00:00:00.000I think you're the only one that I know that is an actual expert on the oath
00:00:04.120and why we've brought you on the show so many times
00:00:07.440in order to bring this forward and help educate citizens.
00:00:10.720And now we are really working on this campaign to lobby government
00:00:15.220because I've always said knowledge is power.
00:00:18.340Most of the sitting MPs and MLAs, nobody knows about it.
00:00:22.100They don't understand that the oath is binding
00:00:24.740and how powerful it is to taking back Canada.
00:00:27.500We're going to play a clip that I think is very relevant on who Carney has just appointed or selected or inserted as the next governor general.
00:00:38.400It will highlight who the new governor general is that's been inserted by Mark Carney and an upcoming campaign where I think it's very important to appeal to Mark Carney to reassess her suitability.
00:00:51.960So, last week, we all saw King Charles in Washington trying to save the post-war order.
00:00:58.140This week, Mark Carney was in Armenia, admitting that the original version of that order is ruptured and needs to be retooled.
00:01:06.180Charles brought the pageantry. Carney is building the successor system.
00:01:10.640Now, look at the countries that Carney identified who are supposed to comprise that successor system.
00:01:16.580Canada, the European Union, the United Kingdom, Australia.
00:01:20.860That's the Anglosphere plus the European imperial remnant.
00:01:24.920That is not a coalition of democracies.0.53
00:01:27.560That's the British imperial system's remaining structure, consolidating against the American
00:01:33.700system of Donald Trump and what he's trying to revive.
00:01:36.920And the rest of the cast of characters in Armenia included the usual has-beens, Keir
00:01:42.920Starmer, Emmanuel Macron, Ursula von der Leyen, you get the picture. But when Carney returned
00:01:49.580from Armenia to Canada, he made an announcement in Ottawa. He appointed a new governor general
00:01:56.200of Canada. Now the media covers it as a routine administrative appointment. That's not what it
00:02:02.020was. Carney didn't just name the name of the new governor general. He described the office itself.
00:02:09.080The Crown is a continuous thread to our constitutional life.
00:02:14.080It is, as His Majesty himself said, a symbol of Canada in all her richness and dynamism.
00:02:21.780And the Governor-General is the Crown's representative in Canada,
00:02:27.200Commander-in-Chief of the Canadian Armed Forces, steward of our traditions.
00:02:32.740Now pay close attention to what Carney said.
00:02:35.780The crown is not a symbol. It permeates Canada's constitutional life. And it wields the real power.
00:02:44.280Most people, including many Canadians, probably assume it's the prime minister who commands the military.
00:02:50.180He doesn't. The crown's representative does. Remember that. Then he added this.
00:02:56.800The governor general is the guardian of our constitutional order.
00:03:00.640the most demanding part of that role is rarely seen. It's the duty to ensure that government
00:03:07.780in Canada is formed, sustained, and when the time comes, dismissed in accordance with law
00:03:15.700and convention. Dismissed. The governor general can dismiss the government. That's how he chose
00:03:22.140to describe the ultimate power of the office he was about to fill. Because the people of Canada
00:03:28.100are not sovereign. The king is the sovereign. And I want you to remember that when you look
00:03:33.000at how Carney has been given the public portfolio to try and reshape the empire's rules-based order.