Shaun Newman Podcast - #499 - Dana Metcalfe & Tasha Fishman

Episode Date: September 18, 2023

Double header. Dana is a Self freedom fighter from Newfoundland, she was active in operation hug a trucker and host of Raven News. Tasha is a public speaker, Coach, mentor and advocate of unschooling children. She has a background in behavioral psychology and she spent decades working and volunteering  in the not-for-profit sector of Calgary. Let me know what you think. Text me 587-217-8500 Substack:https://open.substack.com/pub/shaunnewmanpodcast Patreon: www.patreon.com/ShaunNewmanPodcast

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The first is a freedom fighter from Newfoundland. She was active in Operation Huggettrucker and host of Raven News. The second, a public speaker, coach, mentor, and advocate of unschooling children. Both are moms and active in the one million march for children. I'm talking about Dana Metcalfe and Tasha Fishman. So buckle up. Here we go. Hi, this is Dana Metcalf. This is Tasha Fishman and you are listening to the Sean Newman podcast. Welcome to the Shotnamu podcast. Today I'm joined by Dana Metcalf. So first off, Dana, thanks for hopping on. Hey, thanks for having me here. It's an honor to be on your show today. Well, I was, you know, of all the experiences in Ottawa, sitting beside you before the first

meeting of the minds, I guess, sticks out in my mind. You know, I was sitting in the lobby of the arc and a lady started talking to me and I was like I don't know yeah yeah sure yeah I don't know I do a podcast oh yeah get in the room I'm like uh uh sure anyway yeah exactly isn't that you know when they talk about how how how organized it was I'm like well we all know that was a lot of BS because I was sitting in that and I had no idea what the heck was going on so anyways it's great to finally uh catch up with you once again and and to have you on the show You know, it's funny how the world works and the way an adventure goes and, you know, somebody's story, how do they go apart and come back together and everything else?

And with this one million march for children coming up, certainly it's brought everything all the way back together in my mind. So it's pretty cool to sit across from you. Now, for the listener, tell us a little bit about yourself and let them get a feel for who, Dana, or you got Raven on the screen, whichever you prefer. Well, I go by both. Raven was my alias in Ottawa, and that was supposed to be my birth name, so it kind of stuck. Yeah, so me, I'm a freedom fighter in Newfoundland. I've been pretty active for the last three and a half years, standing up against the mandates and government overreach. So that's been an adventure. It led me through filing nine complaints in nine different cities across this nation of extortion.

I was an active participant in the Ottawa Convoy operating Operation Huggah Trucker in a humanitarian capacity and helping organize the media. I've marched with James Topp. I've delivered files to police stations across this nation also for different crimes around these COVID pandemic and mandates. And now I'm here. You know, I get abducted by the Freedom Ferry, so I don't even know sometimes how I get certain places. But it's been an interesting work. road. This for me is, I think, probably going to be the most significant unifying piece and most powerful thing that's ever happened in our country. You know, it'll be interesting

to see if it tops that surreal feeling of being in Ottawa where everybody was unified and felt truly Canadian for the first time. And I think we have the potential to do that again and maybe surpass it because we're doing it nationally this time. So people that normally, you know, would have love to have been in Ottawa to take a stand against, you know, some of these things can actually actively participate in their independent provinces. So I think a one million people is a reasonable expectation, but I won't be surprised if we surpass it. So that's exciting. You know, just sticking with the one million for one sec, you know, from my eyes, is it Camille Elshik? I don't know if I'm saying that right. But when I saw the article come out and, you know,

and kind of like the, I don't know if it's plea, that's the word I use, you know, of like, hey, why don't we all come together? Throw aside, you know, faith, color, all these things that they say divide us up. Let's just go, everybody can get behind children. Everybody can get behind parental rights. That relationship is pretty self-explanatory. When I saw it, like, wow, that's something because, you know, everything that I've seen them try and paint different views of just the Canadian,

population is they try and segment put you into these different divisions and certainly faith plays a huge portion of that so I thought that was a very powerful message to come from someone of the Muslim faith you know when when you know you know I certainly

in Ottawa you've seen this but Albertans and Quebecers are supposed to hate each other and then you saw them like embracing and like well we'll throw us at our differences because we're here for the right reasons and and now to see a Muslim ask Christians to come march beside them. I'm like, what a thing that is. Like that's, that's a pretty unbelievable ask. And when you talk about it could be similar or bigger or or have the same feel,

well, that's what was asked in Ottawa was to put aside all your differences and come together to unite behind one cause, which was, you know, and the mandates essentially. And now it's get the government and all this stuff out of the school and allow the parents to be parents again. Yeah, absolutely. I mean, um, in Ottawa, there was no race religion. Everybody was together, especially in the final days when people were under a lot of pressure in Ottawa. I find with this movement itself, people are willing to put down their differences for the sake of our children. I mean, I don't, how do I explain it? I don't think we should identify with religion. You know what I mean? I don't think we should identify with religion.

I don't think we should identify with race. I think we are all brothers and sisters. in humanity and we all have a deep love and commitment to family, you know, and the desire to protect that, as I always say, Justin Trudeau wasn't in the delivery room. So why does he keep telling me how to be a mom? You know, it's important that we take back our rights as parents, because if you notice everything that's happening in society right now, they're slowly encringing, encroaching themselves on all aspects of our life, you know, in regards to freedom of movement and who needs this and who needs that. And it's like when you mess with parents, you're done. That's it. You mess with the chickens. You mess with the hen house. And that's exactly

what's happened is people are tormenting our children, telling them you can be a boy, a girl, or a toaster. We know that's not true because toasters don't get ovarian cancer. You know, toasters don't get prostate cancer. So, you know, they've completely, you know, in one situation, they're like, the science, the science, the science, you are all science deniers. And then we're slapped with what's happening with our children. And they're the science deniers. Right. So, and the Parental rights piece, which is the most alarming for me, especially here where we just had a teacher arrested last week for sexually assaulting children, is that the school system itself is telling children that they do not have to tell their parents about their sexual identity, about any sexual conversations and things that they're having in schools. And what happens when a teacher that just got arrested is going to your kid, you don't have to tell your parents, right? So once we separate that conversation from parents, it changes the dynamics of our ability to keep them safe.

And society itself has not been set up for us to be able to successfully parent even. You know, back in the day, one parent could work, one could stay home, one, you know, made sure the kids had lunches and off they went. And now parents are supposed to be at work for 40 plus hours a week because of all of the escalating things that have been happening over the last, you know, 10 years that we, that we don't have authority over our children. We are not teaching our children directly because we're too busy working trying to feed them and keep a roof over their head. So the one million march is like, wake up parents, you know, it's time for us to sit back down with our children and have the important conversations to see what's actually

going on with them in schools. Yeah. Well, you just think of how busy parents are. And I think a bit of the onus is on parents in general. we've allowed over the course of how many years to give up a lot of our rights and to not become involved when we've seen problems. And, you know, and it's kind of actually, you know, I skipped it. But, you know, I was curious, Dana, like, what was it about your background? You're being a mom that all of a sudden set you loose and was like, all right, I've had enough

because everybody has their own little origin or journey story into like, you know, whether it was three years ago, whether it was 10 years ago, something set you off. And obviously, you've never looked back because, as I recall, you were a bit of a force to be reckoned with in a good way in Ottawa. And certain people, if I recall Ottawa in, you know, from a year and a half later, certain people had their feet right under them. I had a steady base and knew exactly why they were there and they knew what they were doing and what needed to be done and what could be done and what was unreasonable and all these different things. And other people were, and I'll throw my feet right in there.

I didn't know what the heck I was even there. I was kind of like, what is going on? What's happening now? And that was, you know, here we are a year and a half later. And I would say my feet are pretty firmly planted now. And, you know, that was a graduating experience, if you would. But for yourself, where did it begin? Like, is this always been Dana?

or is Dana slowly evolved and hit a certain point where she's just like, we got to do something? It's kind of a little bit of both things, actually. Number one, it's like I come from a humanitarian background. I have awards from across Canada because I've always been what I call the local firemen. You know, if something goes wrong and things get broken, I'm the one that fixes things. I'm not a leader. I don't claim to be a leader of anything. I'm not a leader of the One Million March for Children.

Camille El Sheik inspired the idea. we came up with the concept of being able to move our movement forward and I go in and I fill in all the potholes. So that was my role in Ottawa. I was a pothole filler. I was the one that helped find the solutions and to kind of put out some of the fires. And, you know, this initiative in particular hit me very deeply because I have personal experience of what's going on in these schools. So during the lockdowns in, you know, the originating lockdowns, I have two children. two boys at the time they were 14 and nine and my older son psychologically really struggled

right with being isolated from his friends and being ostracized and picked on and all these things so the only place and you know people have a lot to say about churches but the only place that really allowed him to to participate in anything was the church so i believe in god but my son's a hardcore christian at 16 hardcore big time and um in the school itself, he went to school. And because people knew he was a Christian, there was a Luciferian posse. Yeah, a Luciferian posse. And this one particular child had gotten permission to change his name to Lucifer.

So the principals are calling him Lucifer. The students are calling him Lucifer. And my son addressed him by his given name. And he said, well, you have to call me Lucifer. And then after that, he got bullied. And then we had to change schools. And when I talked to the principal, the principal's like, well, you know, Lucifer. I'm like, his name's not Lucifer.

I mean, it's okay if he identifies as Sophie. At least that's reasonable. But when you tell a Christian that he has to go to a school and identify one of his classmates as Lucifer, I mean, it's a whole other ballpark, right? Now you're messing with people's fundamental beliefs and their beliefs in a higher power. So I removed him from the school. And the initial reaction from the community was that I hated gay people. And I was like, how does that?

you arrive at that. And then I started digging a little bit more and digging a little bit more. And then I discovered that Soji was a concept that was launched in Canada in particular since 2016 and nine districts. It comes from the WHO, the WEF and the United Nations and they all met in Mexico and decided that they were going to put this out. And then it was, you know, when they talk about inclusion, like nobody's arguing that somebody has two mommies or two daddies and nobody has a problem with gay people or gay people getting married. Like, we're not here for any of that stuff. We want you. to live your life fulfilled and happy just like everybody else.

But when you're in a situation where we have to be forced into these ideologies where women are called chest feeders, not breastfeeders and womb carriers, and I'm a cyst like some type of growth that happens on an ovary. And Mother's Day is being celebrated at my mall for Trans Mother's Day. They hosted Trans Mother's Day instead of Mother's Day for people that actually gave birth. So I was like, okay, this is a bit of a mess. And this is very confusing to the children and to the point where like a couple of weeks ago I had this young girl her mother called in so she really wants to come see you and she's lesbian I said well that's okay right she's 13 and she brought her partner with her and her partner is a 13 year old male who identifies as a

lesbian so essentially we have a 13 year old female and a 13 year old biological male that are a relationship and both of them are identifying as lesbians I'm like I can't keep up with this This makes no sense to me. And if it makes no sense to me as a, you know, a soon-to-be-48-year-old woman who's had two children, how does this make any sense to somebody, you know what I mean? That's four years old or five years old going into school and they're like, well, what are you identifying as? You know, at that time, I wanted to be a pirate. You know, what would happen if I pulled my eye, cut my leg off?

Would that be acceptable? No. Children have imaginations and that's how they cultivate who they are as, you know, as adults. but most people would admit that you know you don't put a kid behind a car at like 10 years old. You don't give them alcohol. You don't sit them down and say, hey, let me roll you a joint. Instead, we say, you know, we have to wait until you're fully developed and you have a full understanding of consequence before you can accept those things. You know, and that first breakdown happened during COVID when they allowed 12-year-olds to make decisions to what they were putting in their body when they didn't have the capacity to understand the scientific research behind it.

So yeah, this is all about losing rights to our children. So, yeah, it's very personal for me. You know, I fought for 25 years for people when their house is burnt down or if they had breast cancer or to pioneer calendars across this country for adults with disabilities. So when you start messing with my chickens, you really are going to get the wrath of the henhouse. So I'm here until this is done, until they remove the pornographic material that breaches criminal code 171 and 172. I mean, even the police officers that are attending some of these complaints that are happening,

they're like, we can't do anything with it because it's part of the curriculum. So you're going to have to get your daughter a counselor and a lawyer. And what happens when we don't send our kids to school because of it? Social services will come out. I think you're our unfit parent, right? It's a very complex situation that families face today around this ideology. And, you know, the federal government in the past has been known to spin things in a way that, you know, science deniers, you know, anti-Baxers, anti-this, anti-that. So in a situation right now where we have embraced our LGBT community forever, you know, like one of my best friends is gay and my children might be gay.

I don't know. I'm going to love and support them regardless. But we've embarked in a place where we are not allowed to have those conversations. conversations with our children because it's a blanketed. It's hiding up underneath the skirt of the LGBTQ's inclusion. So the government has positioned themselves to cause civil discomfort between the LGBTQ and concern parents about something that's totally different and not necessarily related to the LGBTQ at all. It's a mess, right?

That's why when we do protests and we do these things and we're rallying against the government to remove the sexually explicit material from school, there's such a generalized anti-protest because they think that we're trying to take their rights away. And it's all got to do with mainstream media messaging. It starts with our prime minister, then goes down to the municipalities, then it comes down through the unions, and then it comes down all the way across. Because you have to think, too, these corporations make big-time bucks celebrating pride and things like that, right? You put a rainbow on a car and that car is going to sell because it's going to make parents psychologically think,

that they're better people for being accepting. So this is all spawned from the Tabastock Institute. I don't know if you know much about them. Do you, Sean? No, I don't. Okay, so let me tell you a little bit of history. I'm in a feisty mood today. I actually want to ask one question before we go.

I'm going to put it here, Tavistock Institution. I'm just going to write it in so I don't forget, and I don't pull you down a different rabbit hole when you're in a feisty moon, you're ready to roll. I like it. What I want to know is, okay, where we sit in Lloydminster, okay? I sit on the border, so we're half Alberta, half Saskatchewan. But our school system is all Saskatchewan, okay?

Now why this is important is when it comes to Soji specifically. Soji is all across BC. It's in six different school divisions, if I'm quoting correctly, in Alberta. And in Saskatchewan, it hasn't taken effect yet. or at least it hasn't been, as Dene Christian would say, the content is there, but the actual curriculum hasn't been on roll, hasn't come out into Saskatchewan school districts, if that makes sense. So I have a ton of people right now who say, Sean, what the hell are you talking about?

Soji what? And I would have been one of them eight months ago. Heck, I've fought this a long time. I'm like, ah, you know, it's a personal matter with kids. kids and teachers and I got a wife who's a teacher who I love to bits I don't think she's out to hurt any kids or anything like that I know tons of these schools are going what the hell are you talking about we're just on a show while this week that or this last week I guess that he's like well is it here and we're like well in in theory no because in

Saskatchewan they've been well whether they didn't take the soji when it was offered or whether they've been waiting to see what other provinces done and certainly now with the Saskatchewan government doing what they're doing pushing back and different things. So I thought I would just ask you, Dana, what is your message to families or teachers or people when they're like, what is this SOGI?

And it isn't here in Saskatchewan. Why the heck would we be protesting when, you know, anyways, you get the point. Yes, I totally get the point. Okay, so number one, all across our country, they're starting to get rid of school boards. Okay, so this is part of the shuffling that's happening behind the scenes.

In each province, the Department of Education, is going to be responsible to work directly with the different schools across the country. So that's starting to happen. Most organizations or most school boards are just in the process of setting up their gender, diversity. Inclusion? Yes, they're just setting up their programs.

And number three, teachers have a choice to pick what curriculum they want to teach, right? So they could teach something simply right now as, you know, boys are girls and girls are and boys can love girls and girls can love boys. or they can pick something totally a little bit further and start teaching children about how to transition. So in school here in Newfoundland, there was a video that went viral about St. Matthew's school. It went viral right to the U.S.,

like we were mocked all around the nation for the presence and the so indoctrination of our school. And about 50% of that school didn't attend. And I was like, something's going on in that school, right? Why is 50% of the school not attending? and I did request a freedom of information request that gave me a copy of the slideshow and they were teaching elementary school kids, had a number one socially transition, and then the second one was how to medically transmission through medications and surgeries.

And then the third step was how to, you know, change your name by law, change your passports and things like that. So they had already presented all these things to the children, children had talked to their parents and they stepped out. And even in our own province, some schools have it. and some schools don't. It's almost like the curriculum that's around Soji right now is very broad. It's a broad brush. And the teachers have the flexibility to choose what they want to teach and what they don't want to teach as part of that. Now, I don't think that Newfoundland is, I don't think we're one of the districts that's completely gone into Soji.

But we have had little flyers pop up, much like Saskatchewan with the Planned Parenthood cards. With Lumsden. Yeah. Yeah, we've had those here, right? So there's just little pieces of it. I've talked to many teachers in my area. Some of them are like, oh, yeah, I see that nonsense, but I don't teach it, right? They can get around it, you know, and the really crazy part is, is that, you know, all of Canada watches and says, you know, oh, yay, Saskatchewan's doing well or Nova Scotia is doing well.

They're, you know, they're fighting back against this, but it is a provincial matter, right? Right. So what happens with change in Saskatchewan and what happens with change in Nova Scotia doesn't necessarily reflect on what's going to happen and change in your province. That is where the focus needs to be is interprovincially because as of this point in time, we still have the option to back out of that program. I truly believe that when the program goes direct to the Department of Education provincially, which sits underneath the federal government in regards to direction, that those softly, lines, right, that we're seeing will probably become much more firm and regimented. Okay. That's my thoughts, yeah. Well, I appreciate it.

Then I'm going to move you then to Tabastock Institution. Okay. So, and this is a rabbit hole, but it's a legitimate rabbit hole that many people can research. So back in the day, somewhere around the 1940s-ish, bankers, allegarchs created a psychological assessment institution called Tavistock. It's located in Europe. And what these people were brought together with,

whether psychologists and psychiatrists, was to help understand how to engineer social behavior, right? You've heard some provinces go behavioral modification, right? Throughout time. So, for example, if you get into the research of Tavistock around the 1970s, the objective was to live. liberate women, which we've seen, right? Introduce women to alcohol.

That was also what we've seen. Another project from Tabastock was the feminist, the rise of the feminist. And when you do your research, what we're experiencing right now with the removal of gender is a socially engineered program, which is why the LGBTQ is so blindsided because it's not coming from them. It's coming from the people who want us to think a certain way or feel a certain way, the same people that are the five different companies that own all major broadcasts around this world, right? There's a reason we have televisions, tell live vision, right? So we are getting told what to think and what to feel and what to hear.

And as human beings, we're the most socially adaptable living things on Earth. You can put us in the Arctic and we can build an igloo, right? We take things in and then we put them out. So when we have mass media, mass corporation, school systems, government, all going in the same direction, that is a result of social engineering. Well, I just pulled it up real fast. So the Tavistock Institute of Human Relations, human relations might be the one topic everyone cares about. We've been actively exploring the subject since 1947. So right after World War II ended in our radical artistic questioning institution.

I mean, and then on a go on a on a on a on a on a on it. It's funny. I had never, yeah, I'd never heard of it. Let me take you. Let me take you a little bit further where this actual, what's what gave birth to this. Okay.

So in the second world war, um, there was, they were, people were given radios. The Germans were given radios, right? They were told Jews are dirty, Jews are bad.

Jews are dirty Jews are bad. Why? So that when the bus drove by with a bunch of people and it, the children would either. ice creams and they wouldn't be upset about it. And the second thing was, was that they propagated fear. So the two ways that you control people, they learn from the Second World War is number one, to create fear. And number two, to create propaganda, to put out constant information that people are going to take in to manipulate it. So believe it or not, the Tabistock Institute was given birth

after the Second World War because of what they had learned in Germany. Well, honestly, after Second World War, that doesn't surprise me. I'm reading Annie Jacobson's Operation Paperclip right now. I'm halfway through now. And of course, what's that book all about? It's about all these German scientists and the like and how they went from basically, you know, torturing human beings or maybe not even human beings.

Maybe their work on rockets and different things like that and how they come over to the United States and get, you know, pulled out of that system for the betterment of the war effort against Japan is kind of the underlying reason that happens. And I have, once again, I haven't finished the book yet. So I can't give you the ending. But essentially, you know, if you listen to enough different podcasts and that type of thing, you can kind of see where it ends up going that they end up creating a life in the United States and Dodger the Nuremberg trials and different things like that for the role they played in human experimentation and on and on and on. So it doesn't, I guess it doesn't surprise me. And when you talk about the Tavistock, I don't know where to go, when I look at it, I think if I'm correct, it shows that it was in the UK.

And am I wrong on that? Yeah. So you have the United States with Operation Paperclip and the Tavistock is maybe the UK's version of it. So, you know, I've got to do a little more, you know, you've got to send us all down another rabbit hole, Reagan. Well, and if you think about it, like the banking system is the same banking system globally, right? It's the World Bank. So it's not inconceivable that there are multiple things that most people don't realize that it's cultivated society as we know it on a global scale, not necessarily a country by country. But that's a whole other conversation. But essentially,

basically what's happening to our society is that we are being socially engineered to accept gender ideology. For what result? I don't know. Most people are not comfortable with it, but so many people, because it's been out for so long, has been made to feel like heroes. Do you know what I mean? Or virtue signallers, right? It's like, oh, I've been told that this is going to make me a good person to accept this and this is going to make me a good person to accept that. And it's not, they're not using their own thought process. It's because we're being fed all this information all the time. Well, I think one of the, you know, I'm just a small podcaster out in Alberta, Saskatchewan, right, right on the border.

And, you know, sometimes it's hard to get your thoughts in order when it comes to an argument like diversity, inclusion, equity, these different terms. Because on the surface, you know, I don't really have anything against those words, you know. It's the outcomes that come out of it and the things they're manipulating and controlling. where you have to start digging into it to try and get your thoughts in order so you can literally talk to it. Because you know, like you've already mentioned, you know, when it comes to the LGBTQ2SL plus community,

as a whole for my entire life, gay rights has been fought for by a large majority of people in Canada, I would argue. You know, most people, sure, are there people against it? Yes. But overall, people are like, you know, if they want, you know, what you're, you do in your bedroom like what am i you know it and so it actually has become harder and

hard because we've almost been conditioned to be like oh yeah they got our best interest at heart and that's probably the hardest thing about this right is well we just want kids to be kids we just want them to be who they are and you're like yeah but you know uh it's just uh it's just someone and reading them a story. It's not a big deal. What's the big deal? And then, I mean, now, I mean, and sitting in this chair, and I'm sure sitting in your chair,

being called every word under the sun at this point, it's like, well, I don't know. I think once upon a time I was uncomfortable with that, Dana. But now it's like. Or wear a badge. Yeah, I mean, at the end of the day, you know, I, you know, I Googled Dana Metcalf. It's funny.

It's like all the articles that come up. And I'm like, well, on this side of things, that's almost like, well, we might as well, might as well talk to them because, you know, if they aren't written and slandered by CBC at this point, you know, it's either they're with the program or they haven't hit the radar maybe yet, or, you know, if they are on CBC, chances are they're speaking out against what's going on. Well, yeah, CBC in particular, I mean, we know that they're paid for propaganda from the liberal government, right? We know that that's what that's for.

And even Justin Trudeau himself admitted that it was paid for propaganda. So whatever initiative he wants to put down, he puts it through CBC. And then there's a whole other group, which is Antifa, the anti-fascists. But what's interesting about the anti-fascists is the anti-fascists are actually the fascist ones. You know, everything is backwards. Good is bad. Bad is good. You know what I mean?

They can take a humanitarian and they can cancel them. And now all of a sudden, you know, all around the world, we've got these, you know, parades where grown adult males can take out their genitals in front of five-year-old children. and it's given an exception. We're starting to give exceptions for indecent exposure, exposing our children to pedophilia. All of a sudden, those rules don't apply anymore, you know? So like I said, it's all a part of programming. And if you haven't upset the apple cart for somebody yet,

you're not on the right side. Because when you start speaking truth in today's world, you are condemned for speaking the truth because the truth makes people uncomfortable. because the minute you say government is not your friend, you know what I mean? This program that's being put down from our government is not our friend. Then all of a sudden they start going, you know, they start short-circuiting because they're like, oh my God, every, you know, the foundation that I built my life on is a false reality.

And that goes, you know, all the way back to the last three years in general, you know, about the, you know, the fraudulent mandates and, you know, all these things. And even today, it's like if I say to somebody, it's like, we're going in lockdowns again, possibly. You know, Doug Ford's talking about it and these other things are happening and they're like, no, no, it's not going to happen. I'm like, you realize it was a political decision last time, right, not based on science. And even though they know and they can be presented with evidence,

they're so afraid that it's going to shake the foundation of what they consider reality that they'll remain in that loop. So the one thing. So then, sorry. I should have pulled it. We've got to talk about them 1 million marks before I let you off again. Do you think they're going to try and push lockdowns and that again? I think they're going to try or they're going to try to manipulate it so it goes that way.

I think the government has an initiative to pretty much decimate the economy and the removal of personal private assets. If you look at the Conservative party, everybody's like going, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, conservative. I ran for PPC, not because I'm a politician, I don't want to be a politician, but I thought it'd give me an opportunity to get a bit louder. In their platform, when we ran at the last election, it stated that any non-occupied land that you won't could go back to the government. So people are rallying around one thing, do you know what I mean, when really there's a whole other agenda going around in the background. So whatever's going to happen in the next little while is going to be, you know, to create more financial hardship,

to have people, you know, start losing more houses. We just lost 35,000 houses in the greater Toronto area to foreclosure in July alone, right? So we can't tolerate another lockdown, but it would definitely bring us faster to that agenda. I feel like we, when you talk about propaganda and flu season coming back, when I watch it, I'm just like, to me, it's how receptive is the popular. of what they're talking about. You know, Teresa Tam goes on stage and says,

you need to do this. And it's like, how many people are actually listening to that? How many, like, gone is the days where people are shutting down their life to watch Jason Kenney, and I'm speaking in Alberta specifically,

or Dina Hinshaw, come on stage and say, like, this is what's going on. Those days are gone, at least out here. That's what I feel. It doesn't mean that they're not going to try

and test the population to say, like, hey, which I think maybe we should lock down again. I think they're going to certainly try that. I just don't think there's any, appetite for it. People are, people are fed up with all of that thought process at this point. And, you know, a ton of people got vaccinated and a ton of people even got a booster. And then got COVID and

got COVID again. And, and still had to lock down and still had to do these things. And now they're asked for, I just look at it and I'm like, I think there's a ton of people wrestling with that right now and starting to realize that they might be testing them all over again. And I hope they find shows like this. And I hope they find different things that can maybe expand some thoughts in their heads and them a little bit of courage to stand with the rest of what I think is the Canadian population going, yeah, we're not doing that anymore. So to me, that's, I don't even talk about it that much because I'm like, what's the point? They're just, they're just testing something to see how, how much we're in, yeah, and, and that's what I look at it. I could be wrong on that. Maybe,

maybe they're going to say we're locking down in September. And if they do, there's going to be, there's going to be a lot of hell raised. I, I, I, I think so. I mean, that, that, that's, that, That's my thought anyways. Bringing it all the way back to the 1 million March for Children. You know, here in Lloyd, I could be wrong, folks, and I'm not trying to knock any protests that's happened there because there has been good people protesting lots in this community. I don't mean to knock any of that down.

But when I look at what's possibly happening Wednesday, September 20th, and specifically here in Lloyd, you know, the March starting at 11 and going for roughly, you know, hour of marching or you know I go I feel like there's this appetite of where it could be one of the largest in Lloydminster history if not the largest and I think that's part of the messaging that's been put out by and who's been around it and you have a I think a better idea of that than I do maybe we could talk a little bit about that before I let you out of here oh of course well for starters the one million March you know how we talked about like people being sleepy

and not wanting their reality shaken. Well, if you kind of look back at the psychological piece where people were told that they could be heroes if they had a medical procedure, right? We want to inspire. That's what the one million March where children is all about is inspiring courage and inspiring hope and giving a support to all of the families

that are out there that have been quiet. So basically, we're going to be a whole bunch of superhero mom, dad's, grandma's, grandpa, sister, brothers, aunts, uncles. and it's caught on really, really fast. Its birth, basically, was with Camille L. Sheik, and then its delivery was predominantly through the freedom movement. You know, the people that have been standing the whole entire time that have the courage to be leaders in their independent provinces.

I am so grateful that each and every one of these, we're going to hit 100 towns and cities. We're at like 95 or 96 right now. So it's really, really fascinating to see how fast this is growing. Like when I say that, you know, one million March, I really think we have the opportunity to surpass that. And if we can do that and we can win this one thing for our children, imagine how powerful the Canadian voice could be to change other things, right?

We just need that one win for the most precious treasures that we have in our life, which is our children, to say, okay, well, we just fixed that, didn't we? Right? getting into my hockey background where it's like winning's contagious it certainly is all it takes is one and all of a sudden you got a little new confidence in your step and away you go and the thing is is i look at this and i go i was saying this on on a previous episode or a previous show i'm trying to remember where i said it but there's something about protesting that it has this like i don't want you know it's like almost feels extreme but there's nothing extreme about what's being you talked about

who's being invited what's actually it's a peaceful demonstration and in a democratic country I believe that's how you voice your concerns I I'm trying to like you know you know not only encourage people listening but I'm like you know even myself I don't know why the word protest has such a once again probably conditioning to be honestly to be completely honest that's probably where it comes from is my like I don't know about that work but when you think about the entire day what it's for who it's for you know The fact that it's not preaching violence and go burn down the place, it's like, literally we're going to march, you know, here in Lloyd, we're literally going to march around the major highway.

It's going to take you 25 minutes, you know, if we have no problems. If there's a crazy amount of people, it shows up an hour, okay, out of your day. That's what it is. It's a show. It's trying to bring a community together to show we're not okay with what's happening, especially with if you don't know anything about Soji, you're going to hear all about it, right? and there's going to be some pamphlets and different things that people can get so they can just get a little bit of, oh, this is what it is. And when I think about it, I'm like, what a funny thing for, you know, when you play out a democracy, what if I'm upset with my government? What do you do?

Well, there's a couple of different things, but one of them is getting together. This is what it is. And there's nothing extreme about that. And certainly when a certain side does it, they're applauded for it. But on this side, when you do it, they like to, the messaging is that you're demonized for it. but the truth of the matter is, I don't think that's the truth at all. I think there's a, when it comes to parents, every parent that I've talked to up to this point has been very receptive of the message, Dana, of what it's about.

Well, it's true unity, right? It is true unity. And our country needs us now more than ever for all things, right? Like, because we are losing our voices no matter how you look at it. You know, there's questions about, you know, the elections and can this party change that party and this party? and it's always about choosing the lesser of the two evils. How about we choose Canadians for once? How about we give them an opportunity to have a voice?

How about we put the voice back in the hands of the people? I don't care if every mom is out there marching around with her pots and pans and we get a disturbing the peace thing because it's covered in our bill and our charter. And those two things were created to protect our ability to be able to have a voice to stand against something that does not sit well against our morals and values. and most of us that are watching this right now can agree that explicit sexual material is not good for children, right? That early stage onset of medical treatments that render our children sterile, that reduced your life expectancy up to 50%. That is creates the highest level of suicide in that demographic possible and is labeled as body dysphoria that 80% of children post-puberty will have a change, right?

I mean, those are the facts. Those are the facts, right? So as parents and stuff, we're like, that don't work. So now what we've done is we've created this massive vehicle in each province to municipally push backwards, to provincially push backwards, and to keep at it, because this is step one. This is step one for us. We're going to get this done and it is going to happen. Well, I think I interviewed Andrew Lawton last week, I think, folks. I can't remember. It doesn't matter. He said something that really stuck with me and the audiences, and that is, you know, you need to create the conditions so that a bad politician will do the right thing.

And to me, when you have this one million march for children, to me, that's exactly what it is. I'm not here to say all politicians are good or bad, or every political party is good or bad. But I can safely say that I sat in a closed-door meeting with a prospective politician and asked him what a woman was. And his response was, well, well, And I'm like, that's interesting.

And then he gave me his answer. And I said, well, why do you have to say it's personally? Why can't you say it's this party? No? Why can't you? And he's like, well, because, you know, politics is a bit of a game. And I'm like, but there's no game about this. Like, this is black and white.

Everyone, well, the city, you know, it's like, oh, you go back to what Andrew Lawton said. You create the conditions so that the politicians, you know, I mean, that's what the convoy did. It showed, it broke this, this idea or this idea. this messaging that mainstream had put out to everyone, that everyone was in agreement, that lockdowns were good and needed and masking and get your seventh booster and every, this is what it is. And finally, it broke when everybody went to Ottawa. And everybody knew somebody went to Ottawa.

Now, and that person isn't that extreme. That person isn't a Nazi. And then you saw the entire, just, ooh, there it is, because you could go to social media and see how many different live streams, Dana, of what the heck was going on, right? and on and on it went and it just broke the memory the this this illusion that the mainstream media and politics were being held to account that we needed all this and what happened all at the same time they all went oh we're going to stop the mandates and because the public wanted it

and I look at this once all over again you create the conditions this is something that I think you know whether or not I come all the way full circle on whether or not Saskatchewan is seeing it right now in every school or not or whether it's starting to pop up, which we already know, because of Lumm's done and I've had one of the mums on, we certainly know the, if you look across the country, and we listen to what you've just said about where it's come from and everything else, it has the possibility to not only happen, but to get worse. And we just got to create the conditions so that the SAS government or the Alberta government knows that the population doesn't want this. They just don't. And so you either get in line or you get ousted. And I

think this has a really good possibility of setting that up for politicians. Well, yeah. And the other setup that most people are paying attention for is the normalization of maps, minor attracted persons, right? And that in some states, because this is a North American, this is all happening all over North America. We've had, we've had marches planned in California. We've had Marches planned in Ireland. This is a global initiative that's coming down. but when you look at the bigger picture of things, when you start to say pedophiles have feelings too, right? And now the psychiatrist and psychologists are coming out going,

hey, they have feelings too. And then we have certain states and certain places that have already put forward the initiative to reduce the late age of sexual activity down to 12. Then you have a child that's 12 years old that is told sex is normalized. and sex is play. And then we have pride, where we have naked men now that are allowed to be displayed in front of our very small children.

And we've now accepted minor attractive person as an identity, and it's being normalized and being given rights. Then we are now creating an environment where our children will become sexually active at an early age, and we normalize pedophilia. Yeah. And I go, well, that isn't happening. But it's like, but it's a slippery, slippery slope. from we're already sliding, right? Like, I mean, I don't think I need to explain that to anyone, but I say it aloud because, you know, the maps thing,

I'm like, what an extreme idea that is, right? Like, I just, but I come back to my journey, and I remember this. I was sitting listening to Joe Rogan, this is like, I don't know, seven years ago, folks, like this is a while back. It was one of the first podcasts ever listened to him, and he was talking about income that you give, Why am I spacing on the terminology?

Money you give out to every person. Basic living. Universal, universal basic, I couldn't spit it off. And I remember thinking back then, oh, that'll happen on like those fringe states,

like where they do, like California, that'll never get in here. And you're starting to, you know, did it happen overnight? No, not at all. But at the same time,

universal basic income is actually becoming a talking point where I'm sitting here going like, I remember hearing about that crazy idea back then and thinking, what is this? And here we are, 2023, you know, five, seven years later where you're like, and okay, right? And so when you talk about maps, I equate that to my journey with universal basic income and Joe Rogan. It's like, that'll never happen. But the fact that we're talking about it and then you're starting to see it in some different states being put out there and there's groups lobbying.

And you're like, yeah, here in small towns, Saskatchewan. I don't think you can get a farmer to even choke out those words, you know? Yeah. Like at the end of the day, like that, and you go, it'll never, ever get here. But the, the conditions are being put in place to allow it to happen in the larger centers, where the idea will be more probably socially accepted, which is a strange thing to even say out loud, or at least it'll be perpetuated that it is that way. And, uh, you know, it's, it's a wild thing to see where we could be in, you know, like 2030,

once upon a time didn't seem that far away. Now it's, I'm like, or it seemed far away. Now I'm like, it's extremely close. And look at how hard they're pushing for all these different things to all happen by 2030. Yeah, we either stand up and we start with taking back our children and then start figuring out how we're going to get back our country or we don't. This is, you know, in all fairness, I'm just going to put it all on the line there. The people that have been on the front lines of this for three years are tired.

Right? We're tired. We fought for bodily autonomy. we fought against mandates. We've been on every major issue with the government. And none of us are politicians. Like, I don't want to be a politician. But if we cannot get behind supporting and saving the innocence of our children,

then I don't have a lot of faith that we're going to be able to make much change in anything else in our country. So I think this is it. I think this is the uprising of Canadians. I think this is where we open that door and the floodgates open. and it starts with the love of our children, and then it'll go back to the love of our country. You know, we're going to start reversing the lockstep that got us here,

and we're going to start because we're at the basement. When they come for our children and they're going to program them to believe and looking at pornography and all these things, we've hit rock bottom. As a society, when our children are being exposed to these things, we've hit the bottom. So we're at the floor right now, and if we want to be successful, everybody that's watching this podcast should be outmarked. marching somewhere, you should be keeping your children home from school, you should be sending letters to your MHAs, your members of parliament, all of those things you can find on our website.

And it's time for you to stand up because so many people sit on the sidelines and they're like, oh, all this stuff is out there. How come nobody's doing nothing? Because that's somebody that needs to do something is you. We are the ones that have to take the initiative to make our world a better place. and when we realize that these people that are pushing these agendas down on us wake up in the morning and they put their pants on one leg at a time and that they're in fact are equal,

a lot of these things change. So we're here to tell you that these people are just like us. You know, we're not under an authoritarian state as of yet, but we are pretty close to the basement. And our children's futures are at stake. And there's no sense in fighting for our country if we don't have anybody to leave it behind. So make up.

Canada. Wake up, stand up, and march. Thanks again, Dana, for doing this. And, well, I'll be interested to see what the 20th brings across Canada. I think there's going to be a lot of us certainly marching and a lot more paying attention and just trying to get the word out. And if you wanted to direct anybody to where they can find more out about the march or anything you got going on, Dana, where would you send them? 1 million March 4Children.com with one being numerical and for being numerical. Everything you want could possibly be there. If you want to register a March, that's there.

If you want more information on SOG-123, that's there. If you want templates for your government, they're there. If you want to send a notice of liability slash contract with your school to say that, hey, I want to know what's going on with my kids' behavior, those things are there. So the $1 million March for Children website is, fully equipped to give every organizer and every Canadian man and women out there the opportunity to get educated and give them the tools they need to take their own independent stand on whatever they're comfortable with.

Well, thanks again, Dana, for doing this and appreciate you hopping on to give us not only a little bit of a view of a couple days from now, but certainly some interesting thoughts and maybe a couple of rabbit holes to dive into. Well, I hope you enjoy your trip down the rabbit hole. It's really interesting. Thank you guys for having me on today. All right, folks. That's the first part of today's sit down.

We're going to slide into part two with Tasha Fishman right now. So sit back and enjoy a little double header, if you would. Welcome to the Sean Newman podcast. Today I'm joined by Tasha Fishman. This has been a long time in the making. First, thanks for hopping on. Yeah, thanks for having me. It has been a long time in the making.

Well, for the audience, me and Tasha first met in Ottawa, of all places. I met a lot of people there. But it's funny how, you know, the friendships come together or fall apart or whatever. Everybody's got their story. And this has just been one of those conversations that's slowly been in the making. And I guess today, for whatever reason, is going to be the day. So I'm excited to have you on here. But for the audience, maybe they know exactly who.

who you are. I know there's going to be a ton of my audience who does know who you are, but there's going to be a ton that aren't on social media. Maybe you've never seen an interview of yours or back when you're hosting the show, you know, there's a good chance that a few certainly don't know who you are. So let's start there. Who is Tasha and longer short as you want to go? We've got plenty of time. Okay. Well, where do I start? So I just would describe myself as a regular, I call it a matrix mummy. Like just a mom of kids. I worked with my husband and a family business.

I was running around doing all the things, the bake sales, the fundraisers, you know, schlepping my kids to and from school and all their activities. I loved work, love my free time.

So I thought free time was when they went to school and it was a natural progression at five years old that you send them off to become, you know, great members of constructive of society, right? Just like anybody else.

paying taxes, way too many taxes, and really doing nothing of great significance, in my opinion, now that I look back at it. And definitely, I wonder how much time I actually had with my kids. Now that I have had them for four years, 24-7, it's so interesting to me on how much I outsource them at the time. But go back 2020, the first three weeks, you know, hookline and sinker with the narrative. I was so unconspiratorial, Sean, I don't know if you know this, but I was actually making masks when they ran out of PPE with my company and getting people to donate fabric and we were getting them made and then distributing them out throughout the city like during the first two weeks but and i was actually on mainstream media and this is when i didn't think mainstream media was the

evil state but entity that it is i actually was like oh look at this you know here we are this will be good for business down the road when we all go back in 14 days so of course we don't go back and something didn't sit right with me and there was a couple people that were posting narrative things on Instagram and Facebook and I was kind of watching from afar. And my sister-in-law came over and she showed me a video from, you know, the heavyweight champ boxer, David Rodriguez, Nino Rodriguez in the States. So basically he was talking about Petto Wood and he was talking about that there's dark things going on and there has been. And I don't know what it was, but something just hit me like in my soul with him.

It made me cry. I just knew. It's like I had a spirit. year to awaken. And you and I have talked about that before in relation to the convoy that sometimes these things happen where you just get these intuitive hits and, um, odd things that just awakened something inside of you. And I just knew that this was not what they were saying it was. And I slowly started to back out of this mask initiative, like just the slow creep getting out of this because I was like so into it. I had to convince my husband, he didn't want anything to do with it. And I was like, no, it's going to be great. We're going to help them because we laid off 65 people. You know, I,

I was like, we got to get back to work, right? Let's all do it for the team. I mean, I was a team player. You know, fast word to the convoy. So anyway, I just, it just led me down to research and like rabbit hole after rabbit hole and researching, researching and dark nights of the soul. And oh, my goodness. And so there I am.

I've got the kids home like all of us do. Anyone who's in grade level is on a laptop with their kid, with their teacher, right? So I have three kids. So I got three kids on three different laptops and a business that I'm still having to run with my husband on a headset, 11 hours a day. So the house was chaos, right? You're like, shh, quiet. The snacks are in the fridge. Don't hate your brother.

I'm on a call. Like, it was just absolutely nuts. And like, I mean, no wonder everybody was like, couldn't wait to get their kids back on the bus come September 2020 because they actually thought that's what homeschooling was, which, by the way, we can talk about that later. Nothing like that at all. So it was traumatic, needless to say. I think everybody has a story like that. So I, as I was researching and researching, what happened was on Facebook, I did my first post. My first post in May of 2020 about the MP in the parliament of Italy who was calling out Bill Gates, Monsanto,

saying this were crimes against humanity, that they were lying about the numbers that were the deaths in Italy. And it got taken off Facebook. And I was like, what? You know, this is like 2020. We didn't even know what censorship was. Now it's just like, you know, par for the course. But I was so angry. I wrote, Facebook is taking off my posts.

And anything I question about why these 5G towers are going up and what's going on with my. And I already knew about Monsanto, right? So I was awake and aware about some things. And people might say, oh, she's anti-Vax. Well, yeah, I didn't vaccinate my kids because I was a social worker for 10 years that worked with families who had children with disabilities. Do you know how many people I met that thought their child was vaccine injured and felt they were gaslit by the system?

So I was smart enough to do some research in my early 30s when I was pregnant. And I made a decision for myself and my family. That was right for us. I never thought I'd be speaking about it publicly. I never wanted to. I flew under the radar. There's so much pressure from schools and hospitals. And you'd go to parties and people would say it would come up somehow about measles and

antivacs. So I just like slid under the radar. And here I am today. Yeah. Let's not ruffle any feathers. Yeah. Yeah. I just wanted to do my thing.

Honest to goodness when you say that. I think that's exactly what I was until about August 2021. I was like, I'm just going to keep talking hockey. And people, if they want to have my conversation, you know, they'll hear me talk and I'm not going to run off plenty of feathers. And don't get me wrong, Ottawa was another thing. And the last year's been another thing. And certainly with this March on September 20th, that's going to be another iteration because I never thought I would be a part of any of this. Like I just, I'm, you want to think your way?

I want to think my way. Let's just, you know, we can all get along that I don't need to be in your life. You don't need to be in my life. And let kids be kids and a whole bunch of different things. When it came to church and God and all that, you know, like I had a listener, Tasha, because I've been talking a lot about spiritual stuff lately. And I've had some pastors on and, you know, and I've had a lot. Anyways, more religion than I thought I would ever faith or, you know, Bible, Jesus talk,

that I ever thought I would ever have on this sucker. So like I said, it's a little bit much. And I started laughing. I said, if that's what's getting you ruffled, good. Because at the end of the day, you go back 100, 200 episodes. I was doing none of that. I was flying under the radar. I was just like, you know, let's do our part.

They're going to hit 50% vaccine uptake and we're going to go back to normal. I was still there. I'm like, ah, 50%. Okay. 60%. All right, 70. Are you from... But this time, we're already annoyed.

I'm very annoyed. But I'm like, yeah. You know, we're going to hit a certain point, and eventually the government's going to let us out of this. Instead, the insanity just kept going on. Sorry to hop in. I just, to me, the flying under the radar, I think a lot of us can resonate with that. I don't want to ruffle the tailfos. Yeah.

They say it's a Canadian trait. You don't want to be disagreeable. I'm like, I'm not so sure. I don't know if that's just more of the world. Look at how much of the world went along with what was going on. It's just like, you know, I just want to go to the family barbecue or birthday party or the hockey game or on and on it went and tell. Literally, now here I sit and I'm like, by being, go with the flow, we've allowed so many things to just get off the rails like nobody's business.

And it didn't happen overnight. Sorry to cut in. Please continue. No, 100%. You know, we don't choose this past Sean. It chooses us. That's what's happened here. You know, I did not.

I used to have a saying because I used to run the marketing department in our business. And I'd say, nobody posts anything that's not about. family, business, or community endeavors, period, nothing controversial. Like, that was really my motto. So, I mean, but here's what happened. When I did come out publicly on my own personal page, I did nothing with the business, of course, I got met with such hate and vitriol from like neighbors, friends, family, business acquaintances, lost business, you know, just for asking questions just for challenging the narrative, just for talking about that this is a 99% recovery rate. And it's funny because because I didn't vaccinate my kids and I was educated on it and I had the

background I did as a social worker, when the CEO of the Calgary Flames came on a shut down the rinks, I think it was in June, I don't know what it was. And he said, when we find a vaccine, we'll all be able to get together again. I was like, boom, they're going to try to vaccinate the planet. I just knew it. I just knew what that this was going to be what it was about. I could foresee mandates, hysteria, fear. And because I've chosen to live a different way

and use homeopathic nozodes and other things that I educated myself on, there was no way I was going to do this. Right? So I said to my husband, it's going to get crazy in the fall. And he said, no, no, honey, everything's going to go back to normal. And it's all over. It's going to be back. It's going to be fine.

Look, you know, this is going to get crazy in the fall. Let me homeschool the kids for a year. And he said, you're crazy. You're going to want to shoot yourself. And there's not a chance. Like, you can't do this. What are you talking about? And I was like, I have to.

And I always think of our old business coach, Tony Robbins, because we had gone down to business mastery in Vegas to see Tony Robbins. And he says, you have to burn the boats to get to the island. Like, you know, when you're doing something and you have no idea, how you're going to get there, what you're going to do. You just light it on fire. And that's really what I did. And I already felt like I was in a fire anyway because so many people were rattled by me speaking out publicly. And it's not like I was standing on a soapbox. I was just asking on Facebook, you know, or Instagram. And

I didn't realize that that was a rite of passage that I was walking through, that as you've experienced in so many of our peers, that when you do come out and stick your neck out on the line or question the narrative, you're met with that kind of hate. And, you know, for some people, that's the fear that keeps them from speaking out or even just the idea of it. They can't do it. But for me, I just added more gas to the fire and just blew it up because that's kind of how I do. And I'm a Scorpio. So, you know, and I'm Jewish too, right? So it was most to heart on me when people in the Jewish community were turning on me, family and friends. And we were disinvited. to everything for years. And still, there's huge rifts. And it's really sad because to me,

I thought, I'm like the biggest team player there is. I'm like a caregiver. I was like a social worker. I love my friends and family. I love humanity. I'm saying these things because I don't trust big pharma. I'm saying these things because I don't trust maybe these, these, these entities, these big, you know, corporate technocracies and the government. Like I, how could you think that how could you turn against me? And I wasn't saying I was right. It was literally just for asking questions. So anyway, fast forward to September 2020. I leave to the cabin. I got to get out of the city because I'm losing all my friends and everyone's walking away. And I have the kids and I'm like, this could be great. I'm going to homeschool. So I go to the teacher's store and I get all the

stuff and I make my kitchen look like like a kindergarten room pretty much, right? And And I'm thinking they're going to love it because they love their teacher. Like they love me. That's going to be great. They're going to do all this work because we're going to do two or three hours a day, Monday to Friday, and then we're going to play all afternoon. And it wasn't too long. Like I'd say maybe the third day.

And I was like, what have I done? What have I done? And I was pulling out my hair and I was trying to coerce them and I was yelling. I was threatening. I was bribing. Like, I mean, anything I could do. I thought, why do my kids not want to do this? I said, you guys did this for your teachers.

They were grade one and grade four. You know, how could you not do this for me? I couldn't understand. Luckily, some divide intervention took place, and I fell upon Dr. Kelly Brogan, who's a holistic psychiatrist, who was on Biden's dirty dozen of misinformation list, so I was sure to follow her.

She was interviewing Dana Martin. Dana Martin is one of the founders of radical unschooling, and I just saw her, and I just knew what the, the vibe that she had, I was like, that's what I want. Like that, I need more of that. She literally interrupted, like she was in a middle of an interview just like this. And she said, I live with my crew all the time.

And if they come around me and they need me, I'm just going to have stopped the interview. And I'm going to have to deal with them. And I was like, what? Did she just give her children that level of respect as I'm doing right now? Okay. I'll see you, sweetie. And I was like, because, you know, after the three months, everybody can relate, right? You've got the notes on the fridge that say, don't bother me.

I'm in a meeting. You've got, you know, how it was. And so she was just matter of fact. And she put her kids first. And there was a freedom in her. There was a freedom that she resided, like, you know, exuded. And I was like, I'm in. So I contacted her.

I became her apprentice for a few years. All the while, I became the apprentice of Jason Christoph as well, who is a master in mind control and self-sabotage and understanding who the ruling elite class families are of this world that are the controllers of all of us and gave me foresight and insight into occult practices and what's happening and why the world is shaking the way it is and how they're moving us into the industrial fourth revolution. So, I mean, I'm literally going down rabbit holes deep, but I'm also going on this beautiful path, this solution-orientated path of understanding that what I was seeing on the outside on a macro level, government, tyranny, control, coercion, manipulation, I could control that in my own home.

I could change that if I could change and decondition and unprogrammed myself because I was actually doing that to my kids. Because that's what we do to our kids when we send them on the bus to school. It's not that school's bad and teachers are bad. It's just that we've been conditioned that that's what we do. They don't have a choice in the matter. They don't have a choice in the matter at all. But that's more deep unschooling 102 lessons we can.

So that's kind of who I am and how I got here. And of course, I landed at the convoy with yourself. I was there for five weeks away from the family. And it was insane and working with taking back our freedoms. Why did you go to Ottawa? Why or like, I mean, that's probably not an easy question. It probably isn't. It isn't.

But I mean, what was it about, you know, you're, you're homeschooling your kids. You're pulling your hair out. You're figuring it out. You're moving along. You're moving along. And then January 2020 comes upon us. And I don't know, maybe you knew it was coming from the beginning. You're like, oh, there's starting to convoi, I'm going.

And lead truck out there with Tamara and Chris and you're just like, who. Or maybe you're like the rest of us. And they're like, they're doing what? That'll never work. And then you're like, that might work. This is going to work. Oh, my God, this is working. Okay.

So what happened there? You know, I had just gone through a major surgery. I got an ex-plant. So I had my breast implants removed because that was also part of my deprogramming. Like when we're talking a radical spiritual shift, like I had it, you know, off the coffee, off the booths, getting the implants out. Like just an awakening of real life. that there are groups of people who social engineer us to make our worst decision for ourselves, and they benefit from that. So there I am.

Well, shout out, apologies. Shout out to Carla Treadway because she just had her breast from her. Oh, I know. And I'm like, I'm like, I feel weird talking about women's breasts that aren't my wife's, I guess. But I'm like, I'm kind of interested to hear the story of like, with Carla at least, because obviously she's been on the podcast a while back. And, yeah, we stand, you know, with all, with everybody, it's like, I mean, do you talk to everybody every day? No, but pay attention to enough, to each other enough to know kind of where everyone's at. Anyway, she had that post. I'm like, what? Like, okay. I mean, like, it doesn't surprise me anymore, but I'm still like, that's open, you know, that's open. And I look forward to hearing about it,

even though it's possible, folks, I could have a podcast on women's breasts coming. Although saying that. I have a podcast coming on home birth, I believe, with Billy something or other. And anyways, that's a complete side tangent. So I never know anymore. I'm doing all these strange things on here that once upon a time I don't think I ever would have dared to talk about, let alone and, you know, probably in private, but certainly not on the airs. Anyways, you know what? Sean, it's all the same. This is like, I really believe this is a great awakening of all the things are being lifted and unveiled for us to see the truth. And so you can't awaken, you can, you can awaken in one area and slowly others.

But it just, for me, it was kind of all at once. Carla reached out to me a few months ago or a long way back and was contemplating this. And I was encouraging her to do so, of course. And I also decided that I was going to start incorporating that talk. I think I was on a podcast with Sumit, and she wanted to really dive in more even about the implants or the ex-plant than the than the unschooling. And I just realized how many people it's helping, right? Us just being as transparent.

You think of how many women have done it. Yeah. You know, I don't even know the statistics on this. I'm just trying to think here quickly, folks, in my own life, how many women I know that have had breast implants. And acquaintances, quite a few. Like it's like, it's very popular, I would say. say or very normalized or I don't know the proper word but I once again always

trained to the thought of you know like you know I geez I'm gonna get all gushy here but like when it comes to my wife and having our children women get consciences of their body and let's not kid ourselves you you go through having well you know one little Newman in your belly let me tell you like I mean that's not the easiest process I can't sit here and act like I know pregnancy or what have you but I like to my wife you know like she's like the sexiest woman ever and she's you know as she gets older I always joke she's like a fine wine you know like they only gets better with age and the thing is is but that's got to be

tough on women because you go from being in like your 20s where I don't I don't know all the terms and everything but everything's firm and you know you look sharp and you can dress and then you know you go through pregnancy and maybe not once but three times and then society He says, well, I mean, you want your breasts back? Get a implant. You want your this to look a certain way or you want your tummy. Get a tuck. Get your lips done.

And one thing, once again, I don't get everything right, folks. Far from it. And my wife would tell you that. One thing I remember thinking early on when maybe Shea was born and maybe there was something, I'm like, no, you're not like, and not that Mel ever wanted to, but you can understand from a relationship standpoint that if I encourage, it heavily, maybe it happens, right? And I don't know, you have your own journey with that, and I'm just sharing my thought process. It's one of the things that I've always encouraged

the opposite. I'm like, you don't need anything. Like, you're, you are fabulous the way you are. Anyways, that's my moment of pumping up my wife because she's an excellent woman and still looks every bit as fine as the day I met her when she was like 21. I can't remember. Jeez, that's a long time ago now. Anyways. No, I love that. Well, you know, it's the implants are no different than the vaccine. So basically it's it's a mind control operative, right? We're kind of programmed through television, TV,

magazines that this is the thing that you do when your body starts to change. So I was under a mind control spell as far as I'm concerned. And I made this decision after I had my last baby. And, you know, I was told they were safe and effective. Nobody told me about the side effects. Nobody pulled me aside and said that you actually should be replacing the after 10 years. Nobody told me that silicone and saline are pretty much the same thing. Nobody told me that they actually have an 18-month shelf life when they're sitting in a bottle

on a shelf, but they can be inside a body that's this many degrees and that's going to be no problems at all. Nobody told me that doctors actually don't believe in, most of them don't believe in breast implant illness. So, I mean, I literally walked in just like I would if I believed in the medical system about vaccines. So I have a lot of compassion for people who took the vaccine and trusted the authorities because I have in my life in other ways. We all have, but we've all been duped. And when you really start to look into these things, you see it. And you see the people that are implementing it and giving it to you.

They don't even understand the stuff most of them themselves. I mean, if you ask the surgeon, what's really in them and what are the stats of this and that? They're not going to tell you. It's a business, right? For most of them, that's their business. And, you know, lots of women get gaslit about breast implant illness. And of course, I didn't know any of this. I didn't, I wasn't sick, okay?

I just had a spiritual awakening and knew I need to get these toxic things out of me. And quite frankly, I was terrified that they weren't going to let me into a hospital and vaccinated. If something happened and let's say one ruptured or something happened, I was now attached to this system from which I was awakening to and I needed to get away from. So I was terrified. And I actually, when I went into the hospital, so this is right before the convoy, I get an appointment.

I'm like, thank God. I get into the hospital. And you know what, Sean, listen to this. I'm sitting there listening to like one of your shows or someone's show, right? Like Laurelind, Tyler Thompson, right? Because I'm like still in the train. Like the convoy hasn't happened yet. And you get into the hospital.

I'm in the Banff Hospital. No one was allowed to go in. So I had to go in by myself. So there I am. I'm kind of terrified because I'm thinking these people are going to ask me if I'm vaccinated. They've asked me six times somebody kept coming in. So finally, after they gave me some kind of sedative and I'm a little loopy, the sixth guy comes in.

He's the anesthesiologist. And I go, are you really asking me this? again like I said no like why are you asking me this and he says oh you know well we just have to protect ourselves with more PPE because you're not vaccinated and I'm like oh god like what are you 40 you beta male like I'm just grossed out but I don't say that because they're about to cut me open and I'm scared they're going to jab me with something right I've got nightmares going on I'm sweating and I'm literally like going on to so I get out of there oh what I wanted to tell you was I'm trying to watch these shows that I've been watching while I'm waiting in the bed.

And the hospital link to the internet says, bitch shoot and rumble is considered extremely violent and dangerous content, and I don't have access to it. So there I am in the hospital, right, realizing that everyone who works there. You said bitch shoot. And I thought for sure you're going to say the internet said, bitch, get off rumble. And all I can think of is the man you're married to, he's like, what is going on?

My wife is a bullet train right now, and I'm trying to keep up. When I told my husband I was doing this, he's like, what? He's like, can't you get some organic ones? Like, he never pushed me to do them, but that's literally what he said. He's, you know, I say he's about eight to nine months behind me usually. So anyway, so I go into the surgery and I'm like, there's a cross. So I'm like laying on this cross, right? And I'm crying.

I got tears because I don't trust these people. I don't even want to be here. I just want to get in and out. And I got to go under and I don't want to. And I was so lucky. And this is my disclaimer for talking about nurses and doctors and teachers as we go into this. This beautiful angel came up to me. And she put her hands on my face.

And she said, you don't need to cry. You're going to be okay. I'm going to be right here with you. And I was just like, that's all I needed. I just needed that mom energy. I was so upset of everyone asking me if I was vaccinated. I was so upset and scared of hospitals. and she just put my soul to rest so that I could just go under and do the procedure and then go through the hell after.

But, you know, so I'm just saying, like, no matter what, these institutions that are being unveiled to us right now that have been gone unchecked for far too long, we want to blame the whole thing. It's the structure. And yes, it's the people at the top, but there are good nurses and doctors. There are great teachers in the institutions of which I'm going to kind of disclose. some things about. So there's my beautiful disclaimer story. It's funny. We got on to breast removal instead of how you got to Ottawa. Oh, right. Ottawa. It's funny. I'm just like, you know, some days I have control this thing. And I think the listener is like, you've got no control, Sean. You're just like, it's just this wild show. We're going to, we're going to talk about Ottawa instead

we get into breast removal. And it's like, well, maybe you should look into that, folks. Anyways, you never know who needs to hear it, though. I have got the craziest people that reach out to me. They're like, I heard you on this thing and it saved this. And you're like, wow. But, okay, so Ottawa. So I get at the surgery. It's end of November. I don't know, kind of go through December.

And Eric Payne, Dr. Eric Payne, who you had on your show. And he sent me the show. This is a while back. So I kind of bartended through university with his wife and we were good friends. And we started talking during all of this because I was very vocal. I had lots of doctors and surgeons actually reach out to me, ones that couldn't come out in public and ones that were. And Eric was one of them.

And so we had been talking a lot about what we would do to get out of the country if we had to. I mean, we have to go back and remember how scary this was for people like us. Like I literally, when Trudeau on his campaign said that parents that are unvaccinated are a threat to their children and ours, I was like, plant, I had the bug out bags ready. I found a guy who was a freedom guy who had a plane. I'm getting ready to leave from Mexico. I don't care if my husband understands. I'm taking the kids and I'm out when it's called, you know.

And I don't understand why every other Jewish person on the planet didn't see this. I know there's a few. I can name three in Calgary. That's it. And myself. And those three are silent. And I had to be the advocateer. Fine.

I'll do it. But I mean, there's more now. But I just, I couldn't understand. So anyway, I just remember seeing the trucks like on TikTok. and it's starting in Vancouver and my heart was palpitating. And I've been talking with Eric and Brenda about, you know, a plane if we had to, we could split it as a family if we had to get out of the country. Like this is real, right?

This is how it was. Well, here's the thing. And I'm just going to pause you there just for a second to go, you know, there's probably new people to show that have never, have no idea what you're talking about. And that's totally cool. But there's going to be a huge chunk that went through these discussions at different points where, And I was just having this discussion with a couple. They were on our deck a couple of weeks ago.

And I was explaining sitting out in the pasture, out in the middle of nowhere with no cell phones with five of us discussing. Like, are we going to Mexico? Well, the family, like, and there was a heated debate on it, right? Which was a fantastic conversation to have witnessed. And when I talk about that, certain people are like, oh, man, we had our own discussion. And what's wild about it is how many Canadians had that thought.

You know, like Drew Weatherhead's a social disorder podcast. He's a guy that picked up his family and out they went and they moved to the States for six months. Mike Kuzmiskus down to Mexico for two years, right? Like there's people that I know that went. Yeah. And there's, and I'm missing a bunch. And then there's a whole host of families, businesses, people that had it marked on the calendar. And they're like, this is a big date.

And they had these internal discussions, just like you're talking about, that I'm like, will resonate with so many people just as much as driving to Ottawa or seeing the videos and it brings back tears to so many or smiles or their hair rises, anything else. That fall, well, that's going on. I'm sitting in a pasture in the middle of nowhere, Saskatchewan, having a discussion at like 5.30 in the morning. no phones, no nothing about like what the heck are we going to do? Because everybody's staring at it. So I'm sorry, this is like you're bringing back up memories. I haven't really thought that much about in a long time.

Other than a couple came over the deck. And I actually brought that up. I'm like, I actually don't know how many people have ever heard me talk about it. Because, you know, a lot of those things back then, I was like, I don't want anybody to know we're talking about this, right? Because I didn't know how many other people were talking about it, except now you find out everybody was talking about the same bloody thing. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, it's true. And it's scary when you think that that was just a year and a half ago or two years ago. And I still am having those conversations to be quite frank. So basically. But I think actually that conversation now has been a bit normalized. You steal one of their terms. I'm like, oh, you think about leaving Canada?

Good. You must be paying attention to a few different things, right? Yeah, it's true. I mean, you know, lots of people now when they bring it up, it's like, yeah, yeah. And we've thought, you know, there's been lots of discussions in a lot of different circles now on whether staying in Canada is the right choice. or whether you're getting out, if you get out, where do you go? Why would you go there? And all these frank discussions on a whole bunch of things.

What I've learned in the last, since that time, which is probably two years, honestly, Tasha, is that there is a ton of people in Canada that, man, I'm excited to get to know and I'm happy that I've gotten to know. And I don't know of a better place to be than Canada. It just doesn't mean the fight goes away. It's like it's heating up, but anyways. It is heating up. But yeah, so I basically, I got a text when the convoy started saying,

do you still have that contact with the plane? And so that was from Eric and Brenda. And I was like, what, to go to Ottawa? And I had my bug out bags, my silver, my gold, my cash stocked away, my, like, medical stuff. Like, you know, I was ready for it to flee in a different way. But here I am. and I'm like, let's do it. So I literally had to say yes, get my kids organized, check with the husband, check with my parents,

make sure they have the kids, right? And then I had one day to say yes to this plane that was going to cost me $36,000, which I couldn't afford on my own. I didn't know who was going to come with me. I didn't know if anybody would come at all. There was me and Eric and Brenda. And we were like, okay. And I said to her, I'm going on the 93 right.

now and there's no cell service for an hour and a half. And I've just said yes to this plane. And she's like, well, she starts to panic. Like, I'm not sure I said, you need to rally like we used to at Cowboys back in the day. And you need to get some ass and seats. All right, girl. And she's like, yeah, all right. I'm rallying. I'm doing it. I'm going to have the, I like, because I'm not paying for a $36,000 plane. So she's like, okay, so I get off, got the kids organized. I take the bug out bag and off I go. And I'm driving. And there's no cell service. And I'm just like, I'm elated. I'm terrified. I'm like, I'm not sure. Oh my gosh, right? Don't know if I'm going yet. Don't know who's coming. Get to Calgary. Still don't know. Wait the night. Then I get like at midnight a text to be there 7 a.m.

And I'm not even going to tell you because I think there's still, you know, there was an investigation when we came back because of the people that I was on there with some amazing people, amazing doctors, amazing people in the community, some high profile. So, you know, there could be things still going on. So I'm not going to. name any names. I'm not going to say anything. But I will say that the plane was full and I couldn't believe that I was on the plane with these people and that this was happening. And we were all just as giddy as excited as going to like a concert for the first time down at the saddle dome. You know, we're just like going to believe it. And we were flying under the radar because it was illegal to fly back then for any of us on there. So it was like a deep stealth mission. It felt like, you know, we were going rogue and I was in a movie is what it felt like. And so Eric and I get in

and we're in Ottawa and all of a sudden it's freezing and we got rolling suitcases and they're messing with the GPS. So him and I and it's like minus 20 are looking for the hotel we're supposed to go to but we can't our GPS isn't working on our phones. And so we're going in circles. And so we end up like sitting in the lobby of like some weird. crack hotel like so that I can get get some new shoes on at a pair of socks like just to get to the hotel I had no idea what's going to happen every day I'd wake up and say okay god put me to work or send me home to my kids like what am I doing here and then of course as you know I ended up working behind the scenes with the most phenomenal people and it was a ride it was a trip so I I felt like I was

going when you asked me that question you know when lions um it's always the lioness that actually does the hunting the lion stays back with the cubs it protects the the the whole place. That's what I feel like my husband and I are, you know, he gave me the blessing to do this, even though he was terrified, but I was like, I got to do this. This is it. Like I, if I don't stand now, we're out. Like, this is it. I just, I don't know what was calling me, you know, but now I understand. I do understand now, but it was a big risk. And I'm glad I took it. Yeah, it's interesting. I was talking with Dana Metcalf earlier. And, uh, you know when I think back on it I don't know why I was like I had an idea of why I was there

and I certainly talk about a lot about you know that naivity or naivety however you pronounce it of like just not having my feet completely on it right you know you go there and you're kind of like look around you're like what the heck is going on and one of the great memories I have is walking into the arc hotel and standing in front of me is like Eric Payne Dr. Francis Christian, Dr. Roger Hawkinson, I should have said Dr. Eric Payne, Daniel Bullford walks in. I'm missing a few here. And I'm like, oh my God, it's like, this is the podcast. I'm like, this is, this is kind of strange. And I remember saying, you know, along the lines, well, it's great to see you. And somebody's like, well, there's nowhere else to be.

This is where it's at. This is where the fight's happening. I'm like, I guess so, right? I guess you're right. And I'm like, I don't know what the heck is going on. You know, and fast forward, and you're probably going to blow my mind here with, you know, the five dark agendas, Tasha. But I'm like, you know, back then I was just naive. Now I'm like, I think there's a lot of us that have realized, you know, and I've quoted this a lot with Julie Pennessy the first time I had her on.

I'm like, how long do you think this is going to go on? You know, like three months? And the look on her face when I said that, I'll never forget. She's like, you're an idiot, and I'm like, I am an idiot. And I think over the course of the last year and a half since Ottawa, I think a lot of us realize this isn't something that's done in a year's time. Like, this is a long, long game. And for a lot of us, I think that's maturity starting to show instead of, like,

we can get this done in a weekend and go back to, you know, whatever the weekends used to be, you know, I'm not saying you can't have fun. But certainly a lot of us, including myself, man, I thought, you know, we hit a certain percentage, it's over. Or, you know, two weeks, yeah, we'll be back. Or, you know, it can't be that bad. It is that bad. And, you know, every time I think we're getting close to the end,

because I still have hope. I've got a lot of hope, honestly. Something new comes on here and I'm like, ah, crap. Yeah. That all being said, you know, I want you to start with Soji. but you you teed it off before I even started here before we started recording about the five dark gens and I'm like oh bullocks here we go so let's talk soji you know we got the million march one million march for children coming up so I think it's important for parents and anyone else

to hear certainly about soji and anywhere you want to take that and and we'll go from there yeah so So the million March, okay, this is a great opportunity. So, okay, to bring the convoy into this is you're absolutely right. I was like you. I thought everything's going to end in six months. We're going to have these perpetrators in jail. Politicians are going to go down and we're going to wrap this up. And what I've come to realize with maturity as well is that there's no going back to the old

life. This is an absolute, like, I mean, the civilization, the world is we know it. It's gone. It's done. It's time to move on and create something else. And so that might seem really radical, especially to parents, because I advocate for unschooling and creating something outside of the system. I don't think that the system, the education system, can actually be reformed.

I think it's on fire right now. And the reason I don't think it can be reformed is because of its historical roots and foundations. As I have researched, what I have found, and I'm included in this as well, and just breaking out of it like the rest of us, is that school is the tool that's used to create reflexive, obedient followers. And this is the real pandemic. This is why they're able to get away with this. This is why we've seen the greatest biggest global medical sci-up of all time. And our governments are still complicit and they're not saying anything about it. And NCIs are going on and there's no acknowledgement of it and they continue to push the next facts and they're wearing masks right now

on TV. This is because it has been a set up of decades, if not generations, if not centuries. and public school is one of the tools that are used for state-funded totalitarianism. And I don't feel that we're tiptoeing to totalitarianism anymore. I feel like we are in a full-blown communist takeover, and we are all just waking up to it. So if you want to start with the Soji curriculum, that's the sexual orientation, gender ideology. It's a lot of people. It's made a lot of ruckus and fuss, which is great, especially between the Muslims and the Christians, and they seem to be coming together for the march, along with everybody.

else who's non-denominational and such, which is a wonderful thing because you and I know what the unity can be like. And more importantly, it's when people come out and they realize they're not alone with their thoughts. They realize that, okay, my concerns are shared with others and I'm not the minority. That is going to be the most important thing of this march. Do I actually think that anything's going to happen? No, but this is going to be great because it's round two of what we experienced through the convoy, which is that our government will gaslight us, not hear us, and try to move on with their agenda anyway. So this will be another set of people to add to our group

where we can unify and amplify. So I'm very hopeful about this March, and I really hope that people come. And it doesn't matter if you're a parent, if you are against this gender ideology, the mixed bathrooms, the forced pronouns, this is your time to stand. So that being said,

the SOGY curriculum started as a pilot project in Ontario. Now, it's so interesting because, I started to study as well what was going on in the U.S. and what they have is this sexual comprehensive education curriculum. But the foundation of these two ideologies, what are the chances that they are both founded or pushed by pedophiles? Like, what are the chances of that? That seems crazy what I'm saying. But most people don't know that Ben Levin, who was the deputy minister for Kathleen Wynne in 2015 is the one that tabled and helped develop the Soji curriculum. He is a convicted pedophile. He went to jail for two and a half years for producing child

pornography, for planning to elicit sexual crimes against children, for having child pornography. Okay, so when he went to court, if you read his court transcripts, it's a lot more gory than what I just said. And of course, when you read the CBC, small, you know, articles that they did about it, it's whitewashed. Ben Levin, in helping table this, being protected, selected, whatever you want to call it, people were actually protesting outside the courtroom. Psychologists on record have said that this Soji curriculum is grooming material. And yet, it still went through our entire. nation. Everything starts out of Ontario, and we can talk about some of the newer things that are

happening there, too. The U.S., their comprehensive sexuality guide and curriculum, is based on Alfred Kinsey's research. Alfred Kinsey is the one that decided that kids were sexual by nature as infants. His data, his predatory self-serving data, was based on pedophiles, torturing, and raping children. You can look it up in his own books, Table 34. So the Kinsey Institute, which still protects this data, even though victims have come out to say this is what, you know, Kinsey paid these pedophiles. $750,000 a year still goes to the Kinsey Institute to protect this research establishment from this pedophilic data, saying it's in the name of science. But this guy lied. He lied and he deceived the American public. And he is, they call him the father of the law.

the sexual revolution because through his work, he actually purported that people were much more deviant than they were because he did interviews with people that were in jail and prostitutes and homosexuals. He was a closet and homosexual himself. And then he took all of this work from pedophiles and created this false scientific data about this. And everything that they talk about is based off these notions. So we have to take a historical perspective to understand how is this this way today? What is this craziness? Why are we thinking this way? The UN has just come out with a new comprehensive sexual education guide that is based on Kinsey's work. The gender ideology, this newest thing that people have heard about, gender ideology, okay? The idea that gender is something fluid

that is a social construct that can be changed at will anyway, was coined and termed by a scientist, a doctor named John Money. John Money's work when you start looking into it was also predatory and false. He had a set of twins that one of them had a circumcision that was botched at birth. So he changed one of the twins into a girl at the age of six months or two years old. And through their lifetime, he abused them. He was a pedophile himself. He made them do horrific things.

She, okay, so turned into Brenda, didn't want to be Brenda, had a horrible upbringing because she felt she was always a boy, but she was told by the parents were told to keep her as a girl. And meanwhile, money is going around saying, this is successful, this is successful. They finally say, the kids finally say to their parents at 13, if you send us back, that to him, we will kill ourselves. So the parents don't know what to do. They tell them, they tell their twin boys,

Brenda, you are actually David and we're sorry. He's so relieved because he's felt like a boy his whole life, but he's had to dress in these dresses and do this stuff. So he changes back. He ends up marrying somebody and becomes a stepfather. He's trying to move on with his life. Money is out there telling everybody, hey, gender ideology is a thing.

Yeah, you can be fluid. It's just a social construct. That's all. It has nothing to do with chromosomes. We can change this. And the twins decide we need to go public. We need to go public and we need to say how horrific this was and that he's a liar. They do that within a year and a half, both of them are dead.

One from suicide. Was one of them on Oprah? Am I wrong? Yeah, it was Donahue way back then in the 80s. It was Donahue. I don't know. Maybe he did make it to Oprah, but. I can't remember, but sorry, yeah, okay.

I feel like I've. So we have to go into historically, like, who created this? Where are they getting this from? You know, and then look into their past, which no one has time to do because they're running around trying to make a living and pay all these ridiculous taxes. So people are busy. And so I understand. So it's no judgment. But when you start to look at this, you're able to connect the dots.

The UN right now, okay, is pushing that children have the right to consent. If they consent, it's okay. They are changing the language right now, which is one of the tactics used to totalitarianism, changing and attacking borders, culture, and language. So the UN is pushing this idea that children should be able to consent, that it is no longer appropriate to use the word pedophile. we should be saying minor attracted persons instead, and that pedophilia should actually be looked at as a sexual orientation,

because if not, it goes against the human rights of the pedophile, because I'm going to still call them pedophiles. So this is an attack on our children, and it's coming from the top, which are these globalists, these institutions, who have compromised our governments, who are then pushing it through. So there's a structure here. So the Soji curriculum, they have a Soji leader in the schools. A lot of them are sex activists.

A lot of them are with the LGBTQ plus whatever you want to call it movement. And they are trained in a certain way. The idea that there's more than two genders is a scientific lie. It's a lie. There is not more than two genders. You just ask somebody who is a farmer or if the people died, And you dig them up six months later, you're going to know whatever surgery they had if it's a girl or a boy. I mean, it's just ridiculous.

I've had teachers send me things from meetings that they're inside. Like, you know, I have, if you go to my stories and my highlights on Instagram, I've taken, they've sent me snapshots of the computer showing me literally like 62 different pronouns to use like, igs, er's eyes and, and ghostlike and witches and the kitties. And like, it's just, it's crazy. And why are people just going along lockstep with all of this? Well, it's the same thing with the hospitals. Why are people going along lockstep with this? Because they've been trained to do so. They've been trained to do so.

We all have been trained to not question authority. We're trained from the minute we start kindergarten. So the SOGy curriculum is definitely the loudest. on the scene right now, but simultaneously what parents need to understand is that our government is complicit and is working with this. So we've got this social contagion happening and they are changing legislation at the same time to take away our parental rights because there is an agenda to move us into transhumanism. That is actually the end goal. Like right now, so 5% of adults under 30 identify as trans.

Five years ago, it was 0.06%. Imagine what's going to happen five years from now. There's a 4,000% increase in children in New York State that are identifying as non-binary. My friend in Red Deer just said her nine-year-old went back to school in the fall. And last week, her new girlfriend declared herself to the class that she's a lesbian over the summer.

She's nine. Like, we weren't thinking about those things. when we were nine and nor do we need to. And if that was a one-off, that's fine, okay? But that's not what this is. And our government is involved because Bill C4 with our Uniparty, and I say Uniparty, the liberals and the conservatives and the NDP all voted. Not one person against Bill C-4.

And Bill C-4, when I read it, I had such a stomach punch, you know, like just sick. Not only can no clergyman, mental health professional psychiatrist or psychologist, do anything other than gender-affirm a child. So they won't touch you. If you say, my Jane wants to be Johnny and you go anywhere, they can lose their license and they can go to jail if they do not go down the pharmaceutical path that is given, the social transitioning political ideology that is given. And furthermore, parents cannot in this country right now take their child and travel outside of the country for any kind of help.

They will go to jail. That's where we're at. And that's one of the reasons I say we're already in a communist takeover. We're just waking up to it. So that's Soji. And where do you want to go with that? I mean, like in your- Actually, it's just your last comment, you know, living as it actually has nothing to do with Sojee.

It actually has to do with living in communism. I've had many of thoughts on communism. I had many a guest that lived in communism from eastern part of Europe, for the most part. Come on and talk about it. And one of the things that Susanna said, you know, was like, I actually enjoyed communism up until about university. And then in university, you realized you weren't allowed to think. You had to say what the line is. and it comes back to this, you know, we want diversity, just not diversity of thought.

And right now in Canada, I go, I don't know what all communism sounds like or feels like. I can't sit here and act like I've ever lived in, certainly lived in under everything COVID. But I can certainly tell you right now they do not like diversity of thought. And in fairness, you know, we have to find different and creative ways to be. break people out of their little bubbles that they get fed over, you know, like the algorithms keep us, you know, lock because we don't really want to talk for the other side. Oh, the other side had a good point. Ah, you know, we have to find a way to have discourse and to have meaningful discourse so that we can get both sides talking because as long as it's divided, oh, I just come,

yeah, I just look at it and I go, as long as we're divided, they get to do whatever the heck they want with us because we can't get on the same bloody page to stop them. And so, So when you talk about communism, I'm like, I don't, you know, like, I kind of get it why people make fun of Canada being communistic right now because it's like, well, we've been heading in that direction for a long time. I just didn't see it until you start speaking a different language than the current narrative. And once you start doing that, you're like, oh, we're already there in certain aspects. Oh, 100%. I mean, this is why the censorship, BC11 has passed. You know, you can't get any news on any social media.

They want you to go to the state-funded media for your news. I mean, there is no bigger thing. And I remember going to the first protest of that. That was probably May 2020. That was my first protest. And there was only 100 of us in Calgary and we were protesting the censorship law. And I remember even Ottawa, some of the political advisors were saying there's no way that's going to get through. There's no way that's going to get through.

Well, it went through, didn't it? And these are also going to go through. We can talk about Bill C-67. But just one more thing to add, when people, well, why would they do this and what's going on? You have to understand that there's billionaire technocrats that are funding this and giving money to our governments or giving money to our education ministries. And it's a spigot. It just goes down the line. These billionaire tech like the Ark Foundation, Jennifer Prickter.

Jennifer Prickter is a trans man. Jennifer is actually a dude. Okay. these rich billionaires that have these fetishes want to push this because if and soros is behind it. And if you look at it and what they're saying is, is that humans like Yovar Harare says are hackable animals. And they want to merge humans with machine. And to do that first, they have to erode the boundaries of cultural norms from gender so that everything is fluid. So nothing means anything anymore.

Everyone can be adrogynous. She's a dude. He's not. It doesn't matter. Pedophilia, no big deal. They have to break that down for us to start accepting this idea of transhumanism. But that is the ultimate goal. There's a lot of this stuff on my website. I've got a whole free resources page. Where can people go to find your website, Tasha? Tashafishman.com. Super easy. Free resource page. I'll put it in the show notes. Yeah. Yeah. Dot com. There. So for people listening,

I'll toss it in the show notes that way you can just click on it. One thing on Soji, and I'm curious your thoughts on this, is I brought this up with Dana too, is, you know, BC, all 60 school divisions, six years if memory serves me correct, Manitoba, six school divisions, pilot programs, Saskatchewan, from what I understand, and somebody's going to correct me on this, zero right now. It's being held at bay, if you would. So there's going to be a lot of teachers, school people in that realm. Some have seen inklings. All I've got to do is bring up Lumsden. And certainly there's some stuff going on there that you're like, well, that doesn't happen everywhere. It's like, well, you're actually quite right on that in one sense because Saskatchewan doesn't have the Soji curriculum implemented, as far as I understand, folks.

So what would you say to Saskatchewan? Because that's where I, you know, even though I'm on the border of Alberta, Saskatchewan, It's a Saskatchewan school system, right? So it's not here, Tasha. It's not here. Well, it's going to get there eventually. But, you know, I have to give kudos to the premier of Saskatchewan who stood up and finally said that children under the age of 16 that want to change their pronouns or their gender. The school has to consult the parents.

But if you notice there was an uproar with the Teachers Union and the president of the Teachers Association and backlash behind that saying that they're here. to keep children safe and how parents can be evolved. So it's interesting. There's a teacher named Ronnie Herman who left BC, left the system during COVID. And she couldn't deal with the critical race theory, which we can get into in the second. But she said that the typical triad has always been parent, student, and child to solve any problem, any matter when it came to the child. And all of the sudden, they're getting top-down information and being told and being

empowered to take the parent out of the equation, like the parents are the enemy. But if you listen, like I said, if you guys go to the communistic goals read in 1968 in Congress, there was a warning. Number 41 says, emphasize the need to raise children away from the negative influences of parents, attribute prejudices, mental blocks, and retarding of children of repressive influence of parents. Number 17 says, get control of the schools. Use them as transatlantic. transmission bolts for socialism and current communistic propaganda. Soften the curriculum, get control of the teachers' associations, put the party line in textbooks. So my answer to your question would be like anything they do is always a slow drip.

I think and believe the reason that BC hasn't hired back to 750 health care workers, doctors, and nurses who aren't vaccinated is because it's like they do little experiments everywhere. What works in this province? What works in that province? And the more confused we are, if you noticed all the mandates, Quebec had a curfew, but Ontario didn't, you know, when you start to understand mind control and study psychological mind control, you see that this is how they operate. This is actually, when you even study like totalitarianism and Marxism and you look at these factions, it didn't just happen overnight. But one of the ways they do it is to keep us confused. Well, this is happening here, but not there.

If they did everything at once, if they put whatever they put that has harmed people in those vaccines all at once and 60% of people drop dead, what would happen? There'd be a huge uproar and there would be, everything has to be slow dripped because they need our consent. So if they can, they know Ontario's got the biggest population and that they're in control of that. So they're going to feed it there. That's where everything comes out of. BC is as communist and sleeping as they get. Let's throw it out there. you know, Saskatchewan and Alberta are a little bit like, okay, we'll try it here, we'll try it there.

So that would be my interpretation of that. But all I would say is check your libraries. Because just because Soji isn't there, go to exposing Soji123.com. Pierre Barnes has done an excellent, excellent job of going to all of the schools, figuring out people are sending him things. He catalogs them. You can find your school. Find out what books are in there. and take a look for yourself, folks, because it's more than alarming.

And so when you get into the other stuff, too, you realize that Soji isn't a class. It's an ideology. Teachers are being taught to use it in their safe space classes and speak about it in different ways through math, through history, through social. So it's not that you're going to find one health teacher that, although you're, did with Planned Parenthood, which was horrific. But it's that the Soji ideology is embedded throughout the school. And that's what fifth generational warfare actually looks like. It's very hard to depict. This is why there's not a board of the schools who actually pick the books.

The teachers and the librarians are responsible. So nobody can go and say, hey, why are these books in here? Why did you approve these books? You can't do it. Go find the panel. Go find the panel of people. They just, oh, it's to everybody's discretion. And so this is a way that keeps parents confused and in the gray area of spotting the actual problem. That's, hmm, once again, I'm going to put that website in show notes, exposing SOG1,223.com. I think that's, um, hmm, you know, that's, uh, that's interesting. I'm, I'm like, you know, one of the things that, uh, people should probably know is you know when Tasha first approached me about this I don't know what that was

six months ago yeah it's like I just don't I just don't know if I can you know I don't know if I can bring somebody on to talk about schools while my wife's a teacher and I think she's amazing listen this is why I defend teachers so adamantly I'm married to one she's amazing she wants nothing but the best for kids

I've witnessed it for the last 16 years we've been together right so I don't think this is some nefarious plot by every teacher out there and I will defend that till the cows come home but I also think information is very powerful and I wrote down a couple things that I'll toss in the show notes because I'm like you know getting the right info and getting an understanding of it allows you to control your thoughts and put it out there so you can have an articulate argument on why things are the way they are and

And when it comes to, you know, you're mentioning mind control and why Quebec is a lockdown and and Saskatchewan has the snitch line and on and on it goes, you know, here in, here in Little Old Lloyd, we had both right, because we're half and half. Now we followed Saskatchewan health care, so we followed more Saskatchewan rules. But it was interesting because like I got to see it live out. Mo would say something, then can't even say something. And it wasn't, why is it different? And I actually spent more time on why is it different? Why can a pool, a swimming pool in Lloyd Minster, which was the first place,

Miranda, who was a guest on here, was the lady who was arrested. Anyways, they arrested her out front for not wearing a mask in the pool. But if you just look through the glass, everybody's swimming has no mask on. I'm like, this makes zero sense. So the zero sense making of it

actually confused me more than anything. And that's what you're pointing out to, just on a larger scale with Quebec to Ontario, to all these things. It's like all the people can't figure out what's going. And if you keep us off our, you know, if you don't let our feet plant so we can figure out what's going on, then we never can truly adjust and just be like no more. That's it. That's 100% it. Yeah. So there are some things that are even worse than Soji, though.

I can just briefly go into because I know we've got time. Oh, buckle up folks. Hey, it's like, it's like first, first, uh, uh, Dana came on and started talking the Tavistock institution. Oh, yeah. And now, and now Tash is going to go, well, that's one dark agenda, but it's not the worst one. Let's go into the other four. Yeah.

Okay. So the other four, okay. Can we get five light agendas? Can we get like five amazing things going on? Can we get like, like, can we get some hope breathed into this sucker? I know. Well, yeah, I mean, your wife can share with you the good stuff. Of course there's good stuff going on.

But, you know, as the kids get older, they're, they're more. susceptible to the indoctrination. I actually feel really bad for the little little ones that are actually learning this. I have so much video. I have video from the UN actually teaching teachers how to speak to the kids about these things as young as four years old. They want them to know how to masturbate in Europe. They've put aside a room where kids can touch themselves. Like there's some really inappropriate craziness going on in the world right now. But some of the things that are harder to see, okay, is things like critical race theory. So let's get into that. So critical race theory is designed to make white children feel guilty for being white for things that they're not

responsible for and to make every other ethnicity feel disempowered because they are told that they have less agency. But not only are they told they have less agency. They're also being told that their white friends may have unconscious, unbiased racism and might have racist thoughts towards them. So they need to be leery of that as well. So the entire diversity and equity BS propaganda push is there's 400 studies. And I'm not talking willy-nilly studies. I'm talking from Stanford and Harvard that prove that this kind of training in the workforce and in the education system actually does more harm than good. Like there was one I remember specific. where they had a bunch of coworkers speaking on a thread,

and the minute they brought up white privilege, 60% of the people got off the thread. Like, nobody wants to hear that. Nobody wants to feel that, and everybody's very uncomfortable. And the fact that they keep reiterating racism and let me apologize for being white, and now it's,

let me apologize for sitting on unseeded land. And this is all a setup. And I'll tell you why. Because right now, Bill 67 of the. Education Act, the Racial Diversity Equity Act is being passed. It's in its second reading through the Parliament right now. And it's literally going to change the definition of racism to being a notion that one race is superior over another, not only by consciously, but also subconsciously.

So they are actually trying to put this into law, the thought police. they are actually saying in this bill that they will have the ability to find people who are racist and there will be investigations that will be tracked. This is their words. Tracked, okay? Investigated by students, teachers, parents, or concerned citizens. Because somebody could be thinking something or somebody just says that they're thinking something. So they've also said that every teacher,

that graduates has to take this diversity training, has to sign off on the notion that there's unconscious racism. If they want to be promoted, they have to be pushing that narrative. And ultimately, they have to be indoctrinating our kids with this. When you talk about, when we just talked about the provinces being divided by mandates, this is another way to divide the people by race. You know, let me remind everybody that it wasn't that long ago that our prime minister, our current sitting prime minister,

called us all racist, bigots, misogynist for not being vaccinated. So what else can you use the word racist for? But they are literally putting it in the school system so that if you and military has to sign off on this too. So if you want to be promoted, so who's going to be five years from now, the leaders at the top, but the people that push this propaganda? And you tell me what's going to happen

when they have criminal law in place that says that they can charge you for thinking a certain way. This is, this is as Orwellian as it gets, but I can already foresee the setup. Can you? It's really scary. We're,

we're starting the Monday off, you know, as we record this, it's going to come out on a Monday. And I'm like, we're starting the week off with like, well, amp yourselves up,

folks. Here we are, Tasha Fishman, laying it down on another lazy Monday afternoon here on whatever rate, station and then you blast them and people are swerving all over the place because they're anyways yeah no I mean it's it's insane and they've also one more thing they're doing in this bill is they're adding the list of Asian hate to the hate groups so the hater groups right

now are the indigenous the Islamophobia the Jewish they they landed in there and now it's the Asians. And so it's everybody but white people. Let's be clear. So you have to understand that this will be the new racism. Just being white, just being a heterosexual male, just being a heteronorm family. You're a bigot if you don't want to sleep with a trans person. I mean, like all of these things are coming out everywhere. So between social media, our government implementing legislation, and the seeds being planted by the sex activists, and the celebrations of life, of the rights of passage, of becoming somebody else and cutting off your buddy parts, we have a social contagion happening right now.

And we are going to have a generation of children 10 years from now that turn around and say, where were you? And I know what I'm going to say. But so that's Bill 67. And let me just just, I know we're running for time. No, no, we're not running for time. So stop it.

We're not. I'm trying to, you know, I was thinking, about Tanner Applegate for the audience. And he, if you go back until the first time I had him on, he's this big brute of a man. And I mean that in the best possible way. And he talks with this deep voice that I can't impersonate and I won't try and I just did. And I suck at it. And he said, you know, the storm's already here or the tsunamis are like already coming.

You can try and stop a tsunami or you can just get out of its path and let it do it. And some folks are going to say and you know what the longer you go, I'm like, okay. So where this is going to hit hard. is going to be in the cities. And us rural folk, as much as I want to, you know, go to war with people that don't, you know, it's almost like you're dragging the horse to water while it's, you know, it's like, well, let them go, I guess, because that is about as insane as it gets. And the insanity will not stop.

And you go, so where are all the other people going to go? Well, they've already been fleeing, lots of them fled Canada, but lots of them are fleeing the cities and coming out to rural parts because it's just like, you know, you want to, you want a lesson in the sexes. You just watch cattle and a bull. And it's like, or you go to a milk farm and, you know, the running joke that I actually saw it up. I want to say it was Fox News, but it was a senator being like, well, where's that, where's that New York Times reporter? How do you milk a bull? And to the farm kid of me, I'm like, that's great, right? Like, it's so self-explan. It's like, yeah, you, okay, there it is.

And so, you know, I don't know. I'm like, do you just get out of the way of the storm, Tasha, and buckle down the hatches and protect and not, I'm not saying don't talk about it. I'm certainly, I mean, I'm not going anywhere. I'm going to try and, you know, once upon a, well, actually it happens all the, not all the time. I would say every week at least one text, if not more, saying, you know, in the darkest times of COVID, you were this like little shining light. You kept me sane.

And I'm sure at times like this, different people talking about it and letting you're not alone and you're not the only one who thinks like that is doing a similar thing. So I don't mean it like batting down the hatches, turn off the podcast and walk away and just worry about your own. But at the same time, I'm like to act like this isn't when you're talking about the Uniparty and everybody's, wherever the money's coming from filtering to the top and then they control below and then they control below and it goes down, down, down. and we all experienced it at some stage through COVID, whether you want to admit it or not. You look at the future and you go, well, if they're going to fight so hard to cash trade the entire world and tell kids this and that,

are we better off exerting every ounce of energy into marches and protests or into preparing the ark, so speak, and just protecting our communities as best we can? I don't know the answer to that. That's why I'm posing it to you. Well, I'll tell you this. The reason I still stand and I still speak out is because, number one, I see the impact that I'm having. And I understand the absolute sheer panic people have when they actually do make the jump and pull their kids home.

And that's kind of the work that I end up doing through a community coaching program. And one-on-one coaching is I help parents kind of unprogram, unhook from the system because it's terrifying to have your kids home. We've been acclimated as Canadians to outsource them not only to school, but to activities and coaches and, you know, sleepovers and people are pretty much like, screw the kids. Where are my kids? I don't know. Just give me some wine.

Like, I mean, that is really what our culture has been. You're not wrong. And so for people to think, I mean, I can't tell you, I was the same way. Oh, my God, I could never homeschool. No, no, no, I'm not. I just understand the story to speak out is because you're actually in my last podcast for three months because I am going into the season of no. But the reason is because.

Into the season of no. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I actually hired Carla as my business coach for the next six months. So she's like, you're going into a season. I know. I'm like, okay. So you're one of my last year.

But yeah. And that really makes it, I don't know, divine timing because, you know, I had to change this. Yeah. I never give the audience. Well, I try to. Too much insight in the back of things. But, you know, sometimes just things kind of line up, you know. And sometimes I screw up.

Sometimes I got things that come in and, and, and, I, I always have like that level of grace, I think, for the gas because I'm like, this is life. You know, sometimes it's going to work out, bang, and it's nice and easy and whatever else. But the fact you got season of no coming and it almost fell through because of me, that's funny. And I had a cancellation of that last minute too. And so it worked out. It needed to happen. But what I would say is I continue to speak out because I have, my kids are fine.

Okay. Like, my kids are good. They're thriving. I've created kind of a homeschool, unschooling community locally. and I have a beautiful online community. And it wasn't easy. So I'm not just saying they're fine. But the more work I do on myself,

the better they are and the better they thrive. And so I am hubbing and protecting over my community. However, if we don't stand in the gap for the people that have no idea what's going on, if we don't be that beacon of light, that lighthouse that you were talking about earlier, there's going to be no great life for our kids that I'm protecting. Because if 10 years from now, the last five U.S. shooters, mass shooters, mass shooters were transgender. Like transgender, people are like this mantra, trans life is human life.

Trans life has always existed. We have always been here. No, you just have to go research it. There was a transvestite in the 1950s that was first diagnosed in the DSM3 that was considered a man with a mental health issue, usually had some sexual trauma in his life and wanted to wear his mom's clothes. You know, there's the guy in silence of the lambs. Yeah, there was that guy.

but there is no transgender. And this idea and this notion that it is a social construct is an ideological fallacy and it's evil at worst. So we have to stand in the gap. We have to speak out. We have to alarm or wake or at least send the message out. I'm not going there knocking on people's doors. Somebody said to me, you need to come and be at the UCPA GM and you need to speak.

I'm like, no, I'm not getting into politics. They had their chance. You know, they just voted the UCP that if they get into power, that they're going to make it illegal to transition until you're 18 or your parents have to be notified. You're talking federally, federally, correct? Right, right. Well, that's all fine and great.

But that's too late. The UCP is Alberta and it's the, what is the federal? The conservatives is what I mean? Yes, yes. Sorry, sitting in Alberta, I'm like UCP did what now? Right, right. and we'll have all of Alberta going, what are the UCP doing? Anyway, sir.

Yeah. How did we not know? Okay, so they just voted on this, which is a great step in the right direction, although they sat there for four and a half minutes after they passed that bill unanimously to kick parents out of the conversation legally that we do not have a say. There is a man in British Columbia that was in jail for 69 days for saying that he didn't want his 12-year-old daughter to be on puberty blockers. and the entire court case is under a gag order because our legislation and judicial system is corrupt

and also embedded with the payments and the this and the that and being compromised. You know, and funny that you talk about rule, you know, I just got a call the other day. There was a rural town in BC and the mom went back in June. She had, her daughter was really good at art. She went to the school for parent-teacher interview. looking for her daughter's art on the wall. Can't find it anywhere. Can't find it anywhere. Finally says to the teacher, where so-and-so's art? And she says, well, I hate to tell you in this matter, but so-and-so has been identifying as a boy for this long, and we are here to support

the matter on this. And so-and-so is actually named so-and-so, whatever. That's how she found out. This isn't a rural, small town in BC. So, like, it might not be happening everywhere right now in Saskatchewan. Well, the thing about BC is, if memory serves me correct, it's been six years in all 60 divisions. And somebody from BC should tell me if I'm quoting that correct, but from what I've read, all 60 school divisions have soji in it. So the difference between BC and say Saskatchewan or even Alberta is, well, six. So it goes 60, then in Alberta six and then to Saskatchewan zero.

So it doesn't mean that the content, obviously it's getting it like, look, Lumsden is a case in point, right? And there's been other Alberta schools come out and say that they've seen material the same as that. Just had a guy in Lloyd tell me he saw in gutter one of the A to Z cards. I don't know why I laugh about that other than I'm like, it's here. Like I mean, whether it's in part of the curriculum or it's being brought in third party or whatever it else, it's like I think we're lying to ourselves at this point. But as far as Soji curriculum goes, B.C. all across the board.

Test pilot in Alberta, nothing in Saskatchew. yet as far as I understood and I could be once again I hate to quote this and not know and somebody I'm sure is going to text me but in Saskatchewan what I have been told is Prince Albert and Saskatoon are supposed to have test programs and they've both been kiboshed at this time for how long I don't know the thing I always hear about Saskatchewan there's a big date coming up I believe it is September 19th in regards to a court case because as soon as it came out and Scott Moss said oh done not doing this anymore than they were getting sued from a big law firm out of Ontario. And there's a news article about it.

So it's like, you think you've won, but the truth of the matter is, folks, things can change awfully fast. And we're just going to keep a tab on it because right now in Saskatchewan or Alberta, if you're there, like, I understand the push against this. Like, I'm, I don't, you know, I'm just, get young kids. I just always assumed they wouldn't have to deal with, I didn't realize the, the, how long this game is going to play out, right? I thought calmer minds or cooler heads, sorry, would prevail.

And instead, common sense is out the door. And yet I find hope in that more people that disagreed with me on the COVID things when it comes to kids or climate or all these different things being slammed all at the same time, lots of different things to shake other people's lives. You know, and that's really interesting to me. And on a side note, so that I know it was bugging me, and I'm like, why can't I spit it out? It's the CPC. That's the federal party.

I know somebody's sitting there driving going, it's a CPC. The CPC. Come on, Sean. Anyways, so CPC. Yeah, got it. Well, okay, so that's, we got SOG, we got critical race theory. Okay, so let's talk about climate change. So there's climate change hysteria.

I love, you know, and I'm not, like I said, I'm not a proponent to push or love politics at all. I think they've all had their chance and they've really disappointed us. But I will say when Daniel Smith with CBC had to answer the question about fires and climate change in Alberta, and she said, well, I don't know what you're talking about, but I can tell you that 450 of them were started by humans. So we need to educate people a lot more 450 out of 550 were started by humans. And so I was just like, gosh, you are so good, girl. It was so graceful. Way to stick it to them.

But this, you can see the setup. You can see the setup. And so I'm not going to get into conspiracies here with weather warfare and geoengineering and, you know, are paid arsonists by the government. But I'll just say it's real. But anyway, the climate change is a real problem because the little ones, okay, I remember when I was little, it was the CFCs, your salon selective hairspray bottle. You can't have those anymore. You've got to get the pump ones because, you know, there's going to be those holes in the ozone and then there's going to be acid rain. And it just terrifies you, right, when you're a kid.

Like, what can kids really do about any of this? And they get you to do all these things, right? But what is really going on? I mean, never heard about it again. I watched a video. It's really hard to find it now. I put it in one of my presentations on my website. It's a clip from Spock back before he was Spock doing a documentary,

1978, talking about the climate scientists are purporting that we're going to have an ice age and everything's going to be dead on the planet within 200 years. So it's like they couldn't figure out if they should use global warming or ice age, so they just decided to use climate change. change in general, right? So when you start seeing what's going on with Europe with these ones on social media, these young ones, you know, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, these virtue signallers, right? They're just brought up in this indoctrination. And they're like, I turned off my electricity so that I can save the planet. You know, these kids are literally going to be ready for climate lockdowns. I mean,

we already had climate lockdowns when the fires were going on in Quebec. They locked down at certain times, at certain roads, all sorts of things. Like that, if you don't see, you have to become a pattern recognitionist. This is all about control. interior. This is a takeover. Yeah, pattern spotting. Right? You have to be able to see it. So you've got climate change. That's going to be a huge push this year. Then there's

collectivism. We saw that all true. Before you get into collectivism, just so I can share this thought. Yeah. You know, this is an episode that never released because I did it for a family. So I recorded a parent's history for a guy. And I, we got

talking, you just mentioned the spray bottles and the ozone and what you remember as a kid. What I remember as a kid is year 2000. I would have been 14 when, when the year, maybe 13, I would have been 13 and a bit when year 2000. So all the world's coming to an end. Yeah. And I'm like, the world's coming to an end. And I haven't even kissed a girl yet.

Like, come on. Don't end on me yet. I remember having the, I'm like, I'm freaking out. Anyways, you know, this is like three years ago. We get talking about maybe two. And we get talking about COVID a little bit. And I'm like, you know, just for your kids or your grandkids, what do you want to say about COVID and they got talking about some different things and they're like you know back in our

day that was these fear-mongering blah blah blah and I said oh it was year 2000 and they started laughing they were a trucking company and they said back in the year 2000 they told us that we had to rejig all of the things and the trucks that all the time and so they said we actually spent a huge amount of money on getting ready for the year 2000 and the year 2000 came and went nothing happened and you realized it was just a big money scam that's all it was it was a big way to get people to sink money into, you know, all these crazy things. And then the next day, it's like there's something clicked in all human beings and went, oh, world didn't end.

Yay. And we kept it on, not realizing we just spent 15 grand each or whatever it was. And they did all these programs to get you ready for year 2000 because it's all going to end and whatever else. Except when you're a young kid, I resonate with that huge because that, like, that memory is like, man, I actually thought the world was ending. I literally thought at 13. that boom the next day she was all toast and i was quite surprised that it didn't and you know i

don't share that story often but i'm sure if people think about it while they're driving or doing the dishes or to all the farmers sitting out in the field right now doing uh great work you know they're probably sitting there and they could probably remember something that got reported in the news as a kid or at church because armageddon freaked me the f out for so long um that resonates with what you're talking about. Yeah, and I was in Quebec City. I was like 18, 17, and I was tobogging, waiting for the world to just go black at midnight.

So I remember that very well. But when you think about that, you have to understand just like COVID, that the people that rule us benefit from us being in a state of fear. Because if we're in a state of fear, then they can control us easily. then they can insert their narrative, right? It's that Marxist kind of solution, right?

Create the problem and then they come with their solution. And so what's the point of terrifying us about CFCs and making us do the posters and write all the stuff? I mean, it's all hogwash. None of that happened. The Earth has been here for a million years. Now, am I saying that humans can't clean up their act a bit? No, they can.

They can. But until the government actually gets on the news and starts talking about the. chem trails that I see in the sky every day. You should see the one I just posted yesterday. Until they start talking about the geoengineering that the FOIP documents, the amount of Volmer got from the government of Canada, about the aerosol and the heavy metals that are being sprayed in the sky and all over

our trees, which make them really easy to ignite. Until they identify and talk about what's going on, we're not having a conversation about climate change. No, we're not doing that. So that's where, that's what unschooling 101. That's what my kids learn about.

it's funny while you're sitting there uh for the listener tash is embodying the the lady and i forget the name you said her at the hop or she's just like i'm going to interview him the kids are coming it's great on on holidays this year i was in i was i should have done a better job editing maybe but some people said it's the reason why they love listening to me on holidays i had my two youngest so a six-year-old and at that time a three and a half year old come in and they were like trying to be so i can't i'll try and reenact it you can see what i'm doing but they're like sitting just off screen staring at me yeah quiet trying to be quiet that's what's going on okay and I'm like I'm trying not to like get out like you got you got I'm in the

middle of a serious interview here and it was it was a guy from red balloon the number one anti-woke job board in the United States that's what I was talking to and and when they finally leave he started laughing he's like I got young kids too I get it I'm like fair enough anyways wrote an actual paper that said can I get more bread with a check mark a yes or no so that I could go like this see that's part of writing class when you're on schooling it's perfect um so yeah you got you got soji you got critical race climate change climate change and collectivism so let's talk about that for a second so collectivism is extremely dangerous and as far as i'm concerned this is the most immersive and dangerous because it is Marxist ideology. It's group think ideology. It's the idea that what

benefits the entire group is better than individual rights and freedoms. We obviously saw that with COVID. We obviously saw that with the whole medical fiasco that happened. But we also have this new thing coming in called maids. Now, maid medical assistant, euthanasia, right? Dying, medically assisted and dying. They passed through kindergarten to grade six across Canada. these made coloring books last year. You know, how get them used to like sending Granny off early, sending your aunt who's got mental health issues off early. Like what is this?

Because everything is like a teaspoon of sugar with a little bit of cyanide, kind of like you said before about, you know, diversity. It sounds great. But everything is like a Trojan horse. Like why would you need to do this at this time? Weren't we just trying to save Granny from COVID? I mean, and now we're trying to... Stop that, Tasha.

You stop thinking right now. Right? You don't point out. Yeah. And so it's this, it's this, you know, it's indoctrination is what it is, right? And so when you start really understanding that all totalitarian regimes started with the education system using the notions of collectivism, you start to see it, your eyes wide and open and you're like, oh, my goodness, here we are. Like, there is a great quote. alone who owns the youth gains the future. And you know who said that? Hitler. Just think about that.

Mike John. You know, I got to pull it up. What's the book I'm thinking? King, no one. Yankee and King Arthur's Court, I think. Yes. Okay. Mark Twain. Mark Twain wrote a book, Connecticut, Yankee and King Arthur's Court. And what year was that? That was Bear with me here. Come on, folks. Where does it at? What year? Come on, Sean. 1889, okay? And I'll do a decent job of trying.

I was in Vance Crow, long story short, I was in a book club with Vance Crow. And they were reading all these different books. And, you know, one of the most profound books I've read to this date was Jurassic Park. And I know I've now had listeners read it. And it was profound maybe because I thought it was just going to be this, like what the movie was, which it was, but what the movie really, I don't know, can portray

is these like really eloquent chapters on life, on inherited wealth, on a bunch of different things that really fits society to where we're at. And this was back in the early 90s, and I was like, holy dinah. And so then they read Connecticut, Yankee, and King Arthur's Court.

And I'm like, why in the heck are you? It's about a guy who travels back in time to medieval times, right? And then he's advanced so he can control people and they, you know, he goes to war against Merlin and kind of thing. But the only people, like at the end, he's got Tesla coils and he's got things. And you can just imagine he's massacring everyone. He ends up losing or I think he ends up like being alone. And the only people that are still with him at the end are the youth.

And I was like, isn't that an interesting thing for Mark Twain in 1880? Not to have some power hungry king or whatever. It's the youth about a guy who, you know, twists and contorts everything. Obviously, he knew a whole bunch. He understood how the sun worked and everything. And he was made out to be a god. And then everybody feared him. And then they went to war against them.

And the story reads out. It's an interesting book. But I found it very interesting that you bring up a quote by Hitler about the youth. And I'm like, Mark Twain was already talking about well before then in a different context, obviously. But in a book that I couldn't figure out why we were reading, and that's one of the things that stuck out to me is the only people he could convince at the end that he was still in the right or on the right side of history or the good guy or whatever was the youth. And they stuck it out with them until the very, very end, you know? And when I was reading that, I was like, what a thought that is, you know? And like Mark Twain to, it kind of echoes across time, I guess, is what I'm trying to say.

Well, and Malcolm X also said only a fool would let his enemy, his enemy raises children. And if we can agree that we have just witnessed this greatest medical sci-up of all time and our government's compulsive in that, why would we trust the institutions of which they're in control of? And I'm not saying there's not nice teachers. No, there is. I'm not saying that there's anything. There's nice nurses, too. Of course there are.

Right? Of course there are. You just started this entire chat off with your crying as you're getting your breasts. production surgery. Yeah. And a beautiful, and a beautiful woman says, it's okay, we got you. Yeah. But but the guy before her thinks he needs to put extra masks, masks on his face because, you know, I'm not vaccinated. So in my mind, he's delusional and I don't really want him in my room. So, you know what I mean? So he's living out, he's living out a different, a different adventure than, than, uh, than you are to Asher. That's, that's what I would say, right? Like, I mean,

that's a, that's a story I want no part of, right? Like, like, I, like, I, he's, he's, dangerous and you think to yourself, listen, yeah, there's some good teachers, but what are the, my, you know, your kids don't stay with the same teacher, you know, their whole life. I've had hundreds of teachers reach out to me, Sean, hundreds. Not only sending me stuff, like telling me their exit plan and they're taking their own kids and homeschooling them, telling me that they walk into the schools and nobody is talking about it. Nobody. I'm like, don't you guys have a little freedom group within your school? Like, they are paralyzed with fear to lose their job. They have sent me letters from the union saying,

we will not tolerate any hate against any disenfranchised community. Like anybody who protested, let's talk about, you know, Bigsy, whatever his name is, the shop guy who's got the prosthetic boobs. Like, did you see what he did? What's his name? Why can't I think of it, folks? Oh, that's terrible. Lexi or Louis or like it's something with an hell.

He showed up as a man at his new school, right? They were real before. Remember he said they were real boobs? I know. To me, to me, it might be, it's LeMew. It's Kayla Lemieux. Busty Lemieux. Busty Lemieux. Kala Lemieux.

He may have just gaslit the entire country off that one. Like, it might have been well played. I have no idea. I don't know. Or he could be a guy with a mental health issue and a fetish and perversion. Could be 100%. 100%. I'm not, I'm not here to dispute this because I've never,

but somebody said to me, wouldn't that be an interview? And I'm like, huh, I didn't even think about that. You know, I just figured how would I get them through the door with those giant things on and get them across from the table and get the might? I'm like, this ain't going to work. Like the logistics of it just don't work, folks. Now I'm like, how did I miss that? Can you imagine him in studio and be like, so do you actually believe it? Or were you just like realizing how ridiculous this was?

I mean, if he did think that, okay, let's just play out the scenario that he thought it was ridiculous and that's what he's going to do. He played a master class because none of the students came out and said, it's just a big joke, right? Nobody said that. And the staff didn't, you know, they defended it to the ninth degree to like where you're like, what is going on? And now he shows up to his new job looking like a man and it's all swept under the rug and you're like, the heck is going on. I think he doesn't want to be harassed anymore. I actually thought that at the start too. I thought this is way too ludicrous. This guy has got to be one, this is going to come out and say this and how ridiculous the board is. But he hasn't done that. So until then, he's a guy with

the mental health issue that shouldn't be around our children. Okay, you have Soji, you have critical race theory, climate change, collectivism, and you said there is five dark agendas. And I want to warn you, after we get through the fifth one, you're going to say something to cheer me up because we're going deeper and deeper and deeper into this. And I'm hoping you got a little like, oh, and by the way, shone and folks. So here, let's do number five. Okay, so number five is the digitization of children.

So this is the, when you talk about the thing that sounds really nice, the Trojan horse, it's the anti-bullying, cyberbullying, right? So, you know, 10 years ago, we heard about all these kids committing suicide because they were cyber-bullied. And listen, I don't want anyone to be cyber-bullied. I don't want any of these things. None of us, everybody wants diversity and inclusion. Like, I don't even have to say that anymore, okay?

Canadians are the, like, politest people on the planet. So this isn't about that, though. You always have to read the fine print. You always have to be the identifier of the patterns. And this is actually preparation for the social credit system. And so what they're doing is they're getting kids to start to, you know, see what identifies as a good digital citizen. I've got all of the paperwork and the things that they use and the curriculum on my website.

You can see papers in my presentation. But it literally is getting them to agree and buy into the I. that they need to have a persona and an avatar and that this is good, but there's a certain etiquette. And I mean, it sounds really good on the outside, right? We don't want bullying. But if somebody says something that you don't agree with, like, I don't know if you've seen this lately, Sean, but have you seen on Facebook because people send me stuff when they try to connect with me, that Facebook and Instagram send them, which is something like this person has, you know, talked about conspiratorial misinformation? Like, are you sure you want to share this with them?

Are you sure you want to talk to them? Or I've seen it on Facebook now where it says, are you worried that one of your friends is prepping too much? Or are you worried that one of your friends is overthinking? Like I've literally seen the thing. And so they're preparing the kids to be aware. Are you really aware? Yeah. I think you're going down the rabbit.

Do you know how many people said to me and I'm sure it was the same with you? Tasha, be careful. Don't go down those rabbit holes. Like, why not? Just tell me why not? Why does everybody say that? Don't go down their hot rabbitels. Well, because you might never come back.

You might go crazy. Why? Because I might go crazy with the truth. Yeah, let's avoid everything and let's end up in this situation because that's worked out for us really well. Like, I don't know why that's the thing. But anyway, so the cyberbullying. So here's what's really interesting.

They even talk about like if someone in your family says something, right? And they talk about getting proof and showing it someone you trust. It's like they literally read 1984. Yeah. It is. It went. 1984 was a futureist and

can you imagine if we got kids to inform on their parents? Okay, but here's the same. It's historically when you look at it,

I don't know if you guys know about Stalin, but Stalin, okay, he had all of the troops that used to have this kid.

So back in the day, they used to paint, right, the portraits, the pictures. And everybody wore a pin of this young guy. He was 13 years old. That kid,

okay, it was a sign when you did a good merit you got the pin that kid turned in his own parents to the state okay because they were obviously going against the narrative so this is not anything new it's just that we aren't told about it in school and we're so busy running around trying to you know feed our families and and pay taxes and deal with emails and like who has the time and we trust these governing bodies that have raised us so implicitly that we trust them with our life oh they have our best interest oh school

have our best interest. They told us everything I needed to know to be, you know, a critical thinking human being. No, no, no, they did not. I can't, I can't think, some listeners is going to text me the name of the kid from Russia because what I had read on that was that the kid may not even ever existed. And it was a form of propaganda in itself. Now, I'm not sure if I'm 100% on that, folks. This is why I got a lovely audience that will send me the correct story and update my info on that. Because that's been a long time since I've heard that story come up, you know, about the, I want to say they erected a statue of them. I feel like I'm right in saying that.

I can't, you know, I'm like, quick, this is where I need Jamie in the studio, you know, where he's just like, this is what the story is. But sorry, the story in Russia was about the kid turning in his own family and Stalin to reward him, you know, created basically a statue of him and then awarded everybody that, that that's the right thing to do for mother Russia and everything and everything else, right? Yeah. And then I'd read more on that that I thought it was actually not legit. Like that it actually happened, yes, but that the kids never existed.

And I don't know if that's exact or not. Well, we'll have to look that out. Just one second, Sean. Sorry, I didn't realize we're going on this long and my son's got to use the Zoom. So I have to kind of get them set up. But, yeah. So that's it. The most popular, I think this is it, Pavloc, Pavlik Morozov.

The most popular account of the story is below, born to poor peasants, and I'm going to butcher that town name, a small village, 350 kilometers northeast of another random name that, once again, I won't try and butcher. Morozov was a dedicated communist who led the young pioneers at his school and supported Stalin's collectivism, collectivization of farms and 32 at the age of 13 he reported his father to political police supposedly uh morozov's father trofam the chairman of the village soviet had been forging documents

and selling them to the bandits and enemies of the soviet state and that's that's where it uh gets its uh its background from but i don't know like you know just here scanning evidence as mercies the dissolution of the Soviet Union of the fabrication of Pavlik Morsov's legend as well as the Soviet officials thought of him. So I think the story was propaganda and I don't think the kid actually existed. Well, I don't know. But once again, it actually happened. And the story grew into this like folklore that a kid got rewarded for turning in his dad

in the middle of the 1930s in Soviet Russia. That is 100% true. I think in further research, they can't prove that the kid ever existed and that it was a construct. I'm sure this is, you know what, the more I talk about this, I'm sure there's a documentary on like Netflix or YouTube of all places. Because I mean, think about YouTube at this point. Like it's like you can't say anything on there without being censored. But I want to say the making of a tyrant or something along that lines talks exactly about this story and how Stalin came to the top. and one of them is the story of this kid.

Anyways, that is, it's going to bug me all day now, Tasha. And I know you've got things going on. I'm like, but we've got to get to the bottom of this story with the kid, because somewhere somebody's like, it was off this, this, and this, Sean, I'll send it to you right now. I can't hear you because we're recording. Yeah. But anyways.

We'll figure it out. But, I mean, if you look back and you start to study totalitarianism and you study Mao and you started Stalin, and you really see all of the patterns. And this is no different. And I think this is why it's so hard. This is why even at the convoy, we had so many, sorry, Sean, I get it.

I'm the one, it's funny. She's like, well, you know, we got, I tell her before we start while she's working out things and apologizing. I'm like, well, I mean, we got, we got time. I got nothing scheduled after you so we can go for as long as you want. What I did not realize, folks, is she's in the middle of homeschooling and kids. And now she's like, well, I got to get the computer going on. I got to get the Zoom call for him for his Hebrew lessons.

Okay, here he is. Hold on. I've got it, guys. Okay. Press leave for all. Oh, sorry. Okay, I'm going to make you the host. You're the host.

Okay, no, you're good. Okay, bye. Okay, bye. This is funny. This is a first, Tasha. This is a first. And I'm going to tell the audience right now, because I already listened to it.

I didn't edit any of it out. I'm like, you know, if you're going to tell me at the start, you know, you just got to go with the flow. It's like, well, we might as just leave it as part of the interview. Yeah, yeah. Well, if you had your little guys running around, you know, it's just, it is what it is, but we're back. So, so basically, Sean, those are the agendas that as far as I've researched.

I have so much information and so many people to substantiate this, it's just endless. And if you go on my website, I do have a free. resource page where you can start with certain documentaries, you can start with certain books. I also have lots of unschooling resources. And basically, unschooling is the antidote to this global tyranny because it's really a reclamation of sovereignty, of bringing your children back home again and going to the days of old before this 200-year failed experiment, you know, occurred. And what I mean by that is like we've agreed that we've been conditioned to kind of outsource our kids everywhere.

So it seems really terrifying. But I really believe that. I really believe that. they came to be with us. And right now, homeschooling has doubled in Canada in the past year. Actually, more than doubled. It's probably on its way to being tripled because I haven't checked it in a while. And this is the time. If people, I'm just saying get them out of the line of fire. Now, you might have a nice teacher, so you might get away with it for a bit and that's fine. But there are other things going on. And as we know from mind control and how we've witnessed, what we've witnessed in the past three years is by subliminal messaging, media, social media, governing bodies, schools, music, and, you know, like,

I don't even get me started on the entertainment industry, but movies, right? Like, you start to realize, how did Bill Gates own the nine series documentary that he did about a contagion? And how did he release that in January 2020? Like, you guys, it's like, when you see it, it's everywhere. You're like, they own everything,

and they know what gets put on the screens, gets seen on the streets within 24 hours. And it's everywhere. And so when you talk to a beautiful teacher like your wife and you say, and let's say Soji isn't in her school and she's like, what are you talking about? These things are happening. Sometimes it's like asking a fish to describe water, right?

Because they're just in it. They're just doing their daily. They got kids. They got this going on, you know, whatever. But you can't tell me, as so many teachers have told me, that more and more, they've had more administrative duties put on to them. They've had more curriculum and outside influences and third party people coming in. Like teaching is not what it was 20 years ago. And I say that from all of the teachers,

retired in the middle, leaving, gone that have told me. So, you know, so I don't know. So what are you going to leave me with to make my Monday a little brighter? Well, I'm going to leave you with this. There's options for parents if they want to leave. I really think they should at least until we get this sorted out. You know, I really do. And the other thing is the March. That's the only thing I can think of in this country. And I'm telling you right now, if people don't stand at this March,

if this isn't like a huge hit. And what I'm anticipating is that the government does absolutely nothing and gaslights everybody like they did with COVID. But that should bring a surge of energy back into the movement. It should awaken the Canadian people, the beautiful people of Canada who are sleeves. and sleepy and they're very comfortable lifestyles, I'm hoping. But if this doesn't do it, like I'm out for a while. Like I'll still post stuff and I'll still have my own community,

but I'm going to focus on that because if this isn't stirring the pot enough for people to at least come out of their slumber and look up and do a little bit of research and see what's going on, like these are our kids, right? And so there is a beautiful opportunity here for us to unite. And you felt it in Ottawa. You know what that's like. Under extreme pressure and in a crisis, we come together for one another. I've never been so happy on the streets in Ottawa at midnight hugging big guys, seeing people clean up, seeing people take care of one another. Like we are beautiful people. We are not racist, biggest misogynists and, you know, wanting to push down, you know, transphobia and Islamophobia and divide kids. Like this is not the

average person, just like your wife is a teacher. Like this is not representing Canada, but But we have to come together. We have to come together at least on the kids to be able to fight back these globalists who have infiltrated our cabinet, who are running the show, who have compromised our politicians, who are sending money, these technocrats, this foreign money. So the happiness of it is, yeah, yeah, it's shitty. But like, that's what it is. And so let's do something about it.

And that's the only good thing I can think of because everything else is, is sending you back to Disneyland, which don't even get me started on Disneyland, because that's another peto, you know, playground. So. Well, I tell you what, folks, if we, if we, you're probably wondering,

why did you wait so long to bring Tash Rond? I'm certain wondering the same thing myself. It's been, I think you were scared that I was going to like lamb based all the teachers. And I'm not. I'm not. Well, it's, it's,

that's a fair, a fair, uh, critique of, of where I sit. If there's one, one thing I just I don't really want to talk about is is public schooling because I'm married to a lady who's in it and and I think she is wonderful and I know there's other people that I'm friends with that are married to school

teachers and they're wonderful people and then but once again COVID came rolling through and that was a bunch of wonderful people that went to some dark extreme places and we all know what that was like so it's just yeah I've enjoyed the chat and I don't think uh You know, sometimes any of us can get in our own ways and I'm no different. So I appreciate you coming on and doing this and, you know, look forward to, well, maybe someday we'll have you out to Lloyd Minster, hey? And have you in studio and have a little bit of fun that way. Yeah, that would be great.

Yeah, for sure. I need to do some traveling, especially if they come back with mandates. I'll be driving again on all my vacations. I can go to Lloyd. Well, thanks, Tasha, for doing this. And well, until next time. Yeah, thanks, Sean. Bye.

Folks, that was Tasha Fishman. So thanks for tuning in. That was a lot. Welcome to Monday. Welcome to the new week, you know. Holy Dina, hold on. The five, what was that again? The five dark agendas.

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Just go to calrock.ca, and you can find it all out there. Also, me and Jack, so I got a young guy working with me at St. Louis. And we've been talking a lot about Patreon and a lot about substack. And where I kind of brought them up to speed is substack. I said, hey, I'm going to try this out for a year. And if anyone's following my substack, I'm like, I suck at writing. And I realize, you know, I mean, I'm trying to get better, folks.

I'm trying to get better. But I'm not that consistent on it. And that really bugs me in. And then Patreon, Tom Luongo said, you got to get on Patreon again, give people an opportunity to support what you're doing, put some things behind a paywall. So we started that. And I said, okay, we'll do that until the end of the year. And substack, we're going to do to the end of the year.

And what I'm going to put in people's brains right now, whether you've signed on to either, substacks all free, patrons all pay. I want to at some point bring them together. So there's just one. So substack, Patreon. I'm leaning on my patrons who are paying. I'm leaning on all of you who are listening, maybe signed up to substack. What are your pro cons?

I want you to hit me up in the text. I want to know everything you thought about today's episode, Tasha and Dana, and let me know everything. Good, bad, your favorite spots, some thoughts. And also, substack, Patreon, whether you think one or the other. We got a few months here before we make a final decision. but we're actively talking about it behind scenes. Either way, that's going to do it for Monday. And what a Monday that's been.

And we will catch up to you tomorrow.