Sheila Gunread and Tamara Ugalini mark the Freedom Convoy’s one-year anniversary, exposing Ottawa’s $500K fines and asset seizures for protesters while counter-protesters faced no charges. They critique the National Arts Center’s "Blackout Night" segregationist policies and question racial exclusion in cultural spaces. The episode shifts to Bill Gates’ tense reaction at Djokovic’s unvaccinated Grand Slam victory, revisiting Epstein ties, eugenics claims, and his climate agendas harming developing nations—portraying him as a shadowy influencer. Ultimately, it frames these events as symptoms of a broader push toward divisive, authoritarian cultural and political control. [Automatically generated summary]
Oh, hey, good morning, good afternoon, everybody, and welcome to the Rebel News Daily Roundup.
It's normally hosted by my friend David Menzies, whom you can hear in that beautiful new intro.
But today it's myself, Sheila Gunread, and my friend and colleague, Tamara Ugalini.
We're filling in for David while he's on special assignment.
Tamara, how's it going today?
And by the way, thanks for jumping in short notice to help me out.
Well, it truly is a manic Monday on my end.
And I think same with you over there, Sheila.
Yeah, but meetings until I walked into this.
So I'm sort of flying by the seat of my pants.
But thankfully, you are also as equally organized as me.
So you know exactly what's going on.
I hope I'm going to lean on you bring your art three days.
Anyway, I should tell everybody what we're doing because it's a really packed sausage of a day, as David Menzies would say, because it is the anniversary of the Freedom Convoy.
And so we want to talk about that.
We want to talk about, we want to talk to one of our journalists who is on the ground in Ottawa.
So I'll get all the loose ends tied up and then we'll jump straight into that.
And then we want to preview a very special project that we've been working on behind the scenes.
So actually, I think we're going to preview first after we talk to or before we talk to Alexa.
Look, I'm already confused.
I'm losing control already.
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Anyways, yeah, you can tell that it really is a Monday over here at Rebel News.
But it is the anniversary of the Freedom Convoy.
And I think the celebrations of the single largest human rights movement, I think, in Canadian history were a bit muted.
And that has a lot to do with the government's actions to euthanize the protests the first time around.
You really don't want to be labeled a domestic terrorist.
You also don't want to end up in jail for mischief.
You also don't want to have your bank accounts frozen.
And in the case of people headed to Ottawa to protest, they were threatening people with, I think it was if you brought a truck downtown, it was up to a $500,000 fine and up to a year in jail.
So that's why this is not, you know, tens of thousands of people like we saw the first time around.
But these people, God love them.
It looks cold and They were out there anyway, despite threats from the government.
And I'm just so proud of the people who showed up.
Yeah.
And so, to remind our viewers, in case you're not familiar, this was this past weekend was the one-year anniversary of when the Freedom Convoy first started gathering and hitting our nation's capital in Ottawa, which is where all of our federal government buildings are.
And, you know, where you would traditionally protest government action is at the front lawns of government buildings.
It's the nation's town square.
Like you go to the town square to air your grievances, it's the nation's town square.
If you have a national grievance, that's where you go.
And so instead of upholding that constitutional freedom of protest and right to assemble and have your freedom of expression withheld or upheld, the Justin Trudeau liberals have instead withheld all of those constitutional freedoms and threatened continued punishment against people who want to continue to advocate and uphold those freedoms.
Even one year later to the anniversary, and despite there being three weeks of continually peaceful protests again in the nation's capital, opposing the way that Canada was responding to the COVID pandemic through various restrictions and mandates.
And now, you know, people are, as Sheila, you already mentioned, too scared, really, and have too much on the line to risk losing their bank accounts, having their vehicles seized, going to jail.
It's really been a seizure of our town square.
You can no longer head on over there to air your grievances without threats of continued government overreach, even though you may be protesting that government overreach.
Yeah.
Our government used a never-before-used counterterrorism law on demonstrators in the nation's capital who were there to protest, frankly, government overreach.
And they were peaceful for three weeks, almost four.
No one is charged with sedition.
No one is charged with terrorism.
The majority of this is mischief-related stuff or counseling to commit mischief, which is like in and out, you'd never see the inside of a jail cell, even if you were convicted of multiple counts of mischief.
It's really the crime of being annoying in a public place and the cops don't know what to do with you.
So those are the charges, but our government used a law that you would use for a 9-11 level event, a Pearl Harbor-level event, an Oklahoma bombing-level event on people who had bouncy castles and hot tubs and who were honking sometimes in the nation's capital to protest Justin Trudeau.
That's how delicate and fragile Justin Trudeau's ego is, that he would consider it an act of national terrorism to boisterously oppose him in like our nation's capital, in the nation's town square.
And so some of the actions that flowed from the invocation of that counterterrorism law, the Emergencies Act, resulted in people's bank accounts being seized, frozen, as though they were financiers of terror.
So if you supported the Truckers Convoy for freedom, you were treated as though you were giving money to Al-Qaeda.
They froze your bank account.
If you wanted to qualify for financing through one of the federal credit institutions, like for example, Meant for Farmers, it's called Farm Credit Candidates, a special federal farmers bank.
You were denied financing for the crime of being a conservative farmer, which is literally all of us.
We're just not even conservative, right?
Of people from all political stripes, they're just fed up with the way that the government continued to squash constitutional rights and freedoms across the country throughout the COVID pandemic, you know, pandemic, as they would coin it.
Um, and this was really a groundswell of a truly grassroots Canadian through and through movement that was sneered and labeled by you know the lapdogs of the federal government and the media,
so that anyone who didn't see it for themselves or wasn't on the ground talking to the protesters was up like terrified in their condo with their blinds closed, being wearing a mask, being given PTSD from some honks from transport trucks.
Which I mean, yeah, that's annoying, but you know what?
I was way more annoyed with the way the government had been conducting itself unabated for two plus years than I was with some honks throughout coverage of this massive grassroots movement.
Yeah, and the leaders of the convoy, the organizers of the convoy, for example, Tamara Leach, she was imprisoned for weeks, weeks on mischief charges.
Like if she were convicted of, by the way, she doesn't have a criminal record, so there's no point to hold her without bail.
But they were holding her without bail on minor, minor mischief charges.
She probably, worst comes to worst, probably would get a fine, some community service.
Like it's not a jailable thing, particularly if you don't have any other trouble in your history.
And even if you did, they wouldn't keep you for mischief.
I mean, it's a nothing burger, but they held her for weeks without bail.
Pat King, another convoy affiliated person, I think Pat King is wrong about a lot of stuff.
I'm pretty sure he doesn't like me, but holding him on minor charges, crazy, crazy.
And just his health deterioration while he was held behind bars makes me sick.
I don't know if he'll ever recover from how he was treated when he was in jail.
But, anyways, all that is to say, we had Alexa Lavois, who was on the ground the first time around when the convoy rolled in.
She was back again to cover the convoy celebrations, the convoy anniversary.
These people who would not be intimidated by their own government, they were out again.
So let's go to the first video because government overreach was back too.
So the protesters are back, but also bring on the tyranny.
Law enforcement banned two young men from Parliament Hill for 100 days for the stick that they were holding because there's a flag on it.
So BLM flags, fine and dandy.
Anarchist flags, perfect.
Your union flags, by the way, your commie unionist flags, those fine and dandy, but don't you dare hold an F Trudeau flag down there or even a Canadian flag.
Cops don't like those.
Why don't we roll that video?
They're arresting him for carrying a flag.
Well, we're all carrying flags.
And another guy, because it has a broom handle, and another one has a hockey stick.
Stupid!
Stupid!
So the guy with his paint or clothes allowed, you're allowed to paint your pole, but not a hockey stick.
They don't want us to protest, dude.
It's just a little stick to put his flag on for Christ's sake.
Well, I wasn't allowed in because my pole is longer than two meters.
Just seeing how restricted the lawns to the parliament buildings are.
Yeah, absolutely ridiculous.
I guess flagpoles are illegal now in Canada.
Not all flagpoles, just it depends on what's on the end of the flagpole, right?
Oh my goodness.
Imagine imagine going to RCMP depot, and that's what you do when you get out, you know?
Just, it's, I don't, it's crazy because we have seen protests subsequent to the Freedom Convoy, where, you know, like the PSAC union is protesting and they've got their stupid commie flags and they're flying those and those are fine.
Fly your flag.
But you show up to protest Justin Trudeau's tyrannical overreach and crack down on free association, free assembly.
And what do they do?
Crack down on free association and free assembly.
And then out of in his next press conference, it'll be, we care about Canadians' constitutional rights and freedoms and freedom to assemble.
And it's like, but wait, just two days ago, you were arresting people for assembling and flying a flag that you disagreed with.
It's not like he threatened anybody with that flag either.
It's not like he's like, I'm going to bash this flag across your head.
None of that.
He's just like holding his flag, but risque these days.
Yeah.
Let's go to the second video of Alexa and then we'll go right to Alex.
Then we'll go to the sneak peek of something that we're doing and then we'll go to Alexa.
Sorry, we're running a little bit behind.
Policemen intervened to ask demonstrators to get their chairs off the street.
And again, more the war on flags.
Unbelievable.
Dirksen, watch your back.
Freedom!
Hey, how you doing?
Freedom!
The location of the chairs and the carts.
Because all the opportunities of this road, just because the opportunities of this road are closed...
Hey, hey, hey!
Hands off our stuff!
Hands off our stuff!
Hey, hey, hands off our property!
That's private property!
Excuse me, excuse me.
That is private property.
Unhand it.
Unhand it.
I'd like my flag.
Give her her property back.
Police Overreach and Protests00:15:41
I'd like to get out.
Get in.
Get out.
He's got a call for backup now.
Dangerous flag.
No, she does not detroy.
I don't get the ID.
I'd like to.
Give her her damn property back.
I'd like my flag this girl.
Hey, you got it.
Hands on me for that.
That's you last night, right?
Don't you dare touch me.
Get out.
Tell this guy not to touch me.
Get this fucking guy out of here.
Get out.
Get out of here.
Get out of here.
Same guy.
How many times?
How many times?
Stand down on the earth.
We're doing this.
Try to turn it.
Try to touch my fucking property, buddy.
Try it.
Try it.
Bring in the police.
Call the OPP.
Call the OPS.
Call whoever you want.
You're the same people in here last night breaking off people's charter.
Infringing on everyone's rights.
Get the hell out of here.
Jen, I'm going to stop right here because there's something I want to point out.
And it came to my attention last week.
And, you know, David and I have talked a little bit about police morale these days and how it's like rock bottom in Calgary, rock bottom in Edmonton.
I'm sure it's rock bottom in Ottawa.
It's my understanding that RCMP officer in small town Alberta, who's intricately involved in some of the lockdown enforcement, took his own life last week.
And that's the position these guys are put in.
Like, like I said, I can't imagine that you go to RCMP depot and you think, like, I'm going to make the country I live in a better place, the community safer for the law-abiding people.
And then this is what your bosses ask you to do.
Imagine what this does to the morale in the hearts of these men.
After hearing about that cop last week, I thought, you know, what a terrible, like we, yeah, you know, like I'm just following, I'm just following orders is not a great excuse.
These guys are in a terrible, terrible spot.
And I always think back to the one cop that was at Grace Life Church.
And he said, I come because I don't want to be here.
And I don't want the cops who want to be here to come at all.
And so we really don't know what's in the hearts of these men when they do these things.
And I'm trying to be more compassionate than I have been to acknowledge the tough spot these guys are in.
The politicization of the police has been something I never thought we would witness in what's supposed to be, you know, the true North, strong, and free country of Canada, but just shows you the reign of terror that Justin Trudeau has over the country.
So I think we do have Alexa waiting, but first we want to show this quick little preview of a new documentary we have coming up.
Yes.
New documentary project from our head of documentaries, Kian Simoni, who's been doing, I think, about three people's job this past week.
So I don't know how he finds time to do the things that he does, but we've got a new documentary coming out about the Public Order Emergency Commission that were, you know, we were there from beginning to end.
And so, Kian, while he was there, while he was helping us report the news, he was also working on this very important documentary that's coming in the middle of February.
I'm speaking to you at a moment of grave crisis.
When violent and fanatical men are attempting to destroy the unity and the freedom of Canada.
But after weeks of dangerous and unlawful activities, after weeks of people being harassed in their neighborhoods and small businesses forced to close, democracy flourishes in Canada.
We don't always agree.
And that's okay.
Because individual liberty is cherished in Canada.
Our government will always defend freedom of expression and freedom of peaceful assembly.
It has now been demonstrated to us by a few misguided persons.
After evidence of increased ideologically motivated violent extremism activity across the country.
Just how fragile a democratic society can be.
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The federal government has invoked the Emergencies Act.
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It is our view that there was no justification whatsoever to invoke the Emergencies Act.
This is so tough to watch.
There's no reason for that.
They were literally running the horses through the crowd.
The police came straight to me and he targeted me and he took his gun off tear gas and he actually shoot me directly in my legs.
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Oh, hi, Alexa.
Thanks for joining us and thanks for braving what looked to be kind of snowy and inclement conditions in Ottawa to bring people.
We say the other side of the story, but really it's the story that the CBC and the mainstream media who are literally in Ottawa are too scared to bring us.
Tell us what the feeling was like on the ground.
How many people were there?
Was it as jubilant or were they sort of subdued because of the threat of the federal government taking everything they own?
I would say like about 200 people and close to 300 people show up on Saturday, a little bit less on Sunday.
I would say with all the police enforcement present was incredible.
It was, I think, big overreacting and more police were on the ground than protesters.
And they had like towing truck waiting for order.
I did talk with the towing truck guy and he told me that they were not, he was not the only one waiting.
So many of them were a little bit of strategic point around downtown core and they were paid by the city to wait there for order to be given to them.
I know that some people were really frustrated on Saturday to arrive on scene because if their car had like sticker or flag on it, they were stopped by the police right away, like cut in front of their car saying that, you know, you cannot go further more.
need to turn around and go back where you come from.
Some of them needed to go back where they come from too.
So they were really frustrated for that.
So probably it's why there was not as many people on the scene, but the ambience was actually great.
Everybody were celebrating the first year anniversary of the Freedom Convoy.
Unfortunately, we saw zero tolerance coming from bylaw officer and police officer also, because some of the protesters are come from Ottawa and they still protest since many, many weeks.
They are always at the Parman Hill.
They can bring whatever they want, but this weekend, zero tolerance, everything that they used to bring, they were not capable to bring it back for two days during this weekend.
So it's why the frustration of the protester did increase.
And also the fact that they just put some chair and some flag in the snowbank, they were not allowed and the stick that they were holding their flag, if they were not perfectly like they needed to be under two meter in softwood or in other like material, not hardwood, they were not permitted to bring it in Parliament Hill.
So it was like just the fact that they were putting so much rule that the protester was like, why are you doing that?
And the funny fact is to see a counter protester coming with her child and starting to do some agitation.
And she knew that something was being provoked and she hit two people in Parliament Hill.
She was not arrested.
She was not charged for anything.
She's just been released.
And when we saw that two young men, 16 and 18 years old, being arrested and coughed, bring to the car, they wanted to do some charges against them for trespassing because their stick was not correctly in order with like the rule that they put in place.
I think like, yeah, really a big difference like rule between like protesters that are for the Convo and the protest, the counter protester who are against it.
Yeah, this arbitrary rule gathering seems to be this phenomenon that has really plagued all levels of government throughout the COVID narrative.
All of a sudden, any stick longer than two meters is subject to being arrested, but you can assault someone as long as you have the correct political views, then that's tolerated and that's okay.
And I mean, I'd like to know if there's even a formal bylaw in place here.
Is this like another emergency measure?
Do you know, Alexa?
So I think it's every rule was enforced by mostly bylaw officer.
So I think it's because they passed the bill 100.
And I don't know it's a part of the rule that come from that new law that permit police officers to enforce more regulation.
So I think this weekend they actually engaged that new bill for enforcing protection into the city.
It's, I guess, the good news about the flag ban is that it makes it hard for liberal activists to stage fake flags in the crowd when all flags are banned.
But also, you know, you just mentioned this increase in enforcement, but it sounds like they didn't actually need it once again, because 23 vehicles were towed without invoking the Emergencies Act.
That's odd.
And dozens of tickets issued over the weekend, again, without invoking the emergencies act.
These are all things they could have done the first time around, but they were also advised to take a hands-off approach in what they called the red zone.
And we need to mention that the two arrests, no charge was given to the two young men, only a 100-day ban on Parliament Hill.
I did talk with the person who would organize the event, and another man who stayed there for all time told me that no ticket was given to the protester, and the car was not really related to nobody that came for the protest.
So it's probably not all citizens who didn't see like the sign that the sign that you can be torn away because a special event.
But no, no mainstream mentioned that maybe all the tickets and the towing car is not related to the protest.
This is a really crucial information that they should have said.
Oh, but by the way, like nobody in the protest did cause any disturbing or damage of the city.
But what is actually funny is like the profilage that the police did do for the freedom convoy protester to stop every car if you had any sign of freedom or like supporting the convoy that you were stopped.
I saw the video, it would be in my report, but I saw lots of cars going and a car with a flag, and you see the police just cut in front of the truck and say, no, you don't pass.
Okay, but why?
She doesn't do anything wrong.
She's just going to park for going to join people on Parliament Hill.
Anyway, Willington was barricaded everywhere.
So you were not even capable to just go close.
So what is the matter?
What is the problem there?
And as we saw the small preview too of that documentary that we're going to be releasing in a couple weeks, is that Trudeau clearly says that he, you know, we always uphold the right to assemble, the right to protest.
And here they are one year later without invoking unprecedented emergency powers, still squashing the right to assemble and the right to protest.
Yeah, and I would say it's just, I think what they did is like a little bit infringing the right of protesting and also like threatening people with like $500,000 fine or a year in jail if you any help or engage anything that is related to a convoy or a blockage or anything else.
This is insane when we think that some people would do more atrost thing in life, get less than that.
People's Right to Protest00:02:58
Yeah.
Yeah, it's shocking how people are being treated in the nation's capital that you can strip away their rights just for the convenience and comfort of others.
Like it's that the people downtown don't want to be annoyed or look at these blue-collar people protesting.
You know what?
Maybe don't move to the nation's capital where all the protests happen.
And I'd love to know how annoyed these people were during BLM protests.
I think a lot of it has to do with how Justin Trudeau views a protest.
Remember at the Public Order Emergency Commission at the Trekker Commission, we are calling it when he said, I support the right to protest, except insofar when those people are protesting to change public policy.
I'm like, what the hell do you think protests are for?
Like, what do you think they're?
You can only go out there if you agree with Justin Trudeau.
Then that's not a protest.
That's a support rally.
That's like a support group.
That's not a protest, but it was a sneak peek into how the left in this country views your right to demonstrate or your human rights at all, right?
Like, I think most of us can say people I disagree with have a right to speak their minds and use a bank and hold a protest.
People I am fundamentally opposed to, people who hate my guts have those rights.
But I think on the left, they only extend those rights to the people with whom they agree.
Yeah, and I agree with you.
And by the way, like you were mentioning like horrible flags to report.
And funny thing, Dave Chang was on scene and I saw him and I came to ask him, like, oh, so you're here in case that something is happening because, as you know, in my previous report on the flag, we find out that he's the one who were selling the Confederate flag on Getty Mage.
So I saw him.
He was just waiting.
He didn't really take pictures.
I was like, oh, it seems like you don't take a lot of pictures today.
Is it because there is no disturbing flag around?
And I just left because I was just like, and he left after.
He didn't stay like long.
He just saw that it was just a normal protest and he didn't really take much picture.
Yeah, because he's not there to report the news and show you the news.
He's there to push an agenda.
And there was no agenda that day to push because they banned flags so that they couldn't stage a flag.
So then he had to go home.
Exactly.
So it was kind of funny because I was like, okay, I just need to go and ask him some questions.
But as I say, like it was really, I would say, arrogant.
He didn't really want to engage conversation with me.
And afterwards, it didn't take a while.
And I saw him like leaving.
And I was like, okay, it's probably because he doesn't find what he's coming to search here.
Inclusion's Irony00:09:02
Yes.
Speaking of censorious lunatics, you have a very busy day today.
I think you have to get ready to cover the anti-Jordan Peterson protest today.
So we'll let you go, Alexa.
Thanks for your hard work over the weekend.
Our viewers trust you to bring them the news out of Ottawa that they can't get anywhere else.
So thanks so much, Alexa.
And have a good hand of live stream.
Thanks for having me.
Thank you.
Thanks, Alexa.
Thanks, Alexa.
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Let's go to this one, which I think is crazy.
And the reason I jumped over a few things to speed the show up a little bit, although we might go back, is because this one is bizarre.
Okay, so it's from Tristan Hopper, who I believe once stopped a raccoon to death.
And I'm, I'm, you know what?
I'm not sure who I'm cheering for there.
But, anyways, first reading, National Arts Center to allow only Black identifying theater goers.
A February 17th play will be open only to Black identifying theatergoers.
So we're back to segregation.
Is that what?
Are we using different water fountains too here, guys?
Anyways, whites, Asians, and others are advised to make other plans.
Okay, let's keep going because there's one, I've got a point to make in all of this.
The National Arts Center.
So this is a Crown corporation funded by the federal government.
We'll be marking Black History Month, I guess, with segregation with a performance at which only Black theatergoers will be welcome.
On February 17th, the center is hosting the first ever Blackout Night with Black only performance of Is God Is at this is the part at Ottawa's Babs Asper Theater.
Can we bring up a picture of Babs Asper, please?
So this is named after Babs Asper, the sort of the matriarch of the Asper family, which Canadian philanthropists and involved in the media and stuff like that.
You might be able to find it on Ezra's Twitter account if you have a picture of Babs Asper.
Maybe not.
There's Babs Asper.
Babs Asper, whom the theater is named after, would not be allowed to go to this showing of this thing in the theater that she's named after because of these like modern segregationists.
How does that make any sense to anybody?
And the worst part is we're all paying for this because this is a federally funded Crown Corporation thing.
That's the part that really jumped out to me is when it was, you know, it's federally funded and I mean, unsurprising at this point that the federal government would be funding something that's literally racism 101.
But also, you only have to be black identifying, right?
So does that mean that I can go in and show up and be like, well, I identify as black and who are you to discriminate against me and join in on all the fun?
Or, you know, what would happen to someone if they tried to just be black identifying for the day?
Because that seems to be how these alphabet soup groups work is that you can be whoever you want to be under the umbrella of tolerance and inclusion.
And so if I'd like to identify as black for the day and attend this black identifying only thing, is God is?
That's, I'm sure, a whole other topic.
I don't even know what that really means.
It feels there's going to be heresy.
My heresy alarms are going to be going off.
It says attendees will be will self-identify based on the honor system.
So segregationists should be honorable.
Okay.
No one will be turned away at the door.
There will be no checkpoints for blackout night ticket holders and no questions will be asked about anyone's identity, race, or gender.
But then toward the bottom, where was it?
It said, no one will be turned away, but then there will be guards or someone.
Oh, here it is.
At the very, I think it's the last paragraph.
If someone self-identifies as non as a non-black person and demands to enter the room, a member of our staff will be present to chat with this person.
We try our best to have this labor land on a non-black staff member, and we will have non-black front of house leadership or technical and production team members present in the lobby to help de-escalate such situations.
So, we're even segregating the interrogation by race.
So, if you show up and you're like, I just want to come watch this, I've got curly hair.
Maybe I'm Black.
Nope.
Um, you're going to get interviewed by somebody about why I feel that way, and that person is going to be non-black identifying, I guess, because even like we're not allowed to even mix in this extent, this is terrible.
Um, if you look, the event was pitched as an experience, quote, free from the white gaze, and this has been taken up by theater companies across the Anglosphere.
So, white people can't look at you.
What are you going to catch from me?
White cooties, like, I get it's just I'm speechless.
I don't understand how somebody thought that this was okay to do.
Um, and if you want to do it in like your gross little private theater group, I don't care.
I'm definitely not coming.
I don't know if you've picked up, but I'm not much of a theater person.
Um, but um, because you want to be free from the white gaze, that's bigotry.
What is coming out of my eyeballs that's so upsetting to these people?
Well, it goes on to say that people get out of their seats to go to the bathroom when they needed, like, as though I guess having white people in the audience would prevent you from doing that somehow.
Um, people spoke, people laughed loudly, talked back, people texted with their ringers off and screens turned low.
I mean, wow, apparently, um, if there was white attendees, they would definitely keep their ringers on and their screen brightness would be turned way up high.
Like, how dare they?
Did you know my phone's got a white people setting?
And so, and so it comes on, uh, like when I'm in church, when my phone is supposed to be turned off, I just hit the white people setting and it comes on and it's really obnoxious and bright.
Is that what these people think?
Like, what is wrong with them?
I'm just, I, this is crazy.
Who signs up for this sort of racial segregation and thinks, like, oh, look, this is this is a step towards inclusivity and a more progressive, yeah, yeah, under the name of yeah, being progressive.
I wonder, I would be so interested to know, though, just how many tickets are sold for this particular night compared to the other nights.
You know, are people actually going to engage in this?
I mean, straight up theater, it's it's all it's theater in a theatrical show, but it's also theater under this progressive umbrella of inclusivity and tolerance.
And I don't know, I'm interested to know how many people would take part in it.
How does purposefully keeping us apart from each other make us more comfortable with each other?
Like, that's the part that I just can't get my head around.
So, you want us to think like everybody is one race, the human race.
That's where I'm at.
But you want us to stay apart from each other, and that's going to foster more what inclusion for sure.
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Yes, inclusion, inclusion.
But don't ask too many questions, Sheila, because you don't want your bank account to be seized.
Yeah, yeah, I'll get interrogated by another white person about why I'm there.
Wow, let's show this video.
And the first time I'm still not convinced that this is not a goof, like I'm not convinced that this isn't a gag being played on us by somebody.
I saw online, maybe it was like a comedian doing this or whatever, but I'm not sure.
A 59-year-old farmer from Finland who uses the word mina maria And then some Finnish last name where they have literally bought all the vowels performed at the opening ceremony of the European Figure Skating Championships.
I know I watched this and I was like, oh, great.
Well, I saw the clip.
I saw like the somebody setting the clip up and I'm like, oh, great.
Some guy, some hockey player from Finland, because I just assume that all the men in Finland are great hockey players, Ale Timu Solani.
He's going to come out, hit a quad, another quad, another quad, do a backflip in a dress, and everyone's going to be like, look at that, that's beautiful.
Real step for women.
But no, the guy they picked instead.
Instead, it went completely the other way.
And we're still supposed to think it's a beautiful accomplishment for women.
So there's no, we don't win here, ladies.
That's all I'm saying.
Let's show this clip.
I love the Finnish language, by the way.
Oh, this part identifying.
No. Is this real?
I'm not sure.
Yeah, it's in today's world.
It's real because it seems like it's not.
Like, you can't even get back up.
Oh, one small step for womankind right there.
Again, if that's a gag, because now you've shown us that it doesn't matter if it is a powerful man just coming in and like laying waste to the competition, like Leah Thomas, or if it's an inept man stealing the show from the women who actually have worked at their skills forever.
But the fact that we, even if this is a joke, the fact that it could possibly be real proves that this is far beyond parody, that we can't even discern what's the joke, what's the gag, and what is reality shows how far this has gone off a cliff.
Well, and it plays right into the hands of that Oakville teacher with those giant prosthetic breasts, and that you would never in a million years have thought that someone of that magnitude would be in front of children teaching them in a wood shop class with like clear safety hazards at play.
And yet, here we are in our upside-down bizarro world, thinking, What is going on here?
That we're tiptoeing around people who are not qualified and not conducting their jobs as they're meant to be.
Streaming Culture Confusion00:06:15
And we have to tiptoe around them and their feelings instead of uphold some sort of professional standards around things like women's sports or teaching children in a classroom.
Like the fact that this person can barely even skate-I mean, I hope that it's parody because my goodness, what kind of clown world are we descending or have we descended into if this is real life and we're no longer picking people on the merits of their talent or their resume and their ability, but rather just how trans-identifying or how black-identifying they might be at any given day.
We're addressed, have long hair.
You're a lady.
That's what I've learned these last few years.
Let's move on to this next one.
I'm going to give a and I'm not going to give trigger warning, but I do have a queasy stomach.
And I do Have the constitution for hedonism or promiscuity.
I just, it doesn't like it makes me nauseous, like how I feel like when I'm looking at a bucket of earthworms.
Like, that's how this stuff makes me feel.
I have a visceral sort of reaction to it.
Like, I sometimes do dry heave looking at some of these things.
I'm like, what was that where that rapper grind to X?
Yeah, my kids would show me that, so I would dry heave because they thought it was funny.
I was like in tears dry heaving.
This does the same thing to me.
This is Sam Smith, who people tell me I'm supposed to care about and who's supposed to be like a contemporary artist.
This is why I have the same musical habits as everybody's 75-year-old retired uncles because it's a little bit safer.
Dolly and Merle don't leave me in these places.
So let's, if again, if you don't have the constitution for these things, I can relate.
Let's all suffer through this together.
I have ginger ale or flavored water that tastes like ginger ale right beside me.
So we'll get through this together.
Sam Smith's new music video.
I'm sorry, in advance.
Yourself like, is
this urine streaming here?
Or What is going on?
Oh.
I just, I can't.
Yeah.
I feel like I need to go and like sanitize.
I don't use sanitizer, but in this instance, I would sanitize my eyes after watching this vile, grotesque display of just Hollywood degenerate culture, really.
Like it's, it's nasty and so unnecessary and provocative.
They don't want, like, if you call them a cabal of perverts and Satanists, they get offended.
But I'm like, if I had to, like, if I asked AI to create a video of a cabal of perverts and weirdos in Hollywood and the music industry, I think the AI would come up with that.
I think.
Don't forget to add in a little word about some fetish weirdness because this just screams weird, vile fetishism in your face.
But they want to read to your kids and that's fine.
Yeah.
Invite them all for drag story hour here.
Yeah.
Which is gross.
Just gross.
That's just like a big writhing pile of hepatitis.
It just grosses me out so much.
I was like, oh my God, I'm going to burp on into the microphone.
So I was like, oh, yeah, I'm just, now I'm sweating a little bit.
I feel gross.
I can't even believe we're normalizing this sort of behavior and like wondering why the next generation is turning out to be a bunch of slothy, also degenerates with no respect for anyone.
Hi, this is the culture that you're propagating and pushing on everyone and calling anyone that denounces it or criticizes it a misogynist bigot.
Well, and I'm going to call these people psychos.
Who do these, who is this targeted to?
Who are these psychos making this music for?
It's not for me.
I checked out of popular culture a very, very long time ago.
I'm safe with Coulter Wall.
But this is for like your 14 to 17 to 19 year old confused kids.
That's who this is for.
And we're going to make them more confused.
If they aren't being indoctrinated in the schools, they're being indoctrinated in popular culture.
And this is frightening.
Get your kids off their phones, get them out of the movie theaters, take them outside, teach them how to shoot, get them running, get them playing, get them kicking a ball around, whatever you're doing.
Don't let them alone with electronics because this is going to be in their brain.
And so many sadly are just here, have this free babysitter for the next several hours and just unabated, able to find content like that at very young concerning ages.
I've not, as you mentioned, already shown it at school with content readily available in the libraries.
I read or I routinely change the Wi-Fi password around here just to see how much my kids are on it.
Because then they'll come and ask me, like, did you change the, are you being crazy again, mom?
Did you change the Wi-Fi password?
It's just so that I know when they're, when they are, if they're using it too much, like if they can go a day and they don't know that I changed the password, I feel good.
I feel like I've raised kids with other interests other than YouTube, which I am currently streaming on.
So I'm, you know, I realize that I'm in the system, but at least I'm trying to be an antidote to it also.
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Speaking of grossness, let's go to Bill Gates watching an unvaccinated tennis player winning suddenly.
Serbian superstar Novak Djokovic, he was deported last year by the Australian government as a danger to public health.
And he was deemed likely to inspire civil unrest.
Well, he sure showed them because he didn't drop dead on the tennis court this year with a cardiac problem.
He won his 22nd Grand Slam.
And Bill Gates, who's the biggest vaccine pusher I think there is.
Why does he look like an actual human blob of soy, by the way?
He's soy-colored and everything.
You know, he turned up to watch the unvaccinated player win and not die.
So that was cool.
Do we have a video of that one?
I don't think we have a video of him winning.
We just have the news clip, which is fine.
But we do have a video, this one.
Do you have a video of Tucker Carlson?
Do we have that?
That everybody's up in arms because he joked about liberating Canada.
And I'm like, I'm listening.
I'm listening.
He joked about, you know, Canada is not in a good spot right now.
We're a country of great people run by lizards in Ottawa.
And so he jokes about like, maybe we should liberate Canada.
And I'm like, yep, I'm listening when he got for me.
It's a joke, but everybody is uptight, including the former U.S. ambassador to Canada, who must be just an insufferable person to be around because he's so boring and can't take a joke.
I mean, why should we stand back and let our biggest trading partner, the country with which we share the longest border, and actually, I could just say a great country.
I love Canada.
I've always loved Canada because of its natural beauty.
Why should we let it become Cuba?
Like, why don't we liberate it?
We're spending all this money to liberate Ukraine from the Russians.
Why are we not sending an armed force north to liberate Canada from Trudeau?
And I mean it.
Please send help.
I'm listening.
You know, he's asking it facetiously, but the point he's making is Ukraine is way over there.
And look, I'm anti-invasion.
I believe in Ukrainian sovereignty.
The same way I believe in Canadian sovereignty, I believe in the independence of Alberta in whatever way that looks like.
I believe in the sovereignty of the individual, also, which is why I think that you should not allow your body to be invaded by substances that you don't want to be invaded by.
So he's asking the question: it's not like, well, let's get the army and go up to Canada.
He's saying, if we care so much about Ukraine, why don't we care about what's happening to Canada?
Are we turning a blind eye?
Because this guy is Joe Biden's buddy.
That's the question he's asking.
But all the liberals on the internet are pretending that he was completely serious about, you know, rolling tanks up into Ottawa.
The only person who ever actually, I think, probably seriously considered rolling tanks up into Ottawa was Mendocino and Bill Blair.
Yeah, I was just going to say, just zero sense of humor, obviously, as well.
And oddly enough, we still have a sense of humor despite being squashed, ridiculed, labeled as disinformation machines.
And even still, you can try to find the humor, even if it's thinly veiled in some of these discussions and talks.
And yeah, absolutely.
Tucker has my ear.
Send help, please, like waving a flag.
Although, you know, for temporary, that might only be temporarily allowed here in Canada, but waving that white flag, like, please come save us.
Help us.
You know, I don't know why they're offended because they don't want to do the thought experiment.
So they're going to be offended instead of answering the thought experiment that he just asked you to conduct in your mind.
They can't do that because they know it reveals the hypocrisy in all of this.
But instead of answering that honestly, they just pretend to be outraged as a cover to their own ideological inconsistency.
I think that's why they do that.
Sorry, we went to Bill Gates and then we went to Tucker, but then let's go to Bill Gates quickly before we wrap up.
Maybe we have some chats, maybe we don't.
Bill Gates, whose wife left him over his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, Jeffrey Epstein, the child trafficker financier who got very, very rich all of a sudden, and nobody can quite put their finger on it because nobody really quite understood what he did for all that money.
He ended up with an island, a private island.
And again, nobody really has been able to put together what he, how that all came together.
But he would fly people to Lolita or no, pedophile island.
Yeah, the Lolita Express.
And Bill Gates was on there, Bill Clinton was on there.
People who've never been called to task or forced to answer about their relationship with this child trafficker, sex trafficker.
And also, you can tell how powerful the people are by how shut, what's her face is, Gillene Maxwell's mouth is.
Co-conspirator, the Carla Homoca in all of this.
She's not talking and she could talk to save herself and she's not, which means she would rather live out her life in prison than get the Epstein treatment, I think.
So Bill Gates claims he had no relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
And it was, you guys, it was just dinner.
And I think we do have a video of this, right?
Yeah, this one we do.
One of the issues that's dogged you is that of your relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Do you regret the relationship that you maintained with him against Melinda's advice and wishes?
Oh, I've said that I'm, I mean, this is, you're going way back in time, but yeah, new audience.
Say for the you know over 100 times, yeah, I shouldn't have had uh, dinners with him.
Um, Epstein had a way of sexually compromising people.
Is that what Melinda was warning you about?
No, I mean, it's no.
I I had dinner with him uh, and that's all, and that you regret the relationship, the acquaintance that I had dinner with him and and the relationship between the foundation and Epstein, which there never was any relationship of any kind.
Um, one of the issues he said, dinners first I don't know if anyone else caught that just dinners yeah, and then just dinner yeah, so which was it?
And you know, there's a journalist uh, an independent journalist, Whitney Webb, who's dug into the connection and, the oddly, her last name is Webb.
But she's also tried to untangle this web of connections and uh, what she discovered is that that Gates and Epstein go back to the late 80s.
So anyone who's interested in learning a bit more isn't quite sure where all those connections come from.
Um, she's done some great investigations into it yeah, and you have to like understand how weird these people are, like I think some of the under.
I've gone down the Epstein rabbit hole for like four years, three years, whatever it is um, that they were sort of concerning themselves with eugenics, like and to create this, like they have like this sort of Nazi adjacent area, adjacent ideology where they wanted to sort of make designer children and like this designer race of people.
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A very weird, just a weird bunch of people.
Um, and again, describe me sinister billionaire satanists, just like AI CHAT, GPT.
Make me one and it would come up with this.
It would be Bill Gates, whose body language is always so suspicious too, by the way.
Um, you can tell that he is keeping things at bay and not being uh, exactly truthful, because he's always just kind of flinching and there was that one video once where it was him and his younger years and he's just rocking.
So you know, these people have have various mental things happening and they're also in the, in the forefront of policy direction throughout the Covid pandemic.
But I would argue, even earlier than that, um advising governments and pushing, lobbying them and giving them grants and funding for various things.
Um, as these unelected weirdos yeah, Bill Gates has been around forever and so he does like one good thing and then 30 sinister things.
So he will be part of, like the let's um give out malarianets in the developing world?
Great, but wouldn't it be great if we used um actual um, Ddt to get rid of the mosquitoes?
Because, by the way friend, the whole, like everything you know about, Ddt is wrong, completely wrong, um.
But anyways, he's like, let's give out malaria nets.
In the meantime, let's push all these climate change agendas that make sure that these Never have a house with windows, so that they have to use a malarian at all, you know?
So, you know, they sort of cloak all their crazy, bad lizard control overlord stuff in like two good things.
And they're like, oh, well, look, they're doing great things.
Oh, they gave out some computers to kids in school.
In the meantime, they're like buying up all the farmland in North America.
So I don't know.
It's always like, don't.
Yeah, it's like the Wizard of Oz, right?
It's the like, oh, you know, like pull back the curtain.
And it's like a little goblin pulling all the levers of society.
That's that's who Bill Gates is.
Inside of him, there's a goblin pulling levers.
That's why his belly's so big.
Oh, so bad.
And we have a funny clip to play at the very end of the live stream.
And I don't think there was any chats today.
No, we're good.
All right.
So thanks, everyone at home for joining us.
And join us again, not us necessarily, but someone, another rebel, hopefully David Menzies tomorrow, same time and place.