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00:03:20.860For over 11 years, and before many of us were even aware of our government's malfeasance and corruption,
00:03:28.180Tanya Gaw has been fighting for our rights and freedoms and to bring public awareness to the many serious issues facing our nation.
00:03:36.460If this is your first time joining us on the Empower Hour, you'll soon realize that Tanya is courageous and passionate in her quest to share her wealth of knowledge with us.
00:03:47.120Will you all please help me welcome Tanya Gaw.
00:03:51.900Thanks for that introduction and thanks for giving the highlights on our cases.
00:03:56.220I just want to add as well that the case in Vancouver tomorrow morning, there's supposed to be an online link provided.
00:04:02.520I don't have that yet, but if you are interested in watching it live, I'm hoping by tomorrow morning we'll have that link and we'll have it posted on the Legal Action page.
00:04:11.340If possible, we will send it out to our email list as well.
00:04:14.860Now, before I go and before we bring on Dallas, I'm going to have to make a short announcement.
00:04:20.720It has been a crazy week in BC politics. I mean, just insane.
00:04:26.040And of course, Dallas and I set up this interview a month ago.
00:04:29.320She agreed to come on. And then once the writ is dropped, Action for Canada is limited.
00:04:35.720Like we're as Action for Canada is not endorsing or promoting 1BC, Dallas or any other political party or candidate.
00:04:42.720This interview is being presented for informational purposes as part of our ongoing Empower Hour programming.
00:04:50.060The views expressed by our guest are her own, and we encourage British Columbians to inform themselves about the parties, candidates and issues and make their own decisions.
00:04:59.720And so I just felt it was important to add that.
00:05:03.200Everybody knows what their concerns are in British Columbia.
00:05:06.940You've been voicing those concerns to every single party and to every single MLA that is currently sitting in the legislature.
00:05:16.000So tonight the plan is we're just going to have a good conversation with Dallas about the crazy week
00:05:20.840and some of the key issues of concern, not only to British Columbians, but it's happening in every province.
00:05:27.440And so we're going to get to the bottom of some of that.
00:05:29.640So Heather, would you please bring on our special guest?
00:05:31.900it's always a pleasure to have dallas brody join us on the empower hour dallas is the mla for
00:05:40.060vancouver kulshana and the interim leader of one bc she's a former defense lawyer for young
00:05:47.080offenders a television producer and broadcaster and one of canada's leading voices on indigenous
00:05:53.880issues. And her work includes the must-watch 1BC caucus documentary, Making a Killing,
00:06:01.660Reconciliation, Genocide, and Plunder in Canada. And we're so pleased to have her on tonight's
00:06:08.060show. Will you all please help me welcome Dallas Brody. Hello, Dallas. Welcome back to the Empower
00:06:13.760Hour. Hello. Thank you very much for bringing me on. That's a lovely introduction, Heather. Thank
00:06:18.100you. Oh, Dallas. Thank you, Heather. It's so good to have you on. I know we were having a
00:06:23.560conversation a month ago. And I said, you know, we're moving for about five weeks. I've been
00:06:29.420focused on all things COVID era. And I thought, what would Dallas do? What would a government do
00:06:34.860that was willing to address this matter? And that was originally the reason that I invited you on.
00:06:41.240I thought it was useful because we had Dr. Hoff on, we heard from medical professionals,
00:06:47.260and we've had people on from the United States to talk about Anthony Fauci and include Bonnie
00:06:52.700Henry in that. And really, it boils down to what is being restricted within government right now
00:07:00.480as far as being transparent, accepting responsibility for how the BC government
00:07:08.160rolled out the COVID tyranny. I think I could rightfully state that. And of course, the vaccine
00:07:17.460that caused a lot of harm. So that was my initial thought when we were going to have this conversation.
00:07:22.380And then last week, things started to unroll with the B.C. conservatives and with Carrie Lynn Finley and then just all of this back and forward.
00:07:31.380So where would you like to begin? I think that I think the hot topic right now is what's happened over the course of the last week in B.C. politics.
00:07:40.140I mean, it has been an astounding display of political display.
00:07:46.060I don't I mean, we can start with I mean, I've been commenting to a lot of people about what I saw going on with the what I would call the political hit job that was done on Carrie Lynn Finley.
00:07:59.980I even if she you know, I don't know how I thought I had been badly treated by the media and been beaten up and walked around, beaten around quite a bit.
00:08:11.960But what I saw them doing to Carrie Lynn was next level.
00:08:16.060I mean, it wasn't just an attack from the media, which was from the NDP, which was swift and immediately taking images of Donald Trump's face and putting them on her image and then pushing him out there, like making her look like a blonde, a long blonde haired Trump.
00:08:32.320Like, I mean, it was right away saying that she was all these things and all and then and then started like the Finley files, which was this horrible ex site that it was started by someone who had been on the Carol and Elliot team.
00:08:48.940his name was Jonathan Ross. And he basically said, this is the repository for any bad pictures
00:08:55.840you can get of her, anything you can catch her doing, any stories you have about her,
00:09:01.700we will publish it here. Well, that's really dirty politics. And I'm amazed at the Trump
00:09:07.920derangement syndrome that is going on because David Eby, just going through Epoch Times,
00:09:13.640Western Standard, anybody that's writing on this right now, it's a highlight that EB is using
00:09:19.280Trump as a reason to call this election. And so can we maybe just, let's talk about that for a
00:09:28.800second. Because, I mean, it's within the two years, this election, I understand the last
00:09:34.360provincial election cost somewhere around $82 million. British Columbians are struggling with
00:09:39.900affordability housing cost of everyday necessities while the province already facing a significant
00:09:45.140deficit deficit do you think so do you think eb actually even considered the financial cost to
00:09:50.860taxpayers in this decision in an election in under two years no you know it's almost exactly
00:09:58.100two years to the day since we all got elected and will it will be by the time this finishes
00:10:02.740he has a majority he's been doing everything he wants he rams everything through he hasn't had
00:10:08.300anything held up barely at all in the legislature he's got a majority and there's no reason there
00:10:13.500is absolutely no reason for this election and i don't think he gives a fig about the taxpayers
00:10:18.640of british columbia i don't even think i don't even think it comes into his mind when he decides
00:10:23.260he's just going to blow another potentially you know better part of 85 million dollars and we are
00:10:30.060being told that the cupboards are bare for other projects like um like the the programs for the1.00
00:10:35.820the autistic children and their families um seniors care homes and and it's true because
00:10:41.740there is no money the cupboards are bare and in fact they're not more than bare we're we're
00:10:46.720at almost a 14 billion dollar deficit and and let's remember 14 billion dollars is 140
00:10:53.460times 100 million that 140 100 millions that's a lot and so he's about to spend another
00:11:01.720at basically 100 million. So, you know, I don't know how, but it's reckless, it's cynical,
00:11:08.460and it's super selfish of him to do this. I guess he feels that he sees the center right
00:11:16.000in disarray, which it is, admittedly. I can't provide that. It's not very, I'm not very proud
00:11:22.640of that being conservative with this mess on our side, but that's the way it is. But, you know,
00:11:27.080he's just taking advantage he doesn't need this and and i and to lay it over top of a civic
00:11:32.140election very unfair to all the people who are stepping forward in those elections to be big
00:11:37.660footed by this on top well this is is sort of a the ndp has a history of doing this because even
00:11:45.520after john horgan passed and there was an election during so-called covid and they took advantage of
00:11:51.340that they're never really thinking about what's in the best interest of british colombians and
00:11:56.740And so it's, I found that that was one of the most concerning things.
00:11:59.900People can hardly put food on the table.
00:12:46.340And so it just has to come down to conceit, arrogance, just I do what I want because I'm the premier
00:12:53.480And I want to stretch out my term by perhaps an extra two years if he actually runs.
00:12:59.360But you're right. The one in the middle of COVID was unnecessary as well.
00:13:02.120But this seems standard fare and it's terribly unfair.
00:13:06.460And but I also remain optimistic and I think maybe, God willing, this will turn out to be a victory for sensible people in British Columbia.1.00
00:13:16.300And we're getting a chance to kick these bums out of Victoria.1.00
00:13:19.520Yeah. There needs to be change. But one of my concerns is, and that was qualified in the November in the 2024 election, is that the voting machines were used.1.00
00:13:33.220There's a lot of concern over the election being fraudulent, that they manipulated the numbers.
00:13:40.060Some people were taking screenshots on CPT Global, and you would see a mass amount of votes change from a conservative candidate or another candidate over to an NDP.
00:14:37.840And, you know, I don't like the fact that, for example, there, you know, we should have paper ballots, one person, one ballot, and you should vote in your own riding, which is the way it always used to be.
00:14:48.060They're still allowing this cross poll voting, which means you can go across the city and vote over there.
00:14:53.240And remember, I remember when we all used to have to vote at the church or the community center or school near where we lived.
00:14:58.380And then you'd go in and you'd see everybody you knew pretty much going in and out.
00:15:02.240I mean, I used to scrutineer sometimes.
00:15:04.480And, you know, they now, they've got, you can go anywhere.
00:15:09.420So if you live way across in Burnaby, you can vote somewhere in Vancouver.
00:15:15.120And I don't know how you keep track of that.
00:15:17.540They used to have the big binders and your name would be there and they'd cross it out
00:16:24.840Brent, okay, so now, because I know that when you lost Tara, you lost the power in the legislature
00:16:30.620to put forward legislation. You, I'm sure 1BC, and I hope you will, are going to have a voting
00:16:38.380record for all of the legislation that you had put forward and the voting record of the MLAs,
00:16:43.980where they voted on these particular issues so that the public can vote based on their values
00:16:49.420and know who the candidate's currently sitting, how they voted on these important issues.
00:16:53.920So is there anything that you can do now having, again, two MLAs within the party
00:17:00.600where you can call on the NDP government to have a transparent election?
00:17:07.840And even with the voter tabulators, my understanding is that the information was not provided.
00:17:13.980Because they need to give the evidence of the tabulators and the information on the voting record of the people that attended in order to look for any discrepancies.
00:17:25.300So is there anything that you could put forward to make sure that our vote is safe?
00:17:29.060Well, at this time during this month, Brent and I, yes, we will have the party status back in the legislature now, which gives us official status, which gives us the right to have questions in question period.
00:17:43.980and a few other things that you now have the right to have.
00:17:47.140We've always been able to introduce legislation.
00:17:49.560You can even do that as an independent.
00:17:52.000But this would have to be addressed back in the House when the legislature resumes.
00:17:57.100And right now, everything's on hold while we go into election.
00:18:01.880Because we should all be going back to the legislature right now.
00:18:05.660Yeah, I didn't even think of that until you just said that.
00:18:51.160and then they had a delicious big meal
00:18:53.320that had been prepared for all of us there
00:18:56.060so there's a lot been going on within the bc conservatives it really is very has been very
00:19:01.560broken from within uh for those for anybody that doesn't know you i just want you to explain why
00:19:08.660you're no longer with the bc conservatives and then uh john rostad was removed as party leader
00:19:14.760uh carrie lynn finley came in and then strategically i think last week four or five
00:19:19.980bc liberals who had entered the bc conservatives left the party now they're all coming back it's
00:19:25.580like a soap opera like i think it's like a bad soap opera let's get you know our wine and cheese
00:19:31.780and see how this is going to turn out but i i mean i'm hoping this may you know open the door
00:19:37.500from some for some positive shifts and for the residents of british columbia the voters to get
00:19:43.960a good handle on who the candidates will be within their ridings and does this align you know with
00:19:51.520with them does this make them feel secure to vote for these people again well i think that there's
00:19:58.660going to be a new choice on the ballot this time with 1bc being on there and it's going to make a
00:20:04.040difference i i there has been it has been like watching a netflix series honestly each day i
00:20:10.040wake up and i'm like what is happening today and the all the people who left the party in that sort
00:20:16.220of stomped out with Peter Milibar, and they started their own group. That was just all the
00:20:22.300people who were the left wing of the party. And they, they were all former liberals. And but not
00:20:29.860like conservative liberals, they were like liberal liberals. These were where some of the major
00:20:36.300fights were breaking out in caucus about this divide. And, you know, yes, you can try and build
00:20:43.600a big tent party where there are differing viewpoints but you know the tent if the if the
00:20:48.960poles are too far apart the tent will cave in in the middle right so i think that's what the problem
00:20:54.540was they tried to make the tent too broad and it just couldn't it just couldn't hold together
00:20:59.780and there is still a fractured situation there it hasn't been resolved the personalities are all the
00:21:07.180same. And so we'll just have to see how they contend with that now. You know, it seems so
00:21:15.200babyish. I mean, this was a proper election for their leader. And I guess the wrong person won.0.98
00:21:22.360And so Peter Millibar, who came dead last in that race, stormed out. And, you know, to me,
00:21:32.260that's just good old-fashioned being a poor sport. And you would have won, Peter, if your
00:21:38.400ideas were more accepted by the party membership. But the party membership wanted someone more
00:21:43.600conservative. Well, and let's talk about that for a minute. Because I remember the BC Liberals
00:21:51.480collapsed because the BC Conservatives were gaining so much in the polls because they were
00:21:56.920talking about the critical issues, sexual orientation, gender identity, SOGI123. The
00:22:02.180majority of BC residents want this removed. It is harming our kids. There's measurable harms.
00:22:08.060It's undoubted. Now we've got UNDRIP and the property and the land grabs and all of these
00:22:13.700payouts at nauseam to the aboriginals. I heard you in an interview recently saying,
00:22:21.160we've apologized. We're done. We're done with apologizing. I mean, there's been so much
00:22:25.740benefit to the Aboriginal people as far as education, as far as health care, as far as
00:22:30.680everything that the Europeans have developed in this amazing country. And now they're using
00:22:37.180the Aboriginal people, the Indians, as pawns in this nasty scheme to take over our land1.00
00:22:45.200with our natural resources and minerals. People need to understand this has nothing to do with0.99
00:22:52.200making things right with the Aboriginal people. This has to do about China backing the United
00:22:59.880Nations, who Canada has gotten behind under Justin Trudeau and Mark Carney, because we are very
00:23:07.180mineral rich. We have incredible resources, probably worth trillions of dollars Canada-wide.
00:23:13.440And so they're using them as pawns, they're buying off the chiefs, and then they're coming in and
00:23:17.620making deals with China. So I could go on and on about all the different. I mean, immigration is
00:23:23.600overflowing into Canada. Our provincial government isn't doing anything to assure that these people1.00
00:23:29.420are obeying the laws, aligning. We got the Bishno gang shooting up our parks, semi-automatic1.00
00:23:34.320weapons, scaring everybody, you know, thinking, well, what do I have in my house to protect myself1.00
00:23:39.220while these idiots are out there getting away with this? It's like the Wild West. And David1.00
00:23:44.520The EB is supposed to be the proud leader and saying how he's going to save us against big bad Trump.
00:23:50.700And I'm sitting here going, we need to be saved, you know, from the from the leadership of this province right now.
00:23:57.020And the others who have themselves so deep in their own interests that they can't put B.C. citizens first like you've been doing in stating, look, I'll align with anybody that wants to get us out of this mess.
00:24:10.520So anyways, I've just kind of let loose there.
00:24:12.460actually a really good summary of it all i mean this is this is the truth we i mean to think that
00:24:19.560i listened to his clips today i actually was laughing all that i'm like you've got to be
00:24:23.400kidding me your whole conference you're calling an election because of donald trump he doesn't
00:24:27.540even care what you're doing you have no impact you have no impact on the international trade
00:24:33.000negotiations david yeah you're a nothing burger to him he's trying to talk about saving our
00:24:39.000businesses it's like saving our businesses we have now got a we can't export our wine
00:24:45.640to the states now like he thought that was a good move right he does he flexing his political muscle
00:24:54.380to me this is the elitism of politicians it's nice for you you have a guaranteed salary every
00:25:01.500year and you get your private security detail and you get a nice big office and you know the
00:25:08.580legislative dining room, and you've got all this staff, you've got staff, staff, staff,
00:25:13.600all paid for courtesy of the taxpayers. And you don't feel the pinch
00:25:20.520of your, you know, your hubris, and I'm going to stand up to orange man. Well, that may feel good0.99
00:25:29.340like a flex in the moment. But it is really not responsible. Whoever is in the White House,
00:25:36.180You have to get to know them and deal with them.
00:25:40.820I believe Danielle Smith went down right away and she immediately got a relaxation of the tariffs for her province.
00:25:47.040Now, is that an act of caving into the United States of America?
00:25:51.580Or is that simply being pragmatic and saying we can't afford this and we don't need an enemy down there?
00:25:57.480It's like getting in a ring with Mike Tyson and thinking you can win.
00:26:03.700So it's easy for the politicians to flex on this and feel good, but the people who are in the businesses might feel good for a minute and then, uh-oh, our sales are down big time.
00:26:17.760And I know people who have had to shut their businesses and they're moving to the States.
00:26:27.060Apparently the numbers, they told me it's 10,000 people a month now leaving Canada.
00:26:32.000Yeah, that wouldn't surprise me. And this whole, whether it's federal or provincial governments trying to paint Trump as the enemy, we've got to remember that under Biden, their southern border was open wide. And this mass migration, this invasion, we were all horrified watching it happen.
00:26:51.240And I was horrified years ago when I was watching it happen in the UK before most people in Canada were awake thinking, thank goodness it's across the pond.0.98
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00:33:03.460i i just sort of watched this and i think how you know and poor bc the other thing you pointed out
00:33:11.640is that we um also um are seeing that what they call first nations i don't like that term nations
00:33:19.560because not in any ordinary meaning of the word are they nations i mean nation to me is a place
00:33:25.180with a passport and if you're in trouble in a foreign place you can call the canadian government
00:33:29.520and get help and they will assist you a nation is not a place with 45 people or 300 people but
00:33:36.220this is the name they've given and apparently according to sam cooper and on the websites of
00:33:41.000some of the bands themselves they are making nation-to-nation deals with china right now
00:33:45.480it's totally illegal it's such a so in violation of our constitution i mean what what a great end0.61
00:33:51.900run around the laws of canada because they say screw you the laws don't apply to the to our
00:33:56.800territorial areas. And, you know, we're not playing ball with the Canadian rules. We're
00:34:04.020going to just do our own thing nation to nation. And the Chinese think this is great, of course,1.00
00:34:07.940because they can get around rules of Canada and the bans can set whatever rules they want.0.67
00:34:11.760Yeah. How sneaky. Let's talk about UNDRIP for a minute. You've done some really good stuff here.
00:34:18.180And I know that you had put, was it a Property Rights Protection Act that would have repealed
00:34:23.680the Declaration Act and required consultation with owners? Was it before government decisions
00:34:29.380affecting property right? And the legislature voted, was it 40 to 48 against allowing its
00:34:35.560introduction? What? Amazing. I know. I just, and I remember that day was happy for me because I got
00:34:42.460to do a robust speech in to introduce this legislation about why we need private property.
00:34:50.440And I feel like sometimes we need to re-explain the basics of our country to people and why private property is important. Milton Friedman, one of the greatest economists the world's ever seen or known, said that private property has lifted more people out of poverty than any other system in the world.
00:35:13.220and it has been what most people strive for knowing that you own something and no one can
00:35:19.260take it away from you and and knowing that you can fix it up and own it and beautify it and have
00:35:25.580your trees and your flowers and it's yours and it gives you a sense of stability you can pass it on
00:35:31.660to your children i mean and it gives you you become a stakeholder really and it's yours and
00:35:38.520you you lovingly take care of it i mean we all know owning a house doesn't mean you live for
00:35:42.040free my goodness the house always has the house always has its mouth open but you know the thing
00:35:47.920is it's yours and um we are we are seeing sort of cut cut cut and nibbling around the edges of
00:35:55.520private property rights in british columbia and and in canada and i'm very concerned and
00:36:01.120apparently in romania this is what happened it took 25 years for them to slowly cut cut cut cut
00:36:07.860cut until one day they just declared there is no private property well and i want people to know
00:36:13.800that private property is biblical because in the ten commandments it says thou shalt not steal well
00:36:20.480in order to steal you have must have private property and and so i have been on the front
00:36:25.680line along with david lindsey who's very well versed on the coronation oath bringing awareness
00:36:30.120to this document because people want to say oh it's only ceremonial but it's not it's a living
00:36:34.680breathing binding document that king charles signed in april i think it was of 2023 and it
00:36:40.820was to govern the commonwealth which canada is part of based on uh the protestant christian
00:36:46.040faith and biblical principles and so there is so much that can be overturned once we bring a case
00:36:52.980forward on this issue it's never been properly uh addressed in the courts people have just been
00:36:59.420rolling over to all of this uh illegal legislation that's in violation of our constitution the
00:37:05.980constitution is founded off of the coronation oath and off of the biblical principles that came from
00:37:10.540there including into our charter and and so it says for lack of knowledge in the bible it says
00:37:15.180for lack of knowledge people perish and so we absolutely have god-given inalienable rights that
00:37:21.420includes property rights and and so it just needs to be challenged uh properly but what a journey
00:37:28.060this has been as far as the horror show of watching land being literally stolen now one more thing what
00:37:36.060do you have to say because um i i heard an interesting thing and i think it was the lawyer
00:37:39.880leighton gray who mentioned it we were talking some say if you want to really see socialism in
00:37:44.720action go to the majority of reserves some chiefs are doing a really great job they're very focused
00:37:50.540on on getting you know their youth uh properly educated and getting careers i love it that's
00:37:56.000the way it should be and but with on reserves you're not allowed to actually own property
00:38:01.240and that's why so many of them you'll see the houses falling apart they pull cabinets off and
00:38:07.620burn them in the winter for fires and there's no self-respect because that hasn't a home that's been
00:38:13.720earned in a manner that you're talking about right now and and so when they also are doing0.61
00:38:21.140these land transfers, currently the Indians do not own their property, the government does in
00:38:29.480the treaties. So Leighton Gray said and brought awareness to that as they're transferring this
00:38:36.360land over to the Indians, it's actually the government under the treaties that now still
00:38:41.760owns them. Does that make any sense to you? So maybe they're the ones that are actually doing
00:38:46.080these deals with china as well so i i don't know it's all complicated it is very complicated and
00:38:51.940a lot of it's being done in secret and nobody really knows who is benefiting from these deals
00:38:56.040and where the money's going but we know billions of dollars have been flowing out of the federal
00:39:00.300provincial and municipal governments for years now and we don't see an improvement of life on
00:39:05.480reserves um it it people are still living desperate and unpleasant lives unless they're well connected
00:39:12.560and they're one of the special families and um because you know we receive phone calls from
00:39:19.200people on reserves who are really struggling and um i interviewed one couple who said that you know
00:39:24.400there was a flood on their reserve and they their house was damaged the most but because they
00:39:30.440weren't uh related to the chief and the family that was running the council or the that the
00:39:36.680main family uh they their house took a long long time for it to be dealt and everybody else got
00:39:43.300the money first and it went through family members and then a lot of people said well if you don't
00:39:48.960like it why don't you just leave and they're saying and by the way this husband and wife the
00:39:53.740husband always worked off reserve he never took he said it was very clear i've always worked for
00:39:57.820my living i've worked at a sawmill and i've you know and he said well we can't leave because we
00:40:03.220our house is here. We, we fixed it up through the years and you can't sell it. So after, you know,
00:40:09.60040 years of owning a home and, you know, lovingly fixing it up and all the things we do at our
00:40:14.100houses, um, they can't, there's nothing to sell. There's nothing to show for it. I mean, maybe
00:40:19.320someone would pay them five grand, but it's probably worth way more than that, but you can't
00:40:22.880sell it because you don't have the fee simple title. You've got something called a, like a
00:40:27.080certificate of possession or something. And the council owns the land and, you know, you need to
00:40:32.220get permission from the council to do things to that house and i mean i have a very good friend
00:40:38.840who is he has a good word for it he calls them communist ethno states created um around canada
00:40:44.840in bc there are over 200 of these uh bands and they're living in you know rough situations
00:40:52.760and you ask yourself why is this it's not improving so where's the money going and why
00:40:58.620doing this anymore we've paid Canadians have paid hundreds of billions of dollars over the year
00:41:04.840and any you would think for you know a society that has what are they five percent of the Canadian
00:41:11.760population if you figured hundreds of billions of dollars what that would have done for the average
00:41:16.200Canadian in in a young couple for instance getting paid the money and starting a career and a home
00:41:22.780and a family. That money could be poured into Canadians so that we, you know, this excuse that
00:41:28.600we need immigration to increase our population because, you know, we ourselves as Canadians
00:41:35.080aren't producing enough children. It's because our people can't afford to do it because we're
00:41:38.840paying for all of this. And I'm like so sick of hearing about reparations and money and the
00:41:44.660victimization of this group. It's like anytime you hear them victimizing any group, whether it's the
00:41:49.560LGBTQ, whether it's the Muslims, whether it's the Indians, whoever it is, you got to sit up and take
00:41:54.960notice. What's the bigger plan behind this? Because there's a plan and it's called a wealth transfer
00:41:59.020and they're in a wealth transfer and an invasion and they're doing a massive job. And so I would
00:42:03.980appeal to all of the aboriginals, the Indians right now, like, please understand we're on your
00:42:09.180side. We're actually fighting for equality in this nation, but you got to give up all of this1.00
00:42:14.980history and self-victimization because it's not serving you well you're not going to win in the
00:42:20.420end this power struggle that we're having with individuals what that want to come in and take
00:42:26.640over canada you will be no match for them and these globalists that are behind this and remember
00:42:31.700it was the liberal government that targeted every single indigenous purpose not sorry i don't want
00:42:37.620to call them indigenous they're not indigenous they aren't first nations because they weren't
00:42:41.040person they didn't create a nation i'm saying the indian and the aboriginal is how it is listed in
00:42:46.860the indian act so respectfully that's what i'm going to use but uh they were the first one
00:42:51.380targeted with the jabs all the reserves so really like we need to come together and um as citizens
00:42:59.540in british columbia find out what your mutual uh values are and then get behind candidates and vote
00:43:05.580for those people no matter what party that is you got to decide and you got to be educated on what
00:43:10.300that is sorry jealous go ahead no i i these are very important points you've made and you know i
00:43:17.220i i wish nothing better than for uh native people to have a right to pursue happiness
00:43:23.540the way everybody else does and let's remember it's not the right to happiness it's the right
00:43:28.520to pursue it some of us might fail some of us might succeed but we our lives are the you know
00:43:36.820the cumulative effect of each decision we make and that's on us and we need to each day we make
00:43:44.400a ton of decisions every day but every day you can decide to have a cup of coffee or a glass of
00:43:48.440water which one's better for me or something like that like it's all this or should i should i go
00:43:53.220this way or that way i mean we and and so decision making and respond personal accountability
00:43:59.680responsibility is really what builds your character i teach my daughters that and i i teach
00:44:05.840them that you have to be ready to stand in the world it is a it is a big world out there and um
00:44:12.760i don't i don't want to ever celebrate victimhood everybody's been through something very very
00:44:18.220difficult and sad in their families for the most part there's been a difficult time uh a rough spot
00:44:24.140times that were traumatic and but if you dwell on that you will simply go down you have remember
00:44:30.920when we were young they'd say if you got bucked off the horse you got to get right back on
00:44:34.140to get over the fear right away that get back in the saddle because if you sit there on the ground
00:44:39.080and say no i can never do it again the fear builds up and you become more insecure about moving
00:44:43.660forward i i just feel it's sad that canada i feel like we celebrate victimhood now who's the biggest
00:44:50.540victim oh absolutely i don't know why we want to be like that i think we should celebrate who's
00:44:56.760achieving the most who's hustling the most who's managed to drag themselves out of poverty who
00:45:02.220managed to build a great business who's managed to get an education and stop I really would like
00:45:08.240to get back to judging people on their achievements instead of celebrating the fact that you just
00:45:11.920showed up yeah well you know and a good example of that I've given it before but was my mom and
00:45:18.360dad my dad was from England my mom was from the Netherlands her house was blown up she had four
00:45:22.940older brothers and my grandmother and they came to Canada you know on their own the same with my dad
00:45:28.540and they never received a dime from the government and my dad had a grade six or seven education when
00:45:35.600he got here he put himself through school he stayed in a boarding house he had no support
00:45:41.080or financial support from his parents and as well as my mom I mean all of my uncles they worked at
00:45:46.620the bag company or the meat plant or whatever they could do and they never took a dime from
00:45:52.040the Canadian government. And so, you know, war is hard and life can be hard, as you said. And that
00:45:59.380if my mom and dad had played the blame game or the victimization card or looked constantly for
00:46:05.060handouts, I do not believe that they would have achieved what they had and had the pride in the
00:46:11.160home that my dad and my uncles had built for us and for each one of them. They worked together
00:46:16.360and they supported one another within that community and they really gave back to canada
00:46:22.180for taking them in and then they raised and then they raised strong kids and and passed on those
00:46:28.160gifts and we need to pass that on and i just really want the aboriginal community to say
00:46:33.720look you know what you're being targeted right now and it's not by us it's by the government
00:46:38.180and it's by those that are trying to keep you in the state of victimhood so you will not
00:46:42.480achieve it. They're using you. And so Dallas, that's great that you are very on point on that.
00:46:49.300You're very awake and aware of what the issues really are. You've been so bold in speaking them
00:46:54.080out. Before, we're coming to the top of the hour soon, but I wanted to ask you, I mean, one of the
00:46:59.320really crazy big, other than the economy and all of this, and you can say anything you like about
00:47:04.620what you would do to change the deficit around in British Columbia, but also the homelessness,
00:47:10.740the fentanyl drug deaths. I mean, it's incomparable what they are doing in killing
00:47:17.040off Canadians through China-led campaigns targeting the West. And David Eby, John Horgan
00:47:24.860was aware of this. They've been aware of the money laundering. And nowhere do you hear David
00:47:29.460Eby on the front line saying what he's going to do, that he's going to increase policing,
00:47:33.880he's going to increase RCMP investigations. It's like dead silence. I don't hear it. All I see is
00:47:40.580this problem growing so what do you have to say about this issue well have you ever seen a video
00:47:45.440of him walking the streets of uh vancouver no and and inspecting his work i mean this is his work
00:47:53.460i'm like what's he profiting from this i really can't understand this dream scenario this is what
00:47:59.740he wanted free drugs we shouldn't stigmatize people because they're addicts it's like
00:48:05.240we're not stigmatizing the people we're saying we're stigmatizing drugs and trying to teach our
00:48:09.680kids there should be a stigma attached to being a drug addict it's not a good way forward yeah
00:48:16.040and you it's it's not a good thing to be lying in the street that is not a way to live and he is
00:48:23.600this is his he had never seen him walk the streets and say i want to fix this he doesn't
00:48:27.980i've never seen a photo of him walking around down there i've been down there
00:48:31.340and i i never i've never seen vancouver like this in my whole life i was born in 62 it was never
00:48:37.120like this. And what it was actually what got me running, getting involved in politics to begin
00:48:42.800with was that some other women and I formed a group called Save Our City. And it was, you know,
00:48:47.520it was a little effort we were making, but we managed to get on the radio a few times. And
00:48:52.280we started a website, none of us had ever done this. But I said, you know, Vancouver has become
00:48:56.460a fetid, disgusting mess. You go downtown, and the art gallery reeks of urine. This is our most0.99
00:49:01.960beautiful building. It smells. And then you go to the courthouse, there are weeds growing out of the
00:49:08.180out of the windows, there's garbage by the courthouse. Nothing's been power washed. The
00:49:14.680glass on that Arthur Erickson building looks like it hasn't been cleaned in 10 years. What's going
00:49:18.500on here? There are weeds growing out everywhere. My daughter's now at school down in Florida. And
00:49:23.240I'll tell you down there, it looks like they're clipping the trees with nail scissors. It's so
00:49:29.300beautiful it's it's there and there are trucks everywhere these happy guys jumping out clipping
00:49:33.720everything it looks absolutely beautiful and and everything is clean and fresh and the roads are
00:49:40.000clean and I didn't expect that because I've never been to um the Miami area but and the trees are so
00:49:45.860well maintained and the the boulevards and everything and I I'm like what happened to
00:49:51.420Vancouver because it used to be so pretty and now I and this is uh I guess just feckless
00:49:58.580politicians who are spending money on things that are irrelevant to people's lives except for special
00:50:05.260interest groups and we've got to get away from that and back to i keep saying i would if if our
00:50:10.020premier i would say we will get out of your lives we will stop telling you how to live we will we
00:50:14.180will just simply provide a playing field for you that's level and the services you need to run your
00:50:19.400own lives you need roads you need bridges that work you need ferries that leave on time you need
00:50:24.920you know that's the that's the job of a of an elected politician yes it's to govern the
00:50:31.400infrastructure and uh you know to make sure that these things are functioning we don't want social
00:50:35.620justice programs and i don't want billions of dollars going to lgbtq networks um you know who
00:50:42.980then have an open uh free avenue to our children to push their programs if without our funding
00:50:50.120these uh radical activists wouldn't accomplish anything it's all through our taxpayer funding
00:50:56.760and so all of this needs to be cut off the social programs um as well as the immigration
00:51:02.660programs what we're really experiencing here right now is we're funding our own demise
00:51:07.720not by our will but our government is they're they're they're this is treason at the highest
00:51:13.000levels and then it's a wealth transfer the climate change activism it's all going to the
00:51:18.740IMF and world banks and their global buddies.
00:51:21.560This money is not when they talk about sending a hundred million dollars or
00:51:48.200I think that we we are finally really awakening. And who's that terrific? The terrific leader in Argentina, Javier Malay. Yeah, I just admire him so much. He's really turning that country around. Like, it's amazing what he's doing. And he says, I didn't come here to herd sheep. I came here to awaken lions. And I sort of go, we should be awakening lions. And we should all be lions. And I want the men to jump in.
00:52:15.320I mean, for me to have Brent Chapman and a guy like Jim McMurtry by my side and Warren Ham, who's jumped on to be a candidate with 1BC.