The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoeat Nite Weds May 18th⧸2022 w⧸guest Susan Standfield

00:00:00.000 may the may the 18th 2022 susan stanfield freedom activist susan stanfield joins the show tonight

00:00:07.520 she has had an amazing life and she speaks to us tonight from her home in the uk where it's six

00:00:13.680 hours later than it is here so it's 2 a.m it's 2 a.m where she is i believe around the area of

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00:02:24.080 truth canadananosilver.ca canadananosilver.ca all right before we begin our conversation with

00:02:31.880 susan stanfield tonight let's say hello to some of the folks who are watching from quesnel bc

00:02:36.100 i think it was cheryl hello carrie and slawa and rosemary linda and rosie louise karen john linda

00:02:45.400 lisa guys don't forget to write down where you're watching from tonight because we're building

00:02:50.960 communities all over the country so i have received a lot of emails from people lately who have been

00:02:57.180 feeling very lonely very down very depressed and they're looking for like-minded people they can

00:03:02.060 just maybe sit down and have a coffee with so if you live in the same city or town that they live

00:03:07.360 in or the same area uh maybe you can strike up a conversation with them here in the comment section

00:03:13.680 linda hello there hermit hermit hope hello joyce brenda another brenda john diane susie cheers

00:03:21.620 from ontario well could you be a little bit more specific that's a pretty big province hello from

00:03:26.380 calgary karen cook's creek manitoba audi hello colleen um lloyd minster alberta trent

00:03:34.860 brantford ontario tammy jason kenney just resigned he lost the leadership review

00:03:42.660 of the united conservative party of alberta wow that's big news jason kenney just resigned

00:03:49.640 that i was watching that um and then i stopped watching it about an hour before the show started

00:03:55.400 tonight so thank you very much for that news pop lucky is in lockport laura is in gimley and

00:04:03.120 susan stanfield is near manchester near manchester england and she is on the show right now hello

00:04:11.020 susan and thank you for staying up so late and coming on the show tonight really appreciate you

00:04:15.560 doing this oh well thank you and i wanted to say you said something so important there in the

00:04:21.440 opener about your show being a tool to help people get together because they're feeling isolated.

00:04:28.800 You know, like we never had that in Canada over the past two years with what we were put through

00:04:33.120 and what you did was so important and so human. So thank you for that. Well, thank you for saying

00:04:38.380 that. That's something that we've been working on. I've been working with Wayne from What's Up

00:04:45.580 Canada. He has been doing community building sessions all across southern Manitoba for the past

00:04:51.440 few weeks. He came here originally about a month ago for three days, and he's still here. Wayne

00:04:56.200 Teeters, I'm not sure if you're aware of him. He's a very good guy, and he is a truly good person

00:05:04.620 who's trying to help the freedom movement as best he can. You have an activist background, Susan,

00:05:11.040 and I want to touch on everything from your amazing life tonight, but I think we should

00:05:15.120 probably start with you actually starting the Freedom Marches in Vancouver back in April of

00:05:21.600 2020. Most people at that point were still stuck in their homes, still going, wow, this is really

00:05:27.820 crazy. But you recognized it very early on. Yeah. And they were stuck in their homes saying

00:05:34.740 even other things like, this is cool. We don't have to go to work. We're going to wear our pajamas.

00:05:39.920 You know, in the beginning, there was a euphoria. And to me, that was like the most terrifying

00:05:44.340 because I was like oh my god this is going to take us so much more effort right so yeah we I

00:05:50.760 was in my husband and our family we ended up in what I call the super loser group so that was one

00:05:56.020 of the other reasons why I spoke out was that we we were just at that intersection you know how you

00:06:01.380 hear the grooming now and they say what we learned from the pandemic was the inequalities you hear

00:06:06.540 that all the time right because it was this test they ran it was a simulation we were in that super

00:06:12.080 loser inequality group. We lost 80% of our income. I was forced to be a full-time unpaid teacher

00:06:19.740 and on and on. And so there was no reason for me to stay home and not go out and scream at the top

00:06:26.420 of my lungs because of where our life trajectory was going downhill fast. But I mean, at that time,

00:06:35.060 because it's early on and you actually just brought me back to a very strange period of my

00:06:39.520 life and i'm sure everybody watching right now can relate to this i mean i remember driving i was

00:06:45.260 driving to a 7-eleven near by my house here and i remember i was listening to a hockey game on

00:06:52.420 the radio and they said okay that's it for the season the nhl has canceled the rest of the

00:06:58.200 regular season because of covet 19 we're taking all precautions and i thought wow now it's real

00:07:03.780 because they hadn't imposed any lockdowns yet people were walking around the supermarkets

00:07:08.640 some of them wearing masks uh all standing not not six feet apart they were standing 12 15 apart

00:07:15.780 15 feet apart they did not want to be near anybody and the look of terror on their faces

00:07:22.020 was overwhelming i was walking through this to go what is what is going on what is the matter

00:07:27.560 with you people but there was still that that awful heaviness in the air that fear but you

00:07:33.680 didn't feel that at all you were all alone doing what you did when you started out with the march

00:07:38.620 Yeah, I didn't feel the fear because I knew that the viral physical part was false. And so I was compassionate to people who felt the fear because I know they didn't know what I knew. I'd been studying infectious diseases and pharmaceutical corruption for two years and living in Africa and malaria and all that. Like I knew that we were safe.

00:07:58.520 but it's interesting that you mentioned the hockey thing because my neighbor were that was

00:08:04.600 was the uh i rented part of a house this very wealthy neighborhood in mancouver and they own

00:08:10.020 the canucks the aquilini family very big powerful right and their house normally had like 12 black

00:08:17.920 suvs out front at all times repairing things family that's the way a big wealthy family is

00:08:23.740 right there's just stuff there was nothing going on at their house for at least a month before the

00:08:29.520 pandemic was announced and it was weird yes and so I started noticing all these weird things and

00:08:35.720 I'm a photographer so I photograph everything I'm kind of a documentary photographer and when that

00:08:40.620 hockey announcement happened and nobody complained none of the hockey teams complained about their

00:08:45.900 loss of income right and my neighbor was gone like they literally boarded up the house and went to

00:08:51.200 their other property or whatever i was like i smell a rat and i i thought these teams they've

00:08:56.360 been paid off all the owners have been paid off there's no way they would have allowed their

00:09:00.620 franchises to do that i mean this is one of the most important industries in our country right

00:09:04.660 they must have been paid off so right away in the beginning i i started i chose to see it

00:09:10.780 as highly organized financial crime and i've never wavered from that because that's one of

00:09:15.700 the things about doing either investigative or advocacy work is you have to pick a theory and

00:09:20.780 stick with it and not not fluctuate right and so i chose highly organized financial racketeering

00:09:27.260 crime as what was going on and i didn't even really pay attention to the the virus stuff to

00:09:32.540 be honest yeah well i did people were panicked and fearful because of the virus and i for me

00:09:37.800 personally i i went i was looking for the first rational explanation i could find right and when

00:09:44.000 somebody came out and said the masks are not designed to protect you they're designed to

00:09:51.440 protect other people and i went that doesn't make any sense like the air goes in just as much as it

00:09:56.600 comes out like what exactly do you mean when you say this and then there would be a word salad and

00:10:01.420 gobbledygook and i'd go all right all right this is nothing but a whole bunch of crap but let's get

00:10:06.640 back to the financial part of this for a second because it's interesting you brought up all of

00:10:10.680 these nhl owners not complaining about the season being canceled i mean you'd think they'd be

00:10:15.240 screaming bloody murder because that's still for the nhl is the number one source of revenue it's

00:10:20.720 it's uh turnstile revenue like fans in the seats and there were no fans at all the following year

00:10:27.360 they didn't have any fans in the seats no merchandise nothing right nothing was being

00:10:32.080 sold uh but they still had to pay their players and i'm wondering where is this money coming from

00:10:37.800 I know that Mark Chipman, the owner of the Winnipeg Jets, where I am right now, is wealthy and he's got a wealthy backer, but I don't think I'd be too happy about doling out $120 million in salary revenue to the players and not seeing anything come back.

00:10:55.680 But if we look at this financial situation like a like a pyramid, how far down do you think it goes?

00:11:05.840 And when I say that, I mean, if we're talking about BlackRock and Vanguard at the top of the list, those big investment firms, then we go down to the billionaires and then we go down to some of the millionaires.

00:11:18.780 How far down do you think it goes? How how involved are all of these people? Who's going to get left behind?

00:11:24.960 Yeah. Okay. Well, here's an example that is interesting and most people understand. So I grew up with the kids of the Hill family. So this is Brian Ross and Nancy Hill. And they were just kids in the neighborhood. And our grandfathers worked together at the Hudson's Bay. They both worked at the Hudson's Bay. And their grandfather left to start their retail empire, which became Aritzia. You probably know Aritzia, right? Because they're across Canada.

00:11:51.800 and so i've always followed brian's story and brian's a huge canadian success story

00:11:56.000 he was forced to close i think 30 to 40 percent of his stores so let's say he had 100 in canada

00:12:02.540 which is a big success for a solo retailer like him right he's not part of a big chain

00:12:07.760 or you know he doesn't come from like the huge mega corporations and um so i always wondered

00:12:15.040 okay is someone like him a part of this because he's high up enough he's not blackrock but blackrock

00:12:21.120 was his investment you know he's in the private equity whatever but the losses and the suffering

00:12:26.660 that he must have gone through and the company and the road and the firings and stuff and i thought

00:12:31.340 i don't think it actually goes that high like or that low i don't think it goes down that low

00:12:37.260 i think that that there were meetings i was told by my safeway manager because i was constantly

00:12:43.120 asking questions of people who are in positions of authority that were affecting my life like i had

00:12:50.200 to wear a mask in the store so I would talk to the manager and I'd say can you just explain what

00:12:54.320 this is I wanted to know the legal basis of what was happening to us and he told me that there was

00:12:59.480 a major retail meeting in April of 2020 they got all the major retailers together and they basically

00:13:04.980 told them what they were going to do and so that's the collusion part so would companies with the big

00:13:11.460 retailers and the shopping mall owners they would have had a plan in place so as you say how far

00:13:17.000 down does it go it the other the other example is i used to shop at no frills and no frills is

00:13:23.840 loblaws and it's franchise owned so i was bullied and threatened by security at the front door i

00:13:29.820 fought my way in and talked to the owner because he's in the back and i used to work in grocery

00:13:34.320 and i'm like are you are you paying this guy out front to bully me because i'm coming in here to

00:13:39.580 spend a hundred dollars like that doesn't make sense and he goes nope he goes i have no control

00:13:43.780 over that i'm really sorry you could do whatever you want and so there was this disconnect i was

00:13:48.400 like the local owner of my grocery store doesn't want this to happen but the loblaws corporation

00:13:53.440 has put in security to threaten me so it's happening at head office in toronto or ottawa

00:13:59.300 in collusion with these big meetings but the local guy that's running the grocery store in

00:14:04.200 my little wealthy neighborhood isn't in on this yeah it goes around there was this yeah there was

00:14:09.780 this like fracture at all these levels i don't know whether we'll ever know unless somebody's

00:14:14.760 going to come forward and say well i took the payoff even then you know the first thing they'll

00:14:20.300 do before that gets out is smear that person as a drug addict or some kind of a psychopath so

00:14:25.780 nobody believes them before their story ever gets out that is fascinating well do you know this the

00:14:31.220 french guy he's a very wealthy guy from france he did an interview in the past six months and he

00:14:36.740 made an announcement he used to do big deals with african government stuff this guy's like way up

00:14:41.420 there private you know one of the like inner circle uh financial european banker type level

00:14:47.440 right and he said he was invited to participate in this this is how it was presented to certain

00:14:52.420 people we're going to be running this huge international exercise would you like to

00:14:57.240 participate so who was invited to participate and there there would have been a financial exchange

00:15:04.740 for that. And who, uh, who was invited and didn't go or didn't accept the invitation. Those would

00:15:11.460 be the people we need to find people like Dr. David Martin, for example. Uh, he says that he

00:15:16.880 was approached by those people and he turned them down. So there, you know, David Martin is

00:15:23.140 obviously very outspoken about this whole thing and I'm hoping to get him on the show next week,

00:15:27.580 but uh there must be others yeah they're everywhere right and that was that was the

00:15:34.840 hardest thing for me i think because i come from that world having i don't come from some big

00:15:40.200 wealthy powerful family but i grew up around it and ended sort of pulled along into it because

00:15:45.580 of going to queen's university and i worked in the hollywood industry i worked for very powerful

00:15:49.760 people all that kind of stuff so i was always on the fringes of that world and there were so many

00:15:55.700 people I knew who were never going to help me. And even a guy that owned a big luxury property

00:16:01.240 who was losing millions said, Sue, I'm not going to help you because the government is my client.

00:16:06.480 Sorry, goodbye. And he hung up the phone and he could have helped us raise a million bucks right

00:16:11.640 away at the beginning. And we could have nailed so much of this, but so many people I saw were

00:16:16.740 never going to help because they had so much to lose financially. So let's go back to April of

00:16:22.120 2020 when you were standing outside alone with a sign uh saying no more lockdowns uh how long did

00:16:29.560 how long did it take you sue to get a crowd to build up a crowd to get the the movement going

00:16:36.580 okay well like i said in the opener it was like humiliating because i'd never done that kind of

00:16:43.220 advocacy and i call it advocacy now because the activism is such a bad bad um rap now but

00:16:50.920 i had always been on the design side of educating the public about important issues i'd never been

00:16:56.700 the person with the sign screaming right and that is a very yeah it's a it's a very humiliating

00:17:02.520 position to put yourself in and someone like me i've got kids and you know come from you know

00:17:07.520 the social circle in vancouver people like we don't do shit like that and all my friends said

00:17:11.460 that to me they're like we can't believe you're doing that and i said but this is what it takes

00:17:15.820 because this is what makes people stop and go what are they doing that that's the direct action part

00:17:20.580 so there was 19 of us on the very first march and somebody else had invited those people

00:17:25.760 and they were kind of like the yellow vesters they were the hardcore um outliers there was a

00:17:31.860 flat earther like they were the people who the truthers the real hardcore truthers not people

00:17:36.620 like me i mean i showed up with like a matching yellow shirt to go with my yellow side oh that's

00:17:42.140 nice you know i was a debutante right i i come from that world and so i was thrown into this

00:17:49.200 you know hardcore conspiracy theorist group right away and I was like oh my god but they were the

00:17:54.080 ones who knew it they were the ones who knew what I knew but because of our first march we had four

00:17:58.920 and a half million views on twitter suddenly there was just thousands of people on board and I was

00:18:05.240 contacted all the time so I never felt alone it was really just that first few hours before I went

00:18:11.120 to the march and I felt weird and creepy and isolated from friends friends and family were

00:18:16.840 already attacking me because i was writing stories online my first stories i called the

00:18:21.360 great corona heist of 2020 because i knew it was a financial heist and i started the protest about

00:18:27.160 two or three weeks later and went on a whole different journey with that changed my life it

00:18:31.640 was the most incredible experience that i've ever been through and i've written a lot about it in my

00:18:36.160 book but there's so much more to tell well you you have a book out right now i believe it's called

00:18:43.100 betrayed you want to talk about that for a bit yeah so it's coming out goes to the printer it's

00:18:48.800 taken me about three four months longer than i wanted it's a very different book than i started

00:18:53.560 writing and all the really good not just evidence but the actions started happening in the past

00:19:01.540 past six months like like you just announced kenny just resigned um the court case is starting

00:19:07.120 so i wanted to include that so i intentionally kind of delayed it so it'll be shipping out of

00:19:11.540 england in about two or three weeks um and i was able to finance it because i have over 200 almost

00:19:19.040 300 pre-sales of the book right now and so i've been able to cover the time i've taken to write

00:19:24.220 it and all my printing is covered the graphic design so it's a memoir and it's written as a

00:19:29.840 basically as an evidence bundle it's 52 chapters of evidence of everything i saw and everything

00:19:35.680 that happened and conversations and whatnot so i'm hoping not only will people enjoy the read

00:19:40.720 themselves and go oh my god this is what happened to us i'm hoping that it will inspire a whole

00:19:45.500 other effort in canada over the next year of people using it as a tool to seek justice for

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00:19:59.520 sue let's go back to when you first started uh out there with the signs you and those 19 other

00:20:04.720 people and how the movement grew from flat earthers and the conspiracy theorists, the

00:20:12.720 people who knew all this stuff was going to happen before it happened. And then those of us who woke

00:20:16.620 up later on, I suppose, joined the movement with you. How long was it before, aside from friends

00:20:22.040 and family, how long was it before the authorities started to harass you and the left-wing corporate

00:20:27.500 media oh well the next day vice from from america the birmingham sun contacted me to the next day

00:20:38.200 24 hours later two international pieces were done on me and i agreed to be interviewed by them i

00:20:44.940 knew that they would be hit pieces but i thought okay there's probably going to be more awareness

00:20:49.100 from this than negative this i'm on this path already if if they can if the reader it's just

00:20:55.560 that that moment of doubt in a courtroom if the reader sees one little bit of truth and and relates

00:21:01.820 to it they'll they'll disregard all the negative and they'll they'll follow me and they'll go okay

00:21:06.940 what's she talking about I'm upset too my friend had his job close to I knew that it was worth it

00:21:12.400 and I think it mostly was and I was out there I signed up for it to be the poster child of

00:21:17.780 the conspiracy so but the thing I didn't know at the time I knew about huge financial corruption

00:21:24.980 in the European banks and all that. But I was more focused on that this was a pharmaceutical

00:21:29.420 heist because that's what I'd been studying for two years. And I knew that Bonnie Henry was 0.90

00:21:34.220 involved with this stuff because I'd been studying her. I didn't have the global European 0.87

00:21:39.560 bankster piece yet. It took me about, I don't know, probably about a month or two of working

00:21:44.540 with these other advocates to understand how much bigger this really was. I do want to get into that

00:21:49.940 with you a little bit later on like you know people are suggesting that the western economy

00:21:54.820 is about to collapse the inflation is out of control with almost everything and yet for some

00:22:01.060 reason there's all kinds of jobs available out there so this is a stagflation episode it looks

00:22:06.380 to be intentional perhaps you can fill us in on that I understand that you were thrown in jail a

00:22:11.840 couple of times yeah so in jail once arrested twice the second arrest was just stupid it was

00:22:20.320 secure uh rcmp were called because i wouldn't put a mask on in a shopping mall again like i'm the

00:22:26.400 mom going in there to spend a hundred dollars and the security guy has me arrested like i never went

00:22:31.420 back to that mall some of it was just so and i knew that i was dealing with like you as well i

00:22:36.000 knew that i was dealing with a certain amount of naivety and lack of education on the part of the

00:22:41.100 public that was harming me yeah it's like it's these people that are the problem right we if we

00:22:46.280 all work together we can dodge the uh authorities but the first one was brutal it's in my book and

00:22:52.460 it's the basis of something i could use for litigation because i was assaulted

00:22:56.560 and i was thrown into solitary confinement um solitary confinement how long were you

00:23:02.740 in solitary confinement oh like not more than 60 70 80 minutes i was thrown into the basement so

00:23:10.900 if you've got a supreme court in winnipeg which you obviously do we've got the big one in vancouver

00:23:15.640 in the basement are prison cells because of um you know criminals that are being tried i guess

00:23:22.220 right there's a gangbanger in the cell next to me we're talking about violent criminals though

00:23:27.080 those kinds of people down there they're waiting to be thrown into prison right well they could

00:23:31.980 yeah they could also be just really bad drunks or something because what happened was i can't

00:23:38.000 believe I'm laughing at this but after the whole charade ended because it was fake I realized what

00:23:42.240 had happened it was they had abducted me there was a protest going on outside the building that

00:23:46.860 I didn't know about and they knew who I was because I was on the radar and they thought I

00:23:51.640 was coming to cause problems so they had essentially abducted me for a couple of hours

00:23:56.180 and then when they let me go they just point me pointed me towards this door that led up to the

00:24:03.120 street and it goes you come out into the sidewalk and the door closes and there's no handle so

00:24:07.620 they obviously it's a system the building is designed in a way to release people like me

00:24:12.520 who aren't offending it's just a it's an intimidation alley basically and they just

00:24:17.500 throw people out whenever they want to so i just went i'd work rocked around the building went

00:24:21.640 right back in again so wait a minute wait a minute i don't want to give too much away because i know

00:24:26.380 it's in your book but like you were you just picked up off the street no no no so i walked

00:24:32.340 into the bc supreme court to get and it's interesting because the the court the trial

00:24:37.960 is happening today in vancouver this the chief justice so the chief judge of british columbia

00:24:44.200 is christopher hinkson and he sits in the vancouver court and i know the system because i grew up with

00:24:50.840 it through legals and judges all of my social circle my father godfather right so i know all

00:24:56.200 these people i know how it works so he is trying bonnie's case right now on the passport and it's

00:25:02.000 and she's going down i'm sure today and tomorrow it's bad news right i hope so because dina henshaw

00:25:07.260 in alberta seems to have wriggled up the hook and and these these people keep wriggling off

00:25:12.400 yeah which is frustrating as hell yeah and you may personally get off the hook but i think that

00:25:19.240 the redaction and the litigation will work in our favor so he had just um ruled on something else

00:25:25.120 the first court case and i was just going in honestly i was going in because i know how the

00:25:29.420 court works I've been in there many times to get to the court clerk office to get the statement

00:25:34.460 that he had made because I wanted to share it what the judge had ruled on the very first case

00:25:38.960 and this was when was this I guess this was February February March of 2021 and then I

00:25:45.140 the public does this you just walk in you go hide like a transcript of this they photocopy it that's

00:25:50.580 what the courts are there for right and I was just going to leave the building then I was going to go

00:25:54.200 around the front because I knew some of my friends were standing out front also waiting for the court

00:25:58.820 information and these guys assaulted me because i wouldn't put a mask on four of them

00:26:04.540 and i was like there's eight exemptions in this i need to get to the like i didn't even take it

00:26:11.160 seriously well i think they got their egos all it tossed in a tizzy or whatever i think one guy said

00:26:17.160 okay get her and they grabbed me and they threw me to the ground and put me in handcuffs

00:26:22.200 these were cops well they're called um they're sheriffs who are employed by the court system

00:26:29.540 so they work underneath the ministry of the attorney general that's the silo they are the

00:26:34.460 court sheriffs and they bring in the prisoners to the courtrooms or they you know they they have

00:26:39.200 their security they're the law enforcement at the building and they they knew who i was i think

00:26:45.200 because when i went around the building or where i was there a couple of weeks later for another

00:26:50.240 event, just getting out of my car, just talking to all the activists, just finding out what's going

00:26:54.660 on. One of them looked at me and I saw him go on the radio and then 10 other police turned around

00:27:02.080 and looked at me and I was like, they know exactly who I am. They're watching me. So I don't know if

00:27:06.860 that's what led to the first assault, but they just wanted to get rid of me and they can just

00:27:11.880 treat you like this. And it was terrifying. And I had an arm injury. I screamed the entire way

00:27:17.660 through the main floor at the secretary's that this was fraud and that bonnie was a criminal

00:27:21.740 i mean there's probably videotape of everything right because i went back to the court to get

00:27:26.760 the videotape and pursue legal action which i still may do but uh it was oh my god it was the

00:27:31.940 most disturbing thing that ever happened to me my husband didn't know where i was because i was

00:27:35.480 supposed to be home in 20 minutes to take care of the children and they just stuck me in the cell

00:27:39.420 and left me there they didn't give you a phone call or anything because i guess when they when

00:27:44.180 they drag you down there that's the whole purpose is to shut you up for a while and intimidate you

00:27:48.820 and possibly even scare you into just not continuing on with with the fight well and I

00:27:54.900 had never been arrested before so I didn't know if what I was experiencing was proper procedure

00:27:59.800 but there was a bunch of stuff missing like I knew what they were doing was um a shortcut I guess in

00:28:07.040 a way they did they walked me down to this room they said oh this pro boner lawyer is going to

00:28:11.620 call you and tell you what help you're going to have i thought oh my god are they going to keep

00:28:15.080 me for a couple of days like are they going to send me somewhere i didn't have a gauge of how

00:28:20.220 bad this was i knew it was temporary where i was i don't think people slept in these cells i think

00:28:24.440 they were just daytime temporary holding cell but um they offered me a sandwich they were ordering

00:28:30.960 subway for lunch and they said would you like one and i was like okay yeah i'm actually starving

00:28:35.580 and then in the end when they released me the subway guy had arrived and delivered the food

00:28:40.560 but they didn't even give me the bloody sandwich.

00:28:42.320 They were a bunch of creeps.

00:28:45.520 I was like, are you guys serious?

00:28:47.040 I'm starving.

00:28:47.820 My sandwich is right there.

00:28:48.780 And they're like, no, we're not giving you to me.

00:28:50.540 You can go buy one now that you're leaving out the side door

00:28:53.060 that doesn't have a handle on the outside.

00:28:55.120 Let's flip ahead to the situation in Lytton.

00:28:58.840 There was a fire in Lytton.

00:29:00.860 And the left-wing corporate media claimed

00:29:04.300 that you were suggesting that the Premier,

00:29:07.940 John Horgan of British Columbia,

00:29:09.780 and Justin Trudeau were behind it and they they started screaming conspiracy theory what was your

00:29:16.840 basis for that Sue? Well again I knew that the fire was crime and I had my girlfriend grew up

00:29:26.020 in Lytton and I was living in a house that she owned on a farm nearby and we lived right near

00:29:30.840 Lytton like an hour away so I thought well I'm just going to drive up there it was a beautiful

00:29:35.000 drive I love being up there I've been up there many times and I'm just going to do what I call

00:29:39.180 temonage I'm just going to go up and ask some questions and see what's going on but I knew it

00:29:42.420 was crime because it just it burned too fast and everything I saw was weird and I thought what is

00:29:48.680 this it's a very very important juncture where Lytton is located in terms of all of the cargo

00:29:53.960 transportation across Canada it's one of the most important nodes takes place in Lytton and it's a 1.00

00:29:59.840 very badly managed area because it's evolved over the past hundred years it's all indigenous land 1.00

00:30:05.640 And if I was going to burn any region to the ground to make the the intermodal train transport more efficient in Canada, I would torch Lytton. 1.00

00:30:16.820 That's how important Lytton is in terms of our national infrastructure for train transport to two major lines basically cross over bridges in a river in indigenous land. 0.52

00:30:28.240 And you can see it 100 years ago would have been fine.

00:30:30.780 it's so inefficient right now that you just think okay scrap it all and rebuild it and I thought

00:30:36.580 that's what they're doing and I thought the fire and I still believe this could have been caused

00:30:42.040 from above through heat weapons because we know that has been happening in the world and it happens

00:30:46.560 all the time and that's what that's what the evidence was got I was gathering that's what

00:30:51.380 people kept saying to me the indigenous people were whispering and they knew that something had

00:30:55.760 gone on I could hear that it wasn't like oh my god there was a fire they were all whispering and 0.97

00:31:00.300 saying these things and I knew I said this is crime and they kept saying the same things that

00:31:04.740 it was like a war zone and there were all these explosions they said it was weird it wasn't like

00:31:08.580 our regular fires and I thought this is crime and then Horgan flew in in a helicopter he flew in

00:31:14.480 when I was actually there I think and the first thing that the first statement he made was Lytton

00:31:19.740 will be of the future the first future city of Canada and I was like that's a really weird thing

00:31:26.640 to say on the sixth day while people are still suffering and people still aren't back in there

00:31:30.660 the whole thing is so corrupt i'm sure so what is the first future city of canada mean what does

00:31:36.640 that mean is that new world order shit there i think what it is is it's going to be a smart city

00:31:42.520 and that's what they're doing on the east coast of australia and i think this okay i'm not a big

00:31:48.860 conspiracy theorist you don't see me like watching all these movies and stuff but if if my theory is

00:31:53.640 correct that it's crime and like i said i decided to stick with crime the entire time it's just a

00:31:58.340 tactic that's what investigative teams do one person sticks with crime one person sticks with

00:32:02.500 you know you follow the husband you follow the brother whatever and so um it made sense to me 0.95

00:32:08.920 that they would want to torch the town and rebuild it and the indigenous people seem to think that

00:32:15.420 their leaders were in on this they also said things like that to me they knew that some big

00:32:19.920 thing was going on and um and then this horgan statement so i went back again two weeks later

00:32:26.640 and i spoke to an indigenous elder who was at the highway with the rcmp and he was manning it

00:32:31.880 because the highway was blocked off we couldn't cross into the town and i said so what what do

00:32:36.320 the local people think what do you think about this fire what is the word on the street and he

00:32:40.640 goes we think it was crime and we think that people were paid to burn the town to make it look

00:32:45.880 like the train had caused the fire and that's what he said to me like so i was just repeating 0.60

00:32:51.780 what the indigenous people think that it was crime and then i got painted with this thing

00:32:57.000 probably because i was on that radar i was on that hit list oh here's susan again slander slander

00:33:02.140 smeared slandered it was outrageous the toronto star the vancouver province other large newspapers

00:33:10.120 across this country and that's when you know you're on the right track as far as i'm yeah

00:33:14.280 yeah it didn't i mean the other thing is that i raised a lot of money and i still do and i had

00:33:20.000 raised three thousand dollars for women and i gave it to them my donors gave me three thousand dollars

00:33:24.880 for these three grandmothers who were just broken i drove to their hotels and gave them cash

00:33:28.700 essentially and so one of this one of these guys who was connected to the attorney general which

00:33:33.940 was dirty uh launched a hit piece on me stealing money from people which was completely false i

00:33:39.140 didn't even really pay attention to it he got the rcmp to call me at eight o'clock in the morning and

00:33:44.140 I walked him through the whole story and he goes yeah he goes we know we we know what's going on

00:33:48.240 here thank you very much for your time they knew that I was being slattered but they have to follow

00:33:52.120 through with police reports and stuff but um three months later I don't know if I was in England

00:33:57.200 yeah maybe I was maybe I was already gone um the RCMP released a statement that it was crime

00:34:02.820 they did a full investigation and that was their statement on Lytton that it was arson and it was

00:34:08.340 crime but nobody knows that but that's what the RCMP concluded they didn't say how big it was

00:34:13.440 they didn't say it was heat weapons but they know that it was nefarious it was not natural and it

00:34:17.700 was not climate change and that's what john horgan and the government was trying to implicate that

00:34:23.120 this was climate change and they have never changed that statement and that is complete fraud because

00:34:28.180 it was crime it was arson so we're going to stick with crime let's stick with crime it was so much

00:34:35.560 more fun it is it is fun because you know what we we have been looking at this uh through that lens

00:34:41.880 on this show quite a bit, especially in the past few weeks. When you talk about crime,

00:34:47.620 we're talking about bureaucrats, you know, highly placed bureaucrats in all provinces

00:34:52.720 across the country, plus the federal government, plus the elected officials. Now we're talking

00:34:56.900 about premiers, John Horgan, Jason Kenney, all of these people who implemented these mandates.

00:35:02.620 We had a premier in Manitoba called Brian Pallister. I know that name, yeah. Yeah, he was

00:35:09.260 a minister under Stephen Harper in the federal government, I think 2007, 2008 ish. Anyway,

00:35:16.320 he came back home to Manitoba to lead the PC party and eventually become the premier. And

00:35:20.680 during the height of this, I mean, he was probably the most intimidating of the premiers in terms of

00:35:30.840 if you go ahead and you break the rules, you're going to wind up on TV. Here's the 10 commandments

00:35:36.320 of brian pallister that kind of stuff he'd go on tv he'd name names of people who had been ticketed

00:35:41.440 but not found guilty of breaking the mandates and then all of a sudden out of nowhere he decided he

00:35:50.900 was going to resign as premier this is last year in august and we thought okay well you're going

00:35:57.160 to resign as premier uh it's going to take you know four or five six months to find a new leader

00:36:02.480 so you're going to stay on no no no another week later after that he decided he was going to

00:36:07.460 accelerate the process and just leave since then brian pallister has vanished from manitoba as far

00:36:15.160 as i can tell nobody knows where he is except maybe he's at his house in costa rica so let me

00:36:22.560 ask you this and doug ford the same thing how much money was he making from those stickers and signs

00:36:28.040 of the company he owns uh down in toronto are these guys just corrupt are they in on it are

00:36:35.280 they on the take because we're talking about susan we are talking about dyed in the wool

00:36:40.700 conservative politicians who have been that way for 30 or 40 years and lockdowns are not part of

00:36:47.420 their ideology and yet they were very happy to implement them yeah well i think it's like

00:36:53.260 anything in life I bet you the range of these people that some of them are completely in on it

00:36:59.560 and they're in government because they're a part of deceiving the public and and laundering and

00:37:06.500 all that and that's a big reason why people go into government we know that it happens all over

00:37:10.040 the world right look at the African governments and the European governments but I think the

00:37:14.660 the story that is never told and we will never know in many ways is there's a lot of innocent

00:37:19.900 people that just went along but by nature of that they participated in the crime because they didn't

00:37:25.020 speak out and i had a statement from a sitting member of parliament the spouse they are still

00:37:30.460 a sitting member of parliament who told me and i'm like you have to go to the police or the media

00:37:35.480 and there's like well we can't do that um but they were told if they didn't go along with the

00:37:40.760 pandemic in the beginning that their career was over as a politician so how many people are

00:37:45.840 actually going to and they're in the conservative party they're in the federal conservative party

00:37:50.880 so if there's 150 of those right now and they were all told that you know how many of them

00:37:57.400 walked away and said i my morals are too strong i won't do that none they all went along with it

00:38:04.120 and so that is a form of crime that is aiding and abetting and collusion but are they bad people

00:38:10.160 did they make any money off of this? Probably most of them know, but I bet some of them did.

00:38:15.660 And some of them have had already been doing deals like that for maybe years, especially the

00:38:20.160 bureaucrats, because they're not accountable. And they're not in the public eye either. They just

00:38:24.500 operate in the shadows. Yeah. And I think the most nefarious ones are the ones who work in the

00:38:29.740 ministries of attorney general, and they are the lawyers and they are the head lawyers because you

00:38:35.480 can't do this kind of crime without lawyers so what about the corruption of big pharma you

00:38:42.300 investigated that for two years prior to becoming involved in the freedom movement april of 2020 so

00:38:47.260 you've got an extensive knowledge of that can they be implicated at all in any sort of bribery

00:38:53.840 did you see any activity like that when it comes to public officials at all or was that mostly

00:38:58.140 doctors and pharmacists well the big story right is um acuitous and i researched that because it

00:39:06.400 was by my home at ubc and acuitous you'll learn from david martin is the pharmacy or therapeutics

00:39:12.980 they call it therapeutics the lipid particle that they hold the patent they developed and hold the

00:39:18.660 patent on the mrna tech and i think that was the this is the vaccine part of the whole thing i

00:39:25.200 I think they were testing the tech and that whatever was in the needle was secondary to

00:39:29.640 them.

00:39:29.980 There may have been a genocidal component because of the spike protein.

00:39:33.480 But I think a big part of it is they were testing the mRNA delivery technology because

00:39:38.320 that saved them about 10 years in clinical trials.

00:39:41.900 And so Acuitous owns that patent.

00:39:44.040 And if you go to their website right now, you can see on any given day, you can see

00:39:48.200 the licensing deals that they're starting to do.

00:39:50.320 And so they did 10 deals with Pfizer in January.

00:39:53.700 They licensed the tech to Pfizer for 10 vaccines because they have a new delivery mechanism.

00:40:00.440 Do you know what I mean?

00:40:00.920 They've upgraded the delivery.

00:40:02.640 So whatever's in the needle, whether it's HIV or measles or whatever, that's already been established for the last 20 years.

00:40:08.620 It's this new form of delivery.

00:40:12.180 And so that to me, that's the big.

00:40:14.600 And David will tell you about that.

00:40:16.180 And he says that he's announcing something in the next 10 days that is the high level criminal element of that.

00:40:22.520 So he also alleges that the Canadian government, and this would have been under Harper, I suppose, makes money every time that license kicks in because they would have funded the research and they hold part of the patent.

00:40:36.600 And that's what all those universities, unfortunately, part of them are used for now is they accept the federal money that comes out of places like the Public Health Authority, all these science grants.

00:40:46.920 I found a billion and a half every year that is given, it's distributed across the country for science research.

00:40:52.520 that research is done and then patents are put into place so that's theft of our public money

00:40:57.960 basically being moved and transferred into the hands of shareholders and a lot of it has to do

00:41:02.500 with new new drugs and new technology susan how did you wind up in england i ran away i fled

00:41:10.440 i had to get out of canada i i people were coming to my house you were being doxed i don't know i

00:41:19.620 I don't know what the. Doxing, like when they're your address would would appear on social media, people would know where to find you.

00:41:26.260 No, it wasn't like that. I was being followed. So in my last house, I've been I was in three homes.

00:41:31.740 I had to leave the first house because we weren't welcome because of COVID.

00:41:34.420 It was really unfortunate. They were old friends and we had to leave because they were like, you guys have to do masking and everything.

00:41:39.880 We're like, OK, we're out of here. So a friend gave us this house that we rented for a while and somebody started coming to the house.

00:41:46.400 and i got threatening threatening letters i got a second letter my landlord came over and said who

00:41:51.200 are you they had contacted them so someone had followed me and knew where i was living and i

00:41:55.600 my family didn't even know where i was living so i was like we got to get out of here we moved to

00:42:01.200 the into onto a farm about an hour east in the middle of nowhere and i think that someone came

00:42:07.320 there as well because i saw some very suspicious activity around the farm one morning that didn't

00:42:12.160 make sense and nobody understood what it was and that's when i said to my husband we have to leave

00:42:16.260 the country my friend um you know the story of mac parhar no well mac was he was one of the guys

00:42:24.980 that started the movement with me he was there in the second march he didn't come to the first one

00:42:28.860 but he saw it on tv and he was like yes and he joined us because his yoga studio was forced to

00:42:34.120 be closed and he he was like me he was in the super loser group so he came out and he was very

00:42:38.900 vocal and he is a flat earther and he actually believes that the earth is is a oblong i guess so

00:42:45.200 yeah yeah and mac's a really smart guy and a health-minded and whatever but we lost him he's

00:42:50.720 gone and there isn't knowledge really of what happened to him there was no explanation of his

00:42:56.540 death and so we a lot of us knew and another friend of mine was killed as well and so a lot

00:43:02.800 of us knew that okay at some point this could happen to any of us and i just decided to leave

00:43:08.240 because of my children and i've i've been followed as well here in winnipeg i have been

00:43:15.140 approached by people oh yeah yeah what do they say to you when they actually approach you

00:43:21.640 hey how's it going how's that show going they never identify themselves like you can tell the

00:43:27.380 difference between somebody who's a viewer of the show and because they always thank you for

00:43:31.940 you know standing up and whatnot but these people are very different they're very threatening they're

00:43:36.220 large um yeah i didn't have any of that yeah they're they're uh they don't ever make any moves

00:43:43.140 and it but you can see it like i'll step outside of my building and go for a walk and i get the

00:43:49.000 feeling you know that the hackles on the back of your next door and i'll look around and there's a

00:43:52.860 car just kind of cruising slowly behind me um last time it happened was in polo park mall which is

00:44:00.640 one of the largest malls in the city here where they just walked up to me and and started talking

00:44:06.580 to me how's it going how's that show going we're watching we're watching so in your opinion are

00:44:13.460 guys like that just crackpots because there's a lot of those or do you think that they're connected

00:44:19.160 to some higher level of silencing we know that brian pallister uh and i'm sure this is still

00:44:25.560 happening at the very beginning of this to enforce the mandates properly. He hired a bunch of

00:44:31.640 private investigators or security people. Turned out that they were an intimidation squad.

00:44:39.360 I know there was three or four other people I know who were organizers in the freedom movement,

00:44:44.580 people who were putting rallies together and whatnot, who have had bangs, like loud hammering

00:44:49.620 bangs on their front and back doors at two, three o'clock in the morning. And then they go and look

00:44:54.380 out the window and there's maybe three or four very large guys standing outside not wanting to

00:45:01.820 come in right because they're already down the walk by the time the person gets to the door

00:45:06.740 they're just trying to intimidate they're trying to scare and i think that's what they're doing to

00:45:12.180 me but i have not yet been abducted or anything i'm hoping it doesn't happen but um i do know

00:45:20.580 that there were several people in manitoba arrested is in my opinion lawlessly for shaking

00:45:27.720 hands with people in public you know when the mandates were uh ridiculous last year i i'd say

00:45:34.500 about this time you couldn't have a crowd of more than 50 people gathered together outside and heaven

00:45:40.540 forbid you should ever give somebody a hug or have more than three people over to your home

00:45:45.060 you know it was ridiculous but yet the intimidation continues for people like me and other

00:45:51.320 other people who uh who do shows like this it's rather frightening and you decided that

00:45:56.820 you know i gotta get the heck out of here you're in manchester england or near manchester

00:46:00.420 what is the mood like in england well it's great where i live i'm up in the north

00:46:06.360 and you know mistrusting and hating the government is a national map pastime here

00:46:11.100 oh yeah i mean no matter who it is or is it just uh boris well i'm in the poor working class part

00:46:20.380 of the country the coal mining the old you know margaret thatcher closed out closed economy and

00:46:25.900 stuff like that so the legacy of that around everybody hates and trusts the government where

00:46:31.180 i am and so that's good it's a really safe place for me and the family to be but the um the culture

00:46:37.800 here is different that it's more um it's more accepted for them to challenge the government

00:46:42.820 the media does that they've got a lot more older established journalists who go at the politicians

00:46:47.440 constantly whereas i feel we've lost that in canada like who are still in the mainstream and

00:46:53.840 so you'll see a lot of attacks on the government in the newspapers in the front lines front pages

00:46:58.820 all the time that we don't see in canada but i also think that the the huge high level of what

00:47:05.120 is really going on with the european bankers and the city of london and wall street that that this

00:47:10.360 is really all caused by now that this is what i believe it's all those high level financial crimes

00:47:15.220 that's here and so my husband and i talk about this a lot i'm like how willing are the banksters

00:47:21.580 who what i call them how willing are they to destroy their own place where they live it's

00:47:28.120 like the don't shit where you eat thing you know they have they live here they live in london and 0.95

00:47:32.640 they live in england so how bad is it going to get here but you know this is an old old culture 0.95

00:47:38.520 that is used to fighting i mean the scottish the irish it's tough up here where i am and it feels

00:47:44.600 very very safe and nobody believes any of this so so you don't see a lot of masks on the street

00:47:51.640 well you see the seniors wearing masks because they're watching the bbc and they're they they're

00:47:57.800 older and they've probably got some illness and if the virus the bioweapon or whatever was going

00:48:03.360 around if it's going to hurt people it's going to hurt those people so you see that but never with

00:48:08.100 children or anything like that and the the nhs that was really used to do this the way we don't

00:48:15.240 have it because our health systems aren't federal they're provincial so the nhs is a federal system

00:48:20.700 there's a million people that work for the nhs um so everybody on the street's got a friend or

00:48:27.460 cousin that works for the nhs and that's a big part of what is happening now is that

00:48:33.340 it was used to to create the lockdowns and the control but now it's actually being used as a

00:48:39.540 tool for justice so there's 1500 nhs workers who are about to pursue legal action because they were

00:48:45.680 forced forced injected against their will and so that's having a huge impact on society because

00:48:51.040 everybody knows somebody who works in the nhs so the word is starting to get out and it's quite

00:48:56.100 blatant like i think i saw where was it online an ad if you have a family member that was killed by

00:49:01.580 the injection here's the number to call like yeah there's stuff like that circulating too because

00:49:06.620 the brits have that you get 120 000 pounds payoff if you have a death from the covid vaccine well

00:49:13.560 we've got something like that here too but it's so terribly impossible to go through the system

00:49:18.560 and get a doctor to finally admit that you were injured or a family member was killed by the

00:49:24.480 vaccine it's like it is next to impossible literally yeah and i think it's i think it's

00:49:29.300 hard here too but you see you see the messaging whereas in canada i didn't see it unless you

00:49:34.360 dig for it are you talking about visp i'm sorry are you talking about visp the vaccine

00:49:40.140 yeah yeah it's you can't find anybody who's actually been compensated at all i mean i know

00:49:48.400 And that's the, that's what I was studying for two years before COVID was this unbelievable weaponized criminal system that the pharmaceutical companies are engaging in with politicians that just the fact that a politician would not return your call if you're complaining about a death, how far have we fallen as a country that they will intentionally ignore you.

00:50:11.660 Yeah, it's happening right now. What about inflation over in the UK? Is it out of control?

00:50:18.400 Well, I don't really. Yeah. I mean, the gas prices are high, not as high.

00:50:23.120 I think we have a lot of local food and I buy a lot of healthy local plant food.

00:50:28.180 So I haven't seen a big increase, but I'm not buying some of the higher stuff.

00:50:33.680 I'm not a big consumer. I'm not in the shops spending a lot of money, say.

00:50:37.300 Well, the reason I ask you this is because, you know, the word from many people, including the tops,

00:50:43.120 uh corporate leaders of uh you know big food across the world is suggesting there's going to

00:50:49.240 be food shortages the economy is going to crash they're making way for the new digital programmable

00:50:54.000 currency that we're all going to be using uh we see it happening in the united states we see it

00:50:59.000 definitely happening here and i'm wondering if it's uh okay so if you go into my facebook page

00:51:04.620 now or later whatever i put four headlines up from yesterday the the in london you know all

00:51:09.800 the head main headlines i photographed the newspapers uh many days of the week and the

00:51:14.120 big announcement out of the bank of england the governor said food apocalypse that's the word

00:51:19.360 that he's using there's going to be an apocalypse but i think the word was in reference more to the

00:51:24.320 real losers are going to be the people in the developing world um and so we will have food here 0.73

00:51:30.580 but it will be more expensive but the big the hunger like literally the hunger will be in these 0.99

00:51:36.680 developing countries who are going to get the short end of the stick as usual but at the same

00:51:40.960 time and maybe this is in canada there's also this opposing um energy that's happening there's

00:51:46.860 also local food like there's a local food garden that was built on my street it's brand new so

00:51:51.920 there's all this other stuff happening at the same time as as we're losing we're also starting to

00:51:57.540 build up things and i don't focus on the that those issues closely enough to to know all of

00:52:03.140 the details but well it sounds like you guys screwed over here it sounds like you guys have

00:52:08.100 built up a pretty self-sufficient community which is what we're attempting to do uh out here in in

00:52:13.660 canada and it's taking a little bit more time i'm thinking it's because people are still not quite

00:52:19.540 buying into it or maybe it's because they don't know how to do it or it could be that it's such

00:52:25.220 distance between towns and cities in this country as opposed to england where you know you've got

00:52:30.800 what 60 million people in a area the size of manitoba pretty much it's yeah yeah or even more

00:52:37.060 some people say there's actually 90 of 90 million of us here well i think the biggest um piece that

00:52:43.860 affects everybody and i could be wrong but you tell me what you think is i think the high degree

00:52:49.620 a high percentage of the population still thinks okay this has to end soon things will go back to

00:52:56.980 normal soon am i really going to be growing my own food now like it's still unbelievable to think

00:53:03.020 that we may go into grocery stores and see empty shelves um i know that things are going to change

00:53:11.440 one way or the other i i know they're going to be trying to bring in this digital currency and

00:53:16.300 the digital ids and uh all facial recognition and all of that i know that because the airports in

00:53:22.780 canada there's two airports in canada montreal and toronto that are already doing the digital

00:53:26.800 ID and the facial recognition is part of pilot project for the World Economic Forum. So this is

00:53:32.580 all coming down the pike. It's either you join the new digital world where everything is surveilled,

00:53:38.820 or you form your own communities and you become self-sufficient enough so you don't have to

00:53:43.820 use the government to supply you with your food, with your petrol, or with anything, your power,

00:53:51.040 right well yeah so that's the people who interact with the government less the least will be the

00:53:56.980 most free but here's a couple of things my girlfriend just said she cannot renew her

00:54:01.520 her car insurance unless she pays her covid fines so that's how they've got people on the vehicles

00:54:07.280 right and i saw that coming with icbc in our province and i renewed our my driver's license

00:54:12.380 and our passports right away for years right i saw that because that's one of the only things

00:54:16.020 that i interact with the government i saw a news report the other day and i don't know if this is

00:54:19.700 true or not that in iran and their food system is more tightly controlled i suppose but people

00:54:26.240 are being denied food unless they um either use the digital id or get the shot it's the first time

00:54:35.260 because maybe they have more state controlled food and you go into some of the stores so

00:54:38.860 is that going to happen here but i did i did hear that the um software on the what i call the slave

00:54:46.320 coin the digital money um is at least two to three years away from happening yeah i've heard

00:54:53.160 that as well and so what they're going to try and do is keep us scared for the next two or three

00:54:58.220 years or most of the people scared with the monkey pox virus apparently that's just arrived

00:55:04.060 in canada today i think i saw two cases of monkey pox confirmed i know it's been a thing in the uk

00:55:09.540 for the last week or so they're going to try everything they can to keep climate lockdowns

00:55:15.020 possibly rolling blackouts you name it they're going to do everything they can to keep us scared

00:55:19.560 frightened and controlled until they can actually bring out that digital currency that's my opinion

00:55:25.160 i don't know what you well what people are worried about not necessarily in england and northern

00:55:29.060 england because it's different but the stuff that i'm studying is i think the the big the big thing

00:55:34.940 that's coming is more war in europe and the collapse of europe and that that it that could

00:55:41.240 be inevitable i don't know if you've been following there's been a lot of big european

00:55:45.300 bank ceo uh and director resignations in the last year and scandals that they're bailing and when

00:55:51.420 the bankers bail you know you know that it's drawed right i i don't know how europe is going

00:55:56.780 to continue on with no oil if the russian ukraine war continues and russia decides no no more oil

00:56:03.420 for you france or germany or england uh sorry about your luck because it goes through ukraine

00:56:11.100 right their natural gas all goes through ukraine to europe and that hasn't been turned off or

00:56:15.340 anything yet i mean russia's in the best position of all right their economy is booming they've got

00:56:20.460 deals with china i mean most of the world is not in our financial system our western hegemonic

00:56:27.220 financial system is a smaller amount of people i would say it's probably only two billion and let's

00:56:33.080 say there's three or four billion who are in the kind of the china russia india africa system and

00:56:38.980 then there's maybe a billion of unbanked people or whatever so i i keep thinking that it's actually

00:56:44.200 there's more positives than negatives as long as you get out of the western financial system

00:56:50.260 but you'll still always have access to a financial system they're also deep dollarizing as well uh

00:56:56.580 many countries are just going off the u.s dollar and once that continues to happen because the

00:57:00.860 all basically the the only thing the u.s dollar has to back it up is the fact that it's the u.s

00:57:06.020 dollar yeah it's not based upon anything any longer right so yeah um once well do you know

00:57:11.360 about that big meeting in february between putin and uh jing jingping the leader i always forget

00:57:18.780 how to say his name the leader of china they had a huge ping yeah yeah they had a huge meeting in

00:57:24.820 february because they have kind of like a eurasian block right like the bricks and the eurasian block

00:57:30.020 and they met in february and they're basically saying okay enough of the western bullying

00:57:36.400 but i'm not in that i'm not in the banking system in terms of the swift and understanding the

00:57:42.020 payment processing and those those systems how they're going i think that the whole theory that

00:57:46.820 they're the the strategy they've been using which is just brute force and war that's gonna that's

00:57:52.560 gonna get pretty thin pretty fast so can you tell us about the uh t's are you still making the t's

00:57:58.000 designing the t-shirts yeah i am i get orders all the time um my focus now more is in bulk so i

00:58:04.420 really was selling one t-shirt at a time when i was in vancouver and there's so many more t-shirt

00:58:10.280 options and whatnot that i've decided to focus on bulk so i just i'm doing orders of like 20 shirts

00:58:16.700 at a time now and it's more custom artwork for somebody and i can ship them by courier and it's

00:58:22.320 a better model for me and the customer as well so i'm more focusing on my book right now because

00:58:27.240 the t-shirts take a lot more effort to make right so health justice tees guys health justice sorry

00:58:34.140 health justice tees all one word healthjusticetees.com if you want to go and pre-order

00:58:39.320 sue's book here it's called betrayed blowing the whistle on the betrayal of natural health

00:58:44.460 in canada you want to give us a synopsis a little bit of that sue before we let you go tonight

00:58:49.880 okay for sure so it's a it's big it's a hundred thousand words at the moment and i'm just waiting

00:58:55.640 for my printer to give me a, a, a, a weight estimate. So I make my shipping prices, but it's

00:59:04.380 52 chapters and it's divided into four parts. So the first part is starting the movement and

00:59:09.840 building the movement. And the second part is when I sort of went through all the attacks and

00:59:16.300 the arrests and stuff. The third part is what happened when I was in Lytton and I moved to

00:59:21.000 the Fraser Valley and really, really figuring out how much bigger this was. And then part four is

00:59:26.220 when I moved to England and what has happened since and how I'm still involved with advocacy

00:59:30.740 in Canada, but in a different way. I kind of look at it as the way war is held. And I was,

00:59:35.640 I was in the first battalion that went out on the front lines at the beginning. And when that

00:59:40.360 happens, those guys just get slaughtered, right? And then they have to come back and they have to

00:59:44.820 retire or they have to go to the hospital or they die or whatever. And then more front line,

00:59:49.320 you know more lines more battalions come up so what i see now the stuff i'm seeing now is amazing

00:59:54.400 there are thousands and thousands of people doing what i was doing when there was only a few hundred

00:59:59.120 of us yeah and so i'm quite happy not to have to engage at that intense level and now i'm trying

01:00:05.080 to focus on how do i inspire the leaders to move into more of a legal and a structural and

01:00:11.700 institutional change because that really and as you know we could talk about that now quickly or

01:00:16.580 another time is that's the future of canada we have to change our institutions the way rwanda

01:00:22.260 had to change after the genocide so this never happens again and there's no mention of that

01:00:27.020 nobody's talking about any of that in the government how do we stop 338 mps next time

01:00:32.320 when the world health organization says okay new pandemic in the fall lockdown how do we know that

01:00:38.100 our representatives in ottawa aren't going to screw us around again we have to change that

01:00:42.560 There's so many different theories about what's going on right now, the corruption of the justice system, the corruption of the governments, provincial and federal, this new WHO treaty that is, I think they're meeting on that next week, but the actual final signing of that's not going to happen until 2024.

01:00:58.580 before. There's a lot of talk about Canada not actually being a country. There's a movement to

01:01:05.980 try and get the Constitution and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms actually patriated.

01:01:12.560 There's some people that say it never was patriated in the UK House of Commons.

01:01:17.060 Canada's still under the thumb of the monarchy. There's all kinds of ideas out there. We had a

01:01:23.420 court case, three professors who were working for the University of Winnipeg were let go because of

01:01:28.780 their unvaccinated status. They claimed discrimination. Guess what? That case last

01:01:34.300 Friday was thrown out of court. The judge just decided that, nope, I'm sorry, but this is the

01:01:41.360 way it's going to be. Didn't even look at it, just threw it out of court. So that just surprised me

01:01:46.520 in Winnipeg, right? Is that common in Winnipeg? We had a court case about a year ago where there

01:01:52.940 were churches and a couple of businesses who were suing the government over their uh their

01:01:58.660 pandemic response with the mandates and whatnot the closing of the churches and the businesses

01:02:03.120 and the masks and whatnot there were two or three days of incredible testimony i think it was the

01:02:08.480 justice center for constitutional freedoms who were representing the churches and the businesses

01:02:13.080 they gave two or three days of incredible evidence they had incredible witnesses and then we had

01:02:19.000 brent rusin who's our chief medical officer come up and go i don't really know that's pretty much

01:02:24.040 all he could say he didn't have any evidence he brought nothing to the table and then the judge

01:02:29.180 took six or seven months to finally come out with a with a ruling and he ruled in favor of the

01:02:34.260 province and people were outraged so that's a big concern for us right as a country like

01:02:41.540 can are we actually going to be protected and safe given our governance models you look at

01:02:46.200 how different it is in in the United States and they're just winning on so many levels they have

01:02:50.740 a better governance system that's set up to protect the rights of the citizen or you go to

01:02:55.920 the extreme and you go to these vigilante kind of countries or regions where people just take

01:03:00.520 justice into their own hands and they just come out with guns right and we saw that that was one 0.59

01:03:04.960 of the vaccine campaigns that I studied at the very beginning what was what happened in Pakistan 0.60

01:03:09.140 because my husband was working for Pakistanis when he was kidnapped and I ended up on this

01:03:13.940 news story and the back the people who were vaccinating children in the villages in the

01:03:18.540 tribal areas up in the mountains with motorcycles it was a campaign that bonnie henry actually

01:03:23.280 designed she was involved with this because yeah it was polio in in pakistan and these these

01:03:29.340 mountainous extreme countries vaccine campaigns are kind of the coveted ones of public health

01:03:34.800 oh we got them all up in the mountains of pakistan you know vaccinating the city of

01:03:39.040 toronto is easy right and so in the international world and public health it's sort of there's like 0.96

01:03:45.040 it's kind of like they're heroes when they do public health in those parts of the world like

01:03:49.480 the kyber pass and and in war doing public health in war it's very esteemed and so when the families

01:03:55.540 realized that these injections were hurting their children the next time that the vaccinators show

01:04:00.540 up they went outside with their guns and they shot them wow yeah and so you have that like

01:04:06.440 that's vigilante justice. No, what access to justice does a poor family in the mountains of

01:04:12.360 Pakistan have? There's no court, there's no witnesses, there's nothing. They had to take 0.98

01:04:16.520 justice into their own hands. And then you have the American model, right? So where does Canada

01:04:21.140 fall? And this is the really terrifying thing is, do we actually even have a system robust enough

01:04:27.460 to protect our rights? We don't know that. Well, we've seen Justin Trudeau try and dabble in

01:04:32.840 interfering in the justice system more than once i do know that there are militias being set up

01:04:38.120 across the country because when you choke off all legal options for people which is what the

01:04:44.000 governments have done you leave them desperate and you leave them only one option and there's

01:04:48.460 many people who think that that is exactly what the government wants they want that response from

01:04:53.520 people so they can go ahead and and show firsthand they're terrorists and they need to be put down

01:05:00.060 which will also give them another impetus easily convincing a sleeping Canadian public that the

01:05:07.320 emergency act needs to be permanent because right now that investigation that's going on regarding

01:05:12.560 the usage of the emergency act during the trucker convoy is a sham it is a sham it's happening it's

01:05:19.960 I know well I have a feeling that Canada will become and is already I when this all started

01:05:26.460 in the first year i started calling canada iraq 2.0 and if you know the history of what happened

01:05:32.120 to iraq and how the american government captured the nation using they used 100 orders that's how

01:05:37.220 they took over iraq and order 81 was control of the food system and they were it became illegal

01:05:43.460 to grow your own food that wasn't patented from gmo and cargill and all these companies and i have

01:05:48.680 a feeling that that is the plan for canada that canada is fully being captured and will be used

01:05:54.740 because we have such huge natural resources and they need large tracts of land to be able to kind

01:06:00.660 of conduct this future world so i know that the canadians have the passion and the intelligence

01:06:05.780 and the resilience to fight and to do whatever is necessary but how big a force are we up against

01:06:12.120 how badly do they want our country that they won't bother with other countries why would

01:06:16.440 they bother with england i mean they've got the consumers here but the place is so bloody small

01:06:20.340 right and there's not the natural resources aren't here well here you've got the water you've got the

01:06:25.140 in-ground resources like oil and natural gas and you've got the fields you can grow anything you

01:06:30.020 want here uh we know that there are uh farms that are being controlled by the world economic forum

01:06:36.180 who are buying up smaller farms all across the west right now i think it's a1 uh farmers out

01:06:41.540 of toronto who are doing it and their ceo is uh is a young global leader how do you see this ending

01:06:48.260 Sue? Do we win? Well, we're always winning. Yeah, we're always winning. I think that what has

01:06:55.340 happened, and Catherine Austin Fitz talks about it this way, you probably know her work, right?

01:06:59.780 Yes. That now we always did, but now it's more clear we have two societies on planet Earth.

01:07:05.040 And there's the people who knowingly or unknowingly are participating in the criminal

01:07:09.200 society, or people like us who are building and living in this new society. And the truth is,

01:07:15.240 i don't really act interact with the criminal part very often until i bump into it like oh god

01:07:20.480 here's this thing again it's not a part of my daily life we've created a life in such that

01:07:25.340 we're kind of immune of that except unless we have to get on an airplane or do things where

01:07:30.140 you see it again so i think it'll probably just go like that for the next five or ten years and

01:07:35.420 we'll have a lot of wins and a lot of successes but i worry about the canadian psyche the mentality

01:07:41.640 and the thought of the canadian person because we're not we're not fighters like the americans

01:07:46.720 are and i worry that a lot of the canadians will just end up suffering and victims because they

01:07:52.660 won't stand up for themselves they don't know how to do that and i saw that at the beginning i saw

01:07:57.540 so many people and they even said to me well i just don't i don't want the hassle and i'll just

01:08:02.600 suffer or whatever because they were just too embarrassed yeah i mean that's what it was and

01:08:07.880 that how do you how do you help people like that you can't right they're they're asleep man and

01:08:13.560 you know that's the uh one of the memes i saw flying around it's time to wake up the other

01:08:18.280 lions but are there any other lions left i i'm assuming and hoping that as things get worse and

01:08:23.940 worse and worse uh when people can't afford food anymore maybe because of this ridiculous inflation

01:08:28.800 or something happens to a family member that should never happen in a normal free society

01:08:34.980 then they might start questioning things a little bit and maybe jumping down a few rabbit holes.

01:08:39.800 But the process is taking too long. Ironically, what they've done to us, the globalists or whoever

01:08:48.120 is behind all of this, has taken them just roughly over two years to accomplish. And we haven't

01:08:54.620 responded in kind, sadly, but hopefully we do at some point soon. Well, we've definitely thrown a

01:09:01.360 wrench in their plan and i think what's cat and mouse now you know i i think we're going to be

01:09:06.520 able to scuttle this vote at the at the who uh the what wha i think we may we've definitely

01:09:12.360 ruptured their their plan to put these amendments in they're trying to change the actual laws of

01:09:18.500 the assembly right that's what the next week meeting is it's not about the treaty it's about

01:09:22.020 changing laws and we've got a 50 chance of actually delaying that or stopping that there's

01:09:27.900 some very high level pressure on it so that's the way it is now and i think everybody's got to be

01:09:32.760 thinking like that it's it's constantly it's a lifestyle now you have to constantly be vigilant

01:09:37.620 to protect your health and your rights and it's never going to change because it's so it's a it's

01:09:42.500 an end game for them right they want it all and i believe it's the central bankers that's what this

01:09:47.400 is all about it's about but the big powers of the monetary systems and those guys don't just decide

01:09:53.120 okay let's throw it all in and become organic farmers you know exactly so thank you the money

01:10:00.720 will get us out that will be our solution is is focusing on our money systems thank you for coming

01:10:06.100 out tonight i know it's like three o'clock in the morning over there so uh go back to bed uh sleep

01:10:11.500 in tomorrow and again thank you very much for taking the time in the middle of the night your

01:10:16.360 time to come on the show tonight really thank you it's an honor i really appreciate you doing this

01:10:21.040 And also sharing my website.

01:10:22.280 Thank you.

01:10:22.940 Have a wonderful evening.

01:10:24.120 Okay.

01:10:24.580 You too.

01:10:25.360 There is Susan Stanfield. 0.89

01:10:27.060 And hopefully we'll have her on again.

01:10:28.400 The show real soon. 1.00

01:10:30.160 What a marvelous person.

01:10:32.220 What a fighter.

01:10:33.400 Knowledge.

01:10:35.680 Wow.

01:10:37.360 Fantastic.

01:10:38.060 Lovely.

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01:10:39.700 And again, the website healthjusticetease.com.

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01:11:11.680 And so I always have a little bit of backup stuff, which I'm not going to use tonight because I know audience fatigue right around this time is like,

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01:15:57.300 we'll get that thing out to you as soon as possible. All right, thank you to Susan Stanfield

01:16:02.720 for joining the show tonight. Next week, you guys, I'm working on a big one. I've been in

01:16:07.640 correspondence with dr david e martin he said shadow i'm free monday or tuesday night which

01:16:15.040 would work better for you um i'm not going to tell you which night i told him and he said let

01:16:21.300 me get back to you and so i'm waiting to hear back uh tomorrow morning he's got some big news

01:16:26.080 as susan was saying some big news uh coming up right about that time next monday or tuesday so

01:16:31.820 it would be cool to have him on the show to announce it maybe right here fingers crossed

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The Shadoe Davis Show - May 19, 2022

Shadoeat Nite Weds May 18th⧸2022 w⧸guest Susan Standfield

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