Shaun Newman Podcast - #720 - Mario Gagnon & Santuzza

Episode Date: October 2, 2024

Mario is a father, husband and construction worker. Born in Quebec, but has called Alberta home since 1987. Santuzza is a wife, mother, a devout Christian, with her Masters in social work, and CEO of Outsmart Stress. She is originally from Suriname, but has lived in Canada for 20+ years. Santuzza lost her job with the Alberta Government in 2021 at the height of the Covid hysteria. We discuss losing her job, an abusive government and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Clothing Link: ⁠⁠⁠https://snp-8.creator-spring.com/listing/the-mashup-collection⁠⁠ Text Shaun 587-217-8500 Substack:https://open.substack.com/pub/shaunnewmanpodcast E-transfer here: [e-mail] Silver Gold Bull Links: Website: https://silvergoldbull.ca/ Email: [e-mail] Text Grahame: [phone]

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Okay, let's get on to that tale of the tape. The first is a father, a husband, and a construction worker. He was born in Quebec, but now calls Alberta Home. The second, a wife, mother. She has her master's in social work as a devout Christian and a CEO of outsmart stress. I'm talking about Mario Gagnon and Santusa Wolf. So buckle up, here we go.

Welcome to the Sean Newman podcast. Today I'm joined by Mario Ganya and Santusa Wolf. so thank you both for coming in the studio. Thank you for having us. Now, I tell you what, if it wasn't for the injection of Truth Town Hall, we probably wouldn't run into one another. And, well, before we get into all of that

and where you're at today, how would we just start with, you know, how the heck do I get a lady from, and I can't even, I'm spacing on the country's name because I don't want to, I don't want to butcher it, Suriname. Suriname, correct. Okay. And a Quebecer, how do, how do, let's tell, let's just breathe a little of this

story out for me, would you? Like, where does this all start? Well, it starts with me, I think. Just having the plans to come to a different country than the Netherlands to come to Canada. So I got here about 22 years ago, I think. And I thought, hey there are people living in Canada right I want to have a challenge I don't want to go to Holland the Netherlands and know everybody there so let's go to Canada but I had a friend living here so I had a little bit of supporting information so I came here and then ran into Mario somewhere on a beautiful restaurant called McDonald's that's a long time ago that's a while ago so I met this

Mario at McDonald's and I thought why is this man always coming to McDonald and eating McDonald's and we got into conversations and you know from one came

the other thing and here am I being married to Mario Gagnon Can I just ask a little bit about before you even go to the Netherlands like you're an a country or you're from originally a country that I've never even if you would have told me where it is on the map well it was the same a look I gave you about 20 minutes ago like

okay but it's north of Brazil walk me through growing up there I'm I'm really curious like it was is it a is it like a very tourist destination or is it well I find it a tourist destination everybody can call we are very diverse we are as diverse as Canada itself We have people who are originally from Africa, from India, from Germany, where some of my ancestors came from, remember the name, Wolf. And so we're very diverse. We have people who were originally from Indonesia, Yava. So it's very diverse. It's small, not even half a million people.

What else? Hot, of course. What would be the main thing? thing that people do there. Party. Oh, no, no. Yeah. Well, we do, we do work as about two, but you're outside every day because it's a hot country. So when you say party, Mario, you're meaning just like that's, that's the tourist destination? It's a tourist destination. It's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a paradise of the south. It's a, it's a little secret that, uh, that everybody has to

see. So we're part of the Amazon. You know, we have people from different cultures over there, different religions. It's very diverse. It's very beautiful. It's very laid back. And it's very nice to go. It's very nice to visit. So come and see us one day.

Come to Suriname with us. Well, I guess I'm always curious when people come from different parts of not only Canada, right? Having, once again, a Quebecer in here is interesting. You know, like there's this supposed feud. Well, I mean, they're, you know, living in Alberta now. Mario probably understands it 110%. But, I mean, like, just have different perspectives from different parts of the world I'm always interested in.

And I'll say this, you're the first lady, first person I've ever met from Suriname. Suriname? Suriname. Suriname. Yes. And so I guess, I'm curious, what made you, like, when you're a kid growing up, what made you look at the map and go, I want to get out of here? Was there just no work?

No, there was everything. I had a pretty good job. I was a teacher in a, you could say, a high school. I work several places. I'm a social worker. I graduated with a bachelor's in social work in my home country. I come from a big family. My mom had nine kids and then she adopted another kid, 10. So a very big family and we're all educated. We all love learning. Did I like learning a lot? Maybe. Anyway, but I was always intrigued with the rest of the world because, you know, we're very different. You hear a lot of the world when you live in these countries, right? And I was very exposed to my father was a history teacher. So you hear about the world every day, you know, from, I think, from kindergarten to university.

So our eyes were always also outside. So where does that curiosity come from? But I think I love to work with people. Did the rest of your siblings stay there? Yes. And two of them are in, one is in Aruba, another one is in Curacao, in the Caribbean. But the rest, of course, didn't want to go anywhere than stay in Suriname because they love it too much over there.

But I was the one always, you know, looking outside. But as I said, the Netherlands did a train. correct me because everybody from the country goes to the Netherlands. Because it used to be a Dutch colony. Yes, because it used to be a Dutch colony. Suriname used to be a Dutch colony. Yes, yes. Everybody travels to and from the Netherlands.

The people from the Netherlands, they come vacation in Suriname. The people speak Dutch over there. Yeah. Dutch is one of the languages spoken in Suriname. Right. So we speak Dutch. That's the language of insurbanes. instruction, but you speak, but it's my first language and people are sometimes so

me, is like, do you speak Dutch? Yes, I do. I do understand. We need it and write it. Could you lay some Dutch on me right now? Who can't know, Sean? But I have one interview with Joe, huh? What did I say? I got a no idea. Good day, Sean, we have an interview today. Cool. And I guess I'll flip it over to Mario. Like, Before you run into Santuzza at the great golden arches, the lovely restaurant that is McDonald's.

What's your story? Where boats in Quebec? Did you grow up then? I was from Schoeniggen, the town of electricity, and we produced a prime minister. Remember Jean-Critier? Okay. He was from Schoenegen. Okay.

He was our guy. How long you've been in Alberta for? 35 years. Okay. Take all the Alberta out. I just want to focus on Quebec here for a second. Okay. You grew up in Quebec.

You see what's going on right now with Quebec and what they're doing, you know, prop up, well, I don't know, literally saying they're going to prop up Justin Trudeau and tell the election and try and eke out some things for them. What are your thoughts on that sitting on this set of the country now? Well, I think that the important to us right now is to concentrate on Alberta. I think that the other provinces show how badly managed they were. Only Alberta stood up. And I think that if we say that from now and in Alberta, no more people are going to be forced to take experimental medication of any kind. Would it be vaccines?

You're going to see people from Quebec, Ontario, Nova Scotia move into here. And that's just going to get us bigger or larger. That's the way I see it. Do you worry, so Albertans, I shouldn't say all Albertans, because I mean a ton of Saskatchewan folk have moved in Alberta, so is BC. But I know a ton of Westerners are fearful of that because they're worried they're going to, that bad politics are going to come with. No, I don't think so. No, because when you get here, you see common sense politics. And that's what most people, the vast majority people want. People don't want the woke things. It's not normal for parents to want these kinds of, the, you know,

Ediosi's pushed upon their children. So if you say, hey, we're not pushing the woke system here and you're going to go into a school where I don't care where you come from India or Suriname or Quebec. When you are at work, your children are at school, you want them to learn languages, mathematics, geography. That's the end of it. Not the wholeness and transgender and all of this thing. That's not education. That's a waste of our tax dollars and that's not the way our school should be ran. Hmm, interesting. As for the Quebec experience, I was there during the independence movement.

Back in the early 90s. Yeah, May 2019, we were there during the referendum. And those people who want to... Did you just say 1980? Is that how far back it goes now? Well, yes. If I recall, if I'm... No, you're probably more factual than me.

I wasn't even born yet, so there you go. There you go. And then we were, because we were young and we were thrown into this debate, political debate, we ended up being a generation more open, more wise about politics compared to what we see today. So there was the referendum and that was a big question, do you want to leave Canada or do you want to stay into it? So they divided the people perfectly well, you know, 50-50 and it didn't go anywhere. But it did help Quebec get some respect. from the federal government in many ways.

For example, in the worst days, Quebecers will not get the same promotions as the English-speaking candidates. That has changed since, you know, everybody is now considered fairly. Do you think Quebec should separate? No, I don't think so. Unless it would be for freedom

and to reject the World Economic Forum, to reject the World Economic Forum, reject the woke movement then that would be but that's the only way but we both know Quebec ain't leaving the project the web forum I mean like Canada no nobody's leaving anything to reject the web forum right now well I think the people rejects the where I agree with you I I agree with that what your government does is not representative of what you're thinking as a citizen as a people around you do not think like that so the majority do not support these governments this is why

and Alberta, we have such a nice situation with Daniel Smith, where she goes out and does give interview and speak to the people and made voting machines illegal. That's how those counters were keeping themselves into power by manipulating the voting machines. By banning that, that's a big step forward for democracy. Her going out and talking to the people, doing the town halls like we've been seeing over the last, I don't know. Has it been two months? Forgive me folks on the time frame.

But, you know, and going in, getting asked some difficult questions. and at times giving great answers, at times I'm sure people are saying not giving so great answers. Is that different from what you saw in Quebec? Or Santusa, on your world travels, is that different? Or you're like, oh, no, no, it's politics.

Politicians are pretty open to the public and that's nothing new. Well, I don't know what to say about politics in Calgary so much from the past, but what I know for now, what I have experienced, since I came actually to Canada, I found that people were a little bit, how do you say, complacent when it comes to politics?

Because back home, we would talk about politics every day on the street, but everybody would talk about politics, and we would make young people aware as well. I remember in the school that I was teaching at, we would make the students aware. You know, we would have discussions, and, you know, they would give their opinions,

and you go home, and it's even more of a discussion, discussion and in the in the in the family that I grew up they were very much involved with politics so when I came to to Canada I kind of found it so weird that people were not talking about politics I was like what's going on and then when I met Mario oh my goodness that was overload so having said that I got a little bit more interested in the politics here but what had happened to me in the last couple of years with COVID, that is really critical for me. I think that everybody has to be aware what politicians say and what they do. We have to be involved because what happened to me

should not happen to anybody. Nobody should be forced, coerced into taking something that they don't want to put in their body. I don't even put, like I, sorry for people who put tattoos with their opinion, their choice, I don't drink, other people do drink, their choice, I don't smoke, other people smoke their choice. But my choice is about, and especially what goes into my body, is very important. So if a politician or wherever is okay with what had been going on for the last four years, Calgary or Canada is not good for me at all. No, I don't want to be there.

Because having said that, everybody that I know of the people, my brothers and sisters, some of them are already retired, but the other ones who work, they were not forced. They all kept their job. And I'm coming to this big country of big promises,

and I lost my job because I didn't want to put something experimental in my body. Can you believe that, Sean? Well, I mean, 10 years ago, I wouldn't have believed it, but here was said. So, yeah, I certainly do. When COVID was going on, that time frame and your family was back in Suriname, was anything going on there? Yeah, I think they were, of course, they were, They heard about, they were confronted with the same thing, right?

That they needed to be tested and whatever. But I was so overwhelmed and forced in my situation because I worked for the government. I worked for the provincial government in the community and social services. They were not coerced and confronted the way I was. So my focus was how will I defend myself, how will I stand up for myself to protect myself here? So because I knew that they were okay over there in the Netherlands, in Belgium, in Aruba and Kurosal, in Suriname, my country where I'm from,

I don't think that the level of coercion was like that over there. It was not as intense. For sure not. Also, in terms of propaganda, the propaganda machine. Can you pull that mic in towards you? I would say also there you. Obviously, the propaganda machine in Suriname. In the Paradise Island or something like that is not going to work as much as good as in a country like Canada

where everybody is glued to their television. But there's a new... Alberta has changed completely since the end of the pandemic. The number of people who now realize that the TV, the news, the media has lies to them. Now that they know, it's a completely new world. It's a completely new situation

in terms of sociology. Because if the power of those... people who push the propaganda and the lies and the people stops working because people are waken up to it. Now we're getting smart and now we're getting somewhere. That's for sure. Well, I think they were also maybe pushed but not pushed like I was pushed, not controlled so as I was controlled. Well, Sintuza, walk me through your story. Walk the listener through what happened to you, where you were working and just, you know, walk us through it. All right. So, I I worked during COVID for community and social services.

People know that as income support. I was working for barriers to full employment. And I remember going to work and Marilla actually drew my attention to, hey, honey, there's something going on. And I was a little bit unaware about it because, you know, when you're so involved with community and social services in support where I was working, when you come home, you want to do anything else but listening to too much stress and trouble. So we were at some point, we were asked to work from home.

And at some point, we needed to put whatever information in the system on being vaccinated or not. And I knew from the beginning, when men started to tell me that, hey, you have to be careful because this thing is an experimental vaccine. He started to warm, and then I started to search myself. Like, I'm not going to fully listen to what he said. Let me find out for myself what's going on.

And then we were, we were. separated from each other. I mean, like in the team, people could work from home, and other people could not work from home, had a choice not to work from home. And I chose to stay in the office because at that time, my daughter was also living with us, and she needed to work from home,

so it would not work for us while Mario had to sleep. So it did not work for our family. So I chose to work in the office, and I was the only one in the office working. But the other thing that was so scary, actually, to me for my personal choices, is that they only gave us to exemption, a medical or religious exemption. And I was like, what? What's going on here? So this thing is bigger than I taught.

So I took the stand. I said, no, I'm not going to be vaccinated. I applied for a religious exemption. And then I had read Dr. what is his name again, Payne, Eric Payne. I think you had interviewed him as well. I read his article and I thought, ha-ha, because everything else that I heard was more. from the from outside Canada because I was looking for um professionals who knew a little bit more about the situation and then I came across and excuse me but on Eric Payne's his article so I took

that with me to my doctor's office and you can't imagine what happened there anyways I thought this thing is fish this thing is getting scarier and scarier I said but I know where my faith is. I said, my body is the temple of God. I've already messed it up with other stuff. I'm not going to mess it up with this thing that I don't even know what it is.

So I applied for a religious exemption and the whole thing blew up. The whole thing blew up. I was denied in all kinds of I was denied a religious exemption. And then what happened,

I you know in in community and social social services are in income support we used to use this this saying if you're ready willing and able to work right when we talk to clients we always assess them for their readiness and willingness and able able whatever you say excuse me if they are willing to work so I thought I could go to the office and maybe try to talk to them and see, because nobody else is in the office, I can go in the office and reason with them and see if I can still work and not being vaccinated or tested. The whole thing blew up. My key was taken away out of my hands. or I would say in a very manipulative way my keys were taken away.

I won't name the person, but someone in a position took my keys away. And Sean, sorry that I get emotional with this, but I felt that my life came out of my body. the minute I handled my key to that person it felt that my very life which people say here in this country your work is your life that was taken away from me and I was walked out of that office

that day I screamed so loud I have a tear on my on my cell phone and this is the insulting way that the whole thing was. I screamed so loud. This can't happen. This can't happen. I was walked out of the building all by myself left there in the soul. When I called, Mario was so shocked. Everybody was so shocked. It was the most horrific thing that I've ever experienced in my life. Can you believe that someone takes your key away from the place that you work?

You need to buy your bread, your, your bread, pay your life actually is in that key actually. Right? And it was taken away from me in such a manipulative way that I can't even imagine. Not even willing to. When you say manipulative, what do you mean? So I mean that, so I went to the office. so I thought, as I said in the beginning, I'm going to find out if I can...

Common sense, right? And then when I was unable to talk to whatever, so I spoke to someone in a higher position manager or whatever that person was. And so when I was about to go back home, because the person was, didn't say anything else to me. So when I was about,

to go back home I would take some of my personal stuff with me because I thought okay let me walk you back so and they said that for two months we the people who were not vaccinated were put on a leave without pay so for two months I didn't get paid and and if people think that the medical was so important why would you take my medical insurance then away why did I have to pay for that I had to pay for that at least a month I remember I think $79 or whatever it was so you take my key away so when I was standing at my my cupicle the person who took the key away called me he signaled to me I didn't like that in the first place, the way you signal at me, you could call my name.

There's nobody in the office, right? You know my name. Called me and asked me to go in a certain room. Well, actually, there is nobody. There was only one lady at work that day from a different department. So I don't know what the need was to call me into a different office. I felt threatened. I didn't know what this person would do.

So I didn't know what would come. And then the person started to say something like, I know you're a good worker, and I thought, why are you saying that? I felt so uncomfortable. And then the person said, give me your key. And at that moment, I knew that I lost my job. Sorry.

Once again, you don't have to apologize. Walking down memory lane is... Well, it was an intense job. It was stressful, right? It was... Even if it was a stressful job, that's not the way you go about it. Because you maneuvered me into a situation

while nobody was in the office, you could have done it in a different way. So I handed the key, and I remember I was trying to get my picture off, and it didn't want to come off. And I gave the access key to the office to that person. The person walked with me to my cubicle while I was taking my stuff and walked me out of that office. I do have a little bit of a video because I said to the person,

can I video that? I was still that. How do you say that? You know, I was thinking of that person instead of myself. Because I thought maybe you will be able to reason with me. But the only thing that was in his head was. was you did not obey. You did not do what this COVID policy wanted from you.

So while I was walking down the stairs, I was saying I'm on the duress doing this. When I walked into my car, to my car, it was December 15. I remembered it so clear because I had that in... 2020- 2021. Yeah, just before the convoy.

Just before the convoy. So, and again, I was by my... If something would have happened to me that day, nobody would know. Nobody would because nobody in the parking lot, I was the only one in that day in the parking lot because some people park on the ground. And you can imagine most of the other workers were at home. There was only one lady. And that day, I remember I thought, should I raise my voice?

but I thought, let me still be considerate. And again, so when that K was taken away from me, I know this is really serious. I know the seriousness of this situation. Not only with my job, but what was going on, what they were asking people to do. They were asking people who didn't want to put something in their body. That is an experiment.

And now we know, now we know, now we know, Now we see what's happening with people there health. So when I got home, Mary was so concerned. And people have to understand that I believe in God. And I said, this is the day that I know for sure that that is God because he's going to help me to live without that money. Only depending on Mary, I was always independent in my life. always I worked, I studied, I came here to Canada and I did my master's here in social work.

I did, I worked hard, I had full-time job, full-time school, full-time in the university. I worked hard. But I knew that this was alive on that situation. So it was horrible. And nobody knows that what happened. everybody thinks that forget about it, move forward how do you move forward

when you're traumatized when there's there's scars on your your emotions when are still scars and when you have to live almost like I wonder if I get more money than my clients ever I

they cut me off and then they didn't even want a reason so then the other problem started because while I was still working, I was looking for help. I thought, hey, I am a member of the union. Oh, that was a big joke.

The union was nowhere to be found. It was hard to get a hold of them. Nobody knew where they were. This is the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees. AUP. AUP. When I finally found someone, most of them where I don't know, maybe also I don't know what happened to them, then they are trying to convince me that I have to questioning why I don't want to take that injection or test. I'm not going to test myself if I know I'm healthy.

Why would I test myself knowing that I'm healthy? that I can work, ready, willing, and able to work. So some people from the union, people were covering each other, whatever. The person said, because when I said I was looking for religious exemption, he said, yeah, but the Catholic church, I said, I don't care about the church.

I myself don't want this thing in my body. Can you not understand? I don't. To me, it doesn't matter who wants to put it if it is the Pope, I don't want. Can you not understand? No understanding. Trying to convince me that other groups, other people. And one of my models is I'm unique.

Everybody is unique. If you don't want to see your uniqueness, sorry. But I know that I'm unique. God made me unique in his image. and I'm going to live the way he wants me to live. I'm not going to be forced. If I know it is right or wrong and I've made a choice, I've made a choice, and it's my choice. So anyway, the problem number two, now the union.

Oh, my goodness. If I did not know, if I didn't know spiritual battle, praying, keeping your mind focus, clean, try not to cave in. I was trying not to frustrate Mario and my daughter. How many people before 2021, 2021, knew there was a spiritual battle going on? I wonder.

I can tell you it's a hell of a lot less than what it is today. Maybe. It isn't a maybe. I know this for certain. I guess so, because, you know, like... People are forced to wake up. up at this point. Yes. Yes. It's like if you had any potential of waking up, you have

working up at this point. I would and I guess I would argue that I think if I talk to enough people, there's been plenty of opportunities to wake up through my entire lifetime. And for me, and for a lot of people, it was the COVID, like COVID forced everything. You couldn't escape it. Everywhere you went, the dinner table, the hockey rink, you know, you flip, on, I don't care who your late night comedian is, folks. I don't really care. But you flicked on something just to get away from it. There it was.

You flicked on your favorite TV show, and somehow they've been grained it into there. It's just everywhere. And so nobody could escape this one. Whereas like, you know, you go back through some of the different events that have gone on. Lots of people point to 9-11. Some people point from before there, JFK,

you can just keep going back. There are events that have happened where people are like, how the heck didn't you see it? For sure. You know, some people weren't ready, still aren't ready. But it's pretty hard when you hear stories like yours, Santusa, or the countless others. You bring up Dr. Eric Payne. I mean, like that guy might have off to him because he came on this podcast.

And, you know, to this day, I was actually just looking at the numbers, bar none the number one podcast I've ever done. And all he was saying is that kids shouldn't get the vaccine. Right. And that was an insane idea at that time. Yeah, yeah. And I can't even imagine that people didn't even want to look at what he was saying or what other, you know, the professionals and medical professionals. And coming to that, like, and even in the medical world, we see that people were either unaware or they didn't want to know or whatever. but yes, and Susu wants to know, I have to know because this is life and death, right?

And this is my body. So, but anyway, the battle became then bigger, right? So now I have the union who doesn't want to try to start believe, even looking at the other side. It was brutal. I went through all of their processes from whatever hearing, hearing number one. hearing number two, even went up to the GRB. That stands where I forgot. Anyway, one step before arbitration.

I went all the way up. And every time again, I was the guilty one. Grievance review board. I was literally just reading this earlier. I'm like, GRV. I know that acronym. What is it? Yeah, every level was corrupted.

Every level didn't want to see the truth. Every level was scared. I don't know if they were scared of their position, their face. What were they scared of? Why couldn't they just get away, take a step back? As many of us had to do, myself included, my husband included, my daughter included to take a step back. back and find out where does the truth lies.

Can you, can, could they not do that? Anyway, the union. And then on top of that, they, I think there was another human, human rights act or commission or whatever to see if your, if your rights were violated. And I said, Sean, I brought with me my Bible. And I brought a copy of the Constitution. And I brought a copy of my citizenship. The Constitution, the Canadian Constitution that I read, the first line, right?

Right? It says, whereas Canada is founded upon principles. that recognize the supremacy of God and the rule of law. I said I'm not wrong. Is it not a country that has a constitution? So, how come we don't understand that our constitutional rights were massacred, were trampled. And today, how many years after, we still don't understand it?

And I lost my job because of that. And thank God I didn't lose my life because my life is spiritual. But Canada forgot about that. And all the parties in the... involved in what I did, want me to believe that the Constitution is nowhere. But if I understand, I know English is my second language, but if the first line tells me that Canada was founded on the supremacy of God and the rule of law, the Constitution is still valid.

We don't have to do anything, but everybody else was telling me, You know, but you have to explain yourself. You have to explain your constitutional rights. The Constitution has no power in this case. So what are we here for? Is Canada a country? If you don't have a constitution, who are you? You're not a country anymore.

So I still stand on that right. I still stand on that right. maybe without a job, but as a woman, a woman of faith. But anyways, let me walk you further. So more trouble. So now Human Rights Commission denied it as well, and they want me to explain about my religious beliefs. That was offensive.

Explain your religious beliefs. I had to go to my pastor. They would say, they would say, how exactly in your Bible does it say that you cannot take the vaccine I was outraged I said those people are sick and you can see the anti-Canadian anti-constitutional anti-Christian bias in their thinking but anyway so I was asked so I had to go ask my my pastor why would I ask my pastor to explain to my beliefs. That is so ridiculous. That also was denied. So it went from bad to worse. So I'm thinking I'm surrounded now. I'm surrounded by deniers of the Constitution, by people who don't want to open that because they all are scared that they're going to lose their job, lose their house, lose whatever. Are you losing your humanity? Are you losing yourself?

are you losing who you stood for all these years that I thought Canada has the same principles and values where I came from. I'm a Christian. I read the Bible. I believe in the Bible. And those are my values. And I trusted the Constitution because I became, I chose to become a citizen.

I chose to become a citizen. Remember that they sold Canada to her, like they sold Canada to every potential immigrants, by saying, oh, it's your rights. Oh, before you be accepted as a Canadian, you must memorize all your rights because you're going to have to write an exam about it. And once they get here and become a tax slave, right? The first thing that happens is the first occasion all of these rights are violated. There was a betrayal of a man's proportion, let me tell you that.

Because when you violate the Constitution, you violate all the laws at once. So you see, and I'm telling you, the fight with the union was the cruel, cruelest fight that I ever had in my entire life. I'm, I can pretty fight for myself. I've done it for years. I come from a big family. We know how to, you know, talk. We know how to, you know, get things across. So where the union was really bad, really bad. And in some of those articles, I wondered, is the union maybe the slave of the government? Is the union not the body that has to fight for their workers? Can they not understand where I come from?

Why they want you to go through their process, the process of paperwork that they can show whatever they have to show maybe the judge or whatever that we have done a due diligence. No, you did not because you also agreed and to violate the constitution, the Canadian constitution. So the union did not do, did not defend me. They did not at all.

I had, like, if I would not pray every day for my sanity, I would have gone crazy, John. I would have lost it. But I didn't lose it, thank to God. So, and we were isolated and divided, right? Because now everybody in families, and I go to the store, and I can't go in, because I don't have a mask on my face. And I remember when Daniel Smith said that the unvaccinated were the most discriminated people. And I agree with that. Reason why?

Because my life was taken away in terms I couldn't go to the store. I could not go to the medical office. When I went to my dentist one time, one of, I have a different dentist now, but anyway, I had to sign, I don't know what to sign. and then the dentist said you won't get the surface I said bye I don't need your service then if I have because of this whole COVID thing but now we know for sure that it was a scam that people are dying because of whatever they believe do we know how many people got psychological trauma and talking about trauma what about the rest of the other government employees who are still there working but with scars

and trauma is anybody listening to them no one's you listen to anybody on this no we're trying to bury this mock on we're trying to bury it and i wonder it's a natural thing to do for society to bury bad memories but we don't we can't afford to do this at this moment we cannot afford to do this you cannot afford to let the people at aHS come continue to pretend that it's safe and effective as they are killing our children. And there's the time to stop them because the criminality won't stop. And that's us. It's our political power to say never again.

Because guess what? They're going to try to do it again. They had too much fun the first time. And that's the problem as well, too. Coming back to Daniel Smith said, right? So we are the most discriminated group. and I know people criticized her, right? And I can understand that too, right?

Because there are other government employees who band together. We had a group on all levels people didn't want to believe us. So there are a group of other government employees who are still working for the provincial government. Does Danielle know that? All scarred, all traumatized. Well, in some nefarious. Have they been listened to? No, probably not.

We don't have the time for that. And I wanted to. Or they couldn't care less. They don't care. They don't care. So even if we were the most discriminated people, and I was discriminated again. Someone asked me, since there's a very effort

discriminated in Canada. And I'm like, well, I actually don't know because I won't let that happen to me. you're not going to discriminate me, right? And maybe I was, and I didn't know, because I think maybe, yeah, at some point, maybe education-wise I was, but, come on. But COVID has shown me that I was discriminated again.

Well, the thing about it was, you know, so, you know, we're still trying to reconcile what would happen with First Nations. but we won't reconcile what's going on right now. It's like we're going to wait 100 years and we're going to go, oh yeah, by the way, there's this whole group of people they're really discriminated against with what happened 100 years ago

and we'll pay retributions now in different ways. Instead of just acknowledging, this wasn't about one type of race, it wasn't about men or women, it wasn't older young. It was everybody. It was about as equitable as you could get. This could be anyone.

Indeed. It doesn't matter. So it's funny about the Danielle Smith comment, they're the most discriminated group of people I've ever seen. Everybody should have stood up and applauded and carried on. Instead, they attacked her because First Nations are, and then this group. It's like you morons, all of them had unvaccinated in them.

This isn't one group of people. Right. It was everybody. It was everybody. Everybody. Yeah, but be careful that you're talking about maybe the reaction of the media. Media. The media is a criminal.

criminal organization people. It's time to allow people to have their own radio station in your small town, you know, a thousand water or less. Let's have some of that, a little community radio. Now, even the university radio, which used to be good, now they're censored, and you can tell that they won't say a word against the vaccine, and you have another FM station opening in the big city, and how can they afford all of these FM stations?

It's kind of handy for them because all of these stations repeat the same property. So no matter what channel you turn, it's government propaganda. Yeah. And it's very sad, but I, like, the, how do you say, the abuse was terrible. And if I say that word, it just crinches me all over because working for the government, working for that program, John, I remember sometimes we would have women fleeing fleeing violence and I felt that the government abused me in that way and then they I was just gonna ask you we didn't really get into your career very much but you

were working with the downtrodden of society is that safe to say like when you're a social worker like you're dealing with lots of kids are you dealing no no no so I was dealing with I'm a like I'm a social worker I have a master's in social work right but I was working for the income support program where people get their welfare, low income. So low income, okay. Yes, I was a support and financial services coordinator. So I was not working as a social work.

That is not a social work job. But you use the skills over there, right? As a social worker. But anyway, so it's just in fact giving money and taking money away. That's what I say. now. So you can imagine it was a very stressful job. We had a lot of, you know, people who didn't like the amount, of course, people trying to get more money, people with emergency situations, people who

had what they call barriers to full employment. That means that if they would have like a medical adult for six months or longer, they would be on that program. And maybe after that, if they were, assessed to be permanent, unable to work, they would be able to apply for age. So I was dealing with a lot of people with medical and multiple other social problems, right? Social barriers. She has a lot of compassion.

So, yeah, I was born a compassionate person, I guess, because I was a social worker. I graduated as a social worker, and I was teaching as well, too. But you were seeing a lot of people, like, I'm sure there was some great homes out there. I don't mean to say that people in that situation come from a broken home and different things like that.

But you would have saw, this wasn't walking into the Ritzie neighborhood and the three-car garage and, you know, the, I don't know, the Lamborghini, the Range Rover. I don't know what the, you get the, this is a different part of the neighborhood. And you're seeing a different story play out for a lot of these families,

I assume, which means you're seeing, because I mean, you can be rich and have women running for their lives from a husband who beats them. I mean, that one is kind of standard across the port too. But when you're, you know, like when you look at stress of couples being married myself, money is a big one. So if you're waiting for a paycheck from the government to just get by on the bare necessities and on and on, I can imagine the stress that goes into those households that might not be there in different spots. That's true. That's true. So all kinds and types of people are there, right?

So you had single people, single men, single women, people with family, people with, you know, older people. So the program would go up until about 60 years old. And then after that, you know, between 60 and six, before they turn 65. they can apply for their old age security and whatnot. So it was more of a financial program, the welfare system. But coming back to what I want to try to say is that I've heard a lot of stories of women with violence, right? So when you flee, the government does have a program for you. You know, you go to the shelter, they make arrangements, so you can do this and that and whatever.

and myself, I feel that I was violated in the whole COVID thing. I was abused in the whole COVID thing. And where did I go? They took away my job. The thing that was supposed to give me a guarantee for a so-called better life, that I can pay my own food, my own shelter, my own my own stuff I had an income right and they took that away so they abused me even more than a woman running away from violence because she would have help but where do I stand I stand on

nothing so the only thing that I can stand on is the word of God is my faith in God and that keeps me going but this fight is bigger than me me this fight is bigger than us here this fight is bigger than I think just a few albertans it it has to be bigger than us because again as I said this is a spiritual fight right and if we don't recognize this if we don't see if we don't want to recognize that that is that spiritual fiber where do we stand as a country do we still stand on the Constitution but what is the Supreme Court saying about that. What are Alberta

saying about that? Can we not come together on that point? We have to come together on that point because I strongly still believe that we have that constitution. So to me, nothing, and I'm not a lawyer,

but if our constitution is violated, where do we stand? What do we have to replace it with? Then we don't have a country. Then we don't have a place to stand. We don't have a place to live. That's why we need our independent. So where their constitution will be real and will be respected. I'm sorry Canada.

We we gave you all. It's too late, you know. If you destroy your own constitution, you're destroying your own country and we don't want to be part of it. We want to secure our rights and we want to have our doctors free to do whatever they do in their office without having these corporations or these institutions threatening them all the time. I don't want my doctor to be threatened. If he wants to administer me, whatever, he wants to administer me. And you agree with that. You consent to it.

Then I shouldn't have the college coming down on him. Right. And that's the biggest fear. Like the fear in this country was so huge that I couldn't even imagine. Do you know how I came to Canada? I was fearful as well. But I did the step with a pounding heart, I remember coming to Canada because I had, with a pounding heart. But I came and I established myself and it's taken away by someone, give me your key.

By another person who said that, oh, you can't come and you can't come and buy groceries here. So in fact, they want me to die right here in this country, but I made, I graduated. from UFC with a master's in social work, helping people. And myself as a person, I was ignored from all levels, all levels. Not only my employer face to face, the union. And then you want me to, what? And then they rescinded the policy in a sneaky way and wanted me to come back to work and sneak away without any conditions,

without any guarantee that this would never happen to me. That's why I gave you the example with a woman running away from violence. Because she would have a place to go. She would be protected. Right? So they want you to go back to your abuser. To the abuser.

To your... I run away from the abuser. You're a ex-buser. Right? So they want you to go back and come back in a sneaky way. And that happened. And if I tell you that story, you will see what I mean. So on February the 28th, while I was still in the fight with the union,

to have them understand, my constitutional rights were violated. Stand behind me. No, you have to go through here. While I go through that fight, I get a call from my employer that I have to be back to work. Excuse me, sorry. I had to be back to work. And I, of course, asked how, two months no income, no medical. All my insurances were gone, actually, right?

No apology. No apology. and I had put some conditions that I wanted to see, but they probably think, who am I, this little person, she's just only one of the so many, how many thousands of employees. Then you have to come. So if I go back, you don't even apologize. You didn't even say a word.

And I remember in the meeting with the GRB, so they said to me, if I drop all the other conditions, I can get my job back. What is this behavior? What is this? So you want to coerce me again in a situation where I don't even know if I'm protected. And then on top of that, what would happen, then I have to pay the union. The normal amount would come automatically.

from my paycheck while you haven't done a thing to my you haven't even comforted me you haven't even said since I'm so sorry that it happened to you but let's see this is the process you want me to go back to a situation of an abuser am I crazy would the would would a judge not say to me Santusa, hey, you want to go back to your abuser? Think twice. Think twice. You're not crazy. I'm not.

I know for sure that I'm not crazy. So they didn't want to. And then what happened, so I was called back and I tell the employer, don't see who the person is again. Anyway, I have to talk to my family. I'll get back to you by the end of the day. That person called me three times.

And the other thing is, if I recall very well, is that a person said that the union and the government had come to an agreement. So I got a little bit concerned, because now I'm thinking, behind my back they come to an agreement about my situation. How come I was not informed? Am I that?

stupid not to not to be included in the process of my own situation. I have, I can reason for myself and, or you can show me what I would come back to or whatever, you would have a conversation with me, right? And this and this is, that never happened. So there is where I kind of dropped almost into panic. But again, I said my trust is in God. My trust is in God. And from that, so they, I find that they did not treat me as an employee.

Not during the COVID situation, not after rescinding the policy. They treated me as, shit, they don't trust me. So I'm not going to treat you as an employee. So I had to come up with a medical note for taking a sick day. A medical note. So do you treat me as a because normally you can take a sick day, right? I think it's up to three days that you come with a medical, medical note. No, they didn't treat me the same way.

So how do I come back to a bully, to an abuser, someone who didn't want to live? look at and then you want me to come back healthy right because you know the situation that I work in so you don't want me so you want me to come back and talk to client like hello everything is fine I'm doing so well let me let me talk to you about your situation it would have been a rotten office so situation with the because now if she comes back to work all of the others who took the Vax to comply to keep their job. Now I'm going to look at her and who is she to come back without having taken the Vax? Really, my recommendation was don't go back there.

Those people don't deserve your commitment. They don't deserve you as an employee. Like, why should you serve these people so well with all of your competence when they treat you like garbage? It, it, it, it, it, have you seen a recent? thing from Daniel Smith talking about the Alberta Biller rights? Yes, and that's, in my opinion, yes. I have heard that. I was very happy to hear that.

However, in her case, they violated the Human Rights Act, as it were. The Ombudsman looked the other way and looked the other way completely. They violated the criminal code. Many articles of the criminal codes say you cannot administer forcibly any toxic substance to anybody. it's in the criminal code. They violated that. And now Daniels says, oh, it's all okay

because we're going to make it illegal in Alberta. Well, unless you stick it with a criminal offense of violating this rule, they're going to violate it. Like, why? They violated the entire constitution. They violated the Nuremberg Code without even blinking an eye. We call them Nazis, they laughed. And you think now that because we say,

no, you can't do it here, that they're going to stop and I would love to see this as a rule. And if it's a guaranteed right as an Albertan, then you're going to see people from Nova Scotia, people from New Brunswick, being very happy to move into a place where their rights are being respected. Because in the U.S., they did have the choice.

A lot of people left California. They went to Florida. They went to Texas, where they wouldn't be forced into these rules. Here in Canada, we did not have that. All the province were equally pro-vax and all repeating the same phrases, the same propaganda lines and nonsense, as if, like, for example, oh, if you don't get the vaccine, you don't get the protection. And then you're going to make that person who took the vaccine sick. Excuse me, that person that took the vaccine to get protected against a disease.

And now they're telling the masses that if you don't take the vaccine, you're going to make those people who are protected sick. That's nonsense. That was such a big divide. It was so cruel. It's so ridiculous. Even now two years or whatever it has passed that when they were talking about if you don't get back. This whole story, I had a very lucky situation for myself to have found out about the plan they make 10 years before. I don't know if you heard about the Rockefeller Foundation documents called the Loxep documents.

I was studying another problem completely different about. about microwave pollution from these smart meters that the companies are installing in your house now. And I was following a Canadian hero, Captain Jerry Flynn, who ended his retirement at 80 years old to go give public lectures about the dangers of overexposure to microwaves. And I was following the battle in the U.S., and I got in touch. one person was making a presentation, a retired FBI agent from the name of Ted Goodnenson, Goodnerson. He's very well known in the truth movement, and he was the epitome of a non-corruptible policeman where he would run investigation, and he actually told the people, the government

is lying, and he would not be afraid of talking about the government lies and stuff. And he said, hey, guys, you're going to look at this. And he came up with the Rockefeller Foundation documents, which basically described the pandemic, what they wanted to do. And I thought, that's a horrible plan, but I won't have to deal with it. My children, my grandchildren, but we'll have to deal with my grandchildren. But it turns out that he decided to implement the plan way earlier than I thought. So when they implemented it, me and the other people who were aware of this document, we knew that this was a scam. So I told my family, Okay, this is it.

This is the scam. In fact, I was proven right because Canadians who use the access to information law were able to determine that the federal government was already buying the PCR test to create the false positives in the scam pandemic. In 2018, they already were buying PCR tests signing contracts in 2018 to acquire these tests to cause the false positives, and make people believe that they were sick and all that. It was a well-prepared, well-planned scam.

In fact, there was even, I knew it was a serious plan. When Governor Jesse Ventura, I don't know if you heard about him, he made a good and successful amount of money with a TV series, which was called Conspiracy theories. And there was one episode in there where whistleblowers said, hey, they're planning to make people believe there's a virus and take an injection that's going to make him real sick. And even worse, or like tagging them, for example.

And that was in 2010, and the episode was censored to such a degree that was very shocking because in 2010, even though there was censorship, it was not all encompassing censorship like today. And I remember that radio stations in Texas would play the soundtrack of the video because the video had been made illegal. So I paid attention. I said, well, that is serious. So when they came up and the propionate and that came out about the virus and that the only way to survive it would be to take the vaccine,

I didn't buy it. I said, this is a scam. This is it. But the big shock for me is how many people believe it. Yeah. And I was, I'm so thankful to Mario that he warned me early. And I'm very thankful. because we see the heart attacks three times more yes three times more heart attacks the cancers

people are getting cancers and of course it was not really a secret because in 2008 it was revealed that this MRI technology was tested on cat tested on cats and ferrets and for a while in the case of the cats it was three or four months they felt perfectly fine but then the help declined very rapidly so I thought to myself why a fantastic tool for the government where they can don't inject people walking around people who I'm fine but then they know that he's going to hit you later and then unfortunately I worked for the government so yeah that was the worst employer for her because the government was the most yeah the number one perpetrator of this crime it was the government basically and maybe if I

like I don't know about other organizations because a lot of people that I know took it because they one I don't know like their choice right but I was forced in the situation either to take it or not and I thought no I'm going to go back but my husband tells me he knows me very well we don't care about the money we're a very thrifty family yeah and and and and like the song goes my health is my true wealth yes and no vaccine will compromise it right yeah yeah so I thought you know what What's all the money in the world and keeping your job What's going to do?

Right. And then you're sick. I saw the posters. I saw the memes being posted on the internet. People say, oh yeah, I took the vaccine to keep my job. Now I can no longer work.

Right. And people still got sick or whatever COVID they called or whatever because a lot of people that I know got sick and they took the fax. Right? So I was like, I'm so grateful that I didn't take it

but the situation is still horrific. I still go through, as you say today, like emotions, like very traumatized about it. If people in the Alberta government were listening to this, what would you say to them? Like, I mean, beyond your story, like where are you sitting now, Sentuzza? Where would you sit going like, I really want X? First of all, a well-meant personal apology.

Well-meant. And especially from the people that I had, talk to union and some of the two people they know like I can name the name director and a manager specifically and the other thing is repriations I almost lost my mind I always lost my mind I And even my family doesn't know how deep it was. I had to hide it from them because I was scared that they would get sick of my troubles. I have, in fact, if they didn't do that, I know how low and selfish they are. Because I'm just a little person.

I work a little job. I didn't even have any power. And myself, I don't think. have any power. Not in a title, not in money, not in who they think I am. So an apology and reparation. How about a promise that this will never happen to anybody else? And of course, and all the other people who went through it. An apology to everybody, actually. To everybody. Even those who took it. They should get an apology. took it because it was so hard to talk to people who took it and they are still in fear,

in fear that they have done something that was it right? Because many people did get sick. So it's not only for myself, it's for everybody else. And the people, the group of employees that, you know, We try to work together to talk about it. We went in all different directions. Union, lawyers, name it. Trying to do lawsuits or whatever.

No, provincial government employees, no, nothing for us. The problem also was the legal system. All to the country, from what I have looked up, is like a total of 103 Canadians spent a sizable amount of their savings to be heard by the courts. And 103 times, that's 100% of the time, the courts denied the people, their rights. So we have a problem. We have a huge problem. It has to be a huge problem.

It has to be political solution. We have to take power and say, no, you, no, no, you can't do. that. No, no, no, you can't do that. And so, for example, if you look, for example, what is your job description? If you work building a house, you're the drywaller, you put the drywall, that's your job. Your framer, while you frame the house, that's your job. Well, you're a judge of the Supreme Court. Your job is to apply the law, the Constitution. And that's your job description. If you don't do that, you should get fired. And those people are costly to society. They cost us a lot of money. All about the billions that were lost to these vaccine companies, that's money

that we'll never see. It's gone. You know, you read off on the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, whereas Canada is founded upon principles that recognize the supremacy of God and the rule of law. And then right after it says, guarantee of rights and freedoms, the Canadian Charter of Rights and freedoms guarantees the rights and freedoms set out in subject only to such reasonable limits prescribed by law as can be demonstrated demonstrably demonstrably holy man justified in a free and democratic society it's they they put they everything that i tried through covid for myself when talking to lawyers and getting shut down because i shut it to late and gray i think at this point i can say like you know i got a lot of respect for latent gray and i always prod them a little bit because i

don't like or love lawyers. And there are some gems out there. I want to be very clear on that. But the lawyers I dealt with in the middle of all this were like, oh, yeah, there's just, nobody's going to take your case. Because I was trying to find a way out, no different than you in the job I had. And I was just trying to be like, well, I don't want to do this. But how can I just, you know, how can I prove that this is sitting there?

I got all these rights, but you're telling me none of them exist. and I, you know, like, demonstrably and all these different words to just like pigeonhole and twist and turn and they just, you know, like the courts have decided that the Charter of Rights and Freedoms was null and void

because we were facing such a catastrophe. We're facing such a catastrophe of epic proportion. Whether they bought the propaganda or they were paid. Right. Or they were terrified. Right?

It's hard to believe that they would not be into it. The other thing, you know, like, I don't know if this is the right analogy, but you know, when you get a sliver in your hand, your body knows it's a foreign substance and it slowly works it out, right? So, you know, it gets irritant and whatever. And we were all thorns in the body of Canada, right? Like, people didn't want us questioning things. There was lots that did. There was a lot that did not. And people saw that, government agencies, businesses, right? People just want to work their jobs. So let me work

I don't want to think about it. I just want to get home. But meanwhile, they're not doing one plus one. Like, what are you talking about? Pick your head up and see what's going on right now. And there's a lot of people right now that are seeing that. As far as the law goes, you know, like, you know, I had, you know, like this piece of paper. I thought, and sorry, folks, I'm pointing at the Charter of Rights.

And I was thinking, you know, it meant a lot. And it's toilet paper. Like, I mean, I think that's what we all found out. But they told us when we were kids, when we were like fighting for or working the problem with Quebec independence and going to the meetings and two sides of the story. Jeez, that's the one thing you told us about Canada too. And you say, hey, kids, you know, just relax. Canada's going to guarantee your rights. And we grew up all our lives.

We thought that they were protected. We thought we bragged about it. Right. And I heard about it in Suriname. Yeah, we brag about it. We're Canadians. We got rights. But, of course, the rudder awakening came when this propaganda came with the vaccine.

And we were betrayed. We were betrayed. If you could go back, what do you think the referendum on Quebec would be? Maybe more people now we say we were lied to about Canada and we were robbed of our money, of our tax dollars. was taken away, was stolen by the hundreds of millions. No, if I could back in time, I would vote Quebec independence. There you go. By the time, you know, I didn't vote for Quebec independence.

No, I did not. The reason why? They wanted power for themselves locally, not for the people. When we asked them tricky questions or finesse questions about what about my rights, then they would turn around and refuse to answer. They wanted an independent Quebec so that they would get all the power for themselves. They were not really inclined into people's rights. The real intellectuals were when they drafted this document.

There was Peter Lockheed and there was Renélez, and there was the guy from our best hero at the moment who still alive. Brian Peckford. Brian Peckford. These were the three brains who were actually the smart. people in that room who concocted together the best possible deal for Canada on that. And then they're getting betrayed themselves. As you can tell, they hanged. Well, I mean, Brian Beckett, right?

You can't even get in the, oh my God. Like, the guy who helped put this thing together can't get in the court to talk about it, right? Like, you're like, we're, you know, we need elected judges like in some places in the U.S. Why should they all be appointed by this special club if they don't recognize a constitution? sorry find yourself another job go frame a house go install some drywall okay go pound sand go pound sand but we need the judges that are working for us applying our rights in our Constitution end of the problem there would be no force vaccine if those judges have said no no you can't do that it's illegal and and if they simply said your

rights are unalienable just like it's written right you can't violate them it's unviolable. You can't do that. Then it would have been the end of the story. They would have, you know, we would not have spent that much money unless people have gotten sick. And look at the anger when people, people are just starting to realize what they were injected with. I know. And they're discovering it certainly a concentrate. More and more people become aware. And when they discover what they were injected with, they get angry. They get angry. You know Uncle Claus, Claude Schwab?

He said it. He said, hey, you better guys get ready because we have to learn to live in a much angrier world, like you said, right? Well, yeah, people are getting angry. And those are the two things that they wanted us to, how you call it, medical and religious, right, exemption. So they know people get angry when you come to their health

and religious exemptions. hope for the vaccinated. And that's the most exciting thing I learned in the past two weeks since the very beginning. You know, when the government tells me, oh, Mario, no, don't listen to Dr. McCullough. Don't listen to Dr. Mac is the first thing I do is go listen to those people. The government tells me to not listen to somebody. It means I should listen to those people. I know enough about the government to be smart enough on that. And it's so sad that people were unable to distinguish and take a step back and check it out, like at least check it out. And that was my biggest problem as well. So I said all these so-called educated people, they fell for it the most.

They fell for it. You know, so I feel so ashamed that I have a master's in anything here. Because education did not matter at that point. And I was like, how can educated people not take a step back and say, wait, let's see what's going on here? Well, the first thing for me was actually the Constitution, because that was the biggest guarantee for me, right? I thought everybody would see your rights are being violated. It's constitutional. You know, so everyone's going to, next day, the streets is going to be full of people.

No, this can't happen. But it went from bad to worse, to ignorance, to stupidity, to, I don't know. The media is a problem. The media is a problem. The media is gaslighting the people as much as possible. The lies are coming fast and furious, and it's those poor people who think that they're there, that the media is there to inform them. and they're being served as soup.

Now those people are going to get angry. And this is what I say. The best news I have for the people who took the vaccine is that, no, there is a detox that works. One of the most banned doctor from the internet is Dr. Mia, Dr. Mia, Mia Celia. Anyway, Dr. Mia, she was on SGT report on Rumble, and she showed the slides of what's in the vaccine and how to destroy it. So she has a formula, which is the DTA and vitamin C and there's dosage depend on how intoxicated you have been. And if you haven't taken the vaccine, you still have toxic elements in your body. It comes from the environment.

You've got a lot of things, not as bad as if you took it, but the environment contains a lot of this stuff they put in the vaccine. You know, before I let you out of here, you know, if I was, you mentioned reading reports back in 2010. What are you reading now and what are you worried about in the future? Is that a dangerous question? So many wonderful books were published during the pandemic. And to me, the big revelation is what I suggest to people is go watch the testimony in front of the commission, the commission of Citizens' Inquiry, which is paid by the people for the people, where Canadians were able to tell their story like we do here.

And this is part of the healing. And where you learn that Canadians are really smart, they figured out a lot of stuff. They figured out so many things. And this is why I'm still proud of the Canadian. I think that people are not going to, there's a chance now that people are going to realize that it's time to act and get together and do things.

The one thing I want to say is like the big secret. about the vaccine that I've known since 2021. That's why I would never have let her get it. It's like, remember when people who were getting vaccinated were mocking the antivaxers by saying like, ha ha, I got chipped. They have been chipped. If you look under the microscope,

if you look at Dr. Mia's research, you look under the microscope, if you go to 400 magnification, you can see the microchips. And if you go to a thousand magnification, then you can see little things moving around that are not really biological and are causing the problems with the health. Those microchips are transmitting 24-7 a MAC code. And if you don't believe me, it's proven. There's a documentary called Blue Truth in Europe.

They brought unvaccinated and vaccinated persons. and I have done it myself. I have a system by which I capture the airwaves. And when a vaccinated person shows up, there's a number that shows up. It's a six-pack number. It's called a Bluetooth code or machine access code. And I can detect a person from 50 meters using that method. And if you enter all these codes, Bluetooth codes,

like, for example, a Bluetooth speaker or Bluetooth, whatever you have, has a number to communicate with it. This code is called a Mac address has to be registered by law with the government. So all of the people who are vaccinated are transmitting an unregistered Bluetooth code. And when Dr. Mia uses her ADTA and stuff, it destroys the microchip and you stop the transmission. You become untraceable, untrackable. You free yourself from the vaccine. And that's the big thing that people are about to learn, because everybody is now talking about it on the places that the government doesn't want you to see.

It's going to be common knowledge very soon. And this is what will anger the people the most when they realize that they are trackable. He's not joking when Hariri, this funny character who's the psychic of Uncle Klaus, when he says that humans are now hackable animals. Well, it's too bad. I'm sorry to tell you the truth, but the guy is not joking. He's telling you the truth. Indeed. So what I'm reading is Mario. So I'm trying to, because I have, I don't know if I have a career left here, but I'm trying to do stress management. So I'm built because I want to rid myself also from the stresses of life, all these uncertainties. And of course, the Bible is a good guide for that as well. So I'm surrounded. myself with a lot of other material to help myself and other people so I think it's

very important that I don't stay stuck but I should say that my career was completely ruined but by this whole thing I can't even go back to because I was it is almost impossible to get re-registered as a social worker because I didn't need a registration in the job that I had so it is completely wrecked my career in terms of social work. But for myself, I'm trying to do stress management, and I hope my business will pick up.

So I read a lot around that line, and Mary will fill me up on the other side of the political side. I do chuckle when he's talking about microchips and your smile. I'm like, this can't be a dull ride back home,

eh? Yeah, it's a sad reality. Well, I I appreciate you guys coming in and doing this. I hope, you know, when I guess the story we didn't tell, and, you know, an injection for truth when I hosted and Macis and bridle and, you know, an on and on speaker. Eric Bain.

Yes, and on and on the list went. It was a wonderful lineup. You know. You came up at the end, and the mic was already turned off and you wanted to speak. And I just said, I don't know, after an event. time I probably look like I'm cross-eyed because I'm just like war out but you know I said like if you're serious I'll gladly have you on and at that time I must have you given you a card or something I can't remember what the heck I did no I like I didn't I think you you ran out of cards or I can't

remember I think I have because you text me the next day or two days later apologizing and I was like apologizing for what right like you're upset with the Alberta government you're upset with the federal government you're not upset with me at least I don't think you are and I'm just like you know I'm glad that, because I should tell the audience, you know, you probably reached out to me now, geez, like, how long ago is that? That's like four months ago. Yeah. It's a while ago.

That's before summer, right? So that's four or five months ago. And you've continued to reach out. And I'm glad that you did. I'm glad that you guys made the trip and got in the studio. And that reminds me. Oh, my gosh, Sean. You're getting terrible here.

Oh, look at that. So each of you get. a piece of silver. So it's a silver coin. Wow. Major sponsor of the show is Silver Gold Bull. And they're in Alberta company. And so anyone who comes in studio gets a one-ounce silver coin for coming this way.

I don't know if in your travels you guys collect precious metals or not. Well, we already buy silver coins. We already have a collection because I know silver. I don't know much, but I know silver is going to go up. And I just as a gift, I think it's so beautiful. It is so wonderful. So I've been buying to my daughters a bunch of these. And yeah, it's a beautiful gift.

Yeah. Thank you very, very much. And thanks for having me, Jean. And look at the beautiful maple leaf. The maple leaf. And all of us, I think we can make this place a beautiful place. We have the power. We have the power.

We have the power. We have the political power to say that what we want. And if we, Alberta is the best place right now. You heard about Japan? Right now there's a news blackout on all the news coming out of Japan. Did you know that? You won't hear a word about Japan, but what's happening in Japan is very important. The Japanese government has apologized for the vaccine to all of the population

and has instructed all the medical institutions to find, a cure for the vaccine injured because the problem in Japan is like they have a very large elderly population which used to be super healthy since the vaccine they're all getting Alzheimer and now they don't have their resource to take care of all those people and I wonder what's going to happen here with all these people who are getting sick because age I don't think we can accommodate all of them now we'll see we'll see we'll see we'll work on uh I'll do my best to promote the detox formula that works. Because since the very first day, those doctors who tried to warn the public about the vaccine

also began to work on the detox method right from the beginning. All of those guys that you're not supposed to hear from, the government doesn't want you to hear. They actually very committed people and they did tests on how to clean up the blood. And it took them the better of four years to actually come. come up with uh and then for example we know that eda works to detoxify the vaccine you know why because the australian government one of the most evil government on earth at the moment immediately moved to ban eda from the sales just tell you something you know when you when you when you see the game though it is i i have to chuckle because it's like when media says x and

they start ramping on somebody you're like well he must be a great human being and i probably want to interview them, you know. It's almost like you see it and you do the complete opposite. And that's where we've got to in society where the government's showing you the move you you should probably make and they're they're hammering it. Don't do this. This is bad. Please don't do this, folks. And 90% of the time, it's probably things we should probably be doing, you know, I won't speak to it all. I'm sure there's things we should not be doing. But overall, you know, when you look at COVID in particular, everything they said, you should have turned around and went and did the complete opposite thing, right?

Every person they harassed in the papers or put in jail or put on, you know, find, et cetera, et cetera. If you go talk, well, I've talked to lots of them. They're all lovely people. And they all have these stories of just like absolute heartache because they didn't want to lose their job. Or they didn't want to speak out knowing what that would do to their job. Right. That's Dr. Eric Payne. A kid.

He worked with kids, was in his dream job and just was like, but I'm just compelled. Like we can't do this. And for that, he got absolutely railroaded. And then they said, if you don't get the vaccine, you cannot get your transplant. I'm sorry. But this is beyond criminal. And those people must be taken into a cut. They must be held accountable for what they have done.

That's my opinion. At some point, when society gets angry, there was going to be a point where those judges who took money from Pfizer, they will disappear. year. They will spend their millions in the in Suriname maybe. They will they will retire to a paradise island somewhere with their Pfizer money and they will be replaced by other judges. Those who those new judge will have lost maybe a sister, maybe a father, maybe a brother to the vaccine and they will be much more eager to apply the law when it comes their turn. That's my opinion. Anyway, Sean, I really want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. No American go on and on, but this was really helpful for me. It will help. It will help.

me heal even more because I want more people to know what I went through and what we're standing for. It's not for myself only. It's for anybody else who knows that this place can be different. This whole earth can be different. If we just take a look at what we're doing, not trying to abuse each other, not trying to kill each other. But thank you for this opportunity. We really appreciate it. Thank you so very much. And thank you for the coin.

You're welcome. Thank you so much for coming in. Thank you.