Shaun Newman Podcast - #676 - Dale Richardson

Episode Date: July 11, 2024

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All right, let's get on to the tale of the tape. He's a mechanical engineering technologist and whistleblower. I'm talking about Dale Richardson. So buckle up, here we go. Welcome to the Sean Newman podcast today. I'm joined by Dale Richardson. So Dale, thanks for giving me some time today. Yeah, thanks for having me on.

I was just saying you before we got going, you know, like one of the things, you know, as I, you know, as I'm looking at your Twitter profile and stuff, like it was a year ago I first heard of the CARES project. I don't know if somebody sent it to me or what, but the North Battleford caught me off guard, you know, because, you know, that's not exactly. I don't know, typical, it'd be like something like Lloyd Minster. I'm sure you're going, Lloyd Minster. And then to not know who each other are, I'm like, that's even more of a head scratcher, you know? And then, you know, like so many things happen on social media and some of it you're like nefarious or not. I don't know. I kind of forgot about it or disappeared on me or both. And then you popped back up this week. And so I reached back out and, of course, here you are. But that's my introduction to how I stumble upon you.

Let's talk about this. Well, just tell me the story. I want to hear the story of what's been going on. So start with wherever you want to start in your life and we'll work our way into COVID and everything else. Sure. I'm a mechanical engineering technologist. I got a bachelor of technology majoring in engineering and applied science from Memorial University of Newfoundland. And basically my background, obviously, like the degree is focus, is researching and assessing technology

and to make sure that you can implement it in their work. And so during the course of my degree, I was doing some research and founded a corporation in North Battleford and to basically look at some of the reopening procedures. for the COVID pandemic with respect to the aerosol generating procedures, right? And so that's really kind of how this whole thing started. And when I started, when I looked at it, I was talking to like a, with a mechanical engineer who has like, I mean, over 20, 25 years of experience doing hospitals and another technologist, another two technologists.

and we looked at the guidelines they gave out, and we're like, can't use these. These don't work, right? There's missing information. And so I was like, okay, maybe these guys made a mistake. So I started to ask questions. I started to get pushback. People were giving me the runaround.

One guy's like, yeah, I got an engineering report. I'm like, okay, I want to see it because I need the rest of this to implement it. Well, then he's the registrar of the College of Dendell Surgeon of Saskatchewan. of Saskatchewan was like, we don't have one. Go to the health authority. They pointed me to the Ministry of Health, and then the business response team, and I kept getting in the runaround,

and nobody had anything. So I went ahead and started to dig because they got the information from the CDC. And so when I went to the CDC, I found out what they did wrong, and they took away the efficiency of the guidelines, which would render them useless, right? because nothing runs at 100% efficiency.

Nothing works that way, right? So what the information they took out was a multiplier for the times on the chart. Like so if you needed to go in, what they did was you needed X amount of time between patients to bring in somebody else based on your air exchanges per hour, right? The multiplier on that chart based on how well your ventilation is can change. by up to 10 times that's huge right so if you have no idea of how to implement this and we had evidence that this was being put together in put together wrong right they you could say you needed say 20 minutes and you thought it was perfect air mixing which

doesn't happen but it was actually poor air mixing and it was you needed to multiply the times on the chart by five you need a hundred minutes, but you thought it was 20. So somebody was infected with the disease. You've got that floating in the air, but you bring in another person. Well, what you just do? You just infected that person and the next person and the next person. It doesn't matter what formula you use.

There's always efficiency to anything. This is just basic engineering. So just so I'm clear, welcome to my brain, Dale. And I'm going to ask some dumb questions here. So you're saying you're looking at air efficiency. like exchangers in a hospital, correct? Am I catching that right? Yeah, or a dental clinic, which is what I was actually looking at, right? Because in the blood diseases are spread through aerosols, you're like little tiny droplets, right, that go in the air,

you can't see them, they can hang out in the air for days, right? And, you know, you go to the status, everything has water, it sprays up everywhere, right? So you've been hired, you're working for a company that's been hired to look at the air quality and how you can best, you know, because I remember them talking at one point about putting infrared in the, in schools, in the air exchangers, I guess, right, to kill bacteria and all these crazy ideas. What you're saying is you're working at that point for a company that's looking at these projects and it's a dental office. Am I catching that right? Yes. Okay. Now you can proceed. I just want to make sure I don't know if my ears shut off for two seconds or if I miss some.

No worries. So what essentially is happening is that now without that efficiency, they call it a mixing factor. It's impossible to determine whether or not your system is going to work, right? Because what you've just done is you've put introduced an unknown failure into an unknown number of systems that you can't account for. Sure, it could work, but it may not work, right? So you're going to have, you're going to spread disease.

You're going to make it look random. And so you could deliver my worst case scenario, a biological weapon, and make it look like a random outbreak, because the failures would appear random, because you wouldn't know whether or not the system was working or not. And this is very bad. And not only did they not give it to the right people, they gave it to like dentists under a whole bunch of duress

while people are going bankrupt and said, go figure it out. Well, are you going to call the end? engineer, the technologist, at 150 bucks an hour, you're going to call the plumber who says, ah, you don't need an engineer for 50 bucks an hour. And in fact, we saw this happening. So we know people were implementing this. And then even worse, my daughter worked to the Saskatchewan Hospital and the engineers were

doing it wrong deliberately. And this is very bad. So I'm going to pause again. Once again, this is going to be me the entire time. I apologize. You said they gave them something and they picked on dentists. And they were underdressed. What did they give them?

What are you talking about? They gave them engineering controls. First of all, the Saskatchewan Health Authority and gave out engineering controls. First of all, this should never happen. A health authority has no business giving out engineering controls. Just like I shouldn't be giving you medical advice, right? Like, I'm not a doctor. Like, if you came to me for heart surgery, I'd kill you.

And I wouldn't do it because that's not. I don't know what I'm talking about. So when you say engineering controls, you mean they're giving them like a template of like, listen, you guys have an office. It's X size. You need to implement this type of, like, forgive me,

I'm not a mechanical engineer. So this is why my brain's probably having a problem, a hard time catching up. It's like I look into the ceiling of the studio I'm at. I see where air comes in or errors get sucked out, whatever it is. You're saying that the SAS Health Authority said, listen, this is what you need to have in your office and you need to go change it or

implement this? Is that what you mean? It's basically how you calibrate it, how you set it up to operate. So it's not any physical form of sabotage. It's just that you're setting it up wrong. You just don't know whether or not it's going to work. So will it turn on and off? Sure. But is it set up to get properly mitigate the disease? No, you don't know. And that is, that is, that is, way off base. That is poor engineering practice should never be done. If I did that to somebody, I should go to prison because that's how you kill people. It's like going, I'm going to build a bridge. I'm not going to make sure that this the steel framework is proper and then expect, well, we'll see if the bridge works. That's exactly what they're doing, right? You have no idea,

and that's insane to do that. Right? And so, The Saskatchewan Health Authority does this. They got this from the CDC. And in fact, anybody who actually had information from the McAvil engineer for the CDC was going out and instructing people on this, and this guy should be stripped of his license and put in prison because you never do this

because you know better and how to properly instruct people. So anyway, they have this critical weakness that's existent across Canada, United States, And we don't know how prevalent it is because we don't know who is compliant and who's not. We have no way of knowing other than to going and invectuary, but we know that they can spread this throughout COVID. And we knew that COVID was spread through aerosols and other things are spread through aerosols, which I have in the documentation from the CDC that tells you all these things they're weaponizing through level four labs for aerosol spread. COVID was one of them. I mean Marburg, Monkey Pox, Ebola, this H5N1, these are all things that are transmissible through aerosols, right?

So you can't construct a delivery system to spread disease. That's way off base. That is, you don't do it, right? So, because that can be easily abused. We're taught to think of bioterrorism when you're doing things like this. You pull out any HVAC textbook and they'll tell you that. Right? That's a consideration that you have to think of.

There was no consideration for that. Right? Sitting on this side, I'm like, I didn't even know there was an HVAC textbook. Now someone's, somewhere is laughing at me and that's totally fine. But I'm like, you know, of all, and I've talked to a lot of people through the, the different things of COVID and everything else. What you're saying is it feels like Greek to me. Like I'm just like, what is going on with Sean's brain today, folks?

I'm hearing this and I'm going, okay, Dale, I don't remember hearing anything about this. I remember the common person talking more about like, hey, maybe we should do something to the ventilation, but that was it. I never heard of any companies changing their HVAC systems. I never heard any of that. I remember the arrows on the floor, stay this far apart, the mass. Why did I not hear about HVAC systems? Because people were told to stay quiet.

When I actually brought this to the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan, in like the spring, early summer of 2020, I got a threat letter from them. And then I referred them to their laws that governed them and said that you have to think about engineering and the public interest and that people could die from this. Well, they didn't say anything after that. I was in court with them a couple of times, which nobody really knew about. But they had opportunities to refute this, but they didn't because they can't. It's such piss poor engineering practice that nobody would ever come out and do this on a public base. and say that because they'd have to be disciplined, right?

Like this is basic engineering 101, but because most people, the average person doesn't know much about engineering, how are they gonna know? It's just how many people actually talk to somebody who does this? Not many people, right? I'm sitting here and I'm just, I don't even know what to ask next because I'm so like, what the, what are we talking about here? Are we talking about, are we talking about that, well, I guess I'll put it this way.

Are we saying, are you saying, that they altered HVAC systems, because I can, I can see that in my head, so that the air exchange was less than it should, so that disease could ferment further than it should have? Or are you saying they changed the HVAC system and then implemented disease through it? Does that make sense? They changed how you set it up so that you could spread disease. So you actually set it up yourself to do it that way. And you were not the wiser because they told you how to do it wrong in the first place. Yeah. So here's the system guidelines, set it up this way.

That's exactly it. Sorry. Yeah. So you pull your TV out of your box, folks, and it says, hey, do this to set it up properly. So that's what you do. And what you're saying is for future use, like from now moving forward, we have any disease go whopping through the public, it will spread more because of this system standardization. Is that what you're meaning? Oh, yes. They didn't give you a complete set of instructions

and said, go figure it out. So you can't get to the right conclusion unless you know what you're doing. And a lot of people don't have the money to go to the people who are getting the right conclusions. And I actually saw that they were doing it wrong. Right? And so, I mean, We had evidence of that and we, I reported this actually to the RCMP in North Battleford on July 3rd of 2020 and that's when things started to go right off the rails with a lot of the pushback because I started getting harassment and so forth before then. But when I went to the RCMP and I spoke to a constable Burton Roy and he was very resistant on taking this information,

but I explained to him step by step what was going on. And he was like, okay, I understand. And I said, now you got to go up and issue charges and investigate because you can't do that. And because I'm telling you and explained to you and I have the capacity to do so, now you've got to investigate. So after that, he got shut out of the detachment. And then I got served documents.

I mean, for a family hearing, because I was separated from my ex-wife at the time, and I got a hearing to settle an entire divorce on a first appearance after reporting the police complaint, which I was like, this is nonsense. I also had to take them to court because I was like, like, hell, you're going to do this. You can kill people, and this needs to be changed. And so I had the same judge looking over the first judge. family matter and the matter relating to COVID and the RCMP not investigating something that was in the public interest because I thought this might have been an oversight so it's criminal negligence

but with the amount of pushback it was 100% deliberate because you don't do this because I was like you can kill people so what do you want to do so you want to stop it but what would end up happening is that they would have had to shut down the pandemic response because the engineering controls is the first step. So if you commit a crime, and criminal leggist, I thought it was a crime, but this is beyond that because it was deliberate because when I started to look at other jurisdictions, I saw the same thing happening over and over in. It's impossible. Anyway, when I tried to go into court on July 23rd of 2020, instead of getting in the court, the RCMP came and arrested me, and they arrested my oldest daughter. And the judge, the court, directed them to keep me out of court the day before.

and same judge presided over both matters and they were like well we don't know where he is so I pretty much lost my little daughter who I haven't seen for four years I lost the house that I was living in and everything else that I had in the corporation and all the intellectual property tax records and everything the place that I was living right

without being there and the judge and the court knew I wasn't there and the sheriff actually came in participated in the arrest And I was, then I took me to the Saskatchewan Health Authority facility in in Botlford, North Botlford. And they strapped me to a bed and drug me against my will for almost three weeks. And they interrogated me about the very same things that I took them to court for and

reported them for crime for. And you do that, that's called torture. You can't drug someone and interrogate them about something. That's way off base, right? And then lost everything. So now when you're looking at the fact that the, The judge is involved in an aggravated assault such as torture and hands away my child. That's called human trafficking.

That's a life sentence for the judge and everybody involved. And this is what took place because I went to do this. And there would be no vaccines right now had they done this because people would be like, what the hell is this? That's high treason and what they committed, right? Everybody involved. So this is what happened in North Balford. This also affected the United States because the delivery system came from the CDC.

And the CDC was tasked with ensuring that they could spread whatever biological weapons that Fauci, the DARPA, the NIH, and all of them were cooking up with the guys in Winnipeg that eventually went to Wuhan would spread so that they could come in and then go ahead with, I mean, all the changes to the U.S. elections. that were done because of COVID, right? And the CDC were directing the states to lockdown. And they told President Trump to lock down, knowing full well, they were committing treason, right? And they were in bed with the guys here in Canada to do it. And so this is a big problem, right? So I stumble upon this.

I don't know exactly how big it is at the time. But when I look at the way they came down with me with a hammer, and then my other daughter, they took her to the Saskatchewan Health, Saskatchewan Hospital, where she worked under the guise of quarantine and interrogated her, the RCMP, had a bunch of men searching her telling her that they were going to take her to undisclosed locations and that they couldn't guarantee your safety outside of the province and so forth, like just trying to terrify her and asking her about the engineering controls the I was talking about she's she's not an engineer or technology.

She had no idea. She's like, I'm just working my daddy. He told me that this is wrong. It needs to be done. And her workplace did not, they didn't deal with it. The union didn't deal with it, even though they said they're looking out for the safety of their workers. You can't put your workers under those conditions, occupational health and safety laws. They know.

And so there's a lot of crime there. So send it off to Scott Moe. And I mean, his people knew about this from 2020 on. So did the prime minister's office a whole lot of them. So, yeah. Once again, this will be the last time I apologize because I'm just going to let my brain do what my brain does. And I keep, you're rattling off a ton of stuff.

And I'm like, okay, somewhere I'm missing something. You talk about delivery system. Yes. Are you talking about what was the gain of function, like what was created, or are you talking delivery system as in the HVAC systems of buildings? Those HVAC systems got turned into a delivery system. Okay. That would look like a random. And that, okay, so I get that.

So then my next question is you stumble on it. So has this been in play in your mind for like a decade leading up to this and you stumble on it? or like, you know, I don't know, January 2020, they start messing with HVAC systems and... They quietly made this change quite a long time ago. And this is probably why you see such a higher amount of hospital acquired infections because they've been doing this and people probably just got used to it. Because after they had the pandemic, or not the pandemic, with the outbreak in Hong Kong, for the SARS COVID-1.

They made this change, and they made a lot of other changes, and actually I had the documentation. It came out in 2014. I put this in a petition for redress of grievances in the legislative assembly of Alberta, like on April 12th and some other places in the States. Then in 2014, they had a paper where they had lefts and learns.

They knew that the lockdowns, from what they did in Hong Kong and Toronto, were going to have a negative impact. They shouldn't do it. They had things like Health Canada said, turn your bathroom fans on. They knew that bathroom fans on with the negative pressure would, like,

suck up the aerosols out of the drains and pass disease. You don't want that to happen. That's nonsense. And all these other practices that they knew were wrong. They actually did them anyway. They knew that lab leaks were at issue, yet they did nothing about it, right? And so whether it was deliberate or not, the fact that you had knew that these were problems and identified them 20 years before, almost 20 years before, or 17 years before the outbreak out of Wuhan, and you never fix the problem, that's inexcusable.

Because you knew it was going to happen. It's like you're still guilty because you didn't fix a problem that you knew was there. So you're 100% responsible for the leak that. happen. So whether it was delivered or not, it doesn't matter. It's still criminal. And now that same gain of function weapon, which we had, they were talking about this in the States about COVID being gain of function, and this is pretty much now common knowledge, you deliver a biological weapon out of gain of function into a delivery system. You're finished. It's high treason. It's treason. There's no other word for that. You don't do that. This is not accident, especially not the engineering controls.

Like every jurisdiction in Canada and the United States that I saw used this, represented it in the identical way. That is impossible. Impossible. Because maybe one person might have been like they're hungover while they were preparing that and made a mistake. But to have every jurisdiction, have the efficiency removed and not say something about it. That's impossible. It's conspiracy. It's like having 100 teachers

in 100 different jurisdictions. Mark a test question 2 plus 2 equals 5. It's never going to happen 100% of the time, but it did. So they like come after you with full force. You get you get... Like divorce in a day. You get a daughter taken away.

You get a daughter interrogated. You get strapped to a bed. What? Not like, I know you can't. Well, maybe you can. I guess my brain goes, like, what had you discovered that makes it so like, that, you know, that they would do that.

They go to that length. And I don't mean that, I guess I just mean that in the sense of, like, I've ran into doctors and lawyers and professors that were exposing things and they just, don't get me wrong, they ruined their careers. But nobody strapped them to a bed and drugged them for three weeks. I'm going, well, I'm just like, make that math make sense to me. Why did they see you as such a threat? Because the engineering controls is the first step, right? Think about this.

now if your first step of the pandemic response is treason every single aspect after that is part of that treason right this is the way treason works and if anybody looked like because canada doesn't have a well-developed case law history of treason so i looked at the united states and uh i was actually in the united states i got tortured there too um we'll get into that later but i got to look in the log library and look at how they had adjudicate treason. And it's a crime predicated on a conspiracy. But once you commit a crime, every other act after that is part of that crime. And you look at what do they do? They took away of freedoms. They were violating our rights, right? Like they're just making us for they're doing all of these things that are just wrong. And then they give us an experimental drug because it's not a vaccine. And people are dying like crazy. Why would you do all of this? Right? Like, I mean, they got rid of things like I remacted and told people to not do things like go exercise and go out in the sunlight, which is nonsense. Everybody knows that those things were good.

You couldn't get, go to the grocery store to get good food, but you could go to the fast food restaurant to get junk, to get sicker. Like, I mean, get liquor and drugs, but you can't go to the gym? Does that make sense? No. Right? And then you look at the amount of people that wouldn't have gained money from this. All those pharmaceutical companies who spent all of those billion dollars, because if they come in and say at the beginning of the pandemic response, this is a crime. And there's no, there's no, maybe it is or isn't.

You took something that worked. Then you had to sabotage it and give it out. That's deliberate intent. Like engineering, you have to have a trail of paperwork to justify anything that you're, doing you cannot take away an efficiency for something like that that does not allow it to work and give it to somebody when you had something that worked previously right that's there's no argument there you're guilty right so you have the worst thing to go up against in court to defend and that gets exposed at the start that would shut everything down we wouldn't be having this conversation

of what access does had they investigated this. Yeah, I, I, uh, like, I agree with you. I, like, the engineering controls, I'm forgetting my, man, it's, it's been a few years since I was in the oil field, but you know, he used to go through all the different controls, right? And the last one being like the human being, you know, and I'm thinking of H2S and I'm butchering this because it's been a while it's been a while folks since I was back in the and the old oil field but engineering controls are like you say right at the the forefront

I'm going Dale why don't they just do what they did to everybody else which was like get them fired from the job and shut off your channels and just not talk to you and you know because like that's what they did to so many people you know I'm trying to think of somebody else that has even remotely the story of being tortured. And the one guy that comes to mind is Arder Polowski. And I should say there's one more. I believe in Alberta. And I believe it's another past, right, folks? I think so that went to jail. And I mean, don't get me wrong, Tamara Leach, and I mean, the Coots 4. And I mean, I guess as I start going, I mean, I guess there is quite a few, which is a sad state of Canada, isn't it? I'm just,

I'm like, I'm listening to you? I'm going, you know, the treason thing and everything, I'm going, maybe, maybe I'm too rational about this day. I just, I'm like, why, why take it to such legs? And then a lot, you know, I'm missing something here. It feels like you stumbled upon like a document that shows that immediately every premier in the country is guilty of high treason. Oh yes. That's exactly what it is. The ministers are all done. They're all done. Right. Like, because who, who issues under occupations? occupational health and safety laws, and I was looking through this, the minister is responsible for the guidelines. So you got the minister of health in every province. They're done, right? This is like part of the cabinet, even federally. So they're issuing this, and they know full well that they shouldn't be doing this, because a medical authority should never be giving out engineering controls.

The engineering bodies who were responsible for this, they had to stay silent. they should have been blowing the whistle and they were actually suppressing a lot of people in doing so. And so when you have this, it's such a bad thing. And because engineering is such a specialized field, like I go in front of a judge and I said this is the way it is,

the judge can't tell me no. He has to take my word for it unless he gets somebody like me to demonstrate through engineering sciences, which is an applied science and very, very, different. It's not theoretical. When you see a formula, it's because they replicate something that exists. So that formula demonstrates something that exists in the real world when you see it. And there's a whole lot of paperwork and testing behind it. Use destructive and or non-destructive testing to come up with this formula. So it's not like, ooh, I'm trying to think

whether or not this works. It's like this works. This is the mathematical representation. of this working thing so that you could go ahead and now size your system based on these principles of something that exists. So when they broke it, they didn't have anything that worked. And they said, here, use this thing that doesn't work. We have no paperwork and taking away the efficiency, anybody, any, every engineer or technology, they said this to, they instantly got it. You can't take away an efficiency. something like this and have that system work, it is just impossible, right?

So at that point, it's beyond a reasonable doubt that the crimes occurred, especially when you look at all the jurisdictions. It's, that's the only thing that you can say is crime. And so every dollar that's been spent, because not only is the treason, it's terrorism, right? and a whole whack of other crimes. And so everything would have came down. A lot of people would have lost money. Everybody who made money off of COVID would have lost money.

So, I mean, I got a bunch of targets all over my chest right off the beginning that I was not aware of. Right? It's not like the doctor. You're another one of these people that stumbles upon things. It goes, hey, this isn't right. Start to talk about it. Think people are going to be like, hey, great job. job, Dale. Glad you found that. Then we'll get it fixed up and get it moving. Instead,

you walked onto a landmine, you didn't know, and everything was thrown at you, and then so. Yes, and then what I did with it after, because I founded a corporation, a federal corporation, and I placed the rights of the research with the corporation, and then I opened one in the United States, a Delaware corporation. And so then I had seven copyrights between my six. the Canadian and the U.S. corporation. And I kept putting in the evidence of the crime into the documents as it continues to progress. And so if you go to the copyright library, which is a copyright library, which is

attached to the Library of Congress in the United States, you'll see the record of everything I've been doing over the last, well, not everything, but a good portion enough for people understand what he's doing over the last four years to do so. And to get rid of that, that's pretty hard. And so, I mean, it's like the foundation of Nuremberg 2.0, and they wanted to get rid of it. It's really what it is. Sorry, the listeners like, where to go? I'm still here.

I'm just, it's like, you know what? You think you have a picture of things on this side, you know? You know, two plus two equals four. And then in comes long X. And you're talking about X. And I'm like, what the hell is that? What the hell is this? I'm like, okay, the engineering controls, okay, get it?

All right, makes sense. But you're saying it was implemented like at least 2012, maybe earlier than that. They start changing how you set up HVAC systems in buildings so that it will look like it is random outbreaks, but it's off of air quality transfers, right? So it's just dumbing down how good they can be. And you're putting those in hospitals, mainly, or places of such so that the infection rate goes up, not down.

I'm going, like, in your research, that's the CDC. That's the CDC who makes that recommendation? They're the ones who get the guidelines originated from, right? And then they pushed it to the public health agency of Canada. and then the Public Health Agency of Canada has them going out to the different provincial health authorities in some form or another. And in Alberta they didn't officially take it per se,

but they used it through the scientific advisory group and referred to it and so forth. And then you had the colleges, the dental colleges in Alberta that were suggesting them, right? Which they didn't give any real strong guidance, but they suggested but not doing anything was not the right thing anyway because chances are you had it done wrong because most people rent their places and they most people don't think of an h-fax system is a part of thinking about that nobody a part of your work system but it brings you

your air right like during the 70s they knew that if you didn't have proper air flow you got sick sick building syndrome right so now they're just taking this and taking advantage of it so that you do get sick with something that they made to make you sick. Okay. I've drawn it out here. I'm having fun today, folks. People have to bear with me. I said I would stop saying that, but the CDC gives the guidelines to public health Canada.

Public health Canada, then I got a bunch of arrows coming off of it, gives it out to the health authorities of each province. I'm correct so far. And the reason I assume there's, you know, like I, know there's a college of physicians, and I don't know what that is for engineers of, like, buildings. But I assume there's something that, like an engineering firm or group or whatever it is, that checks over the specifications of HVAC systems, air quality transfer, as you just pointed out. Would I be right in that?

Yes. In the states, they have Asherie, which I remember. But they have in Canada, each province, like they have the Association of Professional Engineers, and geoscientists of Saskatchewan. They have the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta. And then they have Engineer Canada that kind of oversees all the provincial ones. And actually, they're all coming after me

in the intellectual property court, like, board, because of me blowing the whistle and they could never discipline me for what I expose them for. They're actually, yeah, that's, yeah. So an engineering firm I'm going to keep walking through my thoughts here because it's really bugging me that I can't just grasp what you're telling me and that's really annoying me.

So an engineering firm in general, if I built a building, right? I put it in a brand new HVAC system. They have to come inspect it and make sure it's set up correct. Am I right? Yes, you have to have that done. Right? But this is not, this is generally...

But instead of the engineering firm saying, hey, health Canada, this is the specifications you need to set up to have proper airflow and quality. This is engineered. We've tested it. The difference is, is the public health Canada is telling engineers in Canada, listen, this is how we're going to set it up because this is the best for air quality. And what you're pointing out is the fact that that's not at all right. Like that, that right there is a backwards relationship. Am I right in thinking that? Yes. And it's also kind of the way that the building codes are set up because building codes are set up very differently and and they don't really actually address this at all in building codes. Like they knew things for hospitals and so forth.

But say if you had a clinic where it's really easy to make sure that this doesn't happen, your building codes are just your building codes. And like if you have, say, a strip mall, right? your tenants change. So once your building is already built, well, you've got a different tenant that moves in there. Does the HVAC system operate? Sure it does. Well, the building code says you're okay.

But do you have it set up for the mitigation of disease in that unit? No, you don't, probably not. Well, when have you ever, you probably heard this, but I sit here and I go, I've never heard anyone talk about it. It's like, can you breathe? Yeah, good. Does it flick on and off? Yeah, it's gotten a little hot in here.

Can we figure out if that X-Fad system, I think even my house, It's like, have we got that thing cleaned lately? It's like, yeah, we probably should do that. Like nobody, I shouldn't say nobody. A select few and a very few. Have I ever heard talk about HVAC systems? It's like, you know, do you ever check your plumbing unless it springs a leak or whatever?

No, the answer is no. And the regular human being wouldn't know anything about it anyways. For the most part, I'm being a little tongue and cheek, but I'm like, that's probably what's pissing me off so much about this. And it's not pissing me off from what you're saying. It's like, why can't my brain grab on to what you're saying? Because what you're talking about then is this is well before Scott Moe. This is like we're talking while this has been in the can for 20 years. That's what you're pointing out.

Oh, yes. And they just made sure that it was pushed on mass during COVID and done in a way that no one would do it right. right, right? And a lot of, say, engineers or technologists, they would figure out what they need to get right, and they would do it. Right. But a lot of them, they weren't giving it to the right people because a lot of people were like, no, I'm not doing it. They're going to do it right and fix it. But it's the fact of the matter of who is giving out this information. And they have no control because they're like, well, it's coming from the health authority, right? But it's like,

but you're giving engineering controls. The health authority. doesn't have, shouldn't have any business of doing this. So they created this sort of little quagmire where it becomes under the domain of the health authorities, which they don't have the ability to do this, but they did it anyway, right? Okay. I'm going to, I'm going to keep going. Okay. So CDC years ago gives public health Canada the controls for how they want things set up for

disease air quality. They push that out. Now you get all these new buildings being built. And instead of the engineers walking and say, hey, that doesn't make any sense. They just check it off. They carry on. Then you come to COVID. And SAS Health Authority gives out what?

To buildings. Engineering controls, but aren't the engineering controls already in the building already? Why would they need to reissue? See, this is it. When they're putting in a building, say if you have a dental clinic in a strip mall, They don't even address aerosol generating medical procedures. They don't. They just generally have certain things that you have to ensure that it's operating properly.

Now, this is a specific way of operating an existing HVAC system that works. Because it's not going to be like, well, this doesn't work. It doesn't turn on. Well, it turns on air is coming through it. But is it going to do what you want it to do? It's not, right? So now they're saying that specifically, we want you to do this certain thing here to mitigate disease. Now, this is where it's more of a specialized control because there may not have been a clinic in there when that building was built, right?

They could now just move in later. And the building codes are not specific for that in a strip wall. It's not. Well, I think of here in Lloyd Minster, sorry, Dale, like the old co-op building has a clinic in it now. And so what you're talking about is, you know, I think of like the oil field when we move from one facility to the next, in order to move into the next facility, we had a checklist of like crazy things that needed to happen before we could do that because we sold chemicals. and chemicals need special, you know, in case of fire, in case of spills, in case of all these different things. So the building code has to be upgraded to meet said specifications.

So I understand, I think I understand parts of this because you move into, as you point, a strip mall. And when it's first built, it's built for, you know, like, I don't know, like clothing store, let's say. And that changing to a doctor's office, I assume they'd have specifications they need to me to make sure that it's up to standards for a doctor's office. What I'm, what, what, what's, what's alluding me here is why the SAS Health Authority or what they're issuing it in the middle of COVID that are engineering controls,

that little jump there. I'm just, I'm, I'm, I'm missing something, I guess. They, they give you settling times between patients, between how long you can bring between patients so that you're not spreading disease for the aerosol. and this is what was related to the air exchanges per hour, right? Getting your basically air clean. That's the engineering control. That came from the health authority that does not come with any building code or any of that stuff.

That came from the health authority, not the people responsible for engineering. It doesn't come with the building codes. This is not there. I looked at the building codes. There was none of this. So am I right in my thought now that what you're saying is they issued one thought process. Every seven minutes you can have a new patient. That doesn't matter if that's right or wrong or completely off base.

And they said every seven minutes you can have a new patient, this is how long it takes for everything and off they go. And they issued that to everyone. And right away you go, well, that makes zero sense. What about the different sized rooms? What about different size HVAC systems? They all have different engineering controls and how quickly they can, I don't know if the purge of room is the right answer, but how quickly they can move the air in and out of that, the air quality to change it out.

Yeah. So it's basically how well does your air mix, right? And that you could basically replace the air in the room with new air. Right? That's really what you're doing. Say you have a smoke filled room and you open your windows. How long is it going to take all that smoke to flow? out right there are certain things that are going to affect that if you only have one little window open

it's going to take a very long time if you have two large windows that are like opposites ends of the room and you have wind going into one end and out the other it's going to change how quickly that comes out these are just things like that people understand on how quickly this is going to change over but you need to understand these things in order to apply that and you're how well that system works is basically the efficiency right so it'll work either close to a hundred percent or you can have it closer to like more like five or ten percent of what an optimal system is what you need to know that otherwise you're you know what I mean you could have it's like you're draining a sink you could have a little tiny drain

that drains really slowly or you could have a very large strain that drains very fast and if you can the faster you can drain it means the faster you get the pollutants out. Now, you need to know the size of that drain and how well it's draining before you can actually say that, well, all of that stuff is gone. Except with the stuff in the air, you can't see it. Right. If you have dirty water, you can see the dirty water, but you can't see dirty air.

So the SAS Health Authority issues engineering controls at the beginning of COVID, a one size fits all approach? Yes. So not only are they issuing things that are not in their directive, right? Like they don't, they're not engineers. It's one thing you're pointing out. And two, they issue something that is a one size fits all, which we saw a lot of in COVID. We're going to do this one thing over and over and over again.

I mean, geez, their solution was a vaccine and everybody's going to take it. That's the only way. It doesn't matter if you're allergic to these things. It doesn't matter you're going to take this or else. And we saw that, well, I mean, everybody lived it. And so you're saying that's what, so that's the big thing. Am I right there? Not only one thing, but the fact that they issue it, like they're not supposed to issue that.

They have no background in issuing engineering controls. There's no, there's no science or studies or what have you. No applied. Like, it's not like they're, that's what they're trained on. So one, and two, they only issue one size fits all approach to everything. Yes. And on top of that, I did freedom of information requests to have the justification for what they did. And there was none.

There was none. I did it to the Ministry of Health. There was none. When you say nothing, was there like they just send a couple of emails back and said this is what we're going to do? They said the records that you asked for just they do not exist. is what they said. I asked for the engineering documentation to justify the representation of the aerosol generating medical procedure guidance that was issued for the COVID pandemic, and they said the records that you requested do not exist. They should have paperwork to justify

why they told you to do that. They don't have any. What did they tell specifically clinics or dentist office to do? Well, they gave the guidance and said, well, here you go, implement that. You may want to consult an HVRAC consultant, but they didn't tell you what that was. You could say that that was a plumber or it could be a technologist or an engineer, right? That's a big difference between a plumber and a technologist and an engineer, right? as a technologist and engineer trained in, you know, the thermodynamics and so forth and trained in the HVAC sciences to understand that these are problems where the plumber is not,

and he's not going to have any clue about that. And so they basically put all the responsibility on the incompetent person to make a competent decision on something they had no knowledge about. It's really what it is. You be working in the If you were going to do something, you had to be trained in that job to do it, right? Yeah, 100%. You couldn't make a decision on something you weren't trained on. Well, they gave people things they had no knowledge on, no training on, and said, go figure it out. So you start to, I guess, expose it.

And like, they throw not only the book at you, like, they do a lot of, like, crazy things in Saskatchew. I want to point that out, right? You're not talking about some far off land. You're talking about Saskatchewan. They literally go after you with with with the book. To me like I this is almost so I don't know if confusing is the right word Dale because I'm sure in your mind you're like this makes complete sense and I'm just a I'm just a dummy and that's fair enough I'll I'll take it. But I go like the common person goes, eh, I don't know. Does that make any sense? I don't know.

And they move on, right? Does the air quality seem decent in here? Sure. I'm trying to figure out why they would put themselves in a predicament of going through the process of like, man, you've had like some crazy shit happen, part in the French. Yeah. Yeah. I know. And I documented it all.

Right? I mean, I've got video audio, I mean, documentary evidence of pretty much everything I've done. And so it's like, why would you do this? Right? Like, there's only one reasonable conclusion is that you're committing crimes. Because somebody says, here, there's a problem. People are going to die. Fix it.

That's really what I'm saying. Like, this might be an oversight or whatever, but you've got to fix it. but coming down with a hammer on somebody that quickly does not make sense unless you're concealing a lot of things and when you look at what they did with the vaccination program this would have stopped at all and all the things that they were doing there's a lot of money that would be lost by a lot of people who invested a lot of money into like the pharmaceutical companies because you're saying if you set the h-vac systems up properly then the chance of of spreading any of the pharmaceutical companies because you're saying if you set the h-fax systems up properly then the chance of spreading anything goes,

I don't know if you can get to 0%, but you lessen that percentage like immensely. It becomes an acceptable risk where they don't need a lot of these things. You have to think about it. For any aerosolized pathogen, proper engineering controls are about close to 90% of your infection controls.

So if you do the proper infection controls with the engineering controls, you don't need masking, right? You don't, right? Maybe in limited cases for some people under certain circumstances, and you certainly don't need to get to the vaccine for a virus that has such a low death rate, right? There's no justification for it. So they had to eliminate that.

And then if you're going to, like, for example, the H5N1 or the monkeypox or the marlborough, you could spread these things and poison people, which is what you're hearing about now, what they're pulling out in, you know, Putin was talking about they were using metabioda to create a biological weapons program so that they could push vaccines. And this is exactly what you would see if that was the case. right okay you mentioned not only does Canada torture you but the US tortures you yeah what like so you go to this leave me through this part of the story you go to the states trying to be like hey hey could you help me out here like there's there's bad things going on in Canada or or how does this all come to be well first I sent my daughter across because she's Métis right I'm like you have right to enter the United States States, go get out of here because, I mean, they're coming after us.

So she goes across on October 1st of 2020 and crosses at Sweetgrass and they arrest her. And they put her in immigration detention as an Indian crossing the war, right? When you say she's, fill me in, when you say she's Métis and she can cross, what do you mean? any indigenous in Canada that's recognized indigenous maytee, Inuit, or in Indian they have the right because of the J Treaty and other treaties with the United States to enter there's no border for them right?

They just oh yes you freely cost they don't pay duty on anything or nothing no I grew up in Winnipeg and we we're close to the border I mean, guys, and didn't matter. Guys would go get him to jail and he'd go straight across the border, show his jail papers in his Indian card, and the guy would just be like, have a nice trip, right? Like, they can't stop them.

The only how they can tell you, say, if you had warrants in one country, they'd be like, deal with that and you can come back. And if they caught you committing a crime, then they could stop you. Other than that, they can't stop it. And they just can't. I didn't know that. You mentioned you mentioned you're a win. Peg, boy? Did I catch that?

Yeah, I'm born and raised in Winnipeg, yes. I feel for you, you know, Manitoba. They had nice beaches, I didn't get a lot. I just heard that. I just literally, uh, coaching U-9 ball this year. And, uh, one of the, uh, couples, their son, they're both originally from, uh, Manitoba. And they were just telling me about the beaches in Manitoba.

I've driven through Manitoba a ton. I've never seen any beaches. Dale, but you're now the second person in about the same week to tell me that. So I guess I'm the blind one. Yeah, you got to go about, you start seeing them about 40 minutes north of Winnipeg, right? And then you get into the inner lake region. There's tons of lakes, really nice lakes. Yeah, I grew up with those nice white, fine sandy on the beaches that you don't see anywhere else in Canada.

Interesting. Okay. Okay. Sorry. I got us off sidetracked here. So your daughter, you send across its sweet grass, and they arrest her, or they put her in immigration detention. And they conceal her her mate T-card. And they take her down to Nevada eventually. And then I ended up having to pressure the Canadian consulate in California, right? Because they try to go through immigration proceedings and deport her, but you can't do that to an Indian.

You just can't. Right. And so they wanted her to voluntary leave, and I was like, no. And so I pressured the Canadian consulate, and they sent a letter to the ICE, immigration control and enforcement, and said, yeah, she's indigenous and so they had a letter out right but they had her they had her card in their possession this again is trafficking you can't do that why why her like what is she doing like married to an american so i've been across i think i've been across the border as much as anyone she shows up

to the border what what is it about her that that raises all the flags i mean other than being your daughter but I'm like, at this point, I'm like, you know, are they waiting for her to come? Like, what? Oh, yes. Like, I mean, I was told, like, I talked with people like in the States, a lot of them and whistleblowers for DHS. And he said they had us flagged from the beginning. Like the moment that we started to talk about that, we were flagged on both sides of the border. And so she was taken right away.

and they concealed her card. And so once that happened, they got an official communication from the Canadian consulate. They couldn't hold her. So they let her out, except they put her on a restrictive release where she was subjected to, like, horrific crimes as a result.

And that should have never taken place because they should have just outright released her, but because of what was going on and Department of Homeland Security's involvement in this, and this will probably come out, again a little bit further, but they were also involved in this. And so beforehand, they knew that they had this evidence of treason on October 1st of 2020 before the election, knowing that COVID was initiated at the beginning of crimes

and that they made the changes to their elections based on this, and they stayed quiet, right? And so they have a big problem, right? So after she got out, I went out because I was in the federal court of Canada. The attorney general serves me an occurrence report from the RCMP that tells me that they were engaged in crime. My sister used to work for the RCMP, and she saw the warrant that they put out for resisting and like the day before they arrested me on July 23rd of 2020. They had a warrant for resisting arrest on July 22nd for the arrest that took place on July 23rd. Yeah.

I'm like... Dale, up until this point, just for curiosity's sake, are you in and out of jail? Are you clean as a whistle? Do you have any background of like, are you... I mean, like, nobody's even... where I always even seen me raise my voice at anybody when I was in North Belford. Like, I mean, I'm just, I go to church, man. Like, I don't drink.

I don't smoke. Like, I mean, and so forth, right? And I'm a laid back guy, right? I'm not, you know, sure I'm young and getting the scraps here and there. Sure, sure, sure. Right? But, I mean, no, I'm just. right so this is this is this is a whole issue right like so it's like well how does this happen

and so she so i go across right because i'm like okay if they're going to make this admission and do something that stupid because my sister's like these guys should be in prison you can't do that it's not like they you know caught me listening that i was planning to go sell drugs or commit some crime, but they're like, you resisted arrests today for an arrest that's going to happen tomorrow. That's nonsense. That's a reactionary crime, right? Like, you have to have an arrest first before you could say somebody resist it. Right. This is not the minority report. Right. So, anyway, I'm like, okay, I'm going to leave. I got to go help my daughter anyway. So I get six volumes of evidence to take the United States, well, I get stopped at the border as well and

get reamed out by these guys. I'm like, well, I'm not leaving. I've taken this in to report this, and they were ordering me, like these guys had their hands on their firearms. They were screaming at me. And I thought they were going to shoot me. And I said, no, I'm not leaving. And I'm not throwing that away. And so forth. And so they're like, we'll take you into custody. I was like, sure. I said, I got tortured. So I'm not going back. to get tortured. So they took me to Colorado and I mean I wasn't properly fed. I had sleep deprivation. I mean they were threatening with federal prison to destroy my passport for a travel document because they said I was undocumented when I came to the border and I'm like well I had to

validate Canadian passport for 10 years right like I'm pretty sure that counts as documentation and I had my driver's license and other stuff right so saying that I was undocumented that's nonsense. Anyway, with the evidence that I brought forward, that's national security. Like, I mean, General Flynn actually came out and said publicly on X that this is a grave national security concern that needs to be addressed. And other people have said similar things, but he came out publicly and said that. So instead of dealing with this, I mean, I get taken there.

then they deport me. But nobody shows up for the court hearing for DHS. It's me and the judge. But the judge rules in the favor of the Department of Homeland Security, who doesn't have anybody there. So they send me back to Canada. And so I'm, you know, they send me back to Toronto. I have to come back to Alberta or whatever.

And so my daughter's over there. And so she's been trying to report this. she's trying to report a lot of the other crimes that have occurred, and neither rules got protection from law enforcement, right? And then, you know, people were trying to take attempts at her life and liberty. Like, I mean, I tried to report crime here. RCMP threatened to arrest me, and I have this on my ex-vee live stream. I had to call the police in the police station to say that the guy there

I'm trying to report crime, because he was threatening to arrest me. And then they had to give me the file number. And then I said, well, the evidence I just gave you, you put it in that file number. But I don't want to deal with you because you threatened me when I came to report crime. Like, this is just, it's out of control. I don't understand this. Like, I should be able to go to a police station and report something. But then when I heard with what Natasha Grotick, I think her name was, that was representing the police in Edmonton,

where they were threatening them to form 10 them if they tried to investigate anything related to COVID, well, this makes sense, right? You're getting pressure from the government not to investigate. When you look at all of these different things, it begins to make perfect sense, right? You don't do this without, like, this is pre-planned.

This is nothing other than treason, right? They take away our freedoms. They're making us poor. They're like giving us. poison and COVID was used to just take away our freedom and control us like nobody's business. This is this is like we're I grew up in Canada. This is not what I grew up in a hundred percent. Like if when I was a kid if they tried doing this people who said no like make us wear masks stay in our house. You're like, no.

But somehow now it's, you know, people are, people are taking it, right? So at the end of... No, you can finish your thought. I, I'm, you know, we're two years past. So when you say Canadians, Canadians eventually, mainly because they targeted the truckers and the border crossing there, had had enough and then you had the freedom convoy. Do you, where you sit right now, do you go, oh, no, Canadians got to know about X or you're right. We don't have to wear masks.

The mandates are off. I don't know. Like, where are you at today? Canadians need to do something because I actually got arrested at Coots before the convoy. I was there at December 30th of 2021. I actually went to the United States again to report treason, and the guy from the Canadian side of the border came to the U.S. side, talked to the Americans.

He was in plain clothes. He went back. Me, my mother, my sister, and my nephew got assaulted and thrown back to the Canadian side. Got promptly arrested when I came back, and they came to pick me up on that false warrant to try to send me back to Saskatchewan, where undoubtedly things would not be. working out so well if I did go there. But the RCMP that actually came, he was like, he didn't even go in the back.

He's like, no, he's not, he's going home. He's like, bring him out here. He's going home. And so he's like, yep, go report this. So I said, all right, what's Chastewan? What's a report it, right? The guy took information for me. He took a statement for my mother and so forth.

They got rid of him and they brought in staff sergeant, Kathy Kloss. This is the one who was on the had the emails of conspiring to frame Jeff Colvin for crime, right? So they brought her in to shut down the investigation of treason that I've just given to this guy. And then that's when the protests at Coots and the trucker convoy took place. This was previous to that. So when the RCMP were here trying to remove, they're talking to remove. They're talking with Rick McIver and Bill Blair and the Border Services agents and so forth discussing getting the military equipment to remove the people at Coots. Well, the RCMP, the Border Services agents, and Bill Blair all knew that they were concealing high treason, right?

they knew that they were setting those boys up. Obviously, not everybody, but there were people in those organizations that knew, and Bill Blair knew it. Brenda Lucky knew it, because I sent this information to her personally multiple times, right? So she's fully aware, Prime Minister's office is fully aware,

Bill Blair is fully aware, David Lemetti's office is fully aware, right, and David Lemetti's assistant deputy attorney general is involved in one of my cases and is committing fraud in order to obtain judgments in the federal court of Canada this time and is aware and you have a lot of parties aware of what's going on and they suppress this information so they can put those boys in coots in jail and arrest those people in ottawa right and then on top of that trudo issues the emergency measures act people need to understand that these guys knew they were committing treason when they were doing this.

And now they're putting these boys people away. And they put those boys and tortured them in coots, those boys, so that they could capitulate the crime so that they could tell people not to stand up against the treason that these guys were committing. Can you go back? You mentioned Jeff Colvin. And I assume you mean the mayor, former mayor of chestermare? Yep.

Okay. And you're in Chestermear right now, right? Yep. So you're saying the same RCP officer, and you mention her name, shows up now in Chestermere and at Coots. No, no, no, no. After I left Coots, I came to report to the detachment commander. That was Joseph Stubbs. Kathy Closson, staff sergeant, Kathleen Closson, is coming now.

to replace him. Stubbs got moved out. Kathy Kloss and shuts everything down. Investigation goes nowhere. The protest happens, right? Because I've given them evidence of all of these different people, including RCMP members who were involved in suppressing this from 2020 and all the crimes that's happened in Saskatchewan,

who was notified and so forth. And what happened at the border in the state? and what happened with my daughter and so forth. So she comes in and she keeps this all quiet. Then they have the protests, and then they arrest people, and they know full well that people in the RCMP are aware that they're suppressing evidence of treason, and that these mandates were given us on the backs of that.

So they know that the government, and people in the government are committing crimes, and they're protecting those crimes. And when the people stand up, because the people aren't aware that the treason is taking place, but they are aware that these mandates are not right. And they're questioning them, which they have a right to do. But they're unaware of the treason, the evidence of treason that's being built up and put are already there. Because there are at this point high treason complaints.

They shut it down. So I'm going to assume it doesn't surprise you that right now there's 11 MPs, with ties to China or India, for that matter. The fact that they won't release their names on and on it goes, you're like, this is just part for the course for where we're at. Like, I mean, there's a lot more that people need to know about that they're not reporting on, and it runs real deep. Yes, and people don't realize how far in bed,

Canada, the United States. Like I said, like one of the congressional letters went out from a committee I believe it's a committee energy or something like that on May 24th. And they requested evidence from what happened at the Winnipeg Bio Labs. And the CESIS report that was kind of what I think in 2020, or something that they were talking about. Well, CESIS didn't report on any of this because CESIS received my information in 2022. I sent it to the office here in Alberta.

They did nothing. The RC&P were aware of both this. The Office of the Director of National Intelligence, who the committees are asking about it. I sent the evidence to her office four times in 2022, and that was, they continued to double down on there was no foreign interference in an election. But when in Canada, when they began to suppress the treasonous activity here in Canada, but also came from the United States, and that's treason there.

They were assisting the actors to go ahead with their interference into the election. And I was actually talking to an investigative journalist, Millie Weaver, in the United States. She used to be on journalists at InfoWars. She provided me evidence of the three-letter agencies on video and they're in documents that said that they were using COVID to take out Trump. And so you have the actual verbal conspiracy, and then you have the overt acts, which is the sabotage engineering controls,

to deliver a biological weapon, to then push another biological weapons, even where it which is the vaccines, you take away the freedoms, you interfere with the elections, and there you go. You've got a color revolution. And that screams,

that's like any cover, If you watch the history of the CIA, this is exactly what you'd see as a color revolution. And this has been an interesting. This has been a lot. I'm like, like for the person who's listening to me from anywhere that they don't understand the area, North Battleford, I drove through there all through COVID. I was literally working just north of there. Because back in the day, I was just like Jackfish Lake.

So just north of Battleford is where. I was going to and from. So I was rolling through that area. I don't know. Once, twice a day. Honestly, until 2022. And since then, I've been doing this full time now. And I'm going, how is it that I don't know?

Like, one of the things that always shocks me. And this, I guess, is probably shocking me more so, is during COVID. I thought I, you know, I interviewed all these doctors. I interviewed all these lawyers. I interviewed all these people. I know the people of the national citizens inquiry, on and on and on it goes. And I don't know who you are. I'm like, it almost messes with my brain a little bit on how well the silos were put in place

to make sure people didn't correspond with one another. And I'm just like I'm almost dumbfounded that you were sitting in North Balford while this is all going on. I was suppressed like crazy. The amount of suppression, like if anybody looked through the amount of document, that I have and what I put out, which is only a small percentage of it, the amount of effort and money that was spent to make sure that nothing that I got got anywhere was astounding because the amount of court cases that I've gone through. I mean the Supreme Court of Canada 13 times.

I mean the Supreme Court of the United States like four or five times. Federal courts to Canada, like, I mean appeal courts in Saskatchewan here in Alberta, went to file in BC like I mean District Court of Colorado the District Court of West Texas District Court of Montana District Court of Columbia

I mean Court of Appeal for the Fourth Circuit South Carolina District Court like I mean 9th Circuit District Court of Nevada like I mean Court of Appeals for 10th Circuit multiple times and nothing like nobody heard anything with any of that

right that's that's a lot of suppression for someone. Is there anything we haven't discussed that you want to make sure people know about? Because I'm like, at this point, I'm going, I don't know what I don't know where to ask at this point. Like I'm hearing all this stuff. I'm like, I got to go sit and ponder all this all over again, you know? Like I just, I'm like, this has been a wild week, you know, of different information

coming in through the, the interviews that I've been doing. I guess I just, you know, Dale, the floor is yours. If you, if you got a couple other things you want to let people know about, by all means. Yeah, I mean, like, a lot of people are going to have to, this is, to tell what happened over four years, four and a half years, in a short period time, it's difficult, right? Like, I got a lot of interviews on different places. Like, I was on Info Wars just a couple weeks ago. and I was on Jim Ferguson

Tina Peters did an interview with me when she was on bad lines and I had a few other places like Scott McKay and so forth and I got some stuff on my ex-profile or on the CARES project that goes over some of this stuff and explains it more in detail

to kind of go and look at it and then I have some documentation but we filed petitions for redress of grievances in Alberta and this is the thing that people need to understand. The solution to deal with the vaccines and all that stuff, it's sitting in Alberta in the legislative assembly of Alberta. We put it there on April 12th.

Like if you go to www.dsr-Carris Consulting.com, you click on the CARES project action plan at the top of the page. You'll see the video of us filing this petition for redress at the legislative assembly on April 12th of 2024. Then we have an action plan for people to use so that they could go ahead and start putting the government on notice. Because when we started to serve the MLAs, the law enforcement, and so forth, when we did a few of them, we even served Daniel Smith's office in Brooks. And after we did that, a few days later, Shane gets in the party whip with the UCP. He came down to see us, right?

we got their attention. And so all of these things that they're talking, well, we have all the record of the crimes. Me, Jeff Colvin, are on that petition and the request for the Acerd investigation that I compiled for Jeff and sent it out before he got pulled by Rick McIver, and this got sent out multiple times by Jeff,

and then also by myself to Ellis and Amory. right, who were aware of this and their offices were aware of this. And he got no help before he got pulled and it had the evidence of the treason against Canada and the United States. And there was nothing. Excuse me. And then he got removed. But anyway, all of this information plus the stuff from Dr. David Martin,

Dr. Paul Alexander, Dr. Peter McCullough, Dr. Macchus, Dr. Schumacher, Dr. Trosy, all of these from start to finish, like Chris. Schaefer, the masking expert, and so forth. We have all of this information from start to finish, showing here is the initial crime at the engineering controls. But at every step, all of the experts are saying the same thing, that they're seeing things that deviate from the norm. And then when you have Dr. Maxis' excess deaths,

that's exactly what you would expect if a biological weapon was delivered. You'd have extra deaths that you would have outside of the norm. And so you've got all of this information at the Legislative Assembly of Alberta that can help kill the vaccines instantly, but the people need to get behind it. And so if anybody wants to know how to do that, contact me, right? Watch the videos. If you want to have help, come to serve it and put people on notice, like what we were doing, then come and do so and start showing support.

Because when Shane Getson came down, talk to us, he said that, that the more that the people come together, the more they can do for us. Sure, there's some people that might not want to do the right thing, but when the people come, they change the direction of the way the wind blows. And there are people there that don't like the federal encroachment, and they'd be more than welcome to do so, but they need the help of the people to do that. So we need to start coming together.

Where can people go to find you, Dale? I know Twitter, and you may have said a couple other things, but just rattle off if people go on Twitter or elsewhere, where can they find you? I'm at DJS. Richardson on Twitter, getter,

and true social. And I mean, I'm on Facebook. Or you can go to the Karras Project on Twitter X. Facebook. I mean, Getter.

Truth, all those social media is or my daughter, she's at Kisha. or RIC on the same socials as well. And so you can come out and reach out to us or DSR CARES Consulting.com. There's a contact form. You can go there and you'll see the CARES project pages on that website and the action plan.

So, I mean, we got to come together. That's really it. People need to come together because they're coming after our food. with this H5N1 nonsense, right? And what are they going to do after that? Another lockdown. Government's going to be closed. But we need to step up and do something because if you start having no food,

we're going to be in real tough, right? Well, I appreciate you coming on and doing this. And, well, if I may say you've made my head spin and have to work for, for, some time and that doesn't have i mean it happens more than i care to admit i wish i would you know maybe some days i wish i didn't have to do that but uh this is really well i've got a picture drawn on this side which you won't be able to see and i'm chuckling because i'm like i'm trying to get what you put to make sense in my brain i'm going to go back and listen to this conversation again

but i appreciate you coming on and giving me some time today i've got a i actually have like the engineering report that's on the action plan page that you can actually go through and I, if you need, I can give you a summary. But there's a little abstract at the beginning that kind of gives a breakdown of what it is, and then it kind of goes through it. And it's done in a way that it's not too much technical language, so that an average person should be able to read through and follow it, and then I go through the analysis of risk that talks about what happened

when I started to present this evidence and shows you that these are abnormal things when you come in and present this type of evidence, and then show that they're committing crimes and show how these are happening based on my experience of what was done and what should be done. And I not only point out the problem, but I showed a solution that would save people money

and lower their costs, extend the life of their system, and stop the government from shutting them down. That's the thing that really people didn't like or the criminals didn't like. Well, thanks again for doing this and for dealing with my slow brain on an afternoon. I appreciate it a lot. No worries.

All right. Thanks, Dale. Thank you.