The Shadoe Davis Show - May 07, 2024


The Exact Plan & Timeline for 2030 Laid Out Right In Front Of Your Eyes


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00:04:30.000 hello everybody how you doing welcome to shadow of night this is may the 6th monday may the 6th
00:04:39.200 2024 and on the show tonight woman named angela small she's a regular person like you like me
00:04:45.920 she lives in michigan with her husband and two children she's a mom obviously she is a registered
00:04:51.860 nurse and at the beginning of the pandemic she started to notice something weird about what's
00:04:57.360 going on in the world. She couldn't put her finger on it. So she started doing some research
00:05:01.140 and she came up with agenda 2030 from the United Nations. And she went, this is weird. Never heard
00:05:10.140 of this before. So she started doing some research on it. And now she is touring the United States
00:05:16.740 speaking about it. So she went from regular person like you, like me into somebody who is actually
00:05:22.460 actively educating people as to what's really going on in the world and basically friends
00:05:27.540 Everything else that is going on in the world right now is simply a distraction.
00:05:32.800 They are trying to divert our attention from what they're really doing.
00:05:36.560 Last night on the All Access, we showed you what they're doing in British Columbia regarding land use,
00:05:42.740 regarding UNDRIP, regarding signing lands over to First Nations.
00:05:48.720 Who knows what they're going to do with them?
00:05:50.860 They might keep them.
00:05:51.860 They might just decide to sell them to the United Nations.
00:05:55.100 We don't know.
00:05:55.800 I believe that is the ultimate plan with UNDRIP as far as the United Nations is concerned.
00:06:00.880 So they own the land.
00:06:02.440 But once you see this video tonight by Angela Small, it was a presentation in California somewhere from the end of January.
00:06:10.280 And I was just sent this video today by our friend Shanley in Calgary.
00:06:14.060 Shan, thank you very much for sending me this.
00:06:16.960 So, yes, I am actively trying to get her on the show at some point, hopefully this week, along with Tim Teelman.
00:06:24.640 He's an indigenous rights lawyer in British Columbia.
00:06:29.200 Sean Buckley, who is heading up the second version of the NCI,
00:06:33.940 the National Citizens Inquiry that's going to be starting in the next month or so.
00:06:37.660 Also a lawyer called Tom Isaac, who specializes in constitutional law.
00:06:43.580 All kinds of things, hopefully coming up this week,
00:06:46.320 if everything goes according to my plan.
00:06:49.220 Listen, guys, I want to show you something for you all, Access members,
00:06:52.980 who will be here after 9 o'clock tonight.
00:06:55.260 By the way, we're going to start this video,
00:06:57.580 this Angela Small video.
00:06:58.880 It's a half hour long.
00:06:59.760 We're going to watch it together.
00:07:00.900 So we're going to start it at 8.30 Central.
00:07:02.780 It's going to go right up to 9 o'clock.
00:07:05.200 And then after on the extension on shadowdavis.com
00:07:08.660 for the all-access, we're going to discuss it.
00:07:10.640 We're going to show you some things
00:07:12.940 that I've extrapolated from this video
00:07:15.900 that will be happening in Canada,
00:07:17.860 or at least I believe will be happening in Canada.
00:07:20.460 what angela talks about mostly focuses on the united states however from what i understand
00:07:27.160 it's all going to be one region anyway when 2030 rolls around remember this is agenda 2030 even
00:07:34.440 though they've pushed it back they pushed it back in 2016 because they weren't able to roll it out
00:07:40.220 donald trump was elected president you see used to be agenda 2021 now it's agenda 2030 so the more
00:07:46.720 we, the people who are slowly but surely waking up, not quite fast enough and not enough of us
00:07:52.980 as far as I'm concerned, but it is happening. We can keep making them push this back until
00:07:58.640 it becomes futile. For them, it needs to be an all or nothing. They can't impose this on the world
00:08:05.960 unless they have the buy-in of the people. And so that's why everything on their websites,
00:08:11.100 It's rosy, colored, but when you actually start breaking down what's really going on,
00:08:17.160 it's not rosy at all, at all.
00:08:20.500 Everything they're proposing goes against the human condition.
00:08:27.300 Everything.
00:08:28.440 It's actually quite astounding.
00:08:30.620 But then again, that's what Marxism is, that's what communism is.
00:08:33.240 By the way, I've also entertained the idea of getting the leader of the Marxist-Leninist
00:08:38.740 party of canada on the air to tell us to give us an information session on what marxism really is
00:08:46.360 that would be interesting don't you think of course i'll ask her all kinds of interesting
00:08:50.460 questions so anyway what i'm going to be doing for the all access members because we're going
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00:11:39.340 let's begin uh yeah so the fight over the keffiyeh the keffiyeh the headdress worn by muslim women
00:11:52.800 continues in parliaments all over the world notably in ontario where today a couple of members
00:12:01.180 a couple of MPPs for the NDP walked out based upon the
00:12:05.480 CAFIA ban. They just walked out of
00:12:09.460 Queen's Park because they don't like it. So what happened is
00:12:13.500 the Ontario legislature decided, alright, you can wear these things but not actually
00:12:17.620 in the house. You can wear them on the grounds. You can wear them in your office but not in the house.
00:12:21.360 It's disrespectful to the province. It's disrespectful to the country
00:12:25.120 and what it was founded upon. At least that's what Doug Ford
00:12:29.340 is telling us and i happen to agree with him on that point so let's watch a little bit of
00:12:33.740 what happened in the ontario parliament today remind the house that it has been the established
00:12:39.420 practice of this house that members should not use props signage or accessories that are intended to
00:12:45.980 express a political message or are likely to cause disorder this also extends to members attire
00:12:51.820 where logos symbols slogans and other political messaging are not permitted unless
00:12:57.100 the unanimous consent of the House is granted. This legislature is a forum for debate. The
00:13:04.300 expectation in the Chamber is that political statements should be made during debate rather
00:13:08.340 than through the use of props or symbols.
00:13:10.600 not bloody likely
00:13:25.000 I must warn
00:13:29.220 the member for Ottawa
00:13:40.600 she's wearing the scarf
00:13:45.280 he's wearing the scarf
00:13:46.300 they get up
00:13:48.440 they go talk to the council member
00:13:54.780 the member for Hamilton Center
00:13:56.500 that's what happened in the Ontario legislature today
00:14:00.200 these people obviously believe that
00:14:02.360 what's going on in Gaza
00:14:04.340 what's happening with the Palestinian massacre
00:14:06.540 as they call it
00:14:08.080 is more important than the business of their home ridings,
00:14:12.760 what's going on in the province, what's going on in the country.
00:14:16.000 And they're willing to take that stand.
00:14:18.180 This is how misinformed and misguided these people are.
00:14:20.720 I want you to look at this photo here.
00:14:22.780 This is from an actual rally in Manchester, England.
00:14:28.560 So you see the Palestine flag here.
00:14:30.940 You see the young people, yeah, Palestine, from the river to the sea.
00:14:34.660 And here, what you see is the old Soviet flag, the hammer and sickle, the communists, right?
00:14:42.560 Never mind the trans flag right now.
00:14:46.660 We all know how that goes when it comes to the Muslims and how they feel about trans and even gay people.
00:14:55.280 And I don't, by the way, I want you guys to understand, I do not lump in trans people with gay people
00:15:02.020 because that's just not the same thing at all.
00:15:05.420 Not at all.
00:15:06.540 So, communist, Muslim.
00:15:09.400 All right, so where can you find communist Muslims?
00:15:11.900 I don't think there's really anywhere in the world
00:15:14.460 where you can find communist...
00:15:17.260 Wait a minute, wait a minute.
00:15:18.500 China.
00:15:20.140 In China, there are Muslims.
00:15:23.500 But because they're in a communist country,
00:15:25.560 they're not allowed to have religious beliefs.
00:15:28.380 These are the Uyghurs.
00:15:30.320 And what happens to the Uyghurs?
00:15:32.020 In China, well, they get sent to re-education camps from the Council on Foreign Relations.
00:15:39.840 More than a million Muslims have been arbitrarily detained in China's Xinjiang region.
00:15:46.560 The re-education camps are just one part of the government's crackdown on the Uyghurs.
00:15:51.340 So that is what happens in a communist totalitarian regime.
00:15:56.560 You're not allowed to have religion because if you have religion, you might actually have faith in something other than
00:16:01.920 the government, and they don't want that. They want you as an obedient drone. So how on earth
00:16:09.520 are these people holding up a communist flag on one side and a Palestinian flag on the other?
00:16:14.760 It makes absolutely no sense, except to those who believe in intersectionality and critical race
00:16:21.980 theory, just critical theory in general. Now, let's get back to this one here. Polyev gave a
00:16:25.920 great interview, by the way, over the weekend on Global. It's long. It's 13 minutes. We're going
00:16:30.680 to play the whole thing for you in just a second sharia law a lot of people are saying shadow
00:16:35.800 sharia law it's coming to canada we don't we don't have any options it's it you know and even
00:16:40.300 chris sky was saying hey look man learn the uh learn the quran and get ready to convert if you
00:16:45.780 want to actually stay in canada that's how bad it's going to get when it comes to all of the
00:16:50.720 muslims who are coming into canada basically they're they are ripping up the fabric of this
00:16:57.400 country which was founded on christian principles judeo-christian principles it's written like that
00:17:04.160 in the constitution and so is wife beating allowed under sharia law this guy i found
00:17:12.600 very interesting i found him on youtube his name is asim al hakim i think that might be a stage
00:17:19.780 name but anyway here's what he says on whether or not under sharia law men are allowed to beat
00:17:26.920 their wives. The interesting, the answer
00:17:28.920 is very interesting. Let's watch this.
00:17:31.920 Atib
00:17:32.640 says about
00:17:34.980 the beating of a wife
00:17:37.220 and he
00:17:38.960 quoted a hadith in
00:17:40.460 the verse of the Quran, etc.
00:17:43.400 Akhi,
00:17:45.680 the general
00:17:46.700 trend
00:17:49.140 is that Allah
00:17:50.880 ordered men to be
00:17:52.980 kind to their wives.
00:17:54.360 Allah says in the Quran
00:17:57.020 وَعَاشِرُهُنَّ بِالْمَعْرُوفِ
00:17:58.740 you have to live with them
00:17:59.920 in what is normal
00:18:01.240 what is kind
00:18:02.080 what is well known to people
00:18:03.760 to be accepted
00:18:04.540 you have a mother
00:18:05.960 you have a wife
00:18:06.980 you have a daughter
00:18:07.780 you have a sister
00:18:08.780 and you don't like people
00:18:10.680 to deal with them
00:18:11.680 harshly or in a violent way
00:18:14.920 so this is the general trend
00:18:16.820 however
00:18:18.340 what goes
00:18:20.580 behind closed doors
00:18:22.780 is something that only the man and his wife are capable
00:18:26.780 of handling. There should be no outside
00:18:30.720 interference because whenever there is interference from the
00:18:34.680 families, things go south.
00:18:38.560 Also the Prophet ﷺ told the
00:18:42.700 companions that a lot of women
00:18:46.020 visited my wives and complained to them
00:18:50.720 of their husbands beating them.
00:18:54.740 By Allah, they are not from among the best of you.
00:18:59.100 Meaning these men who beat their wives
00:19:01.380 are not among the righteous, the pious,
00:19:04.500 those who are God-fearing.
00:19:06.640 And this is a strong warning from the Prophet,
00:19:09.700 alayhi wa sallam.
00:19:11.280 Now, when we judge things,
00:19:14.660 we don't, as Muslims,
00:19:17.520 refer to the United Nations.
00:19:19.160 we don't refer to the Geneva Convention
00:19:22.620 we don't refer to man-made laws
00:19:26.560 made by the disbelievers and the kafirs
00:19:29.680 we refer to the Quran and the Sunnah
00:19:31.600 so if you go to verse 34
00:19:35.120 chapter 4
00:19:37.060 I'm giving you the reference
00:19:38.960 those whom you fear their disobedience
00:19:44.960 their rebellion
00:19:46.440 what to do with them the women then you should advise them you should give them counseling you
00:19:55.740 should remind them of Allah of how bad this is how sinful it is and that they are doing something
00:20:02.480 that Allah does not love if this doesn't work then you have to abandon them but this is only
00:20:14.980 regards of intimacy so you sleep with her on the same bed but you don't have any intimacy you don't
00:20:20.960 hug her you don't kiss her you don't have any hanky panky and this goes on like the issue of
00:20:29.140 advising her for a while not for a day or two or for a moment or two maybe for a couple of weeks
00:20:36.360 three weeks of advising didn't work then abandon being intimate with her for three four weeks
00:20:43.080 this doesn't work, then the last and third and final
00:20:47.520 resort is to beat them. So
00:20:51.020 Allah doesn't say bring a baseball bat
00:20:54.580 to beat them up with it. Ibn Abbas
00:20:59.020 when he, who is one of the great interpreters of the Quran, was
00:21:03.280 asked how to beat them, he said with this.
00:21:08.080 You see this? This twig? If I
00:21:10.840 beat myself with it i'm not going to be affected he said you beat them without breaking a bone
00:21:16.640 shedding blood leaving a mark and avoid the face what kind of beating is this my friend
00:21:21.940 well this kind of beating is not meant to be physical it is meant to be sentimental something
00:21:29.440 that would hurt her to open her eyes to see how disobedient she is and how bad as a wife
00:21:38.280 she is after all the love my husband is beating me with a twig so now we all know how things can
00:21:49.460 get out of hand with hot-blooded Middle Easterners I mean I've seen it firsthand it goes from yelling
00:21:58.540 and screaming pretty quickly to burning flags and whatnot stonings in the street throwing them off
00:22:05.540 brooves, you name it. But the question is answered. Under Sharia law, yes, you can beat your wife
00:22:12.920 with a twig, I suppose. And it's not meant to hurt her. It's just meant to discipline her.
00:22:18.640 This, my friends, is what the Palestinian protesters are fighting for in their encampments
00:22:27.360 in universities all across Canada and the United States.
00:22:34.620 Now, I am not going to sit here and suggest that Netanyahu is any better.
00:22:40.020 What I am saying to you is that black ants and red ants
00:22:43.200 have been thrown into a jar by the globalist cabal
00:22:45.800 and they started fighting these ants
00:22:48.560 because somebody shook that jar, they closed the lid,
00:22:51.540 they shook the jar, and they're watching
00:22:53.580 and they're trying to drag the world in.
00:22:55.080 It's a distraction.
00:22:57.360 If you take sides in that, that's on you.
00:23:00.680 You have absolutely zero place in that conflict.
00:23:04.940 As Canadians, we don't have.
00:23:07.200 As truth-seeking, freedom-loving Canadians,
00:23:11.320 we have no place in that conflict, in my opinion.
00:23:14.560 You do what you want to, obviously,
00:23:16.820 but my opinion is like, no, we stay away from that.
00:23:19.420 That's why you don't hear so much about that on this particular show.
00:23:24.180 I'll tell you what's going on,
00:23:25.600 but ultimately i don't pick sides just like ukraine russia i haven't picked a side in that
00:23:30.920 i know people innocent people are getting killed but i want you to keep that in mind
00:23:35.720 as we watch the video from angela small which is coming up in just a few minutes
00:23:41.380 this is the interview that pierre polyev did with global this past weekend he's a little bit more
00:23:47.800 subdued than we normally see him but he does make a couple of great points it's 12 minutes we're not
00:23:53.520 going to play the entire thing but let's watch part of it here do you have any confidence the
00:23:57.700 changes that bc has asked for will make decriminalization better or is the only
00:24:02.800 solution here just to get out of this pilot entirely the only solution is to completely
00:24:09.540 reverse the trudeau ndp radical experiment of legalizing drugs and letting people smoke meth
00:24:20.280 in hospital rooms and blow the smoke in the face of nurses letting addicts shoot up heroin next
00:24:27.740 to children in parks. From the very beginning, this was a radical, senseless Trudeau NDP
00:24:36.600 experiment that was doomed for death and destruction. And sadly, the data shows that
00:24:43.240 that's exactly what it has caused. One of the issues, too, is there is very little data on how
00:24:48.440 this was even working but the examples you mentioned uh drug supply that's not impacted
00:24:55.280 by decrim smoke in the face of nurses will likely change because of these changes do you believe
00:25:02.660 that someone should be able to possess small amounts of hard drugs in their home and feel
00:25:08.460 that they can call and ask for help without knowing that they may get arrested for doing so
00:25:13.920 should people feel like they can call and ask for help without getting arrested?
00:25:19.280 Of course. That's not what this does.
00:25:21.720 That has always been possible before decriminalization.
00:25:25.320 And it's possible all over North America to call and ask for help.
00:25:29.260 But only in one place in all of North America is it legal to use crack, heroin, meth,
00:25:37.200 on sky trains, in parks where children play,
00:25:43.620 in hospitals where nurses now can't breastfeed their kids
00:25:47.080 because they've inhaled meth fumes.
00:25:50.380 Only in the wild and radical experiment of Trudeau and the NDP
00:25:57.440 has this been possible, and the results are a nightmare.
00:26:01.200 The amendments would change those examples you mentioned, though.
00:26:04.580 one of the things bc is attempting to do is put in treatment beds but they've failed largely they
00:26:10.420 can't get enough nurses they can't get enough facilities what would you do differently to
00:26:15.220 support provinces around treatment and how would you ensure that the resources are there to do it
00:26:20.280 properly the problem is that trudeau and the ndp are spending all the money on radical activists
00:26:27.940 and greedy, corrupt pharmaceutical companies,
00:26:32.480 all of whom have profited off of this nightmare.
00:26:36.620 And I would cut all of that.
00:26:38.220 I'd stop funding the radical activists, bureaucrats,
00:26:44.600 and pharmaceutical companies who are making a fortune
00:26:48.700 and perpetuating their own industry.
00:26:51.220 And I would put that money into real treatment and recovery
00:26:54.360 so that we can detox, counsel, give group therapy, physical exercise,
00:27:01.220 and bring our loved ones home drug-free.
00:27:04.320 Who are the radicals that you're describing?
00:27:07.140 All of the people that are being funded by the NDP and Liberals
00:27:11.160 to give out hard heroin-grade opioids
00:27:15.880 and who have been advocating for this and profiting from this radical policy
00:27:23.780 that no other place in all of North America is doing.
00:27:28.220 So we need to cut off those radicals and fire the people,
00:27:32.120 the NDP liberal activists in the public health bureaucracy
00:27:35.600 who have helped cause this mayhem
00:27:38.280 and enabled Trudeau and Eby to bring in a policy
00:27:43.620 that has killed 2,500 people in one year alone.
00:27:47.460 So not vain.
00:27:48.040 He goes on to call Justin Trudeau
00:27:51.660 the biggest conspiracy theorist in canada which i found incredibly hilarious and
00:27:59.040 he's becoming more bold polyev is he's becoming bolder with his language he's now using
00:28:06.360 radical last week he used wacko and why is he doing this he sees himself going up in the polls
00:28:14.240 every time he does, because people have had enough of the lunacy. So is the pendulum swinging back
00:28:22.820 finally? Maybe, maybe. But there, in that particular clip of the interview, Polly have
00:28:30.540 talks about firing the radicals in the medical systems and the NGOs responsible for pushing
00:28:37.020 all of this nonsense. I wonder if that extends to the education system as well. That was not
00:28:42.400 addressed in this interview, because it was specifically about hard drugs in British Columbia
00:28:47.700 and the decriminalization of them. But as time goes on, you can bet that Polyev will start
00:28:53.780 becoming even more bolder in his language regarding these radical Marxists who are now
00:28:59.720 in control of our government. Look at this radical Marxist and listen to what he has.
00:29:12.400 It appears that Justin Trudeau and his devoted allies are orchestrating another effort to
00:29:19.920 imprison Jeremy, Derek, Alex and their associates for non-existent crimes. The Liberal Party of
00:29:26.420 Canada's evasion of basic inquiries in the House of Commons, alongside their persistent harping
00:29:35.740 on a supposed menace of white nationalism, is telling. But let me tell you what is putting
00:29:40.660 the public safety of all canadians at risk consorting with white supremacists by consistently
00:29:46.480 pairing words like violent hateful racist and misogynistic with diagonal on they seek to embed
00:29:52.700 this association in the public psyche you know i actually gave them some real advice i said that
00:29:58.640 if you actually say it louder we've learned in the house of commons if you repeat it if you say
00:30:02.660 it louder if that is your talking point people will totally believe it regrettably for them
00:30:07.720 Diagelon has previously countered such defamatory tactics successfully.
00:30:12.320 Canada Anti-Hate Network, God, and they, you know, look into online extremists
00:30:18.920 and they tackle online hate, even if it means manufacturing the hate for the purposes of tackling it.
00:30:26.220 Although the Liberals did have prior success, which was evident during the convoy where they invoked the Emergencies Act.
00:30:32.120 The Canadian Anti-Hate Network is itself the...
00:30:35.980 Okay, so that video loops and loops and loops, loops and loops and loops.
00:30:46.660 Conservatives say China interference findings starkly contradict the government claims.
00:30:50.820 The government's claiming, hey, it wasn't that bad.
00:30:53.380 I didn't look at the memo.
00:30:55.460 I didn't look at the email.
00:30:56.460 I'm sorry, I'm busy.
00:30:57.580 I've got things to do.
00:30:58.440 I'm the prime minister.
00:30:59.860 I don't have time for that stuff unless somebody actually reads it to me like a bedtime story.
00:31:05.480 that news from tnc.news this is an interesting video we're going to get to a little bit later
00:31:13.060 on maybe in the uh in the extension on shadow davis.com what i want to do right now is get to
00:31:18.800 this angela small because we've run out of time here um yeah we're pretty close to running out
00:31:25.040 of time and i want everybody on social media to see this and the reason for that is because
00:31:30.360 you guys need to absorb this information not like you don't know it i believe that you do
00:31:36.100 it's the sequence and the research that this woman has put in to this speech she gives in oakland
00:31:43.580 at the end of january yes i am actively trying to get her on the show i only just discovered her
00:31:49.980 thanks to shanley one of our people in uh in calgary i only just discovered her earlier this
00:31:55.680 afternoon, so I am working on getting her on the show. Angela Small, regular person like you, like
00:32:00.680 me. She is a registered nurse with a husband and a couple of kids in Michigan. But at the beginning
00:32:09.000 of the pandemic, she looked around and she went, no, no, no, no, this is not right. There's something
00:32:15.260 wrong going on right now in our country, in our county, in our city, in our town. I'm going to
00:32:26.180 put the link in the comments, you guys, so you can go ahead and share this out to people. I want you
00:32:33.520 to share this out to people. If you know somebody who is thinking that same thing right now, but
00:32:41.060 just doesn't know how to put it together, and maybe you haven't been able to find a way to
00:32:45.040 explain it to them properly without sounding like a crazy conspiracy theorist i don't know
00:32:49.240 what i recommend is that you bring them here to this show i've gotten a lot of emails a lot of
00:32:56.440 messages these past few weeks from people saying man i found you like two months ago three months
00:33:01.140 ago two weeks ago whatever thank you for giving me an idea as to what's really going on and thank
00:33:07.100 you also for giving me an idea as how we can fight back the more of us who stand up and start talking
00:33:13.480 about this wherever we happen to be coffee shops restaurants dinner table backyard the garage it
00:33:19.680 during a hockey game between periods i don't care but you have to ask your friends to start with
00:33:25.180 you guys notice something weird it's going on in the world there's always been weird shit going on
00:33:30.980 in the world pardon my language sorry madison i'm sorry sweetie by the way love your hat saw you
00:33:36.000 on friday that hat is so cool there's always been crazy stuff happening in our world
00:33:45.420 but not to this degree at least not in my my lifetime i've never experienced anything like
00:33:50.480 that maybe you have maybe you're a little older maybe you can remember but for me no
00:33:54.820 so let's watch this video and then we're going to discuss it in the extension on shadowdavis.com
00:34:02.660 i'm going to show you a couple of other things that i found as well
00:34:06.000 Angela Small talking about U.N. Agenda 2030 and what is yet to come.
00:34:12.200 Let's watch.
00:34:12.640 I require all of you to learn a lot more about a very big, big topic that I'm going to show you guys tonight.
00:34:19.540 I'm going to apologize in advance if you feel like I'm fire hosing you with information, because I am.
00:34:24.340 I have 20 minutes to go through something that's really, really big.
00:34:28.780 So I'm going to give it to you in bite-sized chunks.
00:34:31.680 it's going to be very cliff note style and um just so all of you are aware i do have a digital
00:34:39.860 ebook that you guys can all purchase if this is something that you want to have on your phone as
00:34:45.620 you go and talk to people something else i just want to bring to your attention this is i know
00:34:51.160 this is a republican party group but this is a very non-partisan issue what i'm going to talk
00:34:59.060 about and why that's important is because obviously you all know we're
00:35:02.240 coming into an election year and this is something that is a really really good
00:35:06.560 talking point for the other side and I can say that with I know for a fact
00:35:13.220 because I have talked to people all over the place and I bring this subject
00:35:18.560 content to them and they are starting to change their mind and how they see
00:35:22.760 things and who they're gonna vote for and that sort of thing so it's very
00:35:25.820 important. So who am I? So I am the, I'd say, co-influencer of a movement that I hope will really
00:35:35.460 take hold here in the United States and especially here in Michigan. We started a movement called
00:35:40.100 Project 2020 Vision and our mission is to educate, connect, and mobilize average everyday citizens to
00:35:45.660 get involved in their local area concerning all things related to the year 2030. The year 2030,
00:35:51.160 that's what we're going to be talking about today and it is very important and you will understand
00:35:54.520 by the time we're done with this so i was reading a poll and it said 79 of people in america know
00:36:01.000 something is very very wrong that was me as mark just said or matt i'm sorry as matt just said i
00:36:08.440 am a registered nurse and when the covid pandemic first hit i knew something wasn't right i didn't
00:36:14.520 know what it was i didn't know what it meant i didn't know where it was coming from and my husband
00:36:19.960 can attest to this, I was on a warpath. I was obsessed with trying to figure out what in the
00:36:26.340 world is going on. I was fortunate enough to come across a lady, her name is Rosa Corey. If you guys
00:36:31.600 have never listened to her before, I highly suggest that you look her up on YouTube. She was a
00:36:36.260 commercial real estate appraiser, and she was talking about this thing, Agenda 21, and I will
00:36:41.760 be very honest, when I first heard it, I thought, that's conspiracy theory, that's crazy, there's no
00:36:46.580 way but i chose to do what nurses are trained to do which is critically think right you don't just
00:36:52.820 believe things because you hear them everything has to be evidence-based and so i approach that
00:36:59.220 with this approach and i'm going to take you through in a very cliff note very very fast
00:37:05.460 way to show you exactly what i've come up with so everything that i say today is 100 factual if it's
00:37:13.940 my opinion i will tell you it's my opinion everything that i'm telling you today has
00:37:18.420 been heavily vetted so i just want you guys to feel comfortable with what i'm saying i'm not
00:37:22.900 just making this stuff up okay so just follow along with me this may not make sense at first
00:37:28.500 but i promise you it'll make sense by the end the united nations i know you guys are all from
00:37:33.300 my understanding everyone in this room is pretty savvy on what's happening in the world and the
00:37:37.620 united nations but i want you to start thinking about the people that aren't savvy all right
00:37:43.300 because what I want to do is I want to empower you and educate you to start
00:37:46.780 having these conversations outside of your circles right because what we're
00:37:50.860 going to talk about today is going to require everyone's consent and if we can
00:37:55.960 start teaching people about this and teaching them to say no regardless of
00:37:59.660 which side of the coin they're on Democrat Republican it doesn't matter
00:38:02.620 if we can get people to start saying no we have a shot at actually stopping this
00:38:07.000 because this is a very very well-funded well-organized plan so most of us know
00:38:12.220 the United Nations as for their peacekeeping efforts for the
00:38:16.480 humanitarian aid around the world but very few people know that the United
00:38:20.500 Nations has a plan to implement land use policy changes in every single city
00:38:26.620 state in town across America now this is actually global but for sanity's sake
00:38:31.900 we're gonna stick to the United States all right but very few people are aware
00:38:36.620 of that so very few people are also unaware that the united nations is behind this term sustainable
00:38:43.980 development which we we we all know now we've all heard sustainable development is being crammed
00:38:48.940 down our throats the average person when you go out and talk to them and you ask them what is
00:38:53.340 sustainable development what does that mean and they'll give you they'll give you answers like
00:38:57.340 this it's an effort to save the planet from climate change right it's instituting green energy more
00:39:03.260 more responsible energy usage, better waste control, recycling, that sort of thing.
00:39:07.960 That's what people think this is about.
00:39:10.140 And they don't understand that the United Nations has different plans than what the average person thinks.
00:39:18.560 So what I'm going to do is I'm going to take you through the history of where that term sustainable development came from
00:39:25.240 and how it got us here today.
00:39:27.760 I'm hoping to connect some dots.
00:39:29.960 These last few years have been like world gone mad, right?
00:39:33.020 and it came out of nowhere and i'm hoping to connect some dots so that you see the organization
00:39:39.100 and that it wasn't just this haphazard kind of thing that happened all right so let's start with
00:39:47.340 marie strong who was marie strong he was a former director of the united nations environmental
00:39:51.860 program and chairman of the world wildlife program which i will explain to you in just a little bit
00:39:55.880 these were his main beliefs capitalism cannot meet the needs of the population and must be
00:40:00.820 replaced with socialism. He was a professed socialist. Do a quick Google search on Marie
00:40:05.240 Strong and you will see the kind of person that this is. Not a good guy. Why is that
00:40:10.540 important? Marie Strong actually coined the term sustainable development. So you've got
00:40:16.640 to go back to the root of the person that coined the term that they're trying to sell
00:40:21.240 us now in the name of environmental justice. What he said was sustainable development is
00:40:27.880 development that meets the needs of the present generation without compromising
00:40:31.540 the needs of future generations nothing nefarious about that right no one would
00:40:37.180 argue that but what he did was he wrote a book in 1987 called our common future
00:40:41.880 I have it here I read it it's an actual book and this is where he coins the term
00:40:47.500 sustainable development and this just on the surface sounds good until you
00:40:52.660 actually read the book most people don't read the book and he talks about all the rights that
00:40:58.420 you're going to have to give up and all the things that they're going to have to put us through
00:41:01.320 for sustainable development so what did he do in 1987 he took his idea of sustainable development
00:41:08.360 to the united nations and i'm just i'm quickly paraphrasing all this it's a little more complex
00:41:13.680 than this but he took his idea to the united nations the united nations said you know what
00:41:17.880 that sounds great we're going to give you five years we we need to come up with an action plan
00:41:21.620 so we're going to fast forward to the year 1992 1992 was the unveiling of agenda 21
00:41:29.560 and that's this book you can buy this on the united nations.org i am not making this up i
00:41:36.280 know agenda 21 sounds conspiratorial right off the get it is not right you can get this on amazon
00:41:41.780 united nations website so what exactly is this our common future was the uh the concept of what
00:41:50.380 we need to do to protect the environment. But they didn't have an action plan. So Agenda 21
00:41:55.640 is that action plan. It's a 300-page implementation plan for sustainable development that was created
00:42:01.040 by the United Nations and introduced in 1992 at the United Nations First Summit in Rio de Janeiro.
00:42:07.280 Please hear this. It is an action plan constructed by the United Nations to inventory and control
00:42:12.640 all land, all water, all minerals, all plants, all animals, all construction, all information,
00:42:19.480 all energy, all production, all law enforcement, and all human beings in the world.
00:42:25.280 You guys are hearing this, right?
00:42:28.200 An action plan constructed by the United Nations to inventory and control all land, water, minerals, plants,
00:42:38.740 animals, construction, information, energy, production, law enforcement, and all human beings in the world.
00:42:47.460 And it gets better.
00:42:49.480 slash worse let's continue that's what this is all right george bush at the time was president
00:42:59.020 in 1992 it's uh it's a very common thing for the president of the united states to be the one to
00:43:06.840 present you know new ideas they're usually like the keynote speaker there at these united nations
00:43:12.600 gatherings so george bush was our president he signed us on to agenda 21 along with 187 other
00:43:19.180 countries, Donald Trump was the first president, the first sitting president to take us off of
00:43:25.840 Agenda 21. So when people, when people, when you look back at how angry they were when he became
00:43:35.420 president, that's why. Because they have put years and years and billions and billions and
00:43:42.460 trillions of dollars into this. And he, God just threw us a wild card. He really threw us a wild
00:43:49.160 card so at this at this earth summit in 1992 again we're going to go back to our friend
00:43:56.760 Marie Strong and he opened he opened the United Nations summit up with these words current
00:44:04.160 lifestyle and consumption patterns of the affluent middle-class involving high meat
00:44:08.060 intake use of fossil fuels appliances air conditioning and suburban suburban housing
00:44:13.100 are not sustainable then he goes on to say isn't it the only hope for the planet that
00:44:18.500 industrialized civilizations collapse isn't it our responsibility to bring
00:44:24.200 that about so picture this he's talking to a hundred and eighty seven other
00:44:29.540 nations and he's saying isn't it our responsibility to bring what about the
00:44:35.960 collapse of civilized societies for what in the name of the environment so we
00:44:46.700 have our common future in 1987. 1992 was the unveiling of Agenda 21. So Agenda 21 was the
00:44:53.480 action plan, but what they didn't have was the nuts and bolts of what does the world look like
00:44:59.720 under Agenda 21, and that's what this big blue book is. It's called the Global Biodiversity
00:45:04.140 Assessment. I have it here. I have read most of it, believe it or not. I've spent hours and hours
00:45:15.800 digging through this trying to find answers to some really really hard questions this book was
00:45:21.000 actually written by 1500 scientists that were that were hired by the united nations
00:45:27.800 to give us that picture of what the world looks like under agenda 21 and i'm going to take you
00:45:32.840 through that right now it's the global biodiversity assessment i will have them up top too if anyone
00:45:41.000 wants to see them afterwards all right so what does agenda 21 say is unsustainable well first
00:45:46.840 of all it says private lands are unsustainable that's on page 782 and that's why what carla
00:45:51.480 wagner is going to talk about today is so important it also talks about the wildlands
00:45:55.640 project which i'm going to talk to you in just a little bit that's on page 993 it also goes on to
00:46:00.520 say suburbs private vehicles air conditioning appliances golfing skiing fishing gardens
00:46:05.800 pastures meat eating roads and concrete dams the legal system is not sustainable because it doesn't
00:46:11.640 represent the environment not my words there's all right consumerism and people over a number
00:46:18.840 of one billion are unsustainable okay so we've heard in the past the number 500 million
00:46:26.680 that's what the georgia guidestones said and they were destroyed we don't know who did that
00:46:31.720 we should know i'm not sure did they find anybody i never heard did they find the culprit who blew
00:46:37.880 up the georgia guidestones at this point many of you are trying to tie in some kind of demonic or
00:46:44.600 masonic intent to this and you may be right you may be wrong we don't have actual proof of that
00:46:51.480 but for me personally i'm always asking why why why why why why when i get one answer it leads
00:46:59.160 me directly to why why until i get to the very end and we're not even close to getting to the
00:47:04.480 very end here yet why are why are marie strong and all of these people trying to take over the
00:47:16.300 world which is what they're actually doing they're using lies obviously but to what end
00:47:22.640 that's the question now you guys might be thinking well they're satanists and yeah that may be
00:47:29.080 true. But think about every story that we cover, whether it's the Palestinian protests or trans or
00:47:38.340 whatever, digital currency, digital ID, and think about what that goes to in their plan.
00:47:45.180 It's all connected. We know that. So what part of the plan is it connected to? Whichever thing
00:47:52.760 we're talking about at any given moment. And then think about, all right, which politicians are
00:47:58.140 connected with this which politicians may have the power to stop it ultimately none of them unless
00:48:05.040 they all get together and say this is absolutely crazy and get rid of all the bureaucrats and all
00:48:09.960 of the radicals like paulieff said earlier in that interview with global over the weekend
00:48:15.100 we got to get rid of these radicals we've got to clean them out
00:48:18.720 but what do you do with them then it's up to us you guys it's up to us to win this thing
00:48:28.420 i'm not saying we follow any politicians i've never said that and i don't believe
00:48:33.940 that there is an electoral way out of this for us we're not going to vote our way out of this
00:48:38.880 we actually have to stand up and become accountable to ourselves our families and our country like
00:48:46.780 we've never been in the past i'm not talking about getting emotional over a canadian hockey
00:48:51.880 team winning a gold medal at the olympics i am talking about our very way of life here
00:48:57.980 all right enough of me yammering let's go back to this there's there's even more jaw-dropping stuff
00:49:05.340 coming up so let's go through agenda 21 really quick some some quick points here agenda 21
00:49:14.640 Please know these are, and you guys, I know you guys know this.
00:49:18.280 They are made up of unelected global and local governance.
00:49:21.900 We did not vote for these people, but the problem is they're using the people that we are voting in
00:49:26.220 or the people that got in, right?
00:49:31.880 Agenda 21 also calls for public-private partnerships.
00:49:35.060 This is also where your ESG score starts to come in.
00:49:37.520 If you don't know what an ESG score is, please, please, please study that, understand it,
00:49:42.260 because this is how they're going to implement a lot of this.
00:49:44.640 Public-private partnerships, a really, really good example of that
00:49:47.460 is during the COVID pandemic, and let's say Facebook and the government.
00:49:51.260 The government went to Facebook and said,
00:49:53.000 these are the people that you need to censor.
00:49:54.540 That's public-private partnership.
00:49:56.820 So let's understand ESG a little bit more.
00:49:59.320 So when you start to study this and you get into the United Nations website,
00:50:03.000 and you can find all this on their website,
00:50:04.920 they have these three pillars of sustainable development
00:50:07.720 where social, environmental, and economic issues in the world
00:50:11.720 all need to meet in this sweet little spot in the middle,
00:50:14.320 and that's what they say is sustainable.
00:50:16.360 So ESG is like a social credit score.
00:50:18.900 It stands for Environmental Social Governance.
00:50:21.640 And it's their way of implementing social equity,
00:50:25.360 which is basically where no one has more than anyone else.
00:50:28.800 No one has more food.
00:50:30.360 No one has more money.
00:50:31.400 No one has access to more water,
00:50:33.500 bigger house than their neighbor.
00:50:35.160 No one has access to more health care.
00:50:37.480 No one has access to more land use,
00:50:39.480 transportation, energy.
00:50:40.780 No one has more children than anyone else
00:50:42.660 and so on and so forth.
00:50:44.320 It also calls for, it has a strict population policy, and I told you on page 773, this is what it states about the 1 billion people.
00:50:54.000 It is estimated that an agricultural world in which most human beings are peasants would be able to support 5 to 7 billion people.
00:51:02.320 In contrast, a reasonable estimate for an industrialized world society at the present North American material standard of living would be 1 billion.
00:51:11.520 so they're saying we've got two options here in the name of the environment remember this
00:51:15.600 is all about about the climate we either get the population down to 1 billion so we can all
00:51:22.240 continue to live how north america lives with your cars and your air conditioning and your
00:51:26.480 appliances right or everyone has to live like peasants and that's on page 773 they are also
00:51:35.120 indoctrinating our children. I have the book here. This is the children's edition of Agenda 21.
00:51:41.040 There's a page in here that says the earth groans every time it registers a new birth.
00:51:46.000 That's what they're teaching them. Rescue Mission.
00:51:58.560 It calls for intense support of reproductive rights, especially women's rights. That is what
00:52:04.560 proposal three was all about here in michigan michigan is actually really important in this
00:52:08.480 whole battle against this and i'll show you why in the end but that's what proposal three was all
00:52:12.720 about it puts the wealthy and the poor on the same playing field again this is a socialist agenda
00:52:20.720 it's um it calls for strict migration policies in favor of open borders so now maybe what's
00:52:27.840 happening at the border makes sense right as soon as we switched administrations what happened
00:52:31.920 borders open no rationale for it no reasoning for it no law behind it it's because it's part
00:52:39.020 of agenda 21 it allows for the monitoring metering and restricting of our energy and water use
00:52:45.140 via smart meters yeah everyone's being pushed smart meters they can absolutely 100 take control
00:52:51.500 i don't know if you guys read about that when they had that heat wave in colorado and they took
00:52:54.680 over those people's thermostats and they said we're only going to allow you this much
00:52:58.560 it declares our public lands off limits to human use so this map was actually presented back
00:53:06.780 earlier i mentioned the wild lands project and this map was actually part of the wild lands
00:53:12.160 project it was actually struck down in the senate back in 1994 but please know it has not gone
00:53:17.240 anywhere they have just renamed it it's now called the rewilding project and it's part of biden's uh
00:53:24.120 30 by 30 plan if you guys haven't heard of that where um 30 of our lands are owned
00:53:29.160 by the government by the year 2030 but the takeaway on this map is everything in red and
00:53:33.880 yellow is not for human use see that look at that that is most of the country
00:53:44.120 what have they been doing up here in canada they've been doing the exact same thing what
00:53:49.160 What was Christia Freeland doing up in northern Alberta a couple of years ago?
00:53:53.340 Blocking off large sections of land, not to be used by industry, not to be used by humans.
00:54:02.480 Now, I haven't been keeping an eye on her or any other government officials in that regard for the past couple of years,
00:54:09.200 but you can bet this kind of thing has been creeping and creeping and creeping even more in different areas of our country,
00:54:15.160 and you could be damn sure that the left-wing corporate media is not covering it.
00:54:19.140 Look at that.
00:54:20.600 There are a few green areas in there, though.
00:54:23.780 Let's go ahead and find out what those are.
00:54:27.360 Literally everything in red and yellow is not for human use.
00:54:30.620 Red is completely off-limits.
00:54:32.240 Yellow is what they call buffer zones.
00:54:34.500 Buffer zones maybe will very, very minimal human use.
00:54:38.740 This is like scientists and that sort of thing that are going to be allowed in these areas.
00:54:42.720 You can't see it probably very well.
00:54:44.560 there's little blurbs of green in there that are kind of sporadically placed and that's where you
00:54:50.000 and i are going to live they're no longer called cities they're called normal use zones of
00:54:54.360 cooperation is what they're called believe it or not agenda 21 is going to restrict private
00:54:59.480 property to a select few and again that's why i really hope you guys pay attention to carla
00:55:03.460 wagner and really understand what she's trying to do it's much bigger than just saving you a
00:55:08.080 couple thousand dollars a month or a year it's much much bigger and you'll understand that in
00:55:12.400 a minute. This is what the agenda 21 book, the yellow book says. I didn't do it. It just fell
00:55:20.000 off. Concerning land. It says land cannot be treated as an ordinary asset controlled by
00:55:26.460 individuals and subject to the pressures and inefficiencies of the market. Private land
00:55:30.760 ownership is also a principal instrument of accumulation and concentration of wealth and
00:55:35.720 therefore contribute to social injustice. If unchecked, it may become a major obstacle in
00:55:42.100 planning and implementation of development schemes and schemes they are the provision of
00:55:47.220 decent dwellings and healthy conditions for the people can only be achieved if land is used in
00:55:52.900 the interest of society as a whole public control of land use is therefore indispensable
00:56:01.700 agenda 21 also will institute a carbon uh co2 tax on businesses this is probably how they're
00:56:07.700 we're going to go ahead and, yeah, just pinning random stuff to my sweater.
00:56:14.280 I'm like, I have no idea what this thing is.
00:56:15.840 Anyways, it's going to institute a carbon tax on industry.
00:56:19.060 This is how they will absolutely 100% get rid of your middle class,
00:56:23.720 your small business owners.
00:56:24.880 They won't be able to afford this.
00:56:26.720 It's also going to destroy our dams and pulverize our roads.
00:56:32.680 And it's going to introduce something called regionalism.
00:56:35.320 if you guys don't understand what that is please start understand please start
00:56:39.280 studying that the goal is is to get everyone into a region or what they call
00:56:45.160 a city center I have different these are all different names of as I've studied
00:56:50.080 this I've grabbed names out of these books but they're called green city
00:56:54.080 centers mega districts human settlements islands of human habitation
00:56:57.580 urbanization projects and 15-minute cities they're all one in the same but
00:57:02.620 basically what they look like is because they're saying you can no longer be in
00:57:05.740 your private home because that's not socially just it's not fair that you live
00:57:09.100 on a home and this person over here doesn't so the goal is to get everyone
00:57:13.380 off of their property and believe me they will tax you and regulate you out of
00:57:18.160 your homes that is the goal that's what they want to do tax you and regulate you
00:57:22.180 out of your homes but everyone's gonna live in a mega district whatever you
00:57:27.280 want to call it the average apartment is going to be 600 square feet if you go to
00:57:31.480 major downtown even if you go downtown detroit you can see it uh this mixed use uh zoning that
00:57:36.680 they're doing where everything is real um shopping on the bottom floor and then like pack and stack
00:57:42.520 apartments on the top right that's where everyone's gonna live in case you don't believe me you can go
00:57:49.800 on to a website called america2050.org and interestingly enough when you go to that it'll
00:57:55.640 redirect you to the regional planning association these will be the
00:58:05.480 megalopolises i suppose in the united states don't know yet where they're going to be in
00:58:11.720 canada but look at this they've got cascadia great lakes megalopolis
00:58:18.680 they've got southern florida they've got the piedmonts through the smoky mountains
00:58:31.140 um but look at all that empty space
00:58:34.480 you will not be allowed out of your area of your city so you'll never know you'll never know the
00:58:43.480 difference that is in this agenda it's in the agenda it's in print it's being followed remember
00:58:54.700 this presentation is being given in the united states where they have no carbon tax so they're
00:59:01.460 like what are you talking about we've already got it here canada is advanced we are further advanced
00:59:07.260 much further advanced with this Agenda 2030 than the United States is.
00:59:13.980 Justin Trudeau is implementing all of the UN Agenda 2030 SDGs,
00:59:22.500 backed by the World Economic Forum and all of the big money players.
00:59:28.220 That's what's going on in Canada right now.
00:59:30.860 Now in the United States, they've got that border crisis.
00:59:33.840 They call it a crisis.
00:59:34.980 It's not a crisis because you can't plan a crisis.
00:59:38.140 It's been planned.
00:59:39.700 All of this is planned.
00:59:41.860 It's right here.
00:59:43.400 It's planned.
00:59:45.920 None of this has been pulled out of anybody's ass.
00:59:50.820 This is in the books.
00:59:53.640 This video needs to be shared with everybody that you know
00:59:59.220 and anybody in a position of power,
01:00:02.140 Locally, provincially, federally.
01:00:07.440 Because I will bet you that they have no clue what's going on.
01:00:11.860 There's a PDF on there.
01:00:13.320 You click on it about halfway through the PDF.
01:00:15.660 You can find this map, and they already have the 11 regions mapped out for us.
01:00:20.480 As you can see, the Great Lakes up near us is the biggest.
01:00:24.420 Major railways connecting every mega region.
01:00:27.460 Electric cars would be mandatory, but most likely obsolete.
01:00:30.040 They want to connect them by railways, so you won't even have to drive anywhere.
01:00:35.460 How are they making this happen?
01:00:37.300 Through an organization called ICLEI.
01:00:39.540 ICLEI stands for the International Council of Local Environmental Initiatives,
01:00:43.460 which is tasked with carrying out the goals of Agenda 21.
01:00:46.400 This was actually started by Bill Clinton when he formed his President's Council on Sustainable Development.
01:00:53.200 So, why are you so important?
01:00:56.840 This is a YouTube video.
01:00:58.760 I'm not going to show it, but you guys can take a screenshot if you want. You can watch it later
01:01:02.700 This is actually Marie strong and I grabbed something that he said out of this that was really important
01:01:07.920 The future of civilization is very much in the hands of those who make local decisions
01:01:14.680 Which determine the direction of society?
01:01:18.640 There has to be a relationship between what is happening at the local level and what is happening at the global level
01:01:24.520 because what is happening at the global level is just a collection of what is happening at the
01:01:29.040 local level your involvement in this your understanding of this you uh going out and
01:01:35.380 educating people on this is is beyond important remember they need our consent and if we can get
01:01:41.240 enough people to understand this and say no even if they don't understand it to its core like maybe
01:01:46.200 i do enough where they're uncomfortable enough with it to not go along with it we actually have
01:01:51.360 a shot. So why haven't you heard of
01:01:53.440 Agenda 21? I've got about two more minutes and
01:01:55.360 I'm done. Why haven't you heard of
01:01:57.300 Agenda 21? Well, this is Jake Gary Lawrence.
01:01:59.340 He's a renowned planner and he was also an advisor
01:02:01.400 to the President's Council on Sustainable Development
01:02:03.540 and this is a quote from him.
01:02:05.840 Participating in a UN advocated
01:02:07.260 planning process would very likely bring about
01:02:09.180 many who would actively work to defeat any
01:02:11.240 elected official undertaking local
01:02:13.180 Agenda 21. So we will call our
01:02:15.320 process something else, such as comprehensive
01:02:17.240 planning, growth management, or smart
01:02:19.300 growth i guarantee right now whatever city you live in if you go and look into your city planner
01:02:24.100 like your the plans for the city you will see all three of these words i guarantee it and they are
01:02:29.840 not using your your elected officials they're using like your city planners and your city
01:02:34.240 managers because those people are appointed they're not elected they're not responsible to you
01:02:39.740 all right so where are we at now you will no longer hear it called agenda 21 what happened
01:02:45.780 in 2015 was the united nations reassembled and they said hey we had this agenda for the 21st
01:02:52.280 century but it's not moving fast enough and we have to put a time stamp on it so they gave
01:02:56.080 in 2015 they all agreed on the year 2030 if you if you go on your phone right now every single
01:03:02.840 major city in the united states has a has a 2030 plan detroit 2030 minneapolis 2030 new york 2030
01:03:09.680 every single major city has a 2030 plan so this is very organized very very
01:03:15.740 organized and it's very serious this is actually just a screenshot of the new
01:03:21.920 Detroit 2030 district you see how they're using the language they're trying
01:03:26.060 to get you used to that language you can go to this website and check it all out
01:03:29.660 for yourself so why is Michigan so important I know you guys just had a
01:03:34.380 speaker I think maybe back in the summer I don't remember his name but he was
01:03:39.080 talking about Gretchen Whitmer and the World Economic Forum and her being
01:03:42.800 keynote speaker and if people and he was trying to explain why well this is why
01:03:48.540 if you go on the World Economic Forum so the World Economic Forum if you're not
01:03:52.760 privy to who they are they're just another arm of the United Nations
01:03:56.420 United Nations deals with social policy the World Economic Forum again unelected
01:04:01.500 global governance they just they deal with economic issues business issues so
01:04:07.700 So the World Economic Forum has actually established its global center for urban transformation
01:04:13.280 in Detroit.
01:04:14.280 Detroit has been chosen by the World Economic Forum to be their pilot program for the rest
01:04:19.080 of the country.
01:04:21.980 That is why Whitmer was the keynote speaker at the last World Economic Forum talk they
01:04:28.260 had.
01:04:29.260 Yes.
01:04:30.260 All right.
01:04:31.760 So one last thought.
01:04:33.340 I used to go crazy over this.
01:04:36.740 I said I was a nurse I couldn't understand what I was witnessing in the
01:04:39.740 hospital all right the doctors the nurses people that were mentors to me
01:04:44.780 these are very very smart educated usually very very rational people and I
01:04:49.880 couldn't understand and so I was at home one day in the shower and I said how did
01:04:52.880 Hitler get an entire country to do what he wanted them to do and I came across
01:04:57.500 this it's called an Hegelian dialectic Hegel was a German philosopher and he
01:05:01.860 created the term dialectic which was a concept for ideology and control and this is how hitler
01:05:08.160 did what he did because he's got many statements about hegel and how he used his philosophies a
01:05:14.340 crisis is created and used to dupe citizens into surrendering their sovereignty in small chunks
01:05:18.840 over time while convincing them that they're actually empowering themselves the crisis today
01:05:24.600 is climate change regardless of your stance on it there is i'm not saying we shouldn't take better
01:05:30.240 care of the environment and not every environmental program is bad but they're using that crisis to
01:05:35.840 get you and i and the people out there that are unaware and the people are falling for hook line
01:05:40.960 and sinker hook line and sinker so thank you you guys i have a website it's called project 2020
01:05:47.360 vision.com you can email me here project 2020 vision.com i have already emailed this young lady
01:05:57.520 and I hope to have her on the show at some point very, very soon.
01:06:02.180 This is very serious, guys.
01:06:03.840 This is May of 2024 and this is Agenda 2030.
01:06:10.980 We have an election in British Columbia coming up.
01:06:13.580 I think there's one coming up in Saskatchewan.
01:06:16.160 I think there's municipal elections coming up in different parts of the country
01:06:20.400 and we need to get people, good people in there, who know what's going on.
01:06:24.580 We also need to educate the people who are already in power
01:06:28.380 that there is something going on.
01:06:31.660 If they don't understand what's going on
01:06:35.880 and they're in a position to stop it,
01:06:39.740 then we only have ourselves to blame.
01:06:43.500 Our job is to talk to them.
01:06:46.540 Their job is to stop it.
01:06:49.520 If it doesn't stop,
01:06:51.160 What she laid out in that video is exactly what we're going to get.
01:06:56.980 We'll all be herded into these mega areas, these sustainable smart cities.
01:07:04.480 You won't be allowed to have private property anymore.
01:07:07.720 That's gone.
01:07:08.960 That right is gone, along with cars and whatever else, meat eating.
01:07:14.260 And you will be wherever the closest mega city is, I suppose.
01:07:18.800 That's where we're going to be.
01:07:21.160 And if we refuse to get with the program and our SDG scores, whatever, ESG, they go down, what happens to us? We're not allowed to participate in society.
01:07:36.340 And if we become bad enough, maybe we get exiled or just taken away someplace, like the Uyghurs in China, re-education camps, something like that.
01:07:47.880 i'm not saying this to scare you you guys have been with me here for over three years now
01:07:57.140 you've all known the drill i don't talk about this a lot on the main shows on the social media shows
01:08:03.900 because i don't want people thinking that ah you're just a bunch of conspiracy theorists
01:08:09.020 because that turns them right off they don't they don't come back and we need them to be aware
01:08:14.940 and that's why i played that video for you guys tonight and i noticed the audience really grew
01:08:22.300 as we were playing that video tonight it's very important that we need more angela smalls in the
01:08:29.420 world and you know if you're asking what you can do be like angela right you are a person just like
01:08:39.180 her. She was not a public speaker. She was a nurse, mom, two kids, husband, regular American
01:08:48.760 living in Michigan. And now look, she's doing this and think maybe it means more coming from
01:09:00.380 somebody like that, as opposed to some big, huge name, you know, like Alex Jones, somebody who's
01:09:07.260 already established as a conspiracy theorist. Anyway, we're going to discuss more of this in
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