Topic: Manitoba

Bernier and Jones discuss the aggressive behavior of Canadian police during the pandemic. Bernier describes being arrested and held in a Manitoba jail without access to a phone or food for attending a protest in a park. They argue that the "nice" veneer of Canadian government hides a growing authoritarianism that targets political dissidents and religious leaders.

Chris Sky details his recent arrests in Winnipeg and Ontario, characterizing them as targeted harassment by the state. He describes being arrested on a "pre-crime" warrant in Winnipeg and later being detained at an Esso station based on an anonymous 911 call. Sky recounts being treated as a political prisoner, including being forced to wear a spit hood and denied basic comforts in a holding cell.

Canadian activist Chris Sky describes being arrested twice in two days on what he calls "manufactured fake warrants." He details his treatment in Winnipeg, where he was forced into a "Hannibal Lecter style spit hood" and treated as a political prisoner. Sky claims the arrests are an attempt to silence his predictions regarding the implementation of vaccine passports in Canada.

The host reflects on decades of warnings about a "pre-planned assault" involving forced inoculations and the "Mark of the Beast." Chris Sky, currently a "hunted man" with an arrest warrant in Manitoba, warns that the ultimate goal of the injections is the sterilization of the next generation. They argue that the globalists are desperate to implement their agenda before the public fully awakens.

Chris Sky describes a dramatic escape from police in Ontario using a private plane to avoid an arrest warrant in Manitoba. The host calls for spiritual strength and prayers for the InfoWars crew, noting that the "Imperial troops are under the base." He encourages listeners to support the "war effort" by purchasing products from the InfoWars Store to keep the broadcast on the air.

Reports indicate that the Canadian government has moved to suspend elections until the pandemic is deemed over. Chris Sky describes his life as an "information guerrilla" on the run, moving between provinces to avoid arrest for speaking at rallies. He also references controversial articles in the New York Times regarding racial politics as part of a broader social destabilization effort.