:19:50.640 poverty. How are future governments going to pay for that? Well, I think that any government that

00:19:56.800 wants to bring this forward is a government that's going to need a mandate from the people

00:20:00.660 because I don't think the Liberals have the mandate to do that in Ottawa right now. I don't

00:20:04.500 think that any party necessarily has a mandate to spend into the future the way that they've been

00:20:09.980 spending during this pandemic. Absolutely. So what's our economy going to be like? What should

00:20:14.780 government be doing to funnel people to the jobs? I mean, we've seen government, federal government

00:20:19.220 right now, picking and choosing companies. That's not going well. No, that's not going well. It never

00:20:23.920 goes well. I think the government needs to invest in actual people, in skills, in making sure that

00:20:30.260 we're ready for whatever the economy looks like. Because we saw that, you know, we closed our doors

00:20:35.400 and this affected adversely sort of the lowest wage jobs, the precarious labor. And we got to

00:20:43.720 figure out how to get people out of that, trained up into whatever a new economy looks like, a

00:20:49.700 digital economy a delivery economy whatever it is are our governments capable of doing that

00:20:54.760 they haven't been capable uh yet but i do believe that this pandemic has forced us to think way

00:21:00.820 faster uh and we were way more nimble and we did the work the government did the work with 25

00:21:06.820 percent less people working there and they did it faster and better than before and i'll give

00:21:12.040 the liberals full credit on this i think in the beginning days of the pandemic they got a few

00:21:16.140 things wrong, but they got a lot of things right.

00:21:18.960 So, Melissa Lansman,

00:21:20.100 for you, hope springs eternal.

00:21:22.880 You got it. Three minutes.

00:21:31.220 I don't know

00:21:32.240 what to make of that.

00:21:34.360 And I'm not talking about her look.

00:21:36.780 I mean, I understand

00:21:38.160 that there are exceptions to every rule,

00:21:40.280 right?

00:21:43.600 She doesn't 0.99

00:21:44.320 look like traditional conservative, but whatever. 1.00

00:21:50.020 She was espousing universal basic income. 1.00

00:21:52.760 That is certainly not a conservative position.

00:21:56.620 And then praising the liberal government towards the end of that clip there for getting a lot

00:22:01.960 of things right.

00:22:03.180 They didn't.

00:22:06.700 I don't think Trudeau has gotten one thing right in the seven years he's been prime minister.

00:22:14.320 maybe she knows more than I do.

00:22:18.680 I would say that's a safe bet.

00:22:20.300 She is, you know, after all, a politician.

00:22:22.620 I'm just a commentator, but

00:22:23.840 I do follow this stuff very closely.

00:22:29.620 I don't know.

00:22:32.460 Is she a wolf in sheep's clothing?

00:22:34.240 She's now the deputy leader

00:22:35.400 of the Conservative Party of Canada.

00:22:38.560 So,

00:22:39.640 I don't know.

00:22:42.440 Is that Polyev trying to bring in different viewpoints?

00:22:47.460 Is he trying to solidify the Conservative Party

00:22:50.100 by bringing in people from all aspects of it?

00:22:54.420 Or has he been hoodwinked?

00:22:56.620 Or is he in on it?

00:22:59.500 Interesting, isn't it?

00:23:02.000 What do you guys think about that?

00:23:05.360 I don't know. It seems kind of weird to me.

00:23:07.140 um this this is an interesting story cn of course you know they got the big shops in uh

00:23:18.340 in transcona here in winnipeg and the story comes from the epic times or epoch for those

00:23:24.400 of you that say it like that and it's mind numbing to me that i guess it shouldn't be

00:23:33.100 any longer, that no local media has picked up on this. But there was a huge problem at CN during

00:23:42.440 the course of the pandemic, because the union representing the workers there would not support

00:23:48.060 the workers who were being fired. They wouldn't do it. I had a lot of people calling me or emailing

00:23:56.240 me saying, Shadow, I need a lawyer. I say, well, what for? I want to fight CN. I've been fired

00:24:01.220 unjustly from my job well isn't your union taking care of you i'd say they'd say no

00:24:05.380 i'd say well you can't hire a lawyer you've got to hire you can hire a lawyer but you've got to

00:24:12.140 fight the union first and then maybe you can go after cn so this is this is groundbreaking you

00:24:22.100 guys insane that cn imposed mandate knowing of severe reactions to vaccine says lawsuit organizer

00:24:31.040 people who are affected by canadian national railways vaccine mandate and are suing the

00:24:37.540 company have started speaking out and releasing internal documents one of which is a recording

00:24:43.600 showing cn knew some of its employees were experiencing debilitating reactions to this

00:24:50.640 gene therapy before it implemented the mandate

00:24:54.160 christian jones a key lawsuit organizer against cn commented on the recording and said it was

00:25:05.320 insane to think imposing the mandate was proper given what management knew

00:25:10.180 jones was a real estate manager for cn before being put on unpaid leave and then dismissed

00:25:17.580 for refusing to disclose his vaccine status he says the company should have pushed back

00:25:23.980 against the mandate imposed by transport canada in the fall of 2021 the recently obtained recording

00:25:31.440 relates to a virtual meeting that took place three days before november 15th of last year

00:25:37.040 when cn's vaccine mandate kicked in various executives managers and human resources personnel

00:25:44.620 discuss the policy and how to manage potential issues like unvaccinated employees attending

00:25:50.100 their workplaces against the directive and making a scene or vaccinated employees still catching

00:25:56.520 COVID. One meeting participant asked if an employee who falls ill after the second dose

00:26:03.380 of a COVID-19 vaccine would get paid leave. That will continue to be managed like any other day

00:26:10.920 off under the agreement replied yoritsa khan director of human resources rahim karmali chief

00:26:17.560 engineer for supply chain and technology was moderating the meeting and commented on khan's

00:26:22.100 response based on his experience i've had employees get severe reactions after the shot

00:26:27.640 said karmali who reports to a vice president explaining these issues can be managed through

00:26:32.960 the safety representative but it's not hey i feel a little bit feverish it's hey i've got something

00:26:39.920 to the point where my body is unable to function. I've got muscle contractions and things like that.

00:26:44.440 There's documented symptoms that we will support for those types of issues when they do arise.

00:26:51.800 They knew. They knew.

00:26:57.280 Jones said he's concerned by these comments based on the number of employees Karmali manages.

00:27:01.760 that's a huge percentage when compared to the 99.9 percent survivability rate associated with

00:27:09.240 covet 19 or even its severe cases jones then noted the language used by carmali where he said

00:27:15.960 when they do arise instead of if there is a guarantee for management that a large percentage

00:27:23.680 of people who take these shots will have a severe event simply it's insane to think this is a

00:27:30.880 reasonable policy, Jones said. The Epoch Times attempted to reach Carmally but didn't hear back.

00:27:37.520 His identity was confirmed through a former CN employee and online profiles. CN was also contacted

00:27:43.700 to comment on the recording and to indicate if it kept statistics on adverse events caused by

00:27:48.980 vaccination. The company was also asked how many employees were fired or quit

00:27:53.420 because of the mandate. CN spokesperson Jonathan Abikasas declined to comment.

00:28:00.880 There is evidence the vaccine mandate had a negative impact on staffing at major railway

00:28:06.540 companies. A June secret briefing given to the Liberal Cabinet before it made the decision to

00:28:12.600 suspend the mandate said it was the most important factor impacting human resources. Class one

00:28:18.180 railways are running with lower employment levels than a year ago, citing vaccination mandate as

00:28:23.000 key impediment to staffing for critical operating positions like engineers and conductors. And

00:28:28.860 maintenance, both in terms of keeping former employees on sidelines and making it difficult

00:28:33.560 to recruit, says the briefing. According to Blacklock's reporter, citing labor board records,

00:28:39.240 Canadian Pacific didn't impose too strict of a mandate to keep its trains running. CP said

00:28:44.440 full compliance would, quote, place critical operations of the railroad at risk, unquote.

00:28:50.920 Some managers on the CN video conference call expressed concerns about what the impact of the

00:28:56.520 mandate would be on staffing. One unidentified speaker said it was impossible to predict how

00:29:02.880 many employees would not show up on November 15th. None of us really understand what the full

00:29:07.440 impact of this will be, he said. We'll make sure your track is protected properly, I can tell you

00:29:12.120 that. The CN mandate fell after Ottawa suspended the mandates for domestic travel and federally

00:29:18.920 regulated workplaces on June 20th. CN's report on second quarter results released in late July

00:29:24.560 addresses the mandate noting it led to the vaccination of substantially all active CN

00:29:30.720 employees. What the report doesn't say is that hundreds of CN employees were put on unpaid

00:29:38.040 leave, were fired or quit due to the mandate. About 200 of them have launched a lawsuit against

00:29:44.260 the company and more employees have started a second lawsuit. CP is also being sued. The CN

00:29:51.180 plaintiffs are each seeking $500,000 in damages for charter rights violations and another $500,000

00:29:58.400 for punitive and exemplary damages. They claim loss of income, loss of sleep, emotional trauma,

00:30:04.800 and loss of opportunity for future income, among other things. Their statement of claim says the

00:30:10.280 plaintiffs oppose attesting to their vaccination status and accepting vaccination absent informed

00:30:16.100 consent. Internal emails obtained by the Epoch Times show Jones challenged CN's mandate policy

00:30:23.900 and asked that it be revoked. The alternative starts with a very expensive formal letter from

00:30:28.860 my growing team and I, wrote Jones October 13th of last year. I'm going to bring an army after you,

00:30:36.260 Jones says, he told his management. Obviously, they didn't believe me. The parties held a case

00:30:42.600 management conference on september 7th and the judge said april 2023 is the date of hearings

00:30:47.760 to consider cn and cp's motions to strike the lawsuits transport canada and the attorney

00:30:53.720 general have pulled their own motion to strike the issue of whether the federal court has

00:30:58.660 jurisdiction over cnr and cpr will be determined before canada brings any motion to strike

00:31:05.680 Transport Canada spokesperson Hitchum Ayoun said in an email statement. Wow. They've got

00:31:14.460 the evidence in a recording. Game, set, match. When you've got the evidence in a recording like

00:31:25.120 that, it's over. It's over. If they knew what was going to happen to some people and then made it

00:31:33.380 mandatory anyway not only should they be sued for millions of dollars like is already ongoing

00:31:39.120 they should be imprisoned there should be a criminal case don't you think

00:31:47.980 wow and once precedents get set for that cavalcade baby cavalcade but i don't think

00:31:59.380 many of us have got faith in our judicial system and here's why bc supreme court chief judge

00:32:05.960 dismisses four challenges to the covet 19 health orders this is from the vancouver province you

00:32:13.300 guys so here's the story bc's top trial court judge is dismissed four legal challenges to the

00:32:19.720 province's covet 19 health orders in one of the cases presided over by chief justice christopher

00:32:25.620 Hinkson of the B.C. Supreme Court, the judge rejected a constitutional challenge to B.C.'s

00:32:30.520 COVID health orders filed by a group called the Canadian Society for the Advancement of Science

00:32:35.500 in Public Policy. The society argued requiring vaccinations for health care workers was

00:32:44.220 unconstitutional, and also the orders failed to provide reasonable exemptions and accommodations

00:32:49.980 for people with religious objections, vaccination risks, immunity prior from prior injection and

00:32:56.260 recent negative COVID testing. In ruling against the group, Hinkson found that Dr. Bonnie Henry,

00:33:02.600 the provincial health officer, had assessed available scientific evidence to determine

00:33:07.300 the COVID-19 risk for gatherings in BC, including data regarding transmission of the virus globally,

00:33:12.800 nationally, and in BC. And the judge said that Henry was guided by the principles applicable

00:33:18.280 to public health decision-making, and in particular, the paradigm that public health

00:33:22.960 interventions be proportionate to the threat faced and that measures should not exceed those

00:33:28.180 necessary to address the actual risks. So what the judge is saying in this case is that section

00:33:33.740 one of the charter applies, and Bonnie Henry and the government are off the hook. Now look,

00:33:39.580 the judge made similar rulings in the other three cases. The only way to explain this, you guys,

00:33:45.040 is the use of judicial notice,

00:33:47.500 meaning that any judge hearing a case like this

00:33:50.920 goes on the premise that everything the government did

00:33:54.140 in relation to COVID,

00:33:55.380 all of the BS measures that were put in place,

00:33:58.700 in this case in British Columbia,

00:34:00.580 were absolutely proper and correct,

00:34:03.100 just like the sky is blue and the grass is green.

00:34:08.320 So in order to fight a case like this,

00:34:11.200 you can't use the science

00:34:13.140 because the judge is already saying,

00:34:15.040 that the government did the right thing, without question. That is the judicial notice that he went

00:34:20.760 by in all four of these situations. The only way to fight a court case like this is to get around

00:34:28.640 the judicial notice, somehow getting the court to drop it. It happened in Ontario, but it happened

00:34:33.800 in the case of a 12-year-old girl who wanted to make her own vaccine decision. Her father was

00:34:38.780 trying to force her to have it. Her mother said, look it, it's up to her. And that's what every 0.78

00:34:43.720 province has said in the last couple of years right all of a sudden 12 year olds can go ahead

00:34:47.340 and decide whether or not they want to be jabbed with an experimental serum without their parents

00:34:52.420 consent so the judge in that case in ontario waived judicial notice but i'm not sure if it's

00:35:01.060 only in that case or if it falls all the way down the court system in ontario that was a supreme

00:35:06.180 court justice in ontario who did that now you would think that that kind of a ruling would ripple

00:35:12.840 across the country but apparently not because bc clearly is still using judicial notice

00:35:18.660 so to get around it what do you do you have to prove somehow that the government was wrong

00:35:28.100 in what they did and even if you do that then you have to go back and prove

00:35:34.240 that they knew that none of these measures were ever going to work to stop the spread

00:35:38.680 do you see what the government has done here they've made it nearly impossible to fight

00:35:47.200 these cases in court unless that judicial notice somehow gets removed

00:35:51.760 so perhaps i'll get a lawyer maybe derrick from from calgary on the show to uh

00:36:02.420 to see if there's a way around that because if there isn't we're going to be losing case after

00:36:09.560 case after case after case after case there is no way it should still be happening considering

00:36:17.760 what we know now about what these things can do to people but we've known this for over a year

00:36:23.760 haven't we even though the government says we didn't know but maybe the cn case will help out

00:36:30.120 Because it's obvious, according to the recordings, that those people knew exactly what could happen to the people who worked for them, and they made it mandatory anyway.

00:36:42.320 All right. Anthony Fauci was in front of the Senate again today.

00:36:47.020 I think this is Rand Paul versus Anthony Fauci round four.

00:36:51.960 And this, you know, the midterm elections in the United States are coming up like in two months.

00:36:57.320 and the polls are all showing it's going to be a red wave sweeping across the united states

00:37:02.860 meaning that republicans will more than likely control the house and the senate and if that's

00:37:08.700 the case this guy's going to get roasted he was not as combative with rand paul today as he

00:37:14.600 normally is either because maybe he knows something's up here is the exchange

00:37:19.420 any of the guidelines for vaccines you know do any of the guidelines for vaccines from the

00:37:25.740 government include previous infection as something to base your decision making on with vaccines

00:37:31.780 do any of the guidelines involve previous infection that's why you're ignoring previous

00:37:37.160 infection because it doesn't involve any of the guidelines and furthermore we've been asking you

00:37:42.320 and you refuse to answer whether anybody on the vaccine committees gets royalties from the

00:37:47.520 pharmaceutical companies i asked you last time and what was your response we don't have to tell you

00:37:52.060 Right. We've demanded them through Freedom of Information Act. And what have you said?

00:37:55.640 We're not going to tell you. But I tell you this, when we get in charge, we're going to change the rules and you will have to divulge where you get your royalties from, from what companies.

00:38:04.940 And if anybody in the committee has a conflict of interest, we're going to learn about it. I promise you that.

00:38:10.280 Mr. Chair, can I can I respond to that, please?

00:38:14.080 OK, there are two aspects for what you said. You keep saying you approve, you do this, you do that.

00:38:21.080 The committees that give the approval are FDA through their advisory committee.

00:38:27.540 The committees that recommend are CDC through their advisory committee.

00:38:33.040 And you keep saying I'm the one that's approving a vaccine based on certain data.

00:38:39.560 So I don't really understand with all due respect, Senator.

00:38:43.260 You're the one that said you would not reveal, you would not reveal what companies gave you royalties or what company gave the other scientists royalties.

00:38:51.660 Got to move on.

00:38:52.160 That's what you told the committee.

00:38:53.320 Senator Paul, you got to move on.

00:38:54.860 Could I please answer that?

00:38:56.880 Briefly, yes.

00:38:57.400 You keep asking committees.

00:39:00.180 They're not my committees.

00:39:01.980 They're the VRPAC committee for the FDA and the ACIP for the CDC.

00:39:08.680 so i don't have any idea what goes on and they won't reveal as well as you won't reveal

00:39:15.120 all right that's it i don't know what goes on the highest paid bureaucrat

00:39:20.940 in the united states of america four hundred and twenty thousand dollars a year not to mention the

00:39:27.220 kickbacks that he gets even though he says he donates those to charity i'm sure he does sure he

00:39:35.040 i want to see these people brought to justice

00:39:41.840 for fauci i don't care i mean look he's 82 years old he can live the rest of his life in shame

00:39:50.840 that's what i'd like to see and not just for what he's done in the last couple of years but for what

00:39:56.520 he did to all of those aids patients in the 1980s if you don't know anything about that i suggest you

00:40:04.120 read the books. I'm twirling my pen. Is that bothering somebody out there? I'm sorry about

00:40:12.820 that, but this is just something that I do, so I'm not going to stop. You can leave if you want,

00:40:18.620 but I'm only going to do it more now.

00:40:21.940 look at there are people that need to be brought to justice

00:40:30.580 and i wish i knew exactly how many and who they are obviously we're still a long way away from

00:40:39.520 that and i'm not going to suggest that you know capital punishment be invoked here because

00:40:49.080 unless the crime is especially awful heinous i don't believe in the death penalty

00:40:58.620 and i'll tell you why when i was living in kingston ontario a buddy of mine knew the deputy

00:41:07.100 warden at kingston penitentiary so he arranged a tour for us so there were six of us that went

00:41:12.400 on this tour through the penitentiary and i will tell you that just hearing that door slam behind

00:41:19.060 you in that great big old awful limestone building was enough to make you want to cry

00:41:25.980 and i was only just visiting i wasn't there for the next 25 or 30 years man

00:41:31.700 so we toured through the facility and at the very end they brought us to the isolation range

00:41:37.300 and we saw paul bernardo and paul bernardo was in this cell six by eight feet he had a television

00:41:46.940 maybe 8 inches

00:41:48.840 and he was eating

00:41:50.860 what it looked like to us

00:41:52.780 some cheese sandwich

00:41:54.180 and he spent 23

00:41:56.840 hours a day in that cell

00:41:58.580 he got out one hour per day to go and

00:42:00.700 exercise

00:42:01.300 and maybe have a shower and that was it

00:42:04.640 does that

00:42:07.080 sound to you like a fate

00:42:08.700 worse than death

00:42:09.620 you've got nothing

00:42:12.760 to do at all

00:42:14.860 except

00:42:16.840 sit in that cell

00:42:18.160 and think about everything. 0.58

00:42:21.460 Drive you crazy.

00:42:24.040 And that's

00:42:24.940 what I believe these people

00:42:25.980 should be introduced to.

00:42:28.680 Anybody responsible for this,

00:42:30.560 anybody who knowingly

00:42:32.380 imposed these restrictions,

00:42:35.460 these experimental formulas

00:42:36.900 on people, anybody who

00:42:38.540 knowingly did that

00:42:39.840 needs to go

00:42:42.840 away for a very long time.

00:42:46.840 a very long time we have a change of heart in denmark it looks like and here's the story from

00:42:55.280 the suburban.com denmark's health authority has announced that it's halting covid vaccinations

00:43:03.320 for people under 50 except for those who are at high risk of severe illness as a result of covid

00:43:08.700 and health care uh and seniors senior care workers in close contact with those who may

00:43:15.860 become very ill from COVID. In addition, we recommend that relatives of persons at particularly

00:43:21.060 higher risk accept the offer of vaccination to protect their relatives who are particularly

00:43:25.420 higher risk. That from the Danish Health Authority website. So this is kind of,

00:43:31.520 sort of, getting rid of it, but not really. 0.96

00:43:37.080 Why are people aged 50 and under not to be inoculated or re-inoculated? The site responds,

00:43:44.220 the purpose of the program is to prevent severe illness, hospitalization, and death.

00:43:53.620 Now, there are some doctors and scientists that say this vaccine does that absolutely,

00:43:58.140 and there are other doctors that say no, it does not.

00:44:05.520 But the website goes on to say, therefore, people at the higher risk of becoming severely ill

00:44:09.920 will be offered booster vaccination.

00:44:11.720 The purpose of the vaccination is not to prevent infection, because, of course, it doesn't do that.

00:44:17.320 And people aged under 50 are therefore currently not being offered booster vaccination.

00:44:21.860 It's to prevent severe outcomes.

00:44:24.700 But does it do that, really?

00:44:26.580 That's what we've been hearing.

00:44:29.380 Oh, it saved 20 million lives.

00:44:32.340 Justin Trudeau said it the other day.

00:44:34.060 A vaccine that's saved millions of lives.

00:44:38.660 Has it, though?

00:44:39.300 This is Dr. Claire Craig. She is a diagnostic pathologist. She is a lover of data. She's a digital pathologist. And she was very, up until recently, very highly placed in the UK government. Listen to what she says about all of this.

00:45:02.800 Yet another model from Imperial College who have produced so many extraordinary models where they appear to be trying to test the gullibility of the public.

00:45:11.800 How far can they take it when each one is out by orders of magnitude?

00:45:15.580 The latest model has produced this absurd fantasy that 20 million lives have been saved from vaccination.

00:45:22.400 First of all, let's have a look at this graph, which just shows the total deaths attributed to COVID across the world accumulating over time.

00:45:31.300 the trajectory before vaccination pretty much continued afterwards. There's certainly no sign

00:45:38.500 of a reduction in that trajectory when vaccines were introduced. Now what Imperial are claiming

00:45:44.020 is seen in this next graph, where you can see that in order to reach that 20 million lives saved,

00:45:50.980 there must have been a really sharp upturn in the trajectory, otherwise you would never have got

00:45:56.920 there. The truth is that there is nothing in the real world data that can be used to support this

00:46:03.440 fantasy hypothesis. They're producing this ridiculous number and they're trying to use it

00:46:08.920 to manipulate you. If we compare what's happened in vaccinated countries with what happened in 0.95

00:46:14.500 countries before vaccination, we can see that this story doesn't really hang together at all.

00:46:19.560 The most extreme example of this is to compare what's happened recently in Southeast Asia,

00:46:24.460 where countries are heavily vaccinated and they have experienced the omicron wave with considerable

00:46:30.540 numbers of deaths they've seen deaths at 300 per million 400 per million or even higher and when

00:46:37.140 we look back at what happened in europe in spring 2020 when we were all unvaccinated that's a similar

00:46:42.480 level of death that we have then so this story does not hang together obviously we all rely on

00:46:49.160 trusted sources to educate us about the world around us but unfortunately sources that we used

00:46:55.500 to be able to trust including much of the mainstream media is now producing and telling you

00:47:01.280 things claiming them to be science when they're really nothing much more than advertising from

00:47:06.360 the pharmaceutical industry and because of that and because of their funding and because other

00:47:11.320 voices have been shut down everybody has a responsibility now to try to educate themselves

00:47:17.920 about what reality is without just relying on being told. Yet another model from Imperial College

00:47:24.940 who have produced so many extraordinary models where they appear to be trying to test the

00:47:30.660 gullibility of the public. How far can they take it when each one is out by orders of magnitude?

00:47:36.240 The latest model has produced this absurd fantasy that 20 million lives have been saved from

00:47:41.340 vaccination. First of all, let's have a look at this graph, which just shows the total deaths

00:47:47.740 attributed to COVID. Sorry guys. I, uh, I was looking at the comments and I lost track of the

00:47:53.980 clip there. Almost let it play twice in a row. No. Christine says, look up Dr. Chris Shoemaker.

00:48:03.920 He's speaking out, try and get him on the show. Christine, could you do me a favor, please? And

00:48:07.380 send me an email with this comment because if i have to try and find this comment again after the

00:48:15.600 show is over and i have to sift through 2 000 comments i'm never ever going to find it so please

00:48:20.280 could you send me an email and you want to know what else i'm going to throw this out to you guys

00:48:25.200 because a lot of you guys know a lot of stuff that i don't know and you do feed a lot of

00:48:33.560 information to me so thank you very much i do a lot of looking on my own a lot of scouring a lot

00:48:38.040 of digging every day a lot of listening a lot of reading every single day but i'm only one person

00:48:42.620 and i can't do everything right so i really appreciate everything that you do and here's

00:48:47.820 something else if you have any ideas for guests that i should get onto this show send me an email

00:48:55.540 shadow davis at gmail.com s-h-a-d-o-e-d-a-v-i-s spelled just like at the bottom of the screen

00:49:03.800 shadow davis at gmail.com and make that suggestion and if you could please attach some kind of

00:49:10.780 website for the person that you're asking me to find because it's sometimes very difficult you

00:49:16.040 say okay you get roger smith on i say roger smith who is roger smith roger smith um how do i find

00:49:23.860 Roger Smith, an email address, a Facebook page, a telephone number would certainly help me. So if

00:49:29.780 you want me to get a certain guest on the show, then go ahead, please, and send me an email and

00:49:36.240 send me what contact information you can find for that person. And then I will reach out and see if

00:49:42.760 I can get that person on the show. Because I do believe in trying to get on as many people as I

00:49:48.180 possibly can. Sadly, you know, I mean, a lot of people say, well, I can't do it at eight o'clock

00:49:53.060 tonight and then sometimes i'll get two guests lined up for the same night and so i have to

00:49:57.320 cancel on one of them and then they say okay we'll get a hold of me again in november november i'm

00:50:02.140 busy i'm sorry man they tell me so there's a little bit of what happens behind the scenes

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00:52:56.760 back to some uh some more stuff that i've gotten for you guys yeah i found this story to be

00:53:04.220 interesting too and you know what i i want to make a plea here to any and i i know they're

00:53:10.500 probably not watching it's an algorithm that takes care of the uh of the censoring for the most part

00:53:17.140 on youtube and facebook and other uh big tech sites i want to make a plea what exactly is the

00:53:27.040 problem and i understand that it comes from on high so you don't have a lot of say in this

00:53:33.660 But what is the problem with allowing another point of view?

00:53:39.700 On whatever it happens to be, whether it's COVID, whether it's climate change, what is the problem?

00:53:45.420 This is the reason that a lot of people have gone down rabbit holes for themselves.

00:53:54.860 I mean, you guys claim that there's a lot of extremists out there.

00:53:58.120 You guys claim that there's a lot of nuts and conspiracy theorists.

00:54:02.020 Well, if we can't see all sides of the story on your platforms, then we are going to have to go looking for ourselves.

00:54:10.720 And sometimes, yes, people will fall prey to these less than scrupulous purveyors of information on both sides.

00:54:22.040 But if you allowed reason, articulate arguments to happen from both or all sides of any argument, no matter what it happens to be.

00:54:32.020 I think society would be a lot better off.

00:54:35.200 So I'm asking you to stop the censorship.

00:54:42.860 And that goes for the left-wing corporate media too.

00:54:45.720 I would love to sit down and have a debate, an argument,

00:54:50.100 with somebody on the other side.

00:54:51.460 And I would love it if we could agree on a certain set of facts

00:54:56.560 before the debate began.

00:54:58.600 now the problem these days with debate is that people just say anything is a fact well that's

00:55:07.040 a fact no it's not that's that has never been proven to be a fact i believe in facts that you

00:55:14.680 can back up with you know data with actual hardcore evidence not just something that comes 0.97

00:55:21.120 out of your ass you call it a fact that's not true i find that happens a lot with progressive 0.93

00:55:26.880 these progressives these days but before we call anything a fact it needs to be verified as such 0.99

00:55:33.740 before we can continue so these guys for whatever reason have been banned off several big tech sites

00:55:40.440 and it's because they don't go along with the narrative but they do a lot of research

00:55:46.900 so the story at a glance the reason health officials don't want individual vaccine vials

00:55:56.220 examined by independent scientists

00:55:58.180 is that the vials are all different

00:56:00.280 and the mRNA in the shots is not intact.

00:56:08.160 And I've often wondered this, you know,

00:56:10.200 like how is it possible

00:56:12.240 that they've managed to get billions and billions

00:56:17.420 and think about how much one billion is

00:56:20.620 and multiply it by five, six, seven.

00:56:24.740 how they've managed to manufacture and deliver

00:56:28.240 so many of these shots worldwide

00:56:32.420 in such a small amount of time.

00:56:35.920 Massive undertaking, isn't it?

00:56:38.560 Is it even possible?

00:56:41.280 I don't think so.

00:56:43.060 It just doesn't make a whole hell of a lot of sense

00:56:45.080 that they could invent and then mass produce

00:56:51.160 and then deliver this substance in such a short amount of time?

00:56:56.400 I mean, it's mind-boggling, really.

00:56:59.060 But nobody is asking that question, are they?

00:57:01.280 Not really.

00:57:02.100 And if you have seen somebody ask that question,

00:57:05.020 please send me the text or the video of it.

00:57:08.460 I would love to hear the answer.

00:57:11.420 For an effective mRNA product, the mRNA integrity needs to be 100%,

00:57:16.420 meaning all of the RNA must be intact,

00:57:19.820 considering how ineffective the jabs are, it seems fair to question whether lack of mRNA integrity

00:57:25.780 might be to blame. Fragmented RNA could potentially also be hazardous to health by generating

00:57:33.080 incomplete spike proteins. While we do not know if incomplete spike proteins are dangerous,

00:57:38.580 it's possible they might contribute to cellular stress. Now, this story is filled with questions,

00:57:45.160 right but so are we all and the answers are not available until they're available and that takes

00:57:55.100 time so when a health official pipes off on twitter and says it could not have been the vaccine

00:58:03.320 he or she does not know what they're talking about not really because there hasn't been time

00:58:11.120 for that to be decided yet a pathological report can take weeks to come up with a determining

00:58:18.980 factor so for any health official to pipe off two days after somebody suddenly dies and says no it

00:58:26.560 couldn't have been the vaccine is complete and total irresponsibility and that person needs to

00:58:33.380 be called out as well we're asking questions here and we're offering possibilities we're not saying

00:58:40.300 anything for sure. The bad batch phenomenon, we've all heard about that, may also be indicative of

00:58:49.480 quality problems. Independent investigations have revealed that some lots of the shots are

00:58:54.100 associated with very severe side effects and death, whereas other lots have very few or no

00:58:59.460 adverse events associated with their use. However, the fact that hot lots are being released in a

00:59:06.760 coordinated fashion suggests vaccine makers may in fact be doing intentional lethal dose testing

00:59:12.100 on the public. And again, this is all speculation and that these bad batches are not merely the

00:59:18.360 result of intermittently poor manufacturing. You got a 14 minute video here that talks all about

00:59:25.100 this. And if you guys want to go ahead and see that, feel free, go to children's health defense

00:59:31.200 dot org somebody was asking me how come we're hearing all of these uh all of these funeral

00:59:42.740 directors these these guys coming out and saying well i'm finding these stringy substances in

00:59:51.320 people that i've embalmed or these massive white clots and there actually has been found some of

01:00:01.140 these things um and why you know mike voyjack is a voyage says he hasn't and none of the funeral

01:00:08.720 directors he's spoken with in this area have seen that either could be because manitoba has

01:00:16.940 hasn't gotten any hot doses

01:00:19.740 now think about it if you are planning to thin the herd let's just call it you wouldn't come to a

01:00:29.480 you know an area like manitoba would you and i'm not saying it's because we're such nice people

01:00:35.740 here what i am saying is that in a province of 1.4 million you would certainly notice if people

01:00:42.320 just started dropping dead suddenly around you whereas in a province like ontario with

01:00:50.220 15 million people especially an area like the gta with 6 million people you probably wouldn't

01:00:56.340 notice that as much, would you? There's just so many people anyway. So maybe places like

01:01:07.780 Manitoba, Saskatchewan, the sparsely populated provinces have been left alone for now. I don't

01:01:15.660 know how it works. I don't know what they're doing, but that's just a theory that I happen to have.

01:01:20.960 if you'll recall last night i was talking about uh the big strikes that may be coming there's a

01:01:29.200 possible qp strike all the city workers walking off the job here in winnipeg

01:01:33.060 which would be a nightmare there would be no 9-1-1 service among other things but that in

01:01:39.360 itself could be a huge disaster i'm sorry that's wrong there would be 9-1-1 service but it

01:01:44.500 certainly wouldn't be as good as normal because supervisors would be running the show

01:01:50.960 there would be delays, it would be a disaster.

01:01:55.360 And they say they're working hard to rectify that situation

01:01:58.340 and come to some kind of an agreement, but who knows.

01:02:01.760 Look at this.

01:02:02.820 The rail unions, a union, has rejected a deal as of today

01:02:07.280 to prevent a strike plan for this Friday in the United States.

01:02:14.500 This is from the Gateway Pundit.

01:02:16.600 They reported this week about an impending major freight railroad strike set for Friday.

01:02:20.580 this Friday, a strike would be devastating to an already devastated U.S. supply chain

01:02:26.200 and an already fragile economy. America's freight railroads cover nearly 140,000 mile network across

01:02:34.000 49 states. A strike would shut down 7,000 class one trains per day, as well as disrupting passenger

01:02:40.520 and commuter trains. Freight trains transport nearly every sector of our economy, including

01:02:45.000 agricultural, industrial, wholesale, retail, and resource-based sectors. Plus, there is a lot of

01:02:50.840 cross-border traffic with these trains. Our trains probably wouldn't go down to the United States

01:02:58.260 in solidarity with the union down there, and the trains wouldn't be running from the states to here.

01:03:04.920 So yes, we would be affected by this, guys. This is not just an American thing.

01:03:09.940 Could this be the beginning of the long, dark winter we've been hearing about

01:03:14.220 for the past few months also it's already happened where Amtrak has canceled all long

01:03:20.660 distance trains starting tomorrow they haven't fixed this problem yet

01:03:26.920 some interesting news out of Sweden a country that never really did lock down but they did

01:03:36.060 for a little while have some measures in place Magdalena Anderson Swedish PM resigns as I just

01:03:41.680 want you to see because it's the bbc right just as bad as the cbc here in canada the bbc over there

01:03:46.480 in the uk uh the swedish pm has resigned as right-wing parties win vote okay so that's fine

01:03:52.800 the headline is all right but listen to this sweden's prime minister says she will stand

01:03:57.280 down after her government was defeated in sunday's election magdalena anderson center-left coalition

01:04:03.320 center-left they say looks set to narrowly lose a block of right-wing parties to a block of right-wing

01:04:11.140 parties, 176 seats to 173 seats with 99% of the votes counted. Moderate party leader Ulf Christensen

01:04:19.280 is now expected to become prime minister and form a government. The bloc includes the Sweden

01:04:23.940 Democrats, a far right party that's campaigned against rising gang shootings. Far right?

01:04:32.040 who are campaigning against rising gang shootings they want a little bit of law and order

01:04:41.620 and that makes them far right can you please explain why bbc you decided to call this party

01:04:48.520 a party that calls themselves as sweden democrats as far right

01:04:52.960 that's the kind of dog whistle that we hear in left-wing corporate media marxist corporate media

01:05:00.480 every single day two more things to cover for you guys tonight we've all heard of myocarditis right

01:05:08.080 what is it it's inflammation of the heart it can destroy the muscle around the heart if it gets

01:05:15.060 bad enough is there mild myocarditis yeah sure could it be a concern for the rest of your life

01:05:23.940 yeah sure so this comes from john's hopkins medicine hopkinsmedicine.org myocarditis

01:05:29.920 it occurs when and i'm going somewhere with this so hang on myocarditis occurs when the heart muscle

01:05:37.000 becomes inflamed when your heart muscle is inflamed it can affect your heart's electrical

01:05:41.620 system this can cause arrhythmia or a rapid or abnormal heartbeat myocarditis can cause the

01:05:47.460 heart muscle to weaken and can lead to cardiomyopathy johns hopkins cardiologist and

01:05:53.420 heart failure expert nisha agarwal gelotra explained symptoms causes and treatment for

01:05:58.940 myocarditis. So here it is here. Acute myocarditis, chronic myocarditis, lymphotic myocarditis.

01:06:08.980 What are the symptoms? Chest pain, fatigue, diarrhea, headache, fever, all of that stuff.

01:06:15.220 Diagnosis. She goes on to say in this that it mostly occurs in people of an older age, right?

01:06:21.240 When your heart has been working for, let's say, 50 or 60 years, you've treated it badly,

01:06:26.420 you've been eating poorly, you smoke, you don't exercise. That's when myocarditis usually occurs

01:06:32.580 in people, not to little kids, at least not until recently. Well, look at this. This is a commercial.

01:06:40.100 This is a commercial that apparently was running in New York City. I want you to watch this. Check

01:06:44.360 it out. I've been into fashion since I can remember. But one day, I had a stomachache

01:06:50.820 so bad I didn't want to do anything. The team at New York Presbyterian said it was actually my

01:06:56.360 heart. It was severely swollen. Something called myocarditis. But doctors gave me medicines and

01:07:02.660 used machines to control my heart. They saved me. So now I can become the next great fashion designer.

01:07:14.720 Yeah, it's looking like this was an ad that was ran in the state of New York and this is really,

01:07:18.240 really sad that they are having children's commercials to normalize myocarditis in children

01:07:22.020 i wonder why that is has anybody ever seen this normalized before in the decades past has anybody

01:07:26.480 ever seen something like this because i haven't i think it's ridiculous that it's happening

01:07:29.340 they're normalizing this stuff

01:07:33.460 noticed a lot of things being normalized in the past little while right

01:07:39.420 do you know what they call uh child sex offenders these days does anybody know can you write it down

01:07:46.880 in the comments, does anybody know

01:07:48.380 what they call child

01:07:50.720 sex offenders? And that's a polite way

01:07:52.740 of saying it as far as I'm concerned. 0.97

01:07:56.760 Child rapists 0.99

01:07:57.720 is what they are. 0.99

01:08:04.440 You know what they're called these days? 0.97

01:08:06.480 Minor attracted people, or at least

01:08:08.320 that's what they're trying to normalize. 0.98

01:08:12.460 So yeah, there's a lot of

01:08:13.880 crazy normalization they're trying to do

01:08:16.240 out there right now don't let them don't let them call it out every time you see it or hear it

01:08:22.920 I was in a liquor store the other day a couple of weeks ago and a guy had his name tag on I

01:08:30.540 forgot what his name was but he had his pronouns on it he him and I said did they make you wear

01:08:39.720 that did they make you put that on there he goes no I just do it for myself man

01:08:42.340 because you know he's a younger guy right i just do it you know try and normalize it he said i said

01:08:49.420 don't why not i said because we can tell that you're a he him it's very easy

01:08:57.340 well you're just trying to support other people man now i could have gotten myself into a very

01:09:05.640 very ugly situation at that point but i chose not to

01:09:09.520 because carrie was there and i didn't want to embarrass her

01:09:14.360 um but i don't like that i don't like this this woke normalization that's going on

01:09:25.620 i don't like the fact they're trying to normalize children dying or getting heart disease

01:09:32.180 that up until a couple of years ago

01:09:35.160 was reserved specifically for older people. 0.99

01:09:39.880 Much older people.

01:09:43.480 This is something we've done to our kids. 1.00

01:09:47.700 When we should be standing in front of them,

01:09:50.740 protecting them from anything and everything.

01:09:55.720 And I guess a lot of people thought they were

01:09:58.020 by dragging their kids down to these vaccine clinics

01:10:01.040 and getting them jabbed.

01:10:02.180 but I certainly hope they know better now.

01:10:07.760 And that, my friends, is it for the show tonight.

01:10:16.000 I'm just checking out the comments here.

01:10:17.640 I want to hear if anybody's got anything good to say.

01:10:26.500 All right.

01:10:27.140 woke that's i like that one can i get to it before it goes away okay so here it is

01:10:35.700 kathy says woke equals willfully overlooking known evil oh yeah that's an awesome

01:10:42.380 description woke it should be an acronym willfully overlooking known evil yeah absolutely

01:10:52.060 all right you guys that is it for the show tonight i'll be back tomorrow night at eight

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The Shadoe Davis Show - September 15, 2022

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