@Trish Wood: check out polling by Rich Baris (People's Pundit) who has been the most among the most accurate for years. He pokes big holes in the Kamala Harris polls: in short, they are junk data manipulations. Can't right now but if interested, I can pull one of his recent livestreams breaking it down
Here is part 2: l am so grateful you are keeping an eye on Gaza. You mentioned you are watching the events unfolding in the UK and l very much look forward to your next podcast.
So, as well as growing up in Winnipeg l lived in England from 1980 to 2007 before moving to Calgary then to Kenora, ON in 2017.
In the UK l lived in Leeds (1980-1987) where the recent protest happened in Harehills over Social Services attempting to remove a Romany (gypsy) child. Then the 17 year old black kid (not an Asylem seeker BTW) who killed three white girls at a dance studio in Southport and stabbed ten others.
So, l know you will do your own research but, the name Tommy Robinson will probably come up. The media have labelled him a white supremacist racist and, yes, he did start the English Defence League. He has been arrested multiple times and served time in solitary confinement.
He produced a series called the Rape of Britain. He also produced a film called Silenced. In the process he has attempted to expose the two-tier policing system in Britain.
So, Tommy was on vacation in Spain with his children when last weekends riots broke out (Tamworth and Rotherhan) and Holiday Inns housing "asylum seekers" were attacked because they are being housed by UK tax-payers.
Tommy is definitely a controversial figure with a big target on his back. Please watch his videos and hear his story before because IMO his is a case of media manipulation and government propaganda.
Finally, the recent riots are said (by the media) to be white supremacist, anti-muslim hate crimes and new PM Kier Starmer is putting the hammer down.
Perhaps l sound like a CT but, l wonder who benefits from anti-muslim hate riots. Could Israel be behind it? The Pro-Palestinian protests in London since 7/10 have been peaceful just like our Freedom Convoy.
PS that speech by Netanyahu to the US Senate and Congress was sickening.
Yes, Gaza.....knocked off the agenda by all the crazy stuff going on. Tomorrow I am doing CJ Hopkins who is fighting to stay out of jail in Germany over something he wrote. And of course the troubles in the UK and the crackdown on free speech. It should be a good one. Then I am off to Ottawa for more filming of the Convoy doc. Taking the rickety train. But I do love being on the road.
Welcome back Trish. I'm glad you and your loved ones got to briefly reconnect with nature and Chili had some fun too.
I so enjoyed your interview with Marty. What an incredible outdoorsman. I wish l'd met him when l lived in AB from 2007 to 2017 as l have such fond memories of the parks and ski hills. His take on forest management and climate change were spot on.
I, like you, don't feel confident venturing too far into the back country but, the wolves, elk, bucks, moose, mountain lions and BEARS plus the reptiles (frogs and snakes) don't concern me as much as our idiot politicians and brainwashed neighbours.
I now live back in NW Ontario and have had many, many encounters with local black bears. We had a mother and two small cubs come onto our deck early one morning because l had foolishly put my garbage out the night before pick up day.
We had a "city" guest staying with us at the time who was freaked out by the bear visitors. I just opened the front door and scared them off. Mama must have been 600-700 lbs but hopped our deck gate no problem leaving her cubs behind. The cubs eventually made it back over the gate, reunited with mama bear never to be seen again. LOL
Great interview with Marty. It reminded me a lot of my growing up in the backwoods of Northwestern Ontario in and around Thunder Bay. My father spent most of his life in what he called 'the bush'. He was, for most of his life, a lumberjack, a trapper, a hunter and a miner He was also a very skilled fly fisherman who tied his own flies as a hobby and they were beautiful creations. When he had work cutting pulp wood for the paper mills in Thunder Bay my mother and I would often accompany him to where he was cutting. He was a private piece cutter, meaning he worked alone, usually by contract and was paid by
the number of cords of wood he cut, peeled and piled in a day. As Mom and I could take care of most of the peeling of the logs, in particular, of poplar and birch, it helped increase the number of cords he could pile in a day. It was there, along the fishing trips, camping trips and just living in what could be described as wilderness, often without electricity, toilets or running water, that I learned both my appreciation and respect for nature. When I return to Thunder Bay, usually every summer, I often take a trip to the small very rural community where I grew up. On the subject of bears, my dad had a healthy respect for them. And he like Marty believed for the most part that they are 'more afraid of us, than us of them'. Having said that he also knew that bears could be unpredictable, particularly if they were habituated to humans and that females with cubs could be very dangerous. But unlike Marty, he found his dogs to be a good alert system for a bear, and often they themselves would make enough noise and create enough of a commotion to scare the bear off. So each to his own I guess. Still, I like you Trish, am fearful of coming into contact with a bear in the wild and thus, don't stray too far into the woods when I am communing with nature. On the subject of the riots in the UK, my husband and I have been following them closely and we share your sentiments on the matter. And, of course, you have the mainstream media characterizing these Brits, fighting for the very soul of their country as right wing extremists, much in the same way the media here characterized the Freedom Convoy. I don't know how we win this battle, when as you so often say, we don't have a working media anymore.
Doing something on the UK tomorrow. Your father sounds like a great guy and yes I enjoyed Marty very much. I will likely see you in court on Tuesday. Looking forward to it.
I agree with Marty with respect to forest management. I am not an expert, but I do have my own forest that I manage. Proper management mimics nature, as nature knows best what it needs. We also need to remember that Humans are a part of nature, and we have been living here one way or another for a long time. We have been harvesting lumber here for a long time, after all what are teepee poles, but trees. Diversity is always a part of any natural system. Humans like order, and mono crops which is not good management.
Great interview with Marty. I do think he is far too charitable with the people who are and who have been in charge. He's absolutely right: losing these towns to wildfires is preventable. All it takes is some proper forestry work. Unfortunately, as with all things government, no one will be held accountable.
I concur. There has been much too much 'woke' ideology playing into even this. It is crazy to let forest undergrowth and dead tree branches and other under brush to just sit and dry out. Particularly in and around towns. That is why prescribed burns were once a classic part of forest management, but now that it is viewed as 'interfering with Mother Nature.
I’ve been following Marty on X for a while. It was nice to hear him tell his stories. I just returned from Banff as this show dropped. I love the outdoors and we did do some hiking. I can’t lie and say I am not nervous about the bears though. Just saying. lol
Media has always been media. Don’t confuse it with professional journalism. Anyone thinking corporate sponsor sources are somehow disseminating. Anything connected to truth doesn’t have a critical thinking skills to be allowed near a polling booth.
Please note that when someone is quoting or referring to the horrible things that were said during the chaotic times, it is made very clear that these are not the words of the person currently telling the story! This is important for a documentary.
It’s also possible that Trump was part of the inside job. Nothing is clear. We need to look at who benefits. Who raises their fist instead of pressing their ear after a bullet wound?
Mmm… I think it was the interview by Shawn Ryan with Erik prince (founder of Blackwater) where they discussed this … both are former special ops guys who said they knew some of the best snipers in the world and there is no way they would trust even the best snipers to shoot just their ear from that distance
@Trish Wood: check out polling by Rich Baris (People's Pundit) who has been the most among the most accurate for years. He pokes big holes in the Kamala Harris polls: in short, they are junk data manipulations. Can't right now but if interested, I can pull one of his recent livestreams breaking it down
Here is part 2: l am so grateful you are keeping an eye on Gaza. You mentioned you are watching the events unfolding in the UK and l very much look forward to your next podcast.
So, as well as growing up in Winnipeg l lived in England from 1980 to 2007 before moving to Calgary then to Kenora, ON in 2017.
In the UK l lived in Leeds (1980-1987) where the recent protest happened in Harehills over Social Services attempting to remove a Romany (gypsy) child. Then the 17 year old black kid (not an Asylem seeker BTW) who killed three white girls at a dance studio in Southport and stabbed ten others.
So, l know you will do your own research but, the name Tommy Robinson will probably come up. The media have labelled him a white supremacist racist and, yes, he did start the English Defence League. He has been arrested multiple times and served time in solitary confinement.
He produced a series called the Rape of Britain. He also produced a film called Silenced. In the process he has attempted to expose the two-tier policing system in Britain.
So, Tommy was on vacation in Spain with his children when last weekends riots broke out (Tamworth and Rotherhan) and Holiday Inns housing "asylum seekers" were attacked because they are being housed by UK tax-payers.
Tommy is definitely a controversial figure with a big target on his back. Please watch his videos and hear his story before because IMO his is a case of media manipulation and government propaganda.
Finally, the recent riots are said (by the media) to be white supremacist, anti-muslim hate crimes and new PM Kier Starmer is putting the hammer down.
Perhaps l sound like a CT but, l wonder who benefits from anti-muslim hate riots. Could Israel be behind it? The Pro-Palestinian protests in London since 7/10 have been peaceful just like our Freedom Convoy.
PS that speech by Netanyahu to the US Senate and Congress was sickening.
Yes, Gaza.....knocked off the agenda by all the crazy stuff going on. Tomorrow I am doing CJ Hopkins who is fighting to stay out of jail in Germany over something he wrote. And of course the troubles in the UK and the crackdown on free speech. It should be a good one. Then I am off to Ottawa for more filming of the Convoy doc. Taking the rickety train. But I do love being on the road.
Welcome back Trish. I'm glad you and your loved ones got to briefly reconnect with nature and Chili had some fun too.
I so enjoyed your interview with Marty. What an incredible outdoorsman. I wish l'd met him when l lived in AB from 2007 to 2017 as l have such fond memories of the parks and ski hills. His take on forest management and climate change were spot on.
I, like you, don't feel confident venturing too far into the back country but, the wolves, elk, bucks, moose, mountain lions and BEARS plus the reptiles (frogs and snakes) don't concern me as much as our idiot politicians and brainwashed neighbours.
I now live back in NW Ontario and have had many, many encounters with local black bears. We had a mother and two small cubs come onto our deck early one morning because l had foolishly put my garbage out the night before pick up day.
We had a "city" guest staying with us at the time who was freaked out by the bear visitors. I just opened the front door and scared them off. Mama must have been 600-700 lbs but hopped our deck gate no problem leaving her cubs behind. The cubs eventually made it back over the gate, reunited with mama bear never to be seen again. LOL
I'm going to post a part 2 if you don't mind.
Calm down. England isn’t “burning”. Don’t fall for it, it’s another cynical bit of political game playing.
Great interview with Marty. It reminded me a lot of my growing up in the backwoods of Northwestern Ontario in and around Thunder Bay. My father spent most of his life in what he called 'the bush'. He was, for most of his life, a lumberjack, a trapper, a hunter and a miner He was also a very skilled fly fisherman who tied his own flies as a hobby and they were beautiful creations. When he had work cutting pulp wood for the paper mills in Thunder Bay my mother and I would often accompany him to where he was cutting. He was a private piece cutter, meaning he worked alone, usually by contract and was paid by
the number of cords of wood he cut, peeled and piled in a day. As Mom and I could take care of most of the peeling of the logs, in particular, of poplar and birch, it helped increase the number of cords he could pile in a day. It was there, along the fishing trips, camping trips and just living in what could be described as wilderness, often without electricity, toilets or running water, that I learned both my appreciation and respect for nature. When I return to Thunder Bay, usually every summer, I often take a trip to the small very rural community where I grew up. On the subject of bears, my dad had a healthy respect for them. And he like Marty believed for the most part that they are 'more afraid of us, than us of them'. Having said that he also knew that bears could be unpredictable, particularly if they were habituated to humans and that females with cubs could be very dangerous. But unlike Marty, he found his dogs to be a good alert system for a bear, and often they themselves would make enough noise and create enough of a commotion to scare the bear off. So each to his own I guess. Still, I like you Trish, am fearful of coming into contact with a bear in the wild and thus, don't stray too far into the woods when I am communing with nature. On the subject of the riots in the UK, my husband and I have been following them closely and we share your sentiments on the matter. And, of course, you have the mainstream media characterizing these Brits, fighting for the very soul of their country as right wing extremists, much in the same way the media here characterized the Freedom Convoy. I don't know how we win this battle, when as you so often say, we don't have a working media anymore.
Doing something on the UK tomorrow. Your father sounds like a great guy and yes I enjoyed Marty very much. I will likely see you in court on Tuesday. Looking forward to it.
I agree with Marty with respect to forest management. I am not an expert, but I do have my own forest that I manage. Proper management mimics nature, as nature knows best what it needs. We also need to remember that Humans are a part of nature, and we have been living here one way or another for a long time. We have been harvesting lumber here for a long time, after all what are teepee poles, but trees. Diversity is always a part of any natural system. Humans like order, and mono crops which is not good management.
Great interview with Marty. I do think he is far too charitable with the people who are and who have been in charge. He's absolutely right: losing these towns to wildfires is preventable. All it takes is some proper forestry work. Unfortunately, as with all things government, no one will be held accountable.
I concur. There has been much too much 'woke' ideology playing into even this. It is crazy to let forest undergrowth and dead tree branches and other under brush to just sit and dry out. Particularly in and around towns. That is why prescribed burns were once a classic part of forest management, but now that it is viewed as 'interfering with Mother Nature.
I’ve been following Marty on X for a while. It was nice to hear him tell his stories. I just returned from Banff as this show dropped. I love the outdoors and we did do some hiking. I can’t lie and say I am not nervous about the bears though. Just saying. lol
I just can't move forward on bears.....sadly.....when I heard there were some near the cottage I got nervous about walking the dog.
Trudeau and Harris should have a "Dumb Off" to see who is the most incompetent...
Kinda like Monty Python’s “Upper Class Twit of the Year” skit.
Media has always been media. Don’t confuse it with professional journalism. Anyone thinking corporate sponsor sources are somehow disseminating. Anything connected to truth doesn’t have a critical thinking skills to be allowed near a polling booth.
Please note that when someone is quoting or referring to the horrible things that were said during the chaotic times, it is made very clear that these are not the words of the person currently telling the story! This is important for a documentary.
It’s also possible that Trump was part of the inside job. Nothing is clear. We need to look at who benefits. Who raises their fist instead of pressing their ear after a bullet wound?
And no blood on his hand when he raised it to look at it before hitting the deck.
Mmm… I think it was the interview by Shawn Ryan with Erik prince (founder of Blackwater) where they discussed this … both are former special ops guys who said they knew some of the best snipers in the world and there is no way they would trust even the best snipers to shoot just their ear from that distance
It might not have been a Bullet.
Corey Comperatore!
(R.I.P)
Operation Paperclip
Operation Gladio
Operation Northwoods
JFK
911
Covid
Ukraine
Gaza
They have no problem murdering innocent people to move their agenda forward.
And obvious false flag production. As if 30 some incorrect happenings are coincidence?