00:17:17.780And then, thank God, a lot of people who were already big in Quebec, like Alexis Cossette-Trudel, who is like very famous, like he's a very famous conspiracy theorist.
00:17:33.420And, you know, Idrissa Berkhan, who's also very, very big in France, he retweeted me a lot.
00:17:38.640I started big. Every day when I woke up, I had 200, 300 new followers on Twitter or on YouTube. I think on YouTube, I had thousands of new followers the first month. This never happened ever again. I was done. This kind of growth, it was, I think, given to me because I was new.
00:18:01.980I have, I was a white page and they had nothing against me, but the moment that they started
00:18:07.340having more information, like the first thing I noticed, and that's a good question you're asking
00:18:12.440me because it's four years ago, but I remember, as I said, it was, um, about Satanism in Hollywood.
00:18:19.100And I remember, uh, researching in the search engine of YouTube and you know, this video has
00:18:26.380100 000 views but it would not show like you would you would type it over savoir satanism
00:18:33.640and it didn't exist in the cert engine but if you put it if you put it on google then it would come
00:18:40.760out so that meant that people in order for them to see it they had to have already the link
00:18:46.220right because it wouldn't come up for them unless they knew what the link was yeah that's that's
00:18:53.680how they manipulate to you guys. I mean, that's how they do it in, in searches on Google. If
00:18:58.020you're still using Google to search things, they can hide stuff. They can hide the Satanism in
00:19:03.100Hollywood. What did you discover by the way, because you've had some great guests on, I mean,
00:19:07.460guys, you know, if you're not following, uh, Ella wants to know on YouTube. I went and had a look
00:19:12.320and she's had Oliver Stone on, uh, she's had Naomi Wolf on. Yeah. I mean, that's some great
00:19:18.880guests that so congratulations on that what did you talk to oliver stone about satanism in hollywood
00:19:25.360no um it was not the the purpose of my travel and he invited me as his house so we knew we would
00:19:33.280talk about gfk and his new documentary that is called um nuclear now um so no i didn't talk
00:19:41.200about that but as i said my background is music and um i've been researching this for a while like
00:19:48.640over a decade now so this this is i would say the topic i'm the most familiar with um i've not that
00:19:55.820i've seen firsthand a lot of terrible things but you know my career is a my not career is a result
00:20:02.960of you know the hashtag me too and and i was very aware of that you know sexual abuse going on in
00:20:09.480hollywood with the producers not even hollywood but just you know the music entertainment and
00:20:15.060the show business in general um yeah well you spent time in the united states um trying to
00:20:21.560make it as a singer and you saw a lot of that happening uh behind closed doors right i did
00:20:27.220it was not exactly in the states that i saw the worst it was in montreal where i lived like i had
00:20:33.020very bad experiences here with american producers and also uh very famous french producers and
00:20:40.600quebecois producers pretty much all of them between 17 and 25 this was just like on and on
00:20:47.800and on and until i just realized that it was i was not gonna make it um i really wanted to stay
00:20:55.180authentic and keep my integrity that's just very very important to me and i was like well i guess
00:21:03.420this is just not possible to make it in the pup business if you're not pushing their agenda and
00:21:10.320that's how i started realizing that it was not random that all the pop stars are extremely
00:21:15.580sexualized that's exactly what they want you know i was demonic too i mean have you seen the demonic
00:21:22.360uh like flavor of a lot of the live shows and a lot of the costuming in the last couple of years
00:21:27.980it seems to have gotten a lot more evil looking oh yeah like it's overtly evil and demonic that's
00:21:35.320just not subtle and you know i'm not coming from a background a religious background when i expose
00:21:40.020these things. I'm very pragmatic about it, very factual. And that's probably why people like my
00:21:45.640approach. I'm not saying that there's no religious dimension to it, like, but it's just not my
00:21:53.680approach. So I really feel like in the past four or five years, the demonic agenda has been very,
00:22:02.440very obvious. And, and that's a good thing, because more and more people are waking up.
00:22:09.220so i guess you know it's just it's it's hard to be part of this but it's also we have to focus on
00:22:14.900positive stuff and people are waking up did you make this your mission to get the truth out there
00:22:21.620was this something that kind of grabbed you and said you know what i really have to do this it
00:22:24.980just felt right to you yeah i believe so like i'm sure i don't know you personally and i just
00:22:31.140discovered you but i know that you know we're all in it together like that's what we're doing
00:22:37.140We're doing it not because I find it funny when my trolls come and say that I do this just to get rich.
00:22:42.980I'm like, the hell, dude, I'm not making any money out of it.
00:22:46.740I'm just like really doing this because I have kids.
00:22:50.860Even if I didn't have kids, I would do it because, as I said, like I've been researching this for over a decade.
00:22:57.120And I think it's important to expose it and to make it accessible.
00:23:00.220So to find a way to put it out there so people are not going just to be completely shut down and, you know, close minded because it's hard to take in.
00:23:13.640I'm sure you've been researching these things for a while now.
00:23:16.140But when it's your first time being exposed to these truths, there's so much that it's easier just to say it's impossible and just to push it away.
00:23:25.420And and so I try to find a way to make it digestible, accessible to the majority.
00:23:31.640And I think I think I'm doing not too bad, to be honest.
00:23:36.160So I'm happy. And that's why I'm trying also to do it in English, because I understand that a lot of people are, you know, of course, in French, it was my main focus for the four past years.
00:23:50.140The problem in Quebec is that a lot of people are not biting well.
00:23:55.420and it was really hard to have access to different information to you know in English you have Joe
00:24:02.920Rogan you have Lex Friedman you have Tucker Carson but and you have you and Viva Pre in Canada we
00:24:10.580have you know very good content that's a good alternative in in French in Quebec no we're only
00:24:17.520eight million if you talk you're going to lose your job so people are just scared to talk and
00:24:22.620And that's why I thought, you know, my my husband is director of photography and he's a director.
00:24:28.820And we had, you know, gear at home. We had good mics. We had good cameras.
00:24:33.980So we thought, you know, it's not going to be so expensive for me just to try to start doing something that looks professional.
00:24:41.020And that's how I got started. And yes, it became really important to me.
00:24:45.040like as as you just asked me this is extremely important to me as it's hard sometimes not to
00:24:52.480get too emotional about it because it's frustrating to see that people are just not
00:24:56.060ready to take the truth but um you know and that's that's me trying to find my balance
00:25:01.960sometimes I get really frustrated and I answer my trolls and I shouldn't do that but you know
00:25:07.280some days I'm able not to and just focus on positive stuff so you know we're just trying
00:25:12.360to find our balance in a world that is completely upside down you know it is interesting dealing
00:25:19.460with all that stuff and it's a daily basis too and they can come to you from anywhere really so
00:25:24.000it's just a matter of you know i talked to theo fleury about this uh about a year ago i said dude
00:25:29.500you know well he's with canadians for truth and so we we've become friends over the past couple
00:25:34.800of years and i said you're a hockey player you were one of the star players on the team and when
00:25:41.180you went to a different rink, you were the one that the crowd would boo. How did you deal with
00:25:47.380that? He goes, I just didn't even hear it. It just didn't even occur to me that they were doing it.
00:25:53.340He said it took him a while to grow that thick skin, right? But he had had that ever since he
00:25:58.400was a junior player. So for him, it was a little bit easier. And so when he hears it today, it's
00:26:04.560not nearly as difficult for him as it is for somebody who's just starting this. You said you
00:26:09.540started researching this about 10 years ago but you didn't tell us exactly what this is
00:26:15.940eloise there's so many moving parts to this thing that we're all going through right now can you
00:26:21.920give us a brief description of of your opinion on it yeah sure um i'm right now in a in a chalet
00:26:29.500because i am finishing my book that i started 10 years ago um well 10 years ago i started the
00:26:36.100research and then I wrote it in 2018 and then I had babies and so that's why but more than ever
00:26:43.400I think that this book is important and so basically it is me asking myself what would
00:26:50.040have been my life and I if I if I said yes every time I said no every time I decided to draw a
00:26:56.340line and respect myself what if being famous had been more important than anything else and
00:27:03.700like it seemed to be the case for a lot of artists that are extremely popular right now
00:27:08.360so i started just you know exploring this and this led me um to discover the very very dark
00:27:17.340side of hollywood uh and when i say hollywood i just mean you know the industry of entertainment
00:27:23.120in general um and then i realized that it was um there was a sort of a cancer a cult behind it
00:27:32.420And this cult is, the purpose of this cult is to make people oblivious of what's actually going on, what the elite is doing.
00:44:35.520it said 50,000. And the only newspaper that was giving a decent evaluation was Le Devoir that no
00:44:42.320one really reads that said 300,000 people. But then I was like, 15,000 to 300,000, where's the
00:44:50.740truth? And then this is how I started realizing that mainstream media was extremely, first of
00:44:57.760all, lying to us and just controlling the narrative. So if it is in the mainstream media,
00:45:04.540it exists. If it's not there, it doesn't exist. And that was sort of the reality for a lot of
00:45:10.780people. So I started realizing that we needed to be very careful with the information with
00:45:16.220how we get informed. And we need to vary our sources. And, you know, be just apply more
00:45:22.580critical thinking. And and that's how I started doing my research, you know, now doing your
00:45:28.020research is something really bad. And as you said, once you start being aware and opening your eyes,
00:45:34.080it's just it just keeps going and then you can't go back to sleep so i want to ask you like one
00:45:41.580more thing and i'm sorry to keep you a little longer than i should but i i'm no no i just i'm
00:45:48.040really enjoying this so you know out here in i'm in manitoba and manitoba has been one of the most
00:45:55.200passive provinces regarding everything i think it had a 90 yeah it's crazy a 90 vaccination rate
00:46:03.200people were compliant you know i've got a ticket that i'm never going to pay for 1200 or 1300
00:46:09.260dollars for uh hugging somebody outside without a mask on i mean it was just one of those places
00:46:15.000yeah yeah yeah they said i was breaching someone you got a ticket for hugging someone are you
00:46:21.180serious well i wasn't wearing a mask eloise i mean i i know and you want to know what they
00:46:28.520were doing it was at a large rally at the legislative building and there was about a
00:46:33.420thousand people there and so i was just walking through the crowd and people are hey shout out
00:46:38.080so i'd give them a hug and they had manitoba um secret service kind of uh officers there
00:46:46.400manitoba justice they were in plain clothes taking pictures and then mailing out these tickets later
00:46:53.060on seriously i know so so listen to this one we're thinking all right which provinces are going to
00:47:04.600stand up now this show i'm happy to say it goes i've got people watching from all over the country
00:47:10.840right i've got a lot of people watching from quebec english speaking obviously because it's
00:47:15.440an english show and i thought which of the provinces are going to stand up the most you're
00:47:21.740trying to think about who it's going to be. And I thought for sure Alberta, because Alberta is a
00:47:27.140very freedom-minded place. I've lived in Alberta in the past, and I understand the mentality of
00:47:31.200the people there. And then I also thought we've got a secret weapon. It's Quebec, right? Because
00:47:37.580Quebec, the people there are a little bit more fiery. They're a little bit more passionate,
00:47:41.620hot-blooded. I've spent time in Quebec. I understand, think anyway, understand the people
00:47:48.020of quebec and once they wake up man that's going to be it i've seen riots happen in there over
00:47:53.520freaking hockey games so you know i mean quebec and so far not really no i don't know what happened
00:48:04.700with my province and it was a huge disappointment you know when in 2017 me and my husband we moved
00:48:12.020to Vancouver because we needed some fresh air and we were sick and tired of the show business here
00:48:18.720it's a very small community and you know we needed some fresh air we left and we realized that we
00:48:25.060missed Quebec so much because we missed the culture we mentioned not only the French language but
00:48:30.140it's also you know the fact that we speak French but we're surrounded by English-speaking people
00:48:37.180forces us to be more unite that's what i thought um and we're rebellious that that's you know we
00:48:46.200wanted to be you know our own country you know we had that in us and i'm as i said i lived in
00:48:51.540in different places in canada i love canada i think it's an amazing country but i used to be
00:48:56.600a separatist uh i used to not anymore not anymore i think this is all part of an illusion but um
00:49:04.680And then and then I saw how Quebec got easily manipulated during the pandemic.
00:49:10.200And I honestly think and I'm going to I'm going to sound like a conspiracy theorist right now, but it felt like Quebec was sort of an experiment where we were the ones who were supposed to be the rebellious in the country.
00:49:25.840and this is where they use the most mass control on us to really make us bend the knee and we did
00:49:35.340are you talking about 90% vaccination I think that's pretty much the same rate that we have
00:49:40.520here and you know still people were unhappy with that 10% who was still not bedding the knees and
00:49:47.020I was like can we just let them breathe a little bit like honestly at 90% why aren't you happy
00:49:53.520but it was not about um virus spreading it was about complying compliance and and this is where
00:50:01.860it became very obvious to me that we lost track this was not about health if it was really about
00:50:07.800health we would have been allowed to go out to take some walks in the woods um to hugs to hug
00:50:14.100our parents we all know that we're social beings and this is also part of our um health you know
00:50:21.100to to have social a social life so at this point i was like aware that quebec was just being broken
00:50:28.000and i feel very very sad about it because uh quebec is just not what what it used to be
00:50:33.600yeah it just blew me away and so now i think all right well i guess it's alberta because bc is
00:50:40.160just another manipulated province saskatchewan maybe a little bit awake ontario parts of it
00:50:45.200i know the diagra region especially in some parts of ottawa are are standing up against it
00:50:53.240And I know there's certain areas of the Maritimes in Newfoundland
00:50:57.760that are actually, there are people coming together.
00:51:00.980I'm going to have a guy on Thursday night to talk more about this.
00:51:04.380But there are certain parts of the country coming together
00:51:06.920or the Maritimes coming together, forming pods.
00:51:09.820And these people are storing things for long-term survival just in case.
00:51:16.800And they're not telling anybody else about it, right?
00:51:20.040because if they tell anybody about it some of these normies out there they're going to try and
00:51:24.380storm all of the products these folks have been saving up for the past three years believe it or
00:51:29.960not so they're all survivalists it's incredible um eloise it's been a pleasure having you on
00:51:36.420tonight where can we find you on social media i want people to see that interview you did with
00:51:40.380oliver stone and the one with naomi wolf too yeah um yeah naomi has been pretty uh rough on me so
00:51:46.860that was uh really okay that's interesting she was rude um but it was a debate so what do you1.00
00:51:55.000mean she was what were you debating she was she she openly said she was rude to me but she was0.93
00:52:00.640just keeping she kept going and i was like come on girl you don't know me she didn't even know0.50
00:52:05.100where i lived when we started the interview so i thought she was being pretty rough but
00:52:08.740she thought that politics was the only way out of this crisis and i don't believe in politics so
00:52:14.960that's sort of how we got in a in a fight and she was like very very confident that she was right
00:52:21.660and she needed to convince me so that was not this type of argument it's never very respectful
00:52:27.600because you want to convince the other one so I was like come on girl but uh this is a very
00:52:33.200interesting conversation so Naomi Wolf uh it's um so my channel in English called Elo Wants to Know
00:52:40.160so elo wants to know it and this interview is on youtube um the most recent video i i did
00:52:47.060as i said earlier about satanism in hollywood was censored on youtube but it is available on x
00:52:54.720so it's also elo wants to know on x so these are the two places people can find me in english
00:52:59.740and in french uh facebook x uh youtube uh odyssey rumble i like the way he said that
00:53:10.080You do. I have one more question for you, because just listening to you talk about your debate with Naomi Wolf makes me ask, what is our way out of this, in your opinion?
00:53:22.820uh what what you're doing is our way out of this like what what i'm doing i think is partly
00:53:29.640of course i'm not saying that i'm the way out but you know what i what i mean is that
00:53:34.320we need more and more people who are ready to speak out more and more people who are ready
00:53:39.900in our family dinner to say i disagree with this government to say you know what mom i didn't take
00:53:46.760the jab. We need more and more people who are saying there are two sexes only. Even if this
00:53:53.620means I'm going to lose my job. We need more and more people who are brave enough, who have the
00:54:00.060courage to speak out against tyranny because that's what we're going through right now. We
00:54:05.080have to be honest. These are not like just words that I'm throwing around. And I have babies and
00:54:12.040I don't want them to live in a world where we're not allowed to say that a mother, only a mother1.00
00:54:17.620with a vagina can give birth to a baby. That's just not going to happen. And I think that1.00
00:54:25.100everybody has a power as a, yeah, as the power to make a difference. Everybody can make a difference
00:54:30.960by speaking out. People need to, at this point, it's, it's illegal to shut down, to shut up and
00:54:37.360not say anything so yes big truth we need to open up we need to to be brave I know it's hard
00:54:44.680and sometimes I have this conversation with my husband and he's like it's easy for you you have
00:54:49.220your follow base and you know it's different for me at work everybody believes uh you know
00:54:54.180everybody's woke and I'm like yeah of course you don't you don't preach to people who are completely
00:54:59.540uh you know like that blind and and and shut down you need to choose the right moment to speak but
00:55:06.180if you find that there's this small door that's open i think at this at this point it is important
00:55:13.080that you open the door that's that's how i think that's how we go i think it's fantastic thank you
00:55:22.260for coming on tonight really appreciate it would love to have you back on at some point sue that
00:55:26.820would be my pleasure thank you so much for for having me i really appreciate uh and i just to
00:55:31.940finish i really want to say thank you to the canadian independence that's been the first to
00:55:35.960talk about this story um i've been trying to talk about the fact that you know our our class action
00:55:41.800lawsuit got approved and authorized uh just a few weeks ago it's actually pretty recent uh which
00:55:48.800means we still we're in it for at least six to seven years um but not a lot of people were talking
00:55:55.680about it and i really appreciate that you are because i think this gives hope i think you know
00:56:01.640the only fact that a judge in the system, in the justice system accepted, you know,
00:56:07.460the only judgment that he gave was pretty smart and reasonable. So, you know, this gives hope.
00:56:12.840And at this point, we need hope to keep fighting. So, you know, we need to spread the good news
00:56:18.120when they happen. So thanks for having me. Anytime. You know, any little victory we get
00:56:23.820is a good one. It can build momentum. Thank you. And we'll talk to you again soon.
00:56:27.320thank you all right bye thanks to everyone good night all right uh eloise boah elo or elo wants
00:56:35.260to know you can find her on social media and uh i'm right after the show is over tonight you guys
00:56:40.160i'm going to go and watch that naomi wolf interview i was thinking maybe the oliver stone one first
00:56:44.180uh she and i have been talking the last few days about these interviews and how she got them and
00:56:51.520she gave me a couple of pointers and i gave her a couple of pointers and so we're gonna we're gonna
00:56:55.640share some ideas and hopefully get some even better interviews for you guys lined up going
00:57:00.880forward because it's so much fun having guests on the show we do have some other things we want to
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00:57:38.580YouTuber who interviewed Trudeau pushes back after Trudeau's capital gains tax hike defense.
00:57:45.120You may have seen the video that Trudeau released defending the carbon,
00:57:50.400or sorry, there's so many taxes with this guy.
00:57:53.380The capital gains tax increase in this new budget, which, by the way, hasn't been voted on yet still.
00:58:01.520And it's going from 50 to 67 percent of somebody's holdings, 50 to 67 percent of somebody's holdings, which is absolutely amazing.
00:58:14.900I can't even believe that they're trying to pull this off.
00:58:19.340And now they're actually trying to defend it.
00:58:21.840Days after Trudeau promoted this interview of himself with finance YouTuber, the Plain Bagel,
00:58:28.020the host felt compelled to correct the Prime Minister's explainer video after his capital gains tax hike.
00:58:36.140Trudeau said Monday, hang on just a second, you guys, are we still live?