00:01:48.420We march because we believe that every human is made in the image of God and is worthy of protection, dignity, and respect from conception until natural death.
00:01:59.800In case you're not aware, Canada has no abortion legislation, and abortion is legal up to full term.
00:02:07.140This reality raises serious ethical concerns and a desire to seek greater protections for our most vulnerable citizens.
00:02:16.600So mark Thursday, May 14th on your calendar, and please attend if you're able.
00:02:21.920Now, if you're not able to attend, please pray for this event, that hearts and minds will be changed.
00:02:29.700If this is your first time joining us, Tanya Gaw is the founder and leader of Action for Canada.
00:02:35.780Tanya and the Action for Canada team are committed to bringing public awareness to the many serious issues facing our nation,
00:02:43.040including tonight's topic, showcasing how advocacy is driving great wins in our country.
00:02:50.320Tonight, Tanya is joined by Kim McBride, Action for Canada's National Chapter Leader Coordinator.
00:02:57.320Kim began following Action for Canada's call to actions in early 2020,
00:03:01.620and in July of 2021, she became Calgary's Chapter Leader.
00:03:05.920The following year, she became the National Chapter Leader Coordinator.
00:03:10.220Tonight, Tanya and Kim will be discussing the importance of organizing and mobilizing Canadians
00:03:15.740through grassroots advocacy and government lobbying and showing how your voice matters.
00:03:22.420Tonight's interview was pre-recorded, so there will be no Q&A this evening.
00:03:26.800And now, my friends, I invite you to sit back and get comfortable as we listen to this very important
00:03:32.640and informative conversation between Tanya Gaw and Kim McBride.
00:03:39.380Well, thank you, Heather. And Kim, welcome. I'm excited about tonight's show.
00:03:46.220I thought this was just a really good opportunity. We've had some really good wins.
00:03:51.640And this has come from years of advocacy. And that's what we really want to focus on tonight,
00:03:56.760because Canadians were overwhelmed just getting through the COVID era.
00:04:02.400and I think there was a lot of trauma involved emotionally for some so many people physically
00:04:09.380and then we came out uh you know on the other side of that and of course for myself I'd been
00:04:16.160fighting a different kind of battles for many years before COVID and that was to bring awareness
00:04:22.580to what they were doing to our children in the school system with the sexualization and
00:04:27.260indoctrination. And then as well as the immigration and flooding Canada with immigrants that will
00:04:35.180never and have no desire to align with our values. And then of course, the World Economic Forum and
00:04:42.660the Sustainable Development Goals, which we'll be talking a little bit tonight about as well. So I
00:04:47.840was really covering a whole lot of material before COVID came, which gave Action for Canada an
00:04:54.600advantage once we came out of, like I say, that era into a battle fully ready to continue to take
00:05:03.540on the government, which was a little different than other organizations who only developed
00:05:10.760because of COVID and quickly disappeared, you know, after that battle had passed.
00:05:17.580Yeah, agreed. Yeah, absolutely. There's so much on the plate and there was so much coming at people
00:05:22.620that to process the information, process the trauma at the same time, and then looking for
00:05:28.660leadership. And that was one of the things that obviously, when I joined the organization,
00:05:33.640I was looking around to make sense of the nonsense that I was seeing. And of course, Tanya,
00:05:39.520I've shared before, that it was you standing on the steps in Vancouver, and proclaiming Canada
00:05:46.580as a Christian nation, but also proclaiming that we have God-given rights. And so we all could feel
00:05:53.000and sense that there was this disconnect with what we thought Canada was all about. We thought we were
00:05:59.120a free democratic country. And then all of a sudden, we're getting these mandates that made
00:06:03.880no sense. So of course, I'm looking around as just an ordinary citizen who is a critical thinker.
00:06:10.660And then when I came across your leadership and you standing on the step bravely, I know you had the paper shaken and you've talked about those times and yet you stood there bravely because you have the power of your convictions.
00:06:24.040and so your leadership of course it really reverberated across the country and in doing so
00:06:31.540it created the communities of like-minded people that are the silent majority that didn't have the
00:06:38.440exact right words to be able to say you know what they knew was wrong they could feel it was wrong
00:06:44.260but they they didn't necessarily have the words so I really I want to thank you Tanya and the
00:06:49.180whole organization and everybody that has made action for canada what we are which is still like
00:06:55.560true to our grassroots just canadians and when i say just that's not just we we are canadians
00:07:02.160for taking back our country and so having that leadership from from people that are putting it
00:07:09.340all out there has has created great wins and i live here in alberta and so we're seeing lots
00:07:15.160So I know we're going to get into that tonight.
00:07:16.840But, you know, yeah, it's a group effort and and it does take leadership.
00:07:22.740And you do you did stick your neck out and other people have joined you in that mission.
00:07:27.160And the rest of the public has joined to say, you know, I'm going to start speaking up as well.
00:07:32.260And I think this is a really critical part of it.
00:07:35.340And as you point out, the people need leadership.
00:07:37.740And I would have never in a million years ever considered myself to be leading a national organization.
00:07:44.800and actually international, I'll be meeting with some people from Australia who say,
00:07:50.260we want to do what you're doing. We want action for Canada here. I've had people reach out from
00:07:54.820Mexico. We know that people are following us from all over the world. And so that's really
00:07:59.900exciting. And more so, the gal that I'm talking to from Australia said, you know, Tanya, we have
00:08:06.100lots of groups here, lots of freedom groups who, you know, are active, but they are just not
00:08:14.600getting the wins and they're not as organized as what we've been able to accomplish here as an
00:08:20.620organization. And that didn't just happen on my own. I mean, I had a good four or five years
00:08:26.720sitting there, you know, doing my calls to action and trying to rally people. I got up to about 500
00:08:32.320people on my email list and people were saying, you need like an actual organization, you know,
00:08:36.640need to go bigger, more people need to hear about this. And with that, I'm going in my mind is like,
00:08:42.040yeah, now we've got a major, massive list of people, but our problem is censorship and them
00:08:48.640trying to shut us down, not deliver emails. And if that's anybody, if you're having those
00:08:53.460problems, reach out to us, make sure you whitelist us and add us to your contact list so that we can
00:08:59.120overcome these obstacles. But it emphasizes the reason as well why chapters are so important,
00:09:04.860because they can't censor you and your community in one-on-one conversations. And that's the,
00:09:11.440I think the best part of our strategy is mobilizing citizens within their
00:09:40.500So Kim, what I'll do is I'll get into sharing action for Canada's page. And what we have planned to do is go over a couple of recent actions to show people how we are applying pressure, why it is we do call to actions, why it is that the letter writing is important,
00:09:59.620and that these elected officials who have really run roughshod over our Constitution
00:10:07.160are realizing now with the public uprising that their position and their seat isn't as safe as it was maybe a year or two years ago
00:10:15.520and how important it is to get new people into those positions.
00:10:20.400For those of you who are maybe seeing this for the first time, we take about 10 minutes of your time
00:10:26.240and we send you an email that you can read and you will be more well educated on an issue in 10
00:10:33.240minutes than all of what you're being hit with from the internet. And out there when you're being
00:10:39.460hit by all these podcasters, you know, who want their numbers up on X and they're just piling you
00:10:45.040on with information, what they're not doing is providing you solutions. And that's what Action
00:10:50.380for Canada is about. So we give you a rundown of what it is that we're going to be addressing on
00:10:55.700the Empower Hour, we always try to bring experts in, whether it's Dr. McCullough or Alex Newman
00:11:00.320and people of the like, Tom Harris on climate, the climate change fraud. And the other, any videos or
00:11:08.320things that would be of assistance as well. We've got this wonderful friendship with Alan and
00:11:13.760Corey Huntsberger from Talk Truth. They go into something like 8.5 million homes in Canada through
00:11:19.160the network that they're involved with. And this is really critical at a time when we're being
00:11:24.600censored with our emails. This has been such a blessing with Talk Truth to be able to have this
00:11:30.520opportunity to get our message out there even further where it cannot be censored because you
00:11:35.200come in, you turn your TV on, and so far the government hasn't been able to censor that.
00:11:39.680So it's important, but it's also important for Talk Truth that you go on and share the Rumble
00:11:44.940videos. They're on YouTube now as well, and that's how we're going to get this information out there.
00:11:51.400We're going to be covering tonight, this is what we put in our actions as well, all about solutions.
00:11:57.560One of our greatest solutions is that you've got to be supporting candidates and raising them up from within your community and helping them get elected.
00:12:06.700Whether that's door knocking, whether it's donating, and you must volunteer to be scrutineers.
00:12:13.280And a scrutineer is somebody who shows up on election night to help count the votes.
00:12:16.900And if it's machines and tabulators, we're very concerned about that, then you need to be writing letters to your premier and the provincial elections and telling them we don't want tabulators here.
00:12:33.200Otherwise, this is just going to happen.
00:12:35.060And there is no doubt in our minds it's being proven that these machines are indeed committing to and facilitating fraudulent outcomes.
00:12:43.940and then of course we'll be covering information for you to become chapter leaders or to join a
00:12:51.580chapter. This is our weekly email page if you go to call to action you'll see weekly emails
00:12:56.700it just shows you what we're pumping out every week for the empower hour and also our urgent
00:13:02.600calls to action plus our wins everything's posted on this particular thread if you went down and
00:13:07.840down and down and down I'm going to make you dizzy you're going to see how much work that
00:13:11.720Action for Canada has been doing over the years. And again, under a call to action, there is urgent
00:13:16.940actions. And that's specifically the calls to action. So if you're ever got five minutes or
00:13:22.84010 minutes, and you think, okay, I have time to do a call to action, get on here and participate,
00:13:27.800your participation is critical to winning. So Kim, let's go into this one. I mean, a couple of
00:13:33.600these are in Alberta. That's a hotspot right now, because so many good things are happening there.
00:13:39.160But Calgary and Edmonton, I think, are two of the most concerning cities functioning or not functioning well with woke leaders that are at the helm right now and putting forward 15-minute city densification.
00:13:57.640So explain what happened here and why we decided to send out this particular action.
00:14:04.100Yeah, sure. So in actuality, right now, we have had a shift in our leadership in Calgary. So I personally am in Calgary. And we had a shift in leadership in our last election. But a lot of it was related to the pushback from the public against this massive rezoning that they wanted to do.
00:14:24.820They want to shift the bylaws. They want to really gain control over, when I say they, I mean the globalist agenda and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It's just peppered through every single municipality. And Calgary is no different.
00:14:40.160So the goals of when you just read it, 17 of them, oh, we're going to help people not be impoverished by, well, controlling the entire food supply.
00:14:49.560Oh, we're going to help people not be thirsty by, oh, we're going to control all the water.
00:14:54.020And so it's under the guise of we're being progressive that we're going to make these wonderful changes in this collectivist way and we'll be more organized.
00:15:02.120So that was sort of laid down for years and decades in Calgary, which is funny because we've, I don't know if people know in the news, but Calgary's had two massive water main breaks because the infrastructure in the city has not been maintained over the last 20 years because they've been busy with their woke agenda, particularly starting under the then mayor of Calgary, which was Nahed Nenji.
00:15:27.940um nahed nenji i forgot his name now anyway um yes anyway he's um the now ndp leader in alberta
00:15:39.960running for the premier physician eventually he's looking for it but nahed nenji was in here in
00:15:46.300calgary and uh at the time so that was years ago but this sustainable development goals were kind
00:15:53.480of put into home is here strategy and our climate initiatives all of that was brought in so anyway
00:16:01.620that's what they were focused on with the the um the council and they neglected their uh the the
00:16:09.580infrastructure with their high they were hired by the taxpayer to manage our city so what ended up
00:16:15.100happening is because of all these water main breaks they're seeing this as a really great
00:16:19.460opportunity to control our water to make sure that oh we can ration it back and so they were
00:16:26.380looking to do rolling what do you call it rolling rotations for being able to water your grass
00:16:34.560and they wanted to be able to shut off your water if you weren't going to be in compliance with
00:16:40.480their orders and so there was this this slow creep that was coming in and now that we have
00:16:46.780a somewhat more open and listening council, I would say. We had an election that brought in
00:16:54.460some people that are speaking up for their constituents. And so we had one of our
00:16:59.080councillors bring this to our attention to say, hey, I've got concerns about how restrictive this
00:17:04.700is. They want to put smart meters on all the houses so that they would be able to track just
00:17:10.280exactly how much consumption is happening, when and how often, what time of day and this sort of
00:17:15.700thing, they're coming back to tell us, you know, on the record, they have said, no, no, we're just
00:17:21.080overall, just an overall consumption, we don't want to pinpoint it. But it's always a slippery
00:17:25.960slope, because they say one thing, and then you find out two, three, 10 years later, oh, yeah,
00:17:31.180they always had the ability to be able to surveil you. So that spying culture, that surveillance
00:17:36.460culture was sort of built into this proposal to this amendment that they wanted to bring in.
00:17:44.440and so they put a pause on it actually we got on the action right away others in the city as well
00:17:51.300and the councillor as well so he he got on it he put it out to um you know his people and and we
00:17:58.500got a hold of it too we put it out to our people and people responded and that's what happens we
00:18:04.020focus the issue and this is the thing that gets me i've been i've been talking about it forever
00:18:09.180I'm like, okay, guess what city of Calgary, I can find 22% savings. If you fix your leaky pipes,
00:18:16.820because when you look at it, it says right there, you know, in our action, if you guys take a good
00:18:20.820look at that action, 22% water leakage in our, in our failing system. So I'm saying, you know what,
00:18:29.120before you come after us citizens for wanting to have a vegetable garden in the summertime,
00:18:33.140time or to have a lawn um or whatever you know instead of that how about you deal with your
00:18:41.640infrastructure you'll find 22 savings and i think kim if um when we put out a call to action as well
00:18:49.420one of our team members put together this action she did just an amazing job with the highlights
00:18:54.620like who wants to spend right now we can hardly put food on the table or pay mortgages and they
00:18:59.820want to spend 160 million dollars for the smart meters well just stick to the meters you've got
00:19:06.740fix the infrastructure currently they're using approximately 43 percent of its licensed water
00:19:13.940capacity so it's not even at capacity plus we find out that there's a 22 percent water loss
00:19:20.120through leakage so when you send your mayor and a council these kinds of facts this is something
00:19:25.120that they can work with they understand the pressure so kim just a little correction we
00:19:29.200did lose this one and they voted 10 to 5. But hear what Kim is saying. People are working really
00:19:36.080hard now to get good people elected into office. So those five people deserve a world of thanks
00:19:42.360that they held the line. The one where they put it on the pause is the next action that we'll cover
00:19:48.440in just a moment in Cowichan here in British Columbia. But it was important for other reasons
00:19:55.700because city councillors were also providing feedback.
00:20:00.300They were responding to the call to action campaign
00:20:17.360We try to make this so streamlined and so easy for you
00:20:20.860that literally you could do this in five minutes or less.
00:20:24.140You send it off. And then the mayor's office was actually engaging very nicely with me. I was going back and forth quite a bit. But then you've got Councillor Kelly, I believe it is, provides one. It's like, no, no, no. In other words, nothing to see here. There are no concerns. Oh, don't be silly. We're not going to be surveillancing, you know, how you use your water.
00:20:48.200and how it's only you know to manage your bill your billing but at the end of the letter what
00:20:55.100they did say and this is where we want things on record to hold them to account if come the middle
00:21:00.800of summer and they are actually violating the information that they gave the public so it says
00:21:06.820smart meters are used to measure total water use for accurate billing and early leak detection
00:21:12.220well how about take care of the big leaks first right that was one of my responses they do not
00:21:17.780track how water is used inside a home and are not intended for surveillance. Their purpose is to
00:21:22.860help neighbors identify leaks sooner and ensure fair billing. What do you mean help neighbors?
00:21:28.960I guess, but you see what we're saying. So although, you know, we had a loss in this situation,
00:21:35.460we're going to continue to press in. If you've never heard about the Sustainable Development
00:21:40.200Goals, we provide you a link so you can see the nonsense. Look at how much they have spent
00:21:44.980on all these colorful models, modules to provide about zero hunger, good health, and all the rest
00:21:53.580of it. And even in here, when you see the attacks going on against farmers, there's industry
00:22:00.700innovation and infrastructure, consumption, climate change. Anyways, they want to get rid of
00:22:09.180all of your chickens and poultry, and it has nothing to do, none of this, sustainable development
00:22:14.560goals, none of them, they would equate to saving the planet. There are more people living in
00:22:20.980poverty now, including in Canada, than ever in the history of Canada and throughout the world
00:22:27.120than in the history of the world. More people are living in poverty today. So it's proof that none
00:22:32.580of these sustainable development goals are working. They never were intended. It was to
00:22:37.340force policies to trick people into thinking they were doing something noble. And we put out,
00:22:43.580we've been fighting this battle for years, for me, since about 2017. But when Action for Canada
00:22:50.100came around in 2019, and it was official, I love that. What the WEF is going on. Canadians did not
00:22:57.480elect this lunatic. There's Klaus Schwab saying you'll, you know, you'll owe nothing and be happy.
00:23:04.880So again, we would provide information, trying to educate the public and alert you to what was
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00:26:03.440If you come to Action for Canada's page under Current Issues, you can go to One World Order or World Economic Forum and you can find some of the greatest amount of information that we have, we could possibly provide on our webpages.
00:26:18.400You can find out who's tied to the WEF as far as global leaders are concerned.
00:26:45.020she was the one that was kind of tipsy in the pub saying just talk really loud and you know you'll
00:26:50.360get your way i mean these people how they got into office they're not fit for duty they're really not
00:26:55.940fit for duty but there is a list again we just wanted to cover that this is what um kim was
00:27:01.600talking about couch and valley land use backlash this is where they were going um and hitting the
00:27:07.480farmers trying to restrict their farming uh their growing of vegetables how they function on their
00:27:13.400farms. Chickens, they want to know how many chickens you have, cattle, and the rest of it.
00:27:19.880It's so invasive. Somebody said the other day that our generation of kids will never know what it's
00:27:25.600like not to live under surveillance. And that is pretty sad when you think about all the cameras
00:27:31.380all around our cities and towns right now that are supposedly for protecting us from all the
00:27:36.480mass immigrants that are coming in that are violent. It's just a joke. It's never meant to
00:27:40.980work. This was meant to destroy us. So Kim, we'll go into just quickly because I really want to get
00:27:46.600to our big win in Alberta. When it comes to 15-minute cities, when it comes to these kinds
00:27:52.980of offenses, Action for Canada truly has been on the front line. Pierre is our chapter leader in
00:27:59.060Winnipeg. We've mentioned this before in the past, but we're mentioning it again right now because
00:28:04.480of the sustainable development goal number six being, you know, them trying to put that forward
00:28:10.980in Calgary. And then, of course, the sustainable development goals, they actually use those terms
00:28:17.260in the towns and the city's policies, the SDGs, sustainable development goals. So because of that,
00:28:24.640I want you to know we have resources. We have really great resources. And on our 15-minute
00:28:31.740City page. We have a notice of liability. All you need to do, don't get overwhelmed. Just take some
00:28:38.120time on Action for Canada's page and educate yourself. Share our information on social media.
00:28:45.340Share it in these groups that are in these towns and communities trying to find answers and fight
00:28:50.880back against their corrupt mayors and city councils. In Cowichan's decision, because 100
00:28:57.080people showed up and it was heated it is reported that it was a heated time in council and with this
00:29:04.220committee the committee backed off even those who were voting for it because of the public backlash
00:29:09.980they backed off but only for six months they've paused it for six months these sneaky dickens
00:29:15.960and so it's not done and that's sorry to interrupt you but that's the couch and that's the couch in
00:29:21.880action is that they put the pause in that that's what you're saying that's correct yes yes and so
00:29:27.300they tried to do that as well with the 15 minute city that was being implemented in winnipeg and
00:29:35.360pierre stayed on it like a dog on a bone he every notice that came out from the city council because
00:29:40.640they have to know you might have to dig deep and they'll say oh well you know it was on our web
00:29:45.280page we did notify the constituents so we have people in communities that are actually watching
00:29:50.940that very closely. Kim, did you want to add anything to that? No, I think you underscored
00:29:55.440that last point there, is that because of the leadership in these communities where we have
00:30:00.460an Action for Canada chapter, and we have kind of a point person or a go-to person for resources,
00:30:06.860and, you know, when people come up with an issue or they say, I've seen this come up, you know,
00:30:12.920should we take action on that? Or how would I take action? Then we provided the leadership to
00:30:17.420be able to do that but it really took again the the fact that the public responded and then they
00:30:24.780took ownership over their own community they were inspired by our resources they had our tools they
00:30:31.060had our the education the spotlight that we put on the issue and then they took it for themselves
00:30:36.140because it was applicable to their their neighborhood close to home and so because
00:30:41.240they felt that it was concerning them they knew then what steps to take to take action
00:30:46.840and uh and that's what switched things around good yeah thank you and um as kim is talking you
00:30:53.800can see that i'm scrolling through our 15 minute city page and i want you to know on any of our
00:30:57.720major pages uh we always bring on experts to talk on the issues about your rights um this one with
00:31:05.400jeff was a great empower hour he showed you how to dig in deep into the cities what terms they're
00:31:12.900using. 15-minute cities is being red flagged. We'll try C40 and, you know, other terms. So it's
00:31:18.820important to know how to dig into that. We've covered so many different things. And of course,
00:31:25.200all of this is based on climate change. And, you know, we need the 15-minute cities in this
00:31:29.440infrastructure. And it's all bogus. It's a whole big, huge, massive wealth transfer. Because,
00:31:35.900you know, 160 million to put in smart meters while we've got functioning smart meters,
00:31:40.900fix the pipes right put the money into the pipes and knock it off and so these are the kind of
00:31:46.780things you need to know so that you can go in and do a delegation get your courage on and get in
00:31:51.860there before mayor and city council anyways at the bottom of the page it just goes right into a whole
00:31:57.080bunch of other information and videos if you wanted to dig deeper into that we have news reports on
00:32:03.000the side here like i love the one about oh you know all these uh battery operated cars now and
00:32:08.500of course, if there's a collision, they're blowing up, there's fatalities. The e-bikes are actually
00:32:13.680catching on fire in people's homes. They park them in the homes and the batteries catch on fire.
00:32:18.640So there's a lot of dangers to this. And so you can just come if you want a few things where you
00:32:23.420could send it to an elected official. Just come and see the resources. We've got wonderful flyers.
00:32:28.560Print them off and spread them all over town, right? Leave them on the poster board at your
00:32:32.800local grocery store. Okay, so where are we going next? Oh, this was just the current issues page.
00:32:38.500It shows you all the different topics that we've covered, sometimes not some of them as much as others that we're focused on because it's really hard to keep up with all of this.
00:32:49.840But we do want you to have, for instance, on childhood so-called vaccines, these immunizations, which are proving to be at the core of autism and all kinds of other diseases that our kids are picking up later in life.
00:33:04.680And the kids that have been immunized are some of the sickest they are discovering of any compared to kids that are so-called un-vaxxed.
00:34:07.900And so, Kim, let's talk about Strathmore for a moment, which, again, is not too far away from you.
00:34:14.660So we decided to launch this call to action.
00:34:17.240And on May 6th, the decision is going to be made about what?
00:34:21.500Well, we caught wind of that, again, because we have people in the community that are watching what Council's bringing forward.
00:34:29.480So there is a gentleman on council that, again, taking, I believe, a page out of the direction from the overall direction of Alberta, which is to bring neutrality back to the public space.
00:34:42.320We've already had a number of towns that have decided, you know what, no flags except for the municipal, the provincial and the federal flag are going to be flown in there on public buildings because that's the unifier.
00:34:56.120We all come under one banner being Canadian. And yeah, there's people with many cultures, but there is one Canada. And so we want to bring people under that. So that's sort of been a trend that's developing in Alberta.
00:35:10.420I know that the provincial government from its members are given that as a directive is we want to have unity in our community and we don't want these divisive politically charged symbols causing havoc in the streets and on city councils where they have to spend their time debating those issues, which takes them away from, well, fixing the pipes and making good local decisions.
00:35:39.600i'm not saying that this was a pipe issue here in strathmore although strathmore does get their
00:35:43.840water from calgary even though they don't get to elect the council in calgary they are still part
00:35:48.980of the the water system so you know what happens in calgary affects them so anyways this gentleman
00:35:54.620brave i'm gonna take it on and council he put a motion forward and that's what we have been
00:36:02.120supportive of and we're bringing to the attention of our members base and for them to share out with
00:36:07.020their community and to have a discussion because it'll affect them. So I know someone very
00:36:12.000personally who lives in Strathmore, who's actually a member of Action for Canada. And she has taken
00:36:18.040on this issue in the past saying, you know, who's paying for the upkeep of these flags and these
00:36:23.700sidewalks and whatnot? Why is that a good use of public funds when we have all these other things
00:36:30.020we could be concerned about? So they addressed that once before. So she made delegation or she
00:36:34.300spoke she wrote letters to um just on her own as a citizen of strathmore and so this one came along
00:36:40.920too and so we we pumped it out and uh we've given people the opportunity to write a letter in support
00:36:47.880of this uh this councilman and also to give the resources we and i saw you pull that up there
00:36:54.120about the the non-governmental flag so this member sent it in uh as well as gave him some uh gave the
00:37:02.140whole council some information on what exactly that particular the pride flag uh who created it
00:37:08.720what it stands for what it means so we uh were able to she was able to give that material to
00:37:13.820the council for further thought on the issue as a whole so it's pretty exciting yeah kim it's
00:37:19.460awesome to see this and i really want to give a big shout out to councillor uh his name is
00:37:25.280Councillor Brent, I just saw his name, Councillor Brent Wiley. Well done, sir. He's like a lone wolf on there. And that's why he needs all of our support. And that's why he needs support in the next election, one to get him reelected and one to get more people like him into office. But he made a very bold statement, a very accurate statement, says, I'm contesting that neutrality is the ultimate form of inclusion.
00:37:48.680Neutrality ensures that every resident feels welcome and represented by their town and would allow my council to focus their time and our administration to focus their resources on issues that are really important, like fiscal and operational matters, instead of divisive and contentious issues.
00:38:08.800And so we have highlighted as well that we want neutrality, but we must insist that it does not mean neutral to Canadian heritage.
00:38:21.440If that's offensive to people that have moved here, then you're in the wrong country.
00:38:26.060You need to decide someplace because we will continue to celebrate Canadian celebrations and traditions, Canadian heritage.
00:38:33.760So make sure when you go into town, don't be lulled into believing that we need to compromise our Canadian values in order to support this neutrality issue, because that's the only way politically correct mayors and councils seem to feel that they can address this issue.
00:38:54.420So it's got to be all things Canada must maintain. And so we wanted to bring this up. This is
00:39:01.380Strathmore Pride. Of course, you know, they're up in arms and very upset about it because they've
00:39:07.680been running roughshod over everybody. And they talk about, you know, that stop the neutrality
00:39:13.460bylaw. Why? Why can't you just go and live your life? I don't want to know about your sexual
00:39:19.620preferences. I don't care. Go walk your dog, work your job, buy a home, and just be a really
00:39:27.560good part of society. I don't have to support what it is that you believe. And they've had a
00:39:34.660long run at this because they've had people supporting them in elected positions, which
00:39:38.760goes back to me saying why it is so important for you to get involved in the election process
00:39:45.360and helping people. I want to say, I want to say something on this particular poster that was put
00:39:50.780out by the Strathmore Pride. They got a little posse together to write their letters and they
00:39:56.800booked out a room in the, in the local library. And so they're doing the same thing. I mean,
00:40:01.740we put it to our public, they wrote letters, they're expressing their concern and they have
00:40:05.360every right to do that. I'm just saying that they did that, but take a look at the poster
00:40:09.480that they have there. Oh, well, of course the, the rainbow side is very vibrant, very bright. And
00:40:14.420then, oh, the black and white world. So even in their own declaration, they're showing that this
00:40:20.200is a divisive issue. They're showing the politics right there. And to your point, and I'm in 100%
00:40:25.600agreement, a neutral public space is not a sterile public space. It's not sterile at all. In fact,
00:40:33.280the public space that unifies everybody is what made Canada great, our Canadian heritage. I'm
00:40:39.380going to comment on this. I've been down at City Hall in Calgary doing prayer walks for revival.
00:40:44.420And so anybody in the Calgary area, come on out two o'clock on a Sunday afternoon by the horse statues.
00:40:50.720And we're there just praying for those in leadership and making good policies, etc.
00:40:55.900But at the same time, that public space is being used for a pro-democracy group that is trying to raise awareness for Iran.
00:41:04.740And so the Persian community is pro-democratic.
00:41:08.380They always start with O Canada before they go into anything else.
00:41:13.220it's oh canada they're draping themselves in the flag the canadian flag they had the israeli flag
00:41:19.140flying they had the american flag flying and then they had their you know post um post ayatollah
00:41:25.300regime flag and from from when they got taken over but that being said these were newcomers
00:41:31.220that came to canada because there was something about canada that they loved it gave them freedom
00:41:36.740and they love it and they they even had make canada great again hats and these are iranians
00:41:43.060or Persian community, right? I don't even want to call them Iranians. They're Persian.
00:41:47.380So the fact is, Canada is unifying. Our nation has always been welcoming to all kinds of people.
00:41:56.640But for some reason, we're like, no, we don't need to celebrate how wonderful we are. We don't
00:42:00.660need to celebrate that our freedoms come from our Judeo-Christian values. That underpins everything,
00:42:05.880our legal system, our moral system, you know, and our culture. So come in and be part of our
00:42:11.860culture, embrace that and be free in it. And so this dividing people up into this category or
00:42:19.440that category, it's a very Marxist thing to do. So when I look at that, I'm like, no, no, no, no,
00:42:24.460no. We can have just as vibrant a space by celebrating Canadian heritage. And it's not
00:42:31.560about being sterile. It's about manipulation. They like to manipulate the public. And
00:42:37.660for a while they were good at it okay so and I'm hoping that sometime in the near future
00:42:45.260Canadians will refer to themselves as Canadians no matter where they're from I don't want to hear
00:42:50.060about Chinese Canadians Hindu Canadians is that I'm a Canadian and I'm proud to be here
00:42:54.680otherwise you know what maybe they're just still too divided but coming up to Pride Month what
00:43:01.160we're asking is is that you take action for Canada's letter that we provided here you print
00:43:06.720it off. You just put your name on there. You go to your local principal. You go to the school board
00:43:12.080trustees. You go to your mayor and city council and said, we've had enough of this pandering to
00:43:17.240this minority group. It's extremely divisive. It's upsetting. I don't want my kids exposed to this
00:43:22.740any longer because they passed the point. It's no longer about anti-bullying. It's about you accept
00:43:27.720my way or the highway. And they're the bullies. They are massive bullies. And there's just got
00:43:32.980to be a stop to it. And so it is amazing when you help to educate them on who created the pride
00:43:39.620flag, Gilbert Baker, who said that's what flags are for. Flags are about proclaiming power as
00:43:47.740they're setting that flag on the land and the schools and the cities. I don't want them to
00:43:52.540controlling our land. I didn't vote for them. I didn't elect them. This is a political force that
00:43:57.100needs to be dismantled as far as their presence in our public spaces. Enough is enough. You need
00:44:02.660to draw the line and then the creator of the uh the trans flag uh he was a pedophile and he had
00:44:11.140sick uh sexual deviant fetishes and it's like why are you celebrating that why do you want to
00:44:16.860celebrate that as uh you know the principal of a school everybody in canada has been way too nice
00:44:23.200way too accepting and it's time to take a stand on behalf of our kids and then finally on our
00:44:28.240political lgbtq page as well we've got this wonderful document do you know and again that
00:44:34.220came from team members who put this together showing even like look at what the kids are
00:44:39.320exposed to at the pride parades why are we allowing public nudity on our streets and the
00:44:46.600police right there turning a blind eye everybody should be equal under the law right well if we're
00:44:52.560not going to enforce and insist insist upon it then we're going to get what we are getting
00:44:56.480And so this is a great resource even to bring to business owners who have been bullied to
00:45:01.900death to put that little political symbol in their windows.
00:45:07.880And they've said, we just finally gave in.
00:45:09.900We don't want it there, but we gave in because they were bullying business owners.
00:45:13.380Well, let the business owners give them this resource and let them know what it is they're
00:45:27.440Okay, Kim, so let's get into this right now. I'm going to give just a slight history on it.
00:45:33.620This was in Manitoba, and these were these little porn cards that were, oh, accidentally by Planned
00:45:40.860Parenthood given to grade, I think kids in grade six and grade seven, and it certainly was not by
00:45:47.340any mistake. And so we started our campaign in Saskatchewan by creating information to show
00:45:55.120the measurable harms to children that SOGI123 or WINSEC said, whatever it's called in your
00:46:00.800province, back to basics in some provinces. Anyways, we'll call it SOGI123. And they were
00:46:07.960sneaky under the radar trying to get it into the education system. Our chapter leader found out
00:46:13.100about it in April. We put on a huge campaign. Planned Parenthood had also accidentally exposed
00:46:20.020children to these pornographic cards in Saskatchewan as well. Like nothing is done by
00:46:26.740accident. These people are reckless and they have no business. These third parties should have no
00:46:30.560business being anywhere near our kids or invited into the classrooms to speak on any issue.
00:46:36.280Anyways, we got the Planned Parenthood banned and through the materials, we got SOGI shut down.
00:46:42.500And so now I'm just going to back up to, oops, sorry, October of 2024, where Kim and Sondra, it's at the top of my X account, if you want to see the video on that, at Tanuga on X.
00:46:55.920And they went and approached Minister Nicolaitis with this beautiful three-inch binder, and we ended up having the massive win.
00:47:04.600And I won't go too deep into that because I think everybody, we've talked about it often enough that the minister responded with shock and awe.
00:47:15.660Yeah, he did. Those were his exact words, gobsmacked.
00:47:18.860When you had showed him the pornographic books and some of the content and the language being used in other books that was so crude and so graphic, I can't imagine any decent adult speaking like that.
00:47:33.620and this is what was accessible to our children so let me hand it over to you for a moment I'll
00:47:38.980click through just a couple of links so I'll go from here to there and then you explain this
00:47:43.640situation okay so what ended up happening is again the key to making change in the political
00:47:53.080realm is that the politicians have to sense a movement building and they like to jump in front
00:47:58.800of the parade. That's what one of our former premiers used to say, find a parade and jump
00:48:03.360in front of it. But this was a good parade of the fact is that the public, there was a groundswell
00:48:09.500in the public to say, we do not want kids to be mutilated on our dollar. We don't want them
00:48:17.300mutilated at all. But why is the government pushing this? And so really, when it came out
00:48:24.520that the administration, current administration of Alberta under Premier Daniel Smith, they put
00:48:30.820forward protection of children, protection of girls' spaces, protection of girls in sports,
00:48:37.280protection of, you know, the children from puberty blockers and all of that until they're of an age
00:48:43.000where they can make that decision for themselves as adults. They can decide what they want to do
00:48:47.520at that point. But Daniel Smith, Premier Daniel Smith was absolutely right on that. Why are we
00:48:54.260allowing them to make a permanent decision when they're not they're not capable of making that
00:48:59.100decision at such a young age and so permanent? So she she and her administration put forward a very
00:49:04.980bold bill. And of course, tons of backlash from the organized activist group. And so what what
00:49:13.640happened was I heard about this. We put forward a letter to our members and we said, hey,
00:49:20.420give credit where credit's due, as you can see. And so we provided a letter like you might want
00:49:24.800to write a letter like this or you can write your own. But please acknowledge that there has been a
00:49:30.240shift with this administration because they saw they finally had the political appetite to deal
00:49:36.560with it because they could reflect on what the public were obviously en masse mailing into them
00:49:42.740and they were hearing loud and clear from the public
00:56:14.620What you do in your own home, you need to speak English or French out in public.
00:56:19.260You need to embrace. You need to respect our school system and what we teach. And this is where we're heading. And so from this pushback, it created a lot of attention. We made sure that we cc'd the Minister of Education and Daniel Smith, Premier Smith, in this call to action as well.
00:56:38.100So it's all about bringing public awareness. What are the masses unhappy about right now? Because they're not hearing from you. And the government really needs to hear from you because we are changing the conversation at the top political levels by doing this. And so we're just very happy with that.
00:56:57.280And so then, Kim, we sent out a reminder for people to take action last year.
00:57:02.140We did the great win because they started removing the books.
00:57:04.600But we said, hey, that's fantastic, but we want soji removed.
00:57:10.520This is what's leading them to think that boys can, you know, play in girls sports or be in their change rooms or for boys and girls to be so-called changing to the opposite sex, which is impossible.
00:57:21.820It's cruel to put kids through this as well as destroying families and parents.
00:57:28.180And it was just it's enough is enough.
00:57:30.300And so the Premier and Minister Nicolaitis and the Minister of Municipalities came out with very solid legislation saying that they are going to be removing the political and ideological agendas from within the schools.
00:57:50.020And as I highlighted here, this includes SOGI123.
00:57:53.800And Kim and I, if you hadn't seen this already, we did this separately.
00:57:58.600It was actually a picture with Minister Nicolaitis and then a picture with Premier Daniel Smith,
00:58:03.500but it was too much to put on one page here.
00:58:06.180But we went there personally to an event recently to thank them for the work that we're doing.
00:58:13.000That's one of the reasons why we say, please support Action for Canada in the work we're doing.
00:58:17.080I was also in Ottawa recently as well, lobbying government advocacy work on behalf of our children, on behalf of our sovereignty.
00:58:25.980And I think that's, yeah, really good.
00:58:29.240I think you also were there to really elevate our heritage.
00:58:33.340I think you were there to, you know, educate people on elected officials on the rich heritage, like our coronation oath.
00:58:41.320I know you've been talking about that a lot.
00:58:42.680So these buried treasures, as you've called it, where I didn't know that.
00:58:47.420I never learned that in school, that we had a coronation oath and that we were to be governed by the Protestant religion, the true profession of the gospel.
00:58:56.620I knew that we had the supremacy of God and the rule of law as our constitution, but I didn't know these other little gems in our heritage because they weren't teaching it.
00:59:05.620That's a long time ago when I was in school.
00:59:07.720but even way back then they were they were they were scrubbing our heritage uh so um so on that
00:59:15.740one about the ideology though and it's currently still receiving a lot of attention in the media
00:59:22.260particularly here in alberta uh people in the opposition wanting to make it into something
00:59:29.080more than it is uh like somehow they're in the pocket of certain groups and no i'll say clearly
00:59:36.900They're responsive to their constituents.
00:59:42.020So the people of Alberta have spoken loud and clear,
00:59:45.000and they are hearing that, and they are moving forward with those things
00:59:51.000that are reflective of the majority of Albertans.
00:59:56.820And so the opposition wants to make it about,
00:59:59.580oh, well, now they're dealing with special interest groups.
01:00:02.940Well, we, again, I am a citizen of Alberta.
01:00:06.000So as a constituent, I have concerns about these things. I've been able to obviously use the resources that Action for Canada has provided, and I make myself available to these elected officials to educate them. So I'm taking a page out of Action for Canada's playbook, I am going to my local community, and I'm finding a way to get the attention of my representatives. So that's basically it, yeah.
01:00:35.480It's interesting, Kim, because the other side, because they've had individuals in office who have supported this woke ideology, very destructive, and we've referred to it as Marxism, and that right now they're marching little Marxist soldiers out of the schools with all the DEI, critical race theory, climate change, hysteria, land acknowledgements, and it's all being shut down.
01:00:58.800and when they said political and ideologies that means soji's being removed dei crt land
01:01:05.920acknowledgement should be removed and that absolutely needs to take place so the real
01:01:10.320problem they're having is with democracy yeah because these are socialists these are marxists
01:01:15.420that we're up against in a democratic nation that that should that bases itself on freedom
01:01:21.640if they don't like it man i would buy these people a one-way ticket to china if you so much like to
01:01:27.980live in that, or Venezuela or Cuba, somewhere, you know, where you want to be restricted and,
01:01:34.680you know, be dealt with by the government, have everything controlled. It just makes no sense to
01:01:39.500me as to why they would want to go down this route. But enough is enough. Everybody needs to
01:01:45.540stay in their lane and respect other people's boundaries. And we're coming back finally to a
01:01:50.020little bit of sanity. You mentioned that Canada is a Christian nation. We have a wonderful,
01:01:54.800wonderful PDF document that we would encourage you to share with your local officials. We have
01:02:01.160Sikhs, we have Muslims sitting in the legislature and in the House of Commons who swore an oath,
01:02:08.100the Muslims have sworn an oath on the Quran. How can they possibly uphold Canadian principles?
01:02:14.200And so this shows you very clearly what I've created here is this is a resource to show,
01:02:20.700no this is a christian nation and you've taken an oath you still they've still taken an oath
01:02:26.480to govern according to the coronation oath we've been talking a lot about that and they still have
01:02:32.000a duty to uphold our christian principles whether they like it or not they'll turn around and say
01:02:38.000it's a multicultural nation and i keep going back no it's multiculturalism has its limits it doesn't
01:02:44.160mean that you can come in here and bring in foreign governance so this only happens when
01:02:50.540And people are educated enough to know that in order to fight back against it.
01:02:55.740And one thing that, you know, when we say that this, we found it on the principles that
01:03:00.700acknowledge the supremacy of God, people need to understand what that means.
01:03:04.880It makes all human beings equal before something bigger than us.
01:03:11.420And how you engage with that, that is greater than us, God, is completely your free will
01:03:19.100and your choice to engage however you want. That's what makes Christian nations fundamentally
01:03:25.000different than any other, because all the other nations and all the other regimes of governance,
01:03:31.620they don't necessarily have the supremacy of God as an understanding what that means,
01:03:39.100which makes all of us equal. They only have the rule of law, and the only people that get to
01:03:44.540determine what laws are the right laws are the people that have all the power. So you've got
01:03:49.420tyranny. So the thing, the beautiful thing, like I know people think, well, do we all have to be
01:03:55.200Christian to be Canadian? No, but you have to understand that Christianity and our worldview
01:04:00.960and the foundation of that allows you freedom. And so that's the complete difference and why
01:04:07.520that needs to continue to be upheld so that we don't have a small faction in government that
01:04:13.740gets to determine who's a worthy person. They call it now, Tanya, in this ideology,
01:04:19.520equity-deserving people. I'm like, equity-deserving? We're all equal. And that, I mean,
01:04:25.800the Bible literally says that God's not a respecter of persons in that, oh, you're a
01:04:30.600better person or another person. He says, you know, you're my creation, made in my image,
01:04:35.860live according to these good principles. But that's what they say, equity-deserving people.
01:04:40.780So they literally have, it's in, I think it was in New Brunswick, they had white Christian males need not apply. Literally writing these words down, it's like, well, 70, and actually here in Calgary, they had the Calgary Board of Education commissioned a report called the CBE CARES report, spraught with like terrible academic design and research, but I won't get into that.
01:05:05.600The point that was important is that they said the Calgary Board of Education was too white, too conservative, too Christian.
01:05:14.500And I'm thinking, well, 78% of us are white.
01:05:19.180That's just because that's the constitution of our country.
01:05:22.920So like 78% of the population needs to not be even considered, which is the majority.
01:05:28.640Well, that's how the minority gets to tyrannize the majority because they lull us into doing that.
01:05:33.680So we need to get that divisive intersectionality, that Marxist intersectionality that says, who's the more equity-deserving person?
01:05:43.900We even had that in our NDP, the federal NDP convention, where they were all holding up their equity cards to say, I should go ahead of this person because I've got the card.
01:05:56.160It's no way for any society to function.
01:06:12.600And if people want to come to Canada and embrace that, great.
01:06:15.920But if not, we have a right to our boundaries.
01:06:18.300And we're asserting those boundaries now.
01:06:21.060And so, Kim, I think in closing, I just want to give honor to Minister Nicolaitis for a moment.
01:06:26.900We're going to play this clip when he was talking about the tabling of Bill 25
01:06:31.500and what it really means against the nascent errors, of course,
01:06:35.300and the wordsmithing that they would come up with in order to oppose this.
01:06:40.000Much-needed sense of order to the symbols as well and displays within our schools.
01:06:45.620Mr. Speaker, symbols are powerful and they should be used to unite us rather than divide us.
01:06:50.320The Canadian flag and our provincial flag are symbols that belong to every single person in this province.
01:06:55.820They represent our shared history, our common laws, and our collective future, and by establishing these as primary symbols of our educational institutions, we are reinforcing a sense of national and provincial identity that transcends individual affiliations.
01:07:10.520This is not about exclusion, it's about finding the common ground that allows a diverse population to live and learn together in harmony.
01:07:17.800Wonderful. Isn't that just so simple? That's how we want to live, in harmony. You stay in your lane, if we don't agree, I'll stay in my lane.
01:07:24.640doesn't mean we shouldn't be able to greet each other or help each other out if we're in need.
01:07:29.060So that's truly living lovingly and peacefully together. In closing here, what I just wanted to
01:07:35.100bring up, oh, happens on sometimes these articles. So there's this fella in Kelowna and Wilbur
01:07:44.000Turner. And so he turned around, he was very upset with the article that we put out regarding,
01:07:49.680you know what's transpiring in alberta and the fairness to parents and students to help get them
01:07:57.060educated so they're actually ready for the real life once they graduate anyways it's a bit of a
01:08:02.120smear campaign and then i got a bit of a chuckle out down at the bottom it's very lengthy he put
01:08:07.120a lot of time into this so kim i don't know if i can find it but uh help me out uh i think it's i
01:08:13.780think it's higher up tanya is it higher up yeah you're in the comment section right now uh i think
01:08:19.000that's where it was though I thought was somebody was saying that there's got to be somebody else
01:08:23.620behind this organization uh you know because of uh all all the money that we are raking in and it
01:08:29.800was like it's not true that's not how action for Canada we got a very uh tight budget that we're
01:08:37.140running by and nobody on our team is making 60 80 90 100 50 thousand dollars a year like none of that
01:08:44.860is going on. Yet all of these LGBTQ groups, I'm just going to go to the next slide. So read the
01:08:50.860article if you want to bother, don't bother. He doesn't have a huge following or anything like
01:08:54.460that, but it was really quite something. Ah, there it is. I just needed to move that over. So
01:09:00.640in previous presentations that I have given, I brought up Rainbow Faith and Freedom Worshipping
01:09:08.320with Love, and it says exploring experiences of religious-based homophobia and transphobia
01:09:13.560in places of worship. And this is being funded by Canadians through the Women in Gender Equality
01:09:21.820Canada Rainbow Faith and Freedom. And it's hundreds of millions of dollars of Canadians tax dollars
01:09:29.920that are going into these groups. This is a money-making industry. There's no doubt
01:09:35.340that activists have a personal agenda. There are some of them that really truly feel they need to
01:09:41.760be more accepted or that they want this taught in the schools. But this is a money making field for
01:09:47.020those who are receiving the federal funding, provincial funding, even municipal funding
01:09:52.600for their pride parades when it comes down to that. So we should be outraged. And what is it
01:09:57.460that they're doing here, Kim? What is it? What is their objective? Well, their objective is to
01:10:01.640actually infiltrate the Christian community and to convert us to their ways, I guess. But what I
01:10:10.900find hilarious in a in a really satirical way is that this document is a half a billion dollars
01:10:19.300not tens of like half a billion dollars to produce this report to spread it out and that half a
01:10:26.600billion of canadian taxpayer funded dollars and yet the other side that is so upset about the
01:10:35.060the advancements action for canada is making and trying to say that somehow we have these massive
01:10:40.560a deep office. And I laugh, but you know what you said, we don't have a big funder behind us,
01:10:46.280but we have the Lord Almighty, King of Heaven. And so I would say, and we have the collective
01:10:54.980sacrificial love of this country, of all the people that have joined our team,
01:11:00.420all our members that are on our mailing list, that take our actions and move them forward
01:11:04.680and are taking their posts in their community.
01:11:57.940So we have the King of Heaven who is on our side, on the side of right, who wants to see Canada turned and brought back to its good foundations.
01:12:08.900And so we don't have deep, deep pockets, but we've got the King of Heaven on our side.
01:12:14.180So I don't really think this $500 million document has any chance against righteousness and the goodwill of people who get behind a righteous cause.
01:12:27.100and a righteous moral cause and that's what we're doing we see harm that is being done kim and we're
01:12:32.840addressing it and uh for people to pretend one thing while they're doing another uh they're down
01:12:38.800a one-way street and everything only works for them and to think that they would have the gall
01:12:43.440this rainbow of faith and freedom it says is a toronto-based charity that directly confronts and
01:12:47.840ends religious-based discrimination to make the world safer for 2s lgbtq um it's got to stop
01:12:54.700We need our own spaces. Those spaces need to be respected. We're not all going to agree.
01:13:00.000And I just wonder sometimes if it was flipped, how would they like it if I was coming at them
01:13:04.580saying, you must agree with me being a Christian and enforcing them and enforcing that upon them.
01:13:11.180It's not how a free society works. And so we're asking them respectfully back off,
01:13:16.080get into your own lane, stop attacking the churches, stop attacking our children.
01:13:19.740and then let's move forward to healing