The Crown is not a symbol, it is a continuous thread to our constitutional life, and it wields the real power. The Governor General is the guardian of our constitutional order, and the most demanding part of that role is rarely seen.
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.