Speaker 1: Yeah, nice, very nice to be here. Always nice to
Speaker 1: see my brother Ye.
Speaker 2: Two piece in a podcast again Sunday.
Speaker 3: Just telling everybody to like share a comment, because that's
Speaker 3: how the how the stuff goes viral. It's doing pretty
Speaker 3: well on TikTok. I don't use it a lot, but
Speaker 3: I put every show on there and it seems to
Speaker 3: be doing very well for comments.
Speaker 1: Is that right?
Speaker 3: What's pissing me off today? I mean, you highlighted it,
Speaker 3: but I was actually reading reading the story because in
Speaker 3: my other channel that I do on my own, it's
Speaker 3: hand his five minute run, you moan about.
Speaker 2: Little things and the daily read cheese stuff with this.
Speaker 3: This King chows of ours know he well, you know
Speaker 3: nothing against Muslims personally, but if you're going to praise
Speaker 3: a religion on their holiday, why can't you do the
Speaker 3: same one? Oh he used to holiday, you know. I mean,
Speaker 3: it turns out actually I'll read this one to you, okay.
Speaker 3: Booking and Palace issues statement after criticism on King's he's
Speaker 3: the message. King Charles forced to take action as announcement
Speaker 3: disappoints public or did he? There have been immense criticisms
Speaker 3: around in the announcement that Charles will not be making
Speaker 3: and he's to speech like he has done before on
Speaker 3: the occasion for other people. This was not met kindly
Speaker 3: by many Christians and Britons, suggesting that the king has
Speaker 3: converted to some other religion. However, all that was dismissed
Speaker 3: as booking and palace and the Officer of the Monarch
Speaker 3: issued agreeing to the public to.
Speaker 2: Mark this ocase.
Speaker 3: However, some of the criticism even from that message was
Speaker 3: it's a lovely message, but I'm confused about it. It
Speaker 3: was really fun. Is that a formal message from King
Speaker 3: Charles or was it one of his people who runs
Speaker 3: this page? One comment to vote, and then somebody else said,
Speaker 3: this sounds like a secondhand message from someone else.
Speaker 2: How very sad about loyals.
Speaker 3: And would appreciate this was a more meaningful Easter message
Speaker 3: from our king.
Speaker 2: So yeah, people to choose off that.
Speaker 1: And well they should be. I'm Canadian, I'm a Commonwealth
Speaker 1: country person, but I am very furious about it. I
Speaker 1: am very very angry. This is my mother country and
Speaker 1: I'm very very angry that the king is not the
Speaker 1: protection of the faith that he took an oath to be.
Speaker 1: He has to abdicate get him off the throat, kick
Speaker 1: his ass out the door, put King William and Queen
Speaker 1: Kate on the throne. William has declared that he will
Speaker 1: be the productor of the faith. Let him try, because
Speaker 1: this guy, sorry, I don't have any respect for this king.
Speaker 1: This king has got to go. Get him out the door.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're sending him to America because Trump's upset our
Speaker 3: prime minister calling him lazy basically, and they're send it's
Speaker 3: a pre planned visit. But apparently King is gonna try
Speaker 3: and smooth over with Trump, you know, the relationship between
Speaker 3: the US and Great Britain. But yeah, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't understand that, you know. I mean, with this
Speaker 3: amn more, the fuel crisis, the foods shortages, I mean,
Speaker 3: we're all going to be well. At least I live
Speaker 3: near the sea. I can always jump in and get
Speaker 3: some fish, like Jesus did years ago.
Speaker 1: You know, there's a new series on Netflix called The
Speaker 1: Diplomat and I like it very much. I was watching
Speaker 1: it with the mother and we watched a few episodes.
Speaker 1: And what I like about it is the White House
Speaker 1: in Downing Street are in each other's back pockets. I mean,
Speaker 1: the scenes shot in the States there's always you know,
Speaker 1: English diplomatic core there and over in London you've got
Speaker 1: the American diplomat. So they're constantly you know, collaborating, let's say,
Speaker 1: whether it be on foreign policy or whether it beyond
Speaker 1: domestic crises in their respective countries. And I really really
Speaker 1: find that gratifying. I think it's true, you know, even
Speaker 1: though it's a fictional series, I think that's exactly what's happening.
Speaker 1: I mean, you can see how much influenced Trump tries
Speaker 1: to have in British politics. Maybe unwelcome, but at least
Speaker 1: there's some effort to influence the policies of the government,
Speaker 1: and I think that can be helpful. Sometimes an outsider
Speaker 1: has a different perspective that can be helpful in making
Speaker 1: decisions in the in the homeland.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, it used to be a great country when
Speaker 3: I was younger. You know, people, neighbors, people at work
Speaker 3: used to respect our governments. Okay, they didn't always like
Speaker 3: the leader, but and that was Margaret Fatcher, but they
Speaker 3: actually liked the policies and the way the country was going.
Speaker 3: And you went to school happy, you went to the
Speaker 3: pub happy, and you nattered about things, and that were
Speaker 3: about now it's just we'll talk about money shortages, wars
Speaker 3: and who's going to murder the or wait the next
Speaker 3: person next. There's no happiness anymore.
Speaker 1: Well, you had a strong leader, the Iron Lady. I
Speaker 1: wasn't a fan particularly, she was a bit too much,
Speaker 1: but at least she was strong and she stood up
Speaker 1: to opposition. She stood a ground and the nation was
Speaker 1: secure because it was under able leadership. Sorry, right now,
Speaker 1: your prime minister is worse than your king. You got
Speaker 1: to get him out. Get rid of them. I don't
Speaker 1: know how, but this guy's got to go.
Speaker 3: Well two of them, and you know, we want to
Speaker 3: get rid of sad Khan, Sadik Khan, the London man.
Speaker 3: We want to get with the start. I mean, I
Speaker 3: don't actually think people are now bothered about who's in government.
Speaker 3: They just want the leader gone, and the probably the
Speaker 3: deputy leader and the chancellor because they just screwed the
Speaker 3: whole country up. You know, some it's not some city.
Speaker 3: Khan's win in London, he's just you might want to
Speaker 3: just put on airplanes for migrants, because that's what's happened.
Speaker 1: I mean, it used to be the most visited tourist
Speaker 1: city in the world. How many people would want to
Speaker 1: go to London today when it's not even London. What
Speaker 1: is it. It's like Arabic country, sorry, Arabic city. You know,
Speaker 1: it's like being in Damascus or something like this. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: It's funny you say that. I said Jovanne the other day,
Speaker 3: I said, that's London. When it was this was a
Speaker 3: film about old London. I said, that's old London. Now
Speaker 3: you see London. It's a bit like Kaivo because we've
Speaker 3: been to Caivo And she said, oh yeah, she said,
Speaker 3: is it the buildings or is it the people? I said,
Speaker 3: obviously it's the people, because she noticed a lot of
Speaker 3: them were wearing these face masks.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, you know, my father used to say immigration
Speaker 1: is necessary and you have to have it, but it
Speaker 1: has to be balanced. Balanced immigration let in a certain
Speaker 1: quota from each category. You don't flood the country with
Speaker 1: too many of one category because people will resent their presence.
Speaker 1: It's the reality. You may not like it, but that's
Speaker 1: the reality. Well it is. It's just human nature. If
Speaker 1: you see a flood of migrants from one particular locale
Speaker 1: and too many of the same faces, there's going to
Speaker 1: be a xenophobic reaction. It's human nature. You could say, well,
Speaker 1: there shouldn't be or people should be more noble, whatever
Speaker 1: that's going to be the result. There will be a reaction.
Speaker 1: Now as far as you know what's happening. The globalists
Speaker 1: are deliberately doing this because they're trying to just destroy
Speaker 1: the nationhood of all of our nations so that there
Speaker 1: is no pride of place, pride of country, pride of tradition,
Speaker 1: pride of heritage. They're destroying it deliberately. Why because they
Speaker 1: want to absorb all of our nation states under the
Speaker 1: rubric of the fascist United Nation world government order. They
Speaker 1: all the world order. They can call it what they will.
Speaker 1: It's a satanic world order. And that is what's behind this.
Speaker 1: Satanists like that horrible George Soros. What an evil man,
Speaker 1: a disgustingly evil man, and he's behind the funding of
Speaker 1: all these efforts to destroy the nation state of frankly,
Speaker 1: the greatest country in the world, Great Britain, and it
Speaker 1: used to be great and it needs to be great again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, one of that good people I mentioned him before.
Speaker 3: He's not been in jail for a couple of years,
Speaker 3: you know, he's been lucky that they've not tried to
Speaker 3: stitch him up again. So Tommy Robinson is the last event.
Speaker 3: Obviously the media said there was about one hundred thousand there.
Speaker 3: There was absolutely two million at leat well between one
Speaker 3: and two million, because people had this app on the
Speaker 3: phone and they could, I don't know what you do,
Speaker 3: swap it in the air, and you know, the app
Speaker 3: said there was at least two million. His next march
Speaker 3: to get this is what I basically, Tommy Robinson's a
Speaker 3: younger me. When I was younger, I wanted to do
Speaker 3: something like this. Yeah, sixteenth of May Central London, forty
Speaker 3: days ago. He's going to do a march and try
Speaker 3: and get people together again. And he's absolutely not against
Speaker 3: Muslims either. He's not against I mean a lot of
Speaker 3: the people who help him with security are Muslims. A
Speaker 3: lot of his people who went to school with from
Speaker 3: other countries. You know, he's not racist, he's just fed
Speaker 3: up like we all are.
Speaker 1: Now. Tommy Robertson is great. I've listened to him. I've
Speaker 1: paid attention to his you know, interviews and what he's
Speaker 1: what he has to say. He really does know why
Speaker 1: this Muslim problem is a problem. He understands it because
Speaker 1: he grew up with it and witnessed it.
Speaker 3: And the leaders, the leaders of is welder, leaders of
Speaker 3: America and other countries he's been to. He's good friends
Speaker 3: with leaders of Poland, Denmark and European countries.
Speaker 2: They're all.
Speaker 3: Said, yes, you're right. You know, they never once said
Speaker 3: he's wrong. So that that's why we know he's right.
Speaker 3: You know, there's people over here call him far a.
Speaker 3: He's not father, He's just right.
Speaker 2: That's right, he says, he right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, he's not, he's not at all.
Speaker 3: I think when he was younger and he did probably
Speaker 3: start a movement that was a bit, you know, bully
Speaker 3: type of a far weight movement. I think when he
Speaker 3: saw what was happening within that new group had started,
Speaker 3: he dismantled it very quickly, and he didn't want to know.
Speaker 1: So he saw that it was going the wrong way,
Speaker 1: and he reined it in and got it under control,
Speaker 1: and then eventually dismantled it because he could see it
Speaker 1: was turning into a problem.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well that was over ten years ago, and now
Speaker 3: that media still cools him. After that, that particular I
Speaker 3: can't remember what it was called now, but they still say, Look,
Speaker 3: you know Tommy Robinson of that group, there's no way
Speaker 3: in the world you know, is he far away?
Speaker 1: Well no, not not if you can.
Speaker 2: English Defense League it was called.
Speaker 1: Other English Defense League. Yeah, that sounds a little far right. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean, if you can examine your self and you
Speaker 1: can examine your movement and see that it needs correction,
Speaker 1: then that, by definition means you're not an extremist. You're
Speaker 1: clearly sober, reasoning and conscientious and careful, and you don't
Speaker 1: want it to become an a extremist organization, so you
Speaker 1: rein it in and get it under control. There you go.
Speaker 1: That's proof of the pudding.
Speaker 3: If there's any pudding left. Yeah, petrol places, they've gone
Speaker 3: from like one pound twenty to one pound ninety now
Speaker 3: on average early to I feel so that's I don't know,
Speaker 3: I'm not that very good at maths anymore, but that's
Speaker 3: a significant increase at least I don't know, nearly fifty.
Speaker 3: That's a lot of jump.
Speaker 1: It's a big jump. Is there any talk about the
Speaker 1: need for rationing and maybe some blackouts?
Speaker 3: Yeah, So they're basically saying you've heard this one before.
Speaker 3: Stay at home, work from home, if you can get
Speaker 3: the bus if you can. You know, in fact, some
Speaker 3: countries are given free bus tickets out if you don't
Speaker 3: use your car, so they can preserve the supply. Normal
Speaker 3: Food's gone up a little bit.
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 3: I don't have ten twenty thirty p an item. You know,
Speaker 3: it's still quite a lot though. I mean, when you
Speaker 3: add up your weekly shop, you was paying I don't
Speaker 3: knows sixty pounds and then you now pound eighty pounds.
Speaker 3: It's per week. That's a significant, you know, increase.
Speaker 1: It's a bit of a jump. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, as an example.
Speaker 1: I think people misunderstand inflation. They see it as rising prices,
Speaker 1: when really what's happening is that your currency has been devalued,
Speaker 1: so it's losing its purchasing power.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I must admit I always thought it meant high
Speaker 3: prices too. I do know also that if you spend
Speaker 3: a lot, your inflation goes down. So you know, if
Speaker 3: they encourage people to spend and buy things, it controls
Speaker 3: the inflation a little bit. That's if you can afford
Speaker 3: it in the first place to purchase anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, I got a taste of what it's like
Speaker 1: to live in the third World when I was in
Speaker 1: the Philippines, and the purchasing power of the Philippine peso
Speaker 1: is very low, and so the families struggle because they
Speaker 1: can't keep up with the cost of living because their
Speaker 1: salaries are low, the purchasing power of their currency is low,
Speaker 1: and so they find it difficult to live. The basic
Speaker 1: amenities of life are hard for them to manage, and
Speaker 1: so one at least one family member from the Filipino family,
Speaker 1: the average Filipino family has to go abroad to earn
Speaker 1: money to send back to the family. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, This is why a lot of people on cruise
Speaker 3: ships are from the Philippines. A lot of people in
Speaker 3: the airline industry again, they're from the Philippines, or there's
Speaker 3: two or three countries very similar.
Speaker 2: And you always find you know.
Speaker 3: That type of person is working in that industry because
Speaker 3: they're sending it back.
Speaker 1: On mm hmm yep. Yeah, that's the that's the reality.
Speaker 1: So I hope that there is a transition to the
Speaker 1: new King William soon. What do you think the prospects
Speaker 1: are of that.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of rumors that Charles isn't that well
Speaker 3: because he's got this prostate cancer that's under control. But
Speaker 3: I bet they're planning for his departure already, like they
Speaker 3: did with the Queen. You know, I think they have
Speaker 3: this drill, don't they. I think her drill was when
Speaker 3: she's dying, operating in London Bridge or something like that. Anyway,
Speaker 3: but I think they already planning that.
Speaker 2: I see.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't think William there would be any I
Speaker 3: don't know. Out of the two brothers. I think I
Speaker 3: did trust him better, but he lost all his spark,
Speaker 3: or they both did when he's died, that's the problem.
Speaker 2: But but him and Kate are more the way Diana was.
Speaker 1: Right enough, so it would be a king and queen
Speaker 1: of the people and very up to date and up
Speaker 1: with the times, right, But I have a feeling he
Speaker 1: would be somewhat less of the appeasement. He would the
Speaker 1: policy of appeasement that Charles is represented with the Muslim community,
Speaker 1: I don't believe that William would abide by that to
Speaker 1: the same extent. I mean, you know that I've written
Speaker 1: a book about Gandhi. Right, Gandhi under cross examination, his
Speaker 1: policies of appeasement towards the Muslims was that bad. I mean,
Speaker 1: Hindus were being slaughtered in the streets of West Bengal
Speaker 1: by a terrorist organization called the Muslim League, and Gandhi
Speaker 1: did nothing, and he went on hunger strikes whenever there
Speaker 1: was an uprising or animosity of any kind directed towards
Speaker 1: the Muslim community, you know what I'm saying. And he
Speaker 1: was conspiring with the Amir of Afghanistan to launch an
Speaker 1: invasion of India, to found a Muslim califate in India,
Speaker 1: and he had plans to impose the language upon Indians,
Speaker 1: calling it Hindustan as a language. And all of that
Speaker 1: was going on behind the scenes and in his courtroom
Speaker 1: defense after assassinating Gandhi. And his name is Mahundas Gandhi,
Speaker 1: not Mahatma Gandhi. Mahatma means great soul, and I withdraw
Speaker 1: the title. No, he was not. He was a very
Speaker 1: dangerous man and he was not a patriot that was
Speaker 1: interested in the best for his own country. Was responsible
Speaker 1: for the vivissection of India along the Pakistan Indian divide.
Speaker 1: He was responsible for that, and it solved nothing because
Speaker 1: there was a Muslim minority in most of the provinces
Speaker 1: of India. So what did it solve in terms of
Speaker 1: placating the Muslim community. It didn't solve a damn thing.
Speaker 1: All it did was exacerbate relations between Muslims and Hindus
Speaker 1: and created a very dangerous border between Pakistan and India
Speaker 1: that could have led at any stage in its modern
Speaker 1: history to open warfare. It was a disaster and Gandhi
Speaker 1: was a disaster. And I think the real hero that
Speaker 1: led to you know, Indian independence and the you know,
Speaker 1: proper direction of the country was not Uram Godse. And
Speaker 1: Gopal Godsey wrote about his brother's courtroom defense, but it
Speaker 1: was banned for forty years and it was called May
Speaker 1: it Please Your Honor? And it's in that defense that
Speaker 1: Noturam Godsey made a court that he cited all of
Speaker 1: the faults that Gandhi exhibited for which he had no choice,
Speaker 1: he claims, but to remove him from power through violence.
Speaker 1: And I'm sorry, but you've got leadership in your own
Speaker 1: land now that is following the same policy of appeasement
Speaker 1: towards the Muslim community, and it'll eventually come to the
Speaker 1: same head. There will be violence in the streets. And
Speaker 1: if you don't have proper leadership, the English people will
Speaker 1: not be properly protected against the violence of a Muslim
Speaker 1: terrorist cell. And I wouldn't even put it past MI
Speaker 1: six to be involved because it's a very corrupt entity
Speaker 1: that serves the new World order, the globalists, and you know,
Speaker 1: it's just like the CIA in that regard.
Speaker 2: You know, that's what a lot of people are saying.
Speaker 1: Is that right?
Speaker 3: Yeah, been thinking that far ahead. Yes, So if Charles died,
Speaker 3: it's Operation MENI Bridge. That's the code for he's died.
Speaker 3: You know, it's only a funeral planning code. That's what
Speaker 3: I was trying to think of earlier. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 3: we had three or four weeks ago in the Iranian
Speaker 3: got stopped at Britain, which is in Scotland nuclear plant.
Speaker 1: And.
Speaker 3: What happened was he went to court on the Monday
Speaker 3: with this foreign woman from somewhere like eastern Europe. They
Speaker 3: went to court and disappeared, So we don't know what
Speaker 3: the charges were.
Speaker 2: Well, that's weird.
Speaker 3: You would have thought that suspected terrorists outside the fast Lane,
Speaker 3: which is a nuclear plant here in Scotland. You would
Speaker 3: have thought they told the public what they've done to them.
Speaker 1: Well, if they just disappeared, then there's complicity within the
Speaker 1: British establishment to see that they are disappeared and not
Speaker 1: properly prosecuted for this.
Speaker 3: It's that strange, Oh is it strange?
Speaker 1: I mean, well, it's like the terrorists in nine to eleven,
Speaker 1: the Israeli terrorists that were basically spirited out of the
Speaker 1: country with due haste after nine to eleven, the dancing Israelis.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about the ones that were seen celebrating the
Speaker 1: destruction of the World Trade Center on the New Jersey
Speaker 1: Motorway or expressway.
Speaker 3: Trump, by the way, he's had a little run. He
Speaker 3: said that open the open the streets by tomorrow night,
Speaker 3: or he'll he's more in the media, or he'll fucking
Speaker 3: blow the ship basically out of the run's power plants
Speaker 3: and everything. And then he says in Allah's name or something,
Speaker 3: forgive me aloe or something. You know the governess what
Speaker 3: that meant.
Speaker 1: But yeah, he is a character, I'll say that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think he's a bit of a gambler with
Speaker 3: without backing the right horse, he's backing the wrong sort of.
Speaker 3: It's more of a gambler. He's a financial gambler with
Speaker 3: not knowing who's going to win.
Speaker 2: And who's going to lose.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Yeah, nothing against most people in the world, but when
Speaker 3: it comes to you know, your petrol going up, your
Speaker 3: food going up? Are you getting bombed when you walk outside?
Speaker 3: You know, that's that's a new level of you know,
Speaker 3: you can't forgive mhmm.
Speaker 1: Let's see what you're saying.
Speaker 3: M h I mean all I can say to people
Speaker 3: is find somewhere out of the city in the hills
Speaker 3: and just move, you know, and we'll get a campa van,
Speaker 3: get your tent. Hopefully the cities will be back to
Speaker 3: normal one day.
Speaker 1: Well, you're in a nice location away from the fray
Speaker 1: up they're in the Orkneys. But you know, when you
Speaker 1: make your trips to the hospital on the mainland and
Speaker 1: so on in the months to come, and the petrol
Speaker 1: prices keep going up and so forth, I mean, how
Speaker 1: viable are those trips going to be for you are
Speaker 1: going to be able to make it?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: Luckily, yeah, we're not too bad because they do help
Speaker 3: you with the travel fairs, but they don't help me
Speaker 3: with the fuel. I mean, you have to put the
Speaker 3: fuel in yourself. But they helped me with the car
Speaker 3: cost of traveling by ferry, so that's not too Bad Okay,
Speaker 3: and we've got a local hospital which is only twenty
Speaker 3: miles away on a ferry twenty miles away, so we've
Speaker 3: got near the hospital rather than the mainland hospital.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to tell our viewers are Andy had
Speaker 1: tumor in his kidney a few months back and we
Speaker 1: were looking at options on what could be done, but
Speaker 1: the medical staff at the hospital were convinced that the
Speaker 1: only safe way of containing it and preventing the cancer
Speaker 1: from spreading was to have the kidney removed. So he's
Speaker 1: down one kidney and that's really worrying and well at.
Speaker 3: The time, Tim, I think I found symptoms in September.
Speaker 3: I had the operation by the by the December of
Speaker 3: twenty four and when they actually taken it out and
Speaker 3: they've done the biop scene, Yeah, it was less than
Speaker 3: they expected, but they expected. It's already almost gone too far,
Speaker 3: you know. But luckily we've got better news on the biopsy.
Speaker 3: But we know what caused this.
Speaker 2: Don't we.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the mRNA covid mRNA vaccine Pfizer. I think he
Speaker 1: took two doses that that did it. Now the Maderna
Speaker 1: version was even worse. It actually had a poison in it.
Speaker 1: I can't recall the exact nature of the poison, but
Speaker 1: I kid you not. It was actually you have to
Speaker 1: publish the ingredients of products, right. They didn't have it
Speaker 1: on the outside of the package, they had it inside.
Speaker 1: But it did indicate that this poison was present in
Speaker 1: the BADURNA product. So it was a clear obvious bioweapon
Speaker 1: without debate. You can't debate the point. They themselves published
Speaker 1: the evidence.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and John whatever his name is, I can never
Speaker 3: remember his name on YouTube, he's an ext nurse. And
Speaker 3: you know he's now saying that only a recent video
Speaker 3: this week. He's now saying the people's cancers and could
Speaker 3: definitely be caused by injections. Remember I had my my
Speaker 3: de car car fin me Bob as well, and I
Speaker 3: never had that before.
Speaker 1: Well, you have a car that one had. Andy, you
Speaker 1: had an article that you shared which I saw, that
Speaker 1: was showing that an independent study had established that yes,
Speaker 1: the mRNA vaccine that had been devised as a COVID
Speaker 1: nineteen vaccine was in fact had been found to be
Speaker 1: causing cancer. Do you have that? Do you want to
Speaker 1: share it?
Speaker 3: I don't have it on me because I can zooms
Speaker 3: good at the moment, But for some reason, I can't
Speaker 3: get to my browser.
Speaker 2: I was trying to find it earlier. I don't know.
Speaker 2: It must be my computer. It's so funny.
Speaker 3: One minute it won't go on the internet, next minute
Speaker 3: it won't give you a browser.
Speaker 1: So I was in Ottawa, as you know, I was
Speaker 1: visiting the mother. I stayed with her for about a month,
Speaker 1: and then she was facing eviction from her place herself
Speaker 1: due to the fact that the woman the landlord wanted
Speaker 1: to the landlady wanted to renovate and make some changes
Speaker 1: to the property, and that has all been forestalled because
Speaker 1: the mother never actually moved. Its wintertime, and to evict
Speaker 1: someone in Canada in the wintertime, especially in a cold
Speaker 1: freezer like Ottawa, is very difficult, and so the mother
Speaker 1: is still there.
Speaker 3: So far, Yes, criminal put anybody out on the streets
Speaker 3: in the winter.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's unbelievably cold. I found that the temperature was
Speaker 1: at least ten degrees colder than Toronto, and it was
Speaker 1: a fierce winter, very very cold. And I paid six
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty for a room rental not far from her,
Speaker 1: and the guy never showed up. It turned out to
Speaker 1: be a rental scam and so due to that, I
Speaker 1: didn't have money for rent the subsequent month, so I
Speaker 1: had to go to a homeless shelter. And I thank
Speaker 1: the Shepherd of Good Hope, the Shepherd's of Good Hope
Speaker 1: in Ottawa for taking really good care of me. What
Speaker 1: a great place. They give you free meals a day guaranteed,
Speaker 1: and very often act meal at night. In addition, there's
Speaker 1: often clothing and food giveaways outside the shelter what they
Speaker 1: call the drop in center, which is also the cafeteria
Speaker 1: where people eat their meals, but these people from various
Speaker 1: companies or organizations come and drive up and give away clothing.
Speaker 1: Free clothing and food to these people as well. At
Speaker 1: the drop in center, some people are staying in the
Speaker 1: shelter and some are not. The drop in center is
Speaker 1: open to homeless people that don't have a shelter or
Speaker 1: any place to go. They can come in, get warm
Speaker 1: and have a meal. Those people are there as well,
Speaker 1: and so when there's free giveaways of food or clothing
Speaker 1: to such people, you can see why it would be
Speaker 1: needed because they're living out on the street until there's
Speaker 1: room in the shelter to take them in.
Speaker 2: Yea God bless to them, and