Action4Canada - Conflict of Interest Carney with Tanya Gaw & Tanner Hnidey, April 23, 2025

00:00:00.000 where exactly is the money that Carney invested in? So when he was with Brookfield Management,

00:00:06.660 you had them opening up several, several investment funds in, right, of course, you guessed it,

00:00:12.760 the Cayman Islands, right, this tax haven, this tax shelter, you had a catalytic transition fund,

00:00:19.000 for example, set up there worth about 2.4 billion, lots of money, look, lots of tax neutral

00:00:25.560 status homes opened, and so on and so on. So as to obviously hide a lot of investment from CRA,

00:00:33.100 from tax collecting, from the prying eyes of whatever institution it might be. But here you

00:00:39.340 have Carney preaching how we all have to pay our fair share, we all have to help support Canada,

00:00:44.420 we all have to make sure we're doing what's right for the nation. Then on the other hand,

00:00:48.300 you have him being totally fine with moving money all over the place, so as to shield it from taxes

00:00:54.400 and shield it from, from prying eyes and so on.

00:01:00.600 Tanner is an author, speaker, economist, and a frequent guest on numerous television shows

00:01:06.660 and podcasts. He also has his own website and podcast, and we encourage you to look him up.

00:01:12.820 Tanner unapologetically and passionately defends Christian values. And tonight, he's joining us

00:01:18.820 to discuss and examine Mark Carney's potential conflicts of interest and how his climate policies

00:01:25.080 and green investment agenda are guaranteed to put further strain on Canadian taxpayers and our

00:01:32.220 economy. Will you all please help me welcome Tanner Nadeh. Tanner, welcome. It's so great to have you

00:01:38.060 back on the Empower Hour. Hi, it's my pleasure to be with you again. Super. Thank you so much,

00:01:43.240 and welcome Tanner. You have provided us some amazing presentations in the past based on economy,

00:01:51.100 how to spend your money, and I still continue to share those from time to time because I think

00:01:56.580 it's very important, and especially, wow, when things are as tough as they are to save and decide

00:02:03.240 where you're going to spend that, those few dollars that you have left after we're being taxed to death.

00:02:08.340 But tonight is a very important topic. As I've mentioned, we have an incredible,

00:02:13.820 important historic election coming up on Monday, April 28th, and we're going to be talking about

00:02:21.980 Mark Carney as the current leader of the Liberal Party. I cannot, in good conscience, refer to him as

00:02:29.920 our Prime Minister. He hasn't earned the position. He wasn't elected by any Canadians, but he does come

00:02:36.640 with a lot of baggage, and he doesn't have a good reputation as the head of the Bank of Canada,

00:02:43.540 as the head of the Bank of England. Some say that he bankrupt England, bankrupt the UK

00:02:50.080 with his green energy spending. And so I know that you're going to add considerably more to this

00:02:58.720 conversation tonight. And I want to encourage our viewers, there will be a time for Q&A at the end,

00:03:04.520 so please make sure that you submit your questions to the Q&A. If you're watching us live on one of

00:03:10.960 our platforms, join the Zoom call if you have a question as well, so you could submit that.

00:03:16.340 And yeah, so over to you, my good friend Tanner.

00:03:20.100 Perfect. Oh, thank you so much. Yes, we'll be talking about Carney tonight, obviously. I've got a

00:03:25.100 little presentation prepared, so if I can share my screen, I can do that now. With all you said,

00:03:30.380 thank you so much for the very kind introduction. And you're right, we're talking about Carney.

00:03:35.320 And what I've found from him, even over just these last two months, you know, since he's been

00:03:41.580 in the public's, you know, public eye, is I think that Carney is more pharisaical than even most other

00:03:48.820 politicians who have come before him in Canada, which is really saying something. You know, we knew

00:03:53.620 about Justin Trudeau and so on, and we knew how radical those individuals were. They championed

00:03:58.640 that radicalism on full display while they were in their positions of power publicly. Carney's

00:04:05.100 different, of course. Carney's trying to, at one time, or at least on one hand, fashion himself,

00:04:10.800 this daddy's liberal, you know, who's a liberal from the 60s, and he's very moderate and very mild.

00:04:16.680 You know, there's nothing too scary about him at all. On the other hand, you look at Carney's

00:04:21.620 private history, you look at his record, you look at what the liberal government has

00:04:26.220 released for its platform. You look at all of the policies that are more hidden than what Carney is

00:04:30.980 letting on. And you realize that he is nowhere near as moderate as he makes himself out to be.

00:04:36.800 No, he is every bit as radical as Trudeau and many other politicians, if not more radical. And I think

00:04:43.340 it makes Carney all the more dangerous. So tonight, I thought it important and perhaps worthwhile to just

00:04:49.700 illuminate Mark Carney's position on certain issues. And I want to focus particularly on energy,

00:04:56.520 just because that is that, you know, that's been a hallmark of this election and so on.

00:05:00.520 And I wanted to look at his position with, you know, net zero and other policies that

00:05:07.260 lots of demagogues actually pursue. So that presentation is titled Carney and the Climate.

00:05:12.580 And who is Mark Carney really? Because of course, at the Pharisee, you have them saying one thing in public,

00:05:17.300 and doing completely the opposite in private. And so I wanted to just take a quick look at,

00:05:23.660 we have Carney the investor, you know, we have Carney the eco-radical, we have Carney the magician,

00:05:29.900 and we have Carney the politician. You have all four of these qualities, which are active and present,

00:05:35.920 I believe, in the man, as he runs for office, runs to be Canada's prime minister. And if we can open up

00:05:43.780 a few facts that come along with, you know, who Carney is here, I think we can be better informed as to

00:05:50.240 how to make our decision who to vote for. So, you know, take a look at Carney the investor. So here you

00:05:55.620 have, as you mentioned, Mark Carney. And who is he? You know, who exactly, or how exactly did he start?

00:06:02.020 Well, as mentioned, he has a master's in economics from Harvard, and he has his PhD in economics from

00:06:08.380 Oxford. And so right away, Carney has fashioned himself, this brilliant economist, who has worked

00:06:14.060 in various banks and factions and positions all around the world, you know, since he graduated.

00:06:19.860 So he's worked at, at various American banks, as I have there, he worked at the Bank of Canada,

00:06:24.740 of course, as its governor and the Bank of England, as you had mentioned, Tanya, the response to Carney's

00:06:30.500 governing was very poor. England has no love for Carney, not now. But nevertheless,

00:06:36.300 he was the governors of those banks. And then in 2020, as most Canadians know, he joined Brookfield

00:06:42.960 Asset Management, and he joined firstly, as their vice chair. Now vice chair of what? Well,

00:06:49.340 vice chair of the ESG and impact fund investing. So right away, it gives us, you know, a little alarm

00:06:55.480 bell. Here we have a guy who is pushing all of this ESG, new net zero policy, and other, you know,

00:07:04.820 ideas that that are bred and born and, and grow from WEF and UN and all of these other global

00:07:12.600 organizations and powers that we have no love for at all. So he joins Brookfield under that position,

00:07:19.540 as the vice chair of ESG and impact fund investing. And then obviously, a couple years later, he becomes

00:07:25.420 the chair of Brookfield. So he, you know, he rises up the ranks, and begins directing Brookfield directly,

00:07:31.840 not only so, but he has $6.8 million in stock options with Brookfield. Okay, so all that to say,

00:07:39.380 we have a guy here who publicly, you know, fashions himself to be this noted economist,

00:07:45.440 who has worked in various big banks, the biggest banks for that matter, Bank of Canada, Bank of

00:07:51.680 England, and so on. And after that, moved to an asset management firm as first, the vice chair of ESG,

00:08:00.840 and secondly, the chair. Now with all of that, of course, Carney has talked about his position,

00:08:07.300 his belief in fostering a more equitable world, in fostering a world that more closely aligns with

00:08:13.660 the tenants of fairness and justice and, and equality, and etc, etc, etc, hence his ESG

00:08:21.800 appointment. Now that would make you think that Brookfield has a very particular, you know,

00:08:28.760 a very particular investing portfolio. If you have a man who is so dedicated, apparently,

00:08:35.260 to ensuring that the world is net zero, to ensuring that the world is climate neutral and totally fair,

00:08:41.560 then you feel like it would be reflected in Brookfield's, for this matter, or for this instance,

00:08:47.900 Brookfield's investing portfolio. And yet, when Carney was with Brookfield, and even now,

00:08:55.080 we see that there are a lot of investments in that big bad oil and gas. For example, you have this

00:09:01.760 coal port here down in Australia, in which Brookfield had invested $500 million into it,

00:09:08.780 the big coal port, that's a lot of money. All the while Carney and others like him are talking about

00:09:14.900 how evil coal is. You have Brookfield investing in the natural gas pipeline of America, even though

00:09:21.680 Carney and others are actively trying to ensure that the oil and gas sector of Alberta and other places

00:09:29.160 in the West, Canada at large for that matter, is reduced and destroyed. And finally, believe it or not,

00:09:35.900 you have Brookfield investing quite heavily in the oil sands. In the oil sands here in the West,

00:09:41.580 interpipeline Canada. They didn't just invest a dollar or two. No, they invested billions and

00:09:47.160 billions of dollars in the sands. The same sands that just liberals in general, with the Liberal Party,

00:09:53.840 for that matter, call dirty. They call it, you know, they say it's very, it's, what's the word,

00:09:59.820 outmoded, outdated. They say it isn't producing a better world. And they say that it has to be shut

00:10:05.620 down. And yet here's their leader, Carney, with Brookfield investing in it. So that's Carney's

00:10:12.460 investor, Carney the investor. He has this economic background, preaches one thing, and seems to invest,

00:10:20.500 at least on behalf of Brookfield, or Brookfield invests with Carney as, as the top dog there,

00:10:25.180 in other things. Now, more than that, if you want to really understand who Carney is,

00:10:30.220 you have to look at his wife. You know, I'm convinced in this society that we've

00:10:34.000 let the family structure disintegrate, and I don't think we take it seriously enough anymore.

00:10:39.280 And I'm of the firm conviction and belief that a husband and wife are one. You know, this is what's

00:10:45.300 told to us in Genesis. And this is what Jesus references when the Pharisees are asking him about

00:10:50.240 the questions of divorce. The teaching is very simple. When a man and woman come together in

00:10:55.260 marriage, they are united as one being. They are this sort of mystery, actually. It's very,

00:11:00.860 it's miraculous. It's mystical. It's incredible. It's this merging of two individuals, two beings,

00:11:07.040 into one being, you know, in this supernatural union, which was given to man by God in the Garden

00:11:13.020 of Eden. And so if we want to understand who Mark Carney is, to my conviction, we have to understand

00:11:18.340 who his wife, Diana, is. So first you have Mark Carney himself. While he's investing, obviously,

00:11:25.600 in all of these oil and gas projects and coal projects, he's also, look here, co-founded the

00:11:31.760 Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero. It's what, it's a, it's an alliance that wants financial

00:11:37.720 institutions to be net zero by 2050. There's 160 firms, or there were 160 firms with it,

00:11:44.760 controlled about $70 trillion worth of capital. Mark Carney was also the UN special envoy for

00:11:51.580 climate action and finance. Wow. Okay. And then there's his wife, Diana. Now she is a senior advisor

00:11:58.120 for groups like Beyond Net Zero and the Eurasia Group, all of which are actively pursuing, are pursuing

00:12:04.200 a net zero future, no oil, no gas, severe carbon reduction, and so on. Diana Carney is also the host

00:12:12.520 of Carbon Hunters. I think that's self-explanatory. No explanation is needed. You look at her background,

00:12:19.480 you look at Diana Carney's education, and what she's been involved in over her lifetime, and it's

00:12:24.940 abundantly clear that she is as eco-radical as eco-radical comes. She has been involved in so many

00:12:31.480 groups, in so many different advising positions as to how to make the world net zero, how to make the

00:12:38.840 world, quote unquote, greener and cleaner, and how to, what would be the word, emancipate ourselves

00:12:44.940 from oil and gas, moving towards what? Who knows what? But something that isn't as ideal as what we have

00:12:51.520 now, obviously. And so the two together, Mark Carney and Diana Carney together, form this,

00:12:58.700 this sort of eco-hydra, a very, very powerful duo that has been working with the environmentalist

00:13:07.620 movement for many years now, and has been very active in the movement to try and transform our

00:13:13.820 world. And now, of course, they've ascended to the position of, well, leading the Liberal Party and by

00:13:18.920 and large, you know, the government, and are able to push those views, push those beliefs, push that new

00:13:25.740 vision onto Canadians. So when you look at the two of them together, you realize just how much 0.90

00:13:31.440 stronger a pair they are for the climate than what just one of them on their own would be.

00:13:38.340 Now I want to talk about Mark Carney, the magician. And this is fascinating, because here you have,

00:13:43.900 as proven by the last slide, and all of this info here, you have Mark Carney, who again, and his wife,

00:13:49.840 actively pursue net zero. They are pushing for a net zero future, you know, no oil, no gas, crush it,

00:13:57.100 destroy the industry, replace it with something renewable, etc, etc. But then, at the same time,

00:14:04.180 you have him investing in oil and gas with the other hand. This is the Pharisee, Mark Carney. This is

00:14:11.680 the Pharisaical action of Mark Carney, or actions of Carney. Preach one thing with one hand, do the

00:14:18.760 complete opposite, with the other hand behind the back. It's a typical strategy that politicians

00:14:24.480 employ. They are very good at employing it. And it seems like they have no intention of stopping it

00:14:29.800 either. Not only so, but where exactly is the money that Carney invested in? So when he was with

00:14:36.980 Brookfield Management, from 2020, to now obviously 2025, officially, you had them opening up several,

00:14:45.420 several investment funds in, right, of course, you guessed it, the Cayman Islands, right, this tax haven,

00:14:51.860 this tax shelter, you had a catalytic transition fund, for example, set up there, worth about 2.4

00:14:58.360 billions, lots of money, look, lots of tax neutral status homes opened, and so on and so on. So as to

00:15:05.900 obviously, hide a lot of investment from CRA, from tax collecting, from the prying eyes of whatever

00:15:14.740 institution it might be. Of course, this is the way a lot of these big organizations work. But here you

00:15:21.160 have Carney preaching how we all have to pay our fair share, we all have to help support Canada, we all

00:15:26.620 have to make sure we're doing what's right for the nation. Then on the other hand, you have him being

00:15:31.800 totally fine with moving money all over the place, so as to shield it from taxes and shield it from, from

00:15:38.120 prying eyes and so on. Now I have no problem with paying less tax. You know, I think if a man is able

00:15:44.060 to legally pay less tax, and if he's able to justifiably write off certain things for his

00:15:49.400 business that really he did use for business, and so on, he ought to do so. That's just good business.

00:15:55.240 That's just being smart. But with Carney here, you have an example, you have another example of purely

00:16:01.880 pharisaical action, of telling us how we all have to pay, you know, our fair share. And yet here he is,

00:16:07.460 working hard with Brookfield to hide as much money as possible. You don't just see it with Carney,

00:16:12.960 you see it with a lot of politicians, but it's just a repetitive, it's a repetitive process

00:16:18.180 and a repetitive, you know, action that we see all the time with our elected leaders. Carney isn't

00:16:26.860 elected, by the way, but you know, leaders in general, or those who are preaching to us about

00:16:31.500 morality and how we're supposed to act with our taxes. And so I think it, I think it's just another

00:16:36.660 example of the true Mark Carney, you know, who he is behind the scenes, a guy who has a degree in

00:16:42.740 economics, who was the chair of a big investment manager in a lot of banks, pushes a net zero

00:16:49.200 future for Canada. At the same time, he's investing heavily, was with Brookfield and oil and gas and so

00:16:56.160 on, you know, do one thing with one hand, and then do the opposite with the other. And wouldn't you know

00:17:02.020 what, he loves to move money around, or Brookfield loves to move money around under his direction

00:17:06.600 to shield themselves from taxation, all while telling us that it's time for us to, you know,

00:17:13.440 ourselves buck up, elbows up, and so on, and take it on the chin. It never fails. One good example of

00:17:20.360 this then is Bill C-69. The question is, what would happen, what would happen to Canada if Mark Carney

00:17:27.440 was elected officially as the prime minister? Because I've talked here briefly about how Carney

00:17:32.780 on the one hand, with Brookfield, invests in oil and gas, and yet on the other hand, pushes net zero,

00:17:38.720 and his wife does exactly the same. So what Mark Carney would we get if he were elected? Would we get the

00:17:45.680 Mark Carney who would push the energy industry, you know, to make some money for whoever it might be?

00:17:51.520 Or would we get the Mark Carney who has no love whatsoever publicly for oil and gas, and who would push the

00:17:57.340 net zero agenda? Well, it was asked to Mark, to Mr. Carney, what exactly would you do with, say, Bill C-69?

00:18:04.360 Would you remove Bill C-69? And the answer was, from Carney, no, he wouldn't. And so for me, that gave me

00:18:12.280 the answer as far as I was concerned. If Mark Carney is elected, considering that he said he and his liberals

00:18:18.480 would not reject or remove or destroy Bill C-69, it told me exactly what Carney's energy policies would

00:18:28.360 look like if he were elected the prime minister of Canada. You see, take a pipeline, for example.

00:18:34.240 Excuse me. As you know, in Canada, we need some more pipelines. We'd love some pipelines. Particularly,

00:18:40.500 we want pipelines going east and west. That would make life a lot better for a lot of Canadians. It would

00:18:46.400 increase economic output in the country. And it would enable Canada to ship more of its product

00:18:54.120 to various countries all across the world, which, again, is ideal. It would increase our GDP,

00:19:02.280 increase our output, and so on. But then you have Mark Carney, who says, no,

00:19:06.900 we don't want pipeline. Apparently, otherwise, he would have, excuse me, he would have rejected Bill

00:19:15.820 C-69. You see, with an energy market, with a pipeline, it takes a lot of money in order for the pipeline

00:19:22.360 to be built. It takes a lot of money, billions of dollars, in fact. Sorry, I'm just getting over a sickness.

00:19:29.600 So I have to have a big cough. There we go. Anyways, it takes a lot of money to build a pipeline

00:19:35.640 and to ensure that it's built in a timely matter, billions and billions of dollars.

00:19:41.680 But there's a problem right now in Canada. And the problem is, investors can't be sure

00:19:47.320 that their pipeline will earn money once it's completed. Because Bill C-69 sees to it that the

00:19:55.980 federal government, here's the next slide, can, for whatever reason, whatever reason they wish,

00:20:02.260 cancel the pipeline, any pipeline, at whatever time. It's their choice.

00:20:08.900 Stephen Gilbo and the federal cabinet can choose to cancel pipelines, or other energy projects for

00:20:15.460 that matter, at their wish and at their whim. They can say there's environmental concerns.

00:20:20.240 They can say there are other issues. Who knows what? And so if you're an investor, not knowing if

00:20:25.120 tomorrow the federal government is going to cancel your pipeline or not, it leaves you in a state of

00:20:32.220 holdup. You don't know if you're going to earn the money back on your investment, which remember is

00:20:39.500 billions of dollars. Because you don't know if tomorrow your pipeline is going to be operational,

00:20:45.560 not under Bill C-69. And so you decide to not invest in Canada. You decide to not invest in this

00:20:53.820 country for fear of losing out on your investment. There is no certainty in the market. Instead, you

00:20:59.720 have government intrusion into the markets, and it leads to a decrease in the economic generation

00:21:10.100 of the country. So the problem right now is investors don't want to invest in Canada because

00:21:16.420 there is no guarantee whatsoever that the federal government won't turn away or block or reject their

00:21:22.740 pipeline or their refinery, other energy project halfway through building or halfway through

00:21:29.280 operation. And so those investors would lose out on their investment and they lose billions of dollars.

00:21:34.500 Thus, they say, no, we'll just go elsewhere. You know, we'll go somewhere else to invest and be

00:21:39.700 guaranteed that we'll earn our money, you know, at some different place. So with Carney then refusing

00:21:45.600 to remove that bill, Bill C-69, we can confidently say that Canada under Mark Carney and under the

00:21:54.820 Liberals would be, as far as energy is concerned, as bad as it is now, at least. Pipelines would not

00:22:02.500 be built. New pipelines would not be constructed. The energy markets would not flourish under Mark Carney.

00:22:08.360 There would still be regulatory holdup in the markets. There would still be investor fear

00:22:14.900 in the markets and the government would still exercise far too much control over pipelines,

00:22:21.740 refineries, and other big energy projects all across the country. You know, you can see a good

00:22:27.560 example of that in play. Look at the Kitimat refinery. So Northern Gateway Pipeline was supposed to go from

00:22:33.740 here in Alberta to BC, to Kitimat, BC, where it would be refined there every day. And then it would be

00:22:41.220 loaded up onto tanker ships and sent across to Asia. Excellent. Fantastic. But of course, that was

00:22:46.600 cancelled, you know, decade of, yeah, what about a decade ago-ish, that was cancelled. But nevertheless,

00:22:52.780 there was still in the works, a refinery for Kitimat, BC, you know, a refinery to take oil and turn it into

00:23:01.880 gas and diesel and so on. But just a few months ago, they handed in their resignation, their termination

00:23:07.180 of the intent to build this refinery to Gilbo, because they said, basically, we can't handle the

00:23:12.500 regulations. It's impossible. We can't get through them. And so there is no way we're going to build

00:23:16.820 this refinery. It's just one example of a lot of government intervention in our energy markets

00:23:22.300 that are causing us to see a decrease in the standard of life and the quality of life that we

00:23:28.120 ought to be living. So what's the solution? Well, I think the solution is, you know, obviously,

00:23:34.480 first to put our faith in Christ regarding this next election. You know, we know that God is going

00:23:38.720 to have his man in office. We know that no matter what, he's sovereign over the throne and his will

00:23:45.180 is going to be done. But as far as I'm concerned, we need a leader. This is just with regards to the

00:23:50.060 energy markets, right? Morally and so on, we need a leader who's righteous. There's no doubt about

00:23:54.380 that. We're looking for someone who follows the scriptures, who follows the law, and who recognizes

00:23:58.880 that they are not supreme, right? They are not the be-all and end-all. That goes to Almighty God.

00:24:03.540 They are not Alpha and Omega. That alone is reserved for Jesus Christ. But pertaining to the

00:24:08.420 energy markets, we want a leader and a government that recognizes that it is not government's place

00:24:15.380 to intervene in the energy markets. It is not government's place to dictate energy policy. It is

00:24:21.940 not government's place to determine what pipelines are built and what pipelines aren't built. It is not

00:24:28.140 government's place to determine for us as Canadians whether it's acceptable to have a producing pipeline

00:24:36.220 or a refinery or what might have you. And it is certainly not for politicians to tell investors

00:24:42.880 that they, as politicians, can cancel investments or can shut down investments or energy projects

00:24:49.780 at whatever time for whatever reason. That is not right. It is not correct. And it will not lead to

00:24:55.460 Canada's flourishing. Instead, we want a leader, right, who recognizes that government has to be

00:25:00.760 far away from the energy process. Government can't plunge its grubby hands into the regulatory markets. 0.94

00:25:07.980 That should be left to an institution that is totally independent of government, right? That has to be left

00:25:16.100 to an institution that has no political ties whatsoever. That way, investors in the country

00:25:22.960 will know that even if a government changes, or even if, you know, you have the same government for

00:25:29.400 a bunch of years, their investment is safe. Their investment is secure. You know, their investment

00:25:35.240 can't be trampled by a few radicals, or a lot of radicals in our case, in the government who want to

00:25:41.220 see this new net zero world be achieved. You would increase investor confidence, you would bring

00:25:47.600 investment back to Canada, you would increase the output in Canada and the economic flourishing in

00:25:54.380 Canada. And you would see people living their lives, you know, better off than they otherwise are right

00:26:00.500 now. And so ultimately, you know, knowing who Mark Carney is, I think we have an obligation as Canadians and

00:26:07.980 informed citizens to tell as many people as possible about who the real man is. And this isn't just true

00:26:14.120 for Carney, it's true for all our politicians, we have an obligation to actively investigate them,

00:26:18.960 so as to know precisely who we are voting for and what they stand for. But because this talk tonight

00:26:24.540 is about Carney, we can focus on Carney and say now that we know that he's this man who says one thing,

00:26:29.940 but seems to do precisely the opposite, when few people are looking, we should tell others about that

00:26:35.760 and show them the proof that he has done such things. And we should talk about how we've had

00:26:40.820 regulatory dysfunction in this pro in this country, energy dysfunction for the last how many years now

00:26:47.260 because of intrusive government policy, which has not achieved even any of their goals, let alone any

00:26:53.280 goals which are really beneficial to the Canadian life. And instead, we want to we want a new we know we

00:27:00.440 want a new period here in which we have a healthy regulatory system that is not compromised by

00:27:06.020 government, but does instead work hard for Canadians does instead ensure that the process is fair and the

00:27:14.580 process is legal and the regulatory process is just and allows the country and the nation to flourish as

00:27:22.500 much as possible. And so that's my presentation here for tonight, just briefly, you know, on who Carney is,

00:27:27.660 and what he does, and what, you know, the markets might look like, under his direction and rule,

00:27:35.240 should he be elected Prime Minister of Canada, when the election here happens on the 28th.

00:27:42.820 Yeah, you know, I think the final piece of advice before questions would be, pray to Christ about who

00:27:48.880 to vote for. You know, there's this great quote from a from an old theologian who basically said,

00:27:53.540 love the Lord and do as you please. When it comes to voting for government and who to vote for,

00:27:57.440 I really believe that it's a love the Lord, seek his will, and then and cast your vote accordingly,

00:28:03.180 because there are so many debates right now talking about how we should vote for this man,

00:28:06.820 or this woman or this person, and we can't split votes, or we can split votes and vote your conscience

00:28:11.700 and so on. And my my final conviction on the matter is, we have to vote for who we believe the Lord is

00:28:18.480 telling us to vote for, pray on it earnestly, seek the candidates policy earnestly,

00:28:23.280 earnestly, you know, investigate what they're saying, and test all things according to the

00:28:28.700 scripture. And then having done so, you know, I think it'll be illuminated for you as to precisely

00:28:33.540 who to cast a ballot for. So we'll see what the election brings. I'm very curious.

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00:30:43.520 Thank you for that presentation. There were some things there regarding the oil and gas. I didn't

00:30:54.940 realize a refinery was being built in Kitimat because I'm like, we're sending everything to 0.59

00:30:59.500 Washington in order for them to refine our oil and send it back to us at an increased price for

00:31:05.240 gasoline. And I constantly go, why are we doing this? Years ago, I used to go, because I'm so close to

00:31:12.580 the border. I used to go down there and get gas. And it was an easy trip to make. And I would look at

00:31:19.060 the pumps and come back to Canada and say, I just don't understand what is going on and that our

00:31:25.120 government isn't favoring Canadians in any of the decisions back then that they were doing.

00:31:30.680 And so a refinery would make good sense. You know, one of the things as well is that the

00:31:36.260 environmentalists were so concerned about all the oil being shipped from overseas and because there

00:31:43.560 could potentially be leaks. And we've seen those on, you know, breaking news. There's been, you know,

00:31:50.740 one of the ships that were producing the oil and then sending it to Canada. There was a leak and then

00:31:57.820 into recovery in the ocean and cleaning that up. And I thought if we had a refinery, we've got so much

00:32:04.460 oil in Canada, we wouldn't have, we wouldn't need to import any oil. We could focus on the export or

00:32:13.000 Saudi Arabia, making sure that they produced oil for themselves and we produced oil for Canada. But

00:32:20.740 it's all about trades. It's all about agreements. It's all about these backdoor negotiations. That's

00:32:25.760 not focusing on putting Canada first and doing what's best for our citizens.

00:32:29.520 Yeah, no, it's a good point. You know, you very rarely see those protesters protest the Saudi oil

00:32:34.540 that comes into Canada on the East Coast. You're precisely correct. They're very active in protesting

00:32:39.400 Canadian oil that, mind you, is harvested ethically rather than what it's like in Saudi and other

00:32:48.320 countries in the Middle East. You know, they're very eager to protest that oil, you know, the stuff

00:32:53.980 comes from Alberta and Saskatchewan. But they seem to be quiet when it comes from Saudi. And you're

00:33:00.020 right, it would be nice to have more refineries. There should be more refineries in BC. But like you

00:33:05.420 said, you have a small group of environmentalists who are very vocal and very organized, who have

00:33:10.320 shut down a lot of refineries to their detriment, I would add. And I think it's led to a lack of,

00:33:16.060 you know, economic flourishing in the country. Yeah, the plan was to have Northern Gateway Pipeline

00:33:21.060 ship between 400 and 500 ish thousand barrels of oil every single day to Kinemat. The refinery at

00:33:28.380 Kinemat that was proposed would refine that into gas and diesel and other products. And that tankers

00:33:34.320 would be in that port and they would go back and forth to Asia with that refined fuel, giving money

00:33:39.820 or excuse me, giving a fuel to those Asian countries that wanted the fuel. Fantastic. What a great idea. 0.98

00:33:46.920 Nope, not at all, right? It's the opposite. It's heavy, heavy restriction, heavy regulatory restriction,

00:33:54.160 heavy environmental restriction, to the point at which we can't build anything at all, right? We're just stuck

00:33:59.440 in this. We're practically landlocked right now for that matter, right? We can't get our product to port like

00:34:05.060 we want. It's absurd that we can't do so. And I think if, if Canadians want to, you know, see their, see

00:34:13.160 flourishing and generate some more output and we should be very eager to help out our friends all

00:34:18.460 across the world, you know, in getting our resource to, to market. We could, we could be such a rich

00:34:25.000 nation and, you know, we always, I grew up hearing about oil rich nations and Saudi Arabia and, you know,

00:34:32.880 the money, the billions of dollars that was pouring into their nation. And, and yet, you know,

00:34:38.840 because of their, uh, those who ruled the countries ruled with an iron fist, they were tyrants. You

00:34:45.200 don't see, you know, the 56 Islamic majority countries flourishing or those, you know, with the

00:34:51.580 oil, they repress their, their citizens. And that's what's happening. It's, it's like this greed. It,

00:34:57.920 it, the whole agenda has never been, of course, about, um, whether or not we're going to reach net

00:35:05.840 zero, the globalists. No, we're never going to, it's not the goal. The goal has never been to

00:35:11.360 reach net zero. It's been to use this scam in order to do the wealth transfer. And of course,

00:35:17.620 the end control is, is control that, that is what these globalists want. And they're trying to put

00:35:22.880 everybody, every Canadian under their thumb, taxing them to death, pouring billions of dollars out of

00:35:28.260 the country in order to accomplish that. And so I think this is a good place to segue into, uh,

00:35:33.940 the Cloward Piven strategy. You had before the show told me that you've, uh, written a new book.

00:35:40.380 I'm going to love to hear about that. And as well, that you've written a chapter on this. So

00:35:44.760 before we go into it, in case people are unaware of what the Cloven Piven strategy is, it is,

00:35:52.660 it was written in 1966, Columbia university professors, Richard Cloward and Francis Fox Piven

00:35:59.540 developed an eight point strategy to collapse a free nation from within intentionally. And so I'll

00:36:07.460 just name the eight points and then we'll get into this conversation. So number one is overload and

00:36:13.440 bankrupt the welfare system. Well, how do you do that? You pour hundreds of billions of dollars into

00:36:18.780 other nations saying that you you're countering poverty in third world nations. You bring in the 1.00

00:36:25.240 third world into our country and provide them all of this, uh, this welfare. Uh, some people 1.00

00:36:31.980 recently were complaining that the elderly get $1,200 a month and the, uh, the migrants, so-called 1.00

00:36:40.440 migrants are getting something upwards of $3,400 a month. I mean, the system is so unfair. It's made to

00:36:46.380 make us irate. It's made to, uh, you know, just aggravate citizens on the injustice of it all.

00:36:52.560 Number two is raise the cost of living until survival becomes the only focus. Well, we know

00:36:59.120 what it costs to go to the grocery store right now. Number three, defund and destabilize law 0.98

00:37:04.340 enforcement. Four, control education to indoctrinate the next generation. Five, eliminate private property

00:37:11.720 through regulation, taxation, and debt traps. Six, promote division through identity politics. Seven,

00:37:18.420 under my faith and family to replace them with state loyalty. And eight, create permanent dependence

00:37:24.980 on the state through programmable money. Check, check, check, check, check. Eight times. Justin Trudeau

00:37:32.260 has, has brought this in, fast-tracked it. And then of course, who was his so-called financial advisor?

00:37:40.600 The little puppet with the strings was Mark Carney in the background who was collaborating with this

00:37:46.280 global agenda. So, uh, just in case our viewers are not aware of the strategy, it is, I want to say,

00:37:53.900 brilliant. It is, this is treasonous. These people should be tried for treason and put away for life,

00:38:00.280 if not worse. And, and so Tanner, comment on this strategy. You're dead on the mark. You know, um,

00:38:08.220 I would, I would encourage to your viewers to not only read that strategy, but to read actually an

00:38:13.280 article by C.S. Lewis. You know, we know Lewis for Chronicles of Narnia and a lot of, uh, Christian

00:38:18.340 books that we all have on our shelves, Mere Christianity and so on. But he was also, he was

00:38:22.700 brilliant at writing essays, you know, a humanitarian theory of punishment and so on are excellent works

00:38:27.360 of Lewis's. Now, one of those works is titled, uh, Willing Slaves of the Welfare State. It's, it's not

00:38:34.380 long. It's just a short essay, but I would recommend to your audience to go and read it. It's available

00:38:39.320 online for free. Willing Slaves of the Welfare State. Because even before the, the, uh, Cloward,

00:38:44.980 uh, Piven strategy was released, Lewis had written this, this essay talking about how his opinion,

00:38:52.620 uh, being the most, that the most effective way for government to control a people is not to roll

00:38:58.660 in with tanks, you know, but to basically control their source of food. You know, the idea was it's

00:39:04.600 very relatively speaking, it's easy for a man to stand up to a tank. We all know that picture of

00:39:09.840 the man with the tank and in the Tinaman square, you know, that's relatively easy compared to a

00:39:15.640 father watching his child starve to death. You know, we can very much imagine ourselves going towards

00:39:21.900 a government office and so on. If our children were starving and saying, please, can I have a loaf

00:39:26.860 of bread for my child? Or can I have a loaf of bread for my family? I need to feed them. I have an

00:39:31.500 obligation to do so. And, uh, we can just see government saying, oh, certainly we'll be happy

00:39:36.520 to give you that bread. We'll be happy to give you that. Well, whatever you need for that matter,

00:39:41.320 just as long as you pledge your allegiance to us, just as long as you bend the knee and you

00:39:46.260 recognize our superiority and supremacy over your lives and over the country. That to me is a much

00:39:52.280 more effective and dangerous strategy to control a nation than it is to try and occupy them and destroy

00:39:59.360 them by force. You know, I think that's a much more, uh, I think it's much more evil too, to be

00:40:04.500 honest. I think it is sinister for government to first take away and then give back in this

00:40:10.740 benevolent action of supplying its citizens with whatever it needs. So long as the citizens fall

00:40:16.940 into line. So, you know, as a commentary on that strategy, yes, I would have your, your audience read

00:40:22.520 that, that essay by Lewis. Excellent. Well, and, and really it's been a brilliant plan because for

00:40:28.640 decades they've been getting the Marxists into place in these government positions as the school

00:40:34.360 board trustees into city councils, especially, I remember watching a woman down in the States a 1.00

00:40:39.820 couple of years ago, who was just bragging about being a Marxist and how for a decade or two their

00:40:46.000 agenda was to raise up young leaders, to get in as school board trustees, to become teachers. And

00:40:52.920 they would be more than willing to teach these radical ideologies that are based on science or

00:40:58.720 reality to our children, to twist their minds up. So that would become the new reality to change

00:41:04.740 societal norms. And so even on that, you know, they've been very effective. Now I believe that we

00:41:10.580 can turn this over. They've had decades and I believe that we can turn it over even quicker,

00:41:15.760 because the majority do not agree with this ideological war that we're in. We don't agree

00:41:22.780 with their ideologies and, and it just how twisted and evil it is. And, and, but it does rely on

00:41:30.840 Canadians, that majority of Canadians getting active. And that's been, you know, the whole mission of

00:41:38.400 Action for Canada and our call to action campaigns and to mobilize Canadians. But when you have a,

00:41:45.540 a handful of people showing up at an event, yes, we can go to a mayor and city council and we can

00:41:53.680 very effectively, we've just done that in a location in the Durham region and we've overturned a

00:41:59.280 densification plan. But what would happen, you know, if a thousand people showed up at that meeting,

00:42:05.140 like in Winnipeg, where we had a thousand people show up at a meeting that was one of the

00:42:10.340 largest, most aggressive 15 minute city strategies in the country. And we shut it down. How do we

00:42:16.160 appeal to Canadians, the 53% of Canadians that still call themselves Christians to get out to vote 0.58

00:42:22.560 and to vote, as you said, for people of godly character and integrity to understand how important

00:42:31.160 that is to bring, taking our country back. How do we mobilize them? 0.88

00:42:35.340 That's an excellent question. You know what the, you know what the unfortunate fact is,

00:42:39.500 and we don't want to get to this place, to be honest, but the unfortunate fact is history seems

00:42:43.620 to show that it's not until a people are severely suffering that they are spurned to any sort of

00:42:49.900 serious action. You know, when you look at history, the, the general population tends to be rather

00:42:56.500 apathetic regarding issues of politics and so on until it's too late, until the, the tyranny is not just

00:43:03.440 at the door, but in the door, it's in the room. And now it's, uh-oh, what's happened? You know,

00:43:07.960 it's, it's far too far, it's too far gone. And you have to endure that tyranny then for a long while

00:43:13.820 that you otherwise wouldn't have had to do, you know, should you have been proactive in your approach

00:43:19.160 and proactive in your defense of your nation and the things which you love about the nation,

00:43:23.180 in this case, like democracy. So what can we do then to try and encourage our fellow Christians

00:43:29.840 and just countrymen in general to be active in this political process? And I think it's precisely

00:43:35.160 that. It's to be a watchman, to be the man who was at the top or the woman at the top of the tower,

00:43:40.400 telling people what's happening, you know, telling people what's going to happen should they not

00:43:44.800 become involved and active in this process. We have to clear the conscience here first, right?

00:43:50.880 Uh, I am not going to stand before the judge. I have no intentions of standing before the eternal judge

00:43:55.800 and saying, I did nothing while we watched the country descend into a madness. No, I want to

00:44:01.160 stand before him and say, or be able to say, I did everything I could to try and, uh, you know,

00:44:07.380 keep the nation from falling into absolute despair and abject tyranny so that he can say to me,

00:44:13.720 yes, you did indeed do so. You know, you were an individual who did with your gifts, you know,

00:44:19.460 what you, what you thought you could do best. And you worked for me as hard as you could.

00:44:23.660 That's what I intend to do first. And then of course, through prayer and petition and a lot of,

00:44:29.980 uh, you know, seeking the Lord, I have no doubt that he can move in the minds of men and women and

00:44:35.300 has done so before to move them to action. And the truth is, you know, if we are, uh, if we're, uh,

00:44:42.440 diligent and if we as Christians are actively seeking the face of our God, he hears us. We know

00:44:48.540 that he hears us. And we look at the stories like Gideon and so on, in which almighty God did this

00:44:53.540 marvelous work, this massive work, and just a few hundred men, a few hundred individuals,

00:44:58.700 you know, uh, it gives us a great hope and a great, uh, excitement for the future, which is coming,

00:45:04.640 knowing that Christ is in control of it all.

00:45:06.800 Right. I love how you bring up Gideon's army because, uh, they were up against tens of thousands

00:45:11.940 or a hundred thousand, uh, people in this war. And, uh, God said, you know, how many warriors Gideon

00:45:18.120 was calling on, he says, note less, note less. And, and through that small Gideon's army,

00:45:23.100 they won the war and action for Canada and other groups that are fighting seem like, wow,

00:45:28.260 we're a small army and how can we accomplish this? But we go back to remember these historical,

00:45:34.520 biblical, uh, uh, examples of, of battling. We've got David against Goliath, you know,

00:45:41.280 with a couple of stones that, that, uh, you know, took, took down Goliath and it can seem

00:45:46.980 insurmountable and people will give up if they don't feel hope. And I think that's what I want

00:45:51.900 to express to people tonight is if you don't feel hope and if you give up, we, we really won't win

00:45:57.460 this by you staying at home. And I went to vote with my mom the other night and I was, I walked out

00:46:05.260 of there discouraged. And the reason was, as I was standing in a long lineup, there were three

00:46:10.880 lineups. I was in the longest lineup and there was a group of, um, Hindu or Pakistani people in front

00:46:17.980 of me, uh, very Westernized looking, but sitting there speaking a foreign language. And then I looked

00:46:24.660 around and I was very much part of a minority. There was maybe, uh, three other European people of

00:46:33.720 European descent that were standing in the room. And there were five women there working for 1.00

00:46:39.800 Elections Canada wearing hijabs. And I was feeling the bearing this weight. And so I say, you know, 1.00

00:46:47.880 just like you, Tanner, that God is perfectly in control. He sees what happened as they strategically

00:46:53.500 front fun, uh, funneled people into Canada that will never align with our values. And so I was out

00:46:59.800 walking last night and I thought, God, you are so mighty. You could turn this around.

00:47:03.560 You can confound the enemy. And I started to pray. And what I started to pray was in this mighty way,

00:47:10.140 trusting the Lord that he could confound the enemy and that he could turn what the enemy meant for

00:47:14.900 harm, for good. And that these people who have been raised in other cultures and convinced that 0.98

00:47:23.140 their culture was the right way to go, even though they've left countries where their failed foreign 1.00

00:47:28.200 system of governance, they left because of the oppression. And yet they want to transplant that

00:47:33.380 oppression here. So what if God got a hold of their hearts? What if all of us together prayed

00:47:37.980 that God would get a hold of their hearts and they truly would see faith for what it is in Jesus Christ?

00:47:47.420 Absolutely.

00:47:47.820 And that would transform it. That would overturn everything that Trudeau and Mark Carney and all

00:47:54.100 of these people had planned on, that if they would come to know Jesus Christ as their personal Lord and

00:47:59.000 Savior, this would turn over in an instant. So I started praying that the mighty angels of God

00:48:04.740 would blood through over this nation and that his Holy Spirit would give them a revelation,

00:48:09.680 that they truly would see what the winning qualities of Canada are, which is founded on Christian 1.00

00:48:15.420 principles. And they too would decide to get up and fight this battle with us. That would be so

00:48:21.700 spectacular.

00:48:23.140 Yes. You know, the Christian doesn't win by assassinating Caesar. That isn't how the Christian 0.93

00:48:27.440 battles. He battles very differently, you know, and the Christian battles with the qualities of Jesus 0.87

00:48:32.940 Christ, you know, the fruits of the spirit, love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, gentleness,

00:48:37.580 faithfulness, and self-control. We fight a different sort of battle, says Paul, one which is unseen.

00:48:44.100 It's a spiritual battle. And yet through it, right, what does Paul say? We are more than

00:48:50.200 conquerors in Romans 8, or more than conquerors in him who loved us, you know? And so we have this

00:48:56.020 special privilege of, like you mentioned, being able to pray and being able to recognize that true

00:49:01.240 victory does not come when a new political leader is elected. True victory has already been won for us

00:49:06.980 at the cross and the resurrection, speaking of Easter. You know, that's how it shows up. That's how it

00:49:11.520 arrives, in the triumph of Jesus Christ. And now it is our task to ultimately spread that triumph

00:49:17.960 all over the nation and the nations all over the world, preaching the good news of Christ and

00:49:22.700 praying for those who do not yet, you know, believe in the Lord Jesus and do not yet recognize

00:49:28.700 the benefits and the blessing of being saved by his mighty hand, so that they too might enjoy a place

00:49:35.600 with Christ and with us in eternity. And of course, enjoy the blessing of being saved right now and

00:49:42.040 having the perfect peace of God, which, you know, transcends all understanding.

00:49:46.600 Yeah, and I just would love it that, you know, it's so obvious to us. I know somebody just put in the

00:49:53.420 chat, aren't all religions based on a God or a creator? No, no. There are, the Bible never talks

00:50:00.980 about false religions. It talks about false gods and false teachings. Religion, this type of religion 0.99

00:50:08.120 is a man-made word in order to advance what the enemy orchestrated. And so, the Bible is very clear.

00:50:15.240 The Bible says, in the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth and all that is in it.

00:50:21.340 That's how the Bible starts. Islam started 600 years after Christ, is when Muhammad started to manifest 0.99

00:50:28.140 this idea that Christ is just a mere prophet. Well, okay, so was it Muhammad or was it the 0.90

00:50:35.020 spirit that Muhammad facilitated? And in other words, what does the devil want to do? He comes 0.87

00:50:42.180 to seek and destroy and to pull people away from Jesus Christ. Because the Bible says in John 3, 16,

00:50:50.040 for God so loved the world that he gave his only son and that whoever believes in him would have

00:50:55.500 eternal life. And so, here, the Muslims believe that Jesus is just a mere prophet and they will not 0.99

00:51:01.540 confess him, profess him as the son of God, which means that's a false God, a false belief system.

00:51:08.620 Well, who creates that but the devil himself? So, Hindus will say, Hindus that converted to 1.00

00:51:15.000 Christianity say, I was so lost because we have so many gods. I had never an answer to prayer. I just,

00:51:21.440 they didn't have a true faith and someone that they could believe in. And then, of course, there's

00:51:27.160 the Sikhs as well. And these are all considered false religions, but they follow false gods, false 1.00

00:51:33.860 teachings. So, now they've poured into Canada. And where we've gone wrong as a nation is we have denied

00:51:42.460 the Ten Commandments, which teach us that you shall have no other gods before us or make for yourselves

00:51:48.140 idols. And those teachings are now leading our children astray through multicultural day at 1.00

00:51:53.140 school, in the public systems, etc. We're murdering our babies in the womb. There is so much where we

00:52:00.180 need to repent as a nation because of what it is that we've allowed to enter Canada. And so, once we tear

00:52:08.840 down all these false belief systems, once we uphold what our country and have enjoy patriotism again,

00:52:19.240 once we understand that other nations didn't function the way the free world did as far as

00:52:25.420 European Christian nations did, it's very, very obvious that our Creator God is the only one that 0.99

00:52:32.840 allowed His Son to come to earth and be that living example. In human form, it was God.

00:52:40.460 Anyways, this has turned out to be a little bit of a preaching time, but I was praying before we went

00:52:45.420 into this time of the Empower Hour, Tanner, because how do we get people to understand that very lost

00:52:53.240 people, very, very lost people, have been imported into our nation en masse, and their belief systems do 1.00

00:53:00.260 not align with Canada's system and what our Fathers of Confederation gifted us with.

00:53:08.000 So, anyways, I've spoken here for a little bit, so what do you have to say in response?

00:53:13.320 Oh, no, what you spoke was exactly right. You know, the litmus test is the resurrection. You know,

00:53:18.280 a lot of religions claim a lot of things, but only one has a historically verifiable

00:53:23.380 resurrection of he who claimed to be God, and that is what distinguishes, ultimately, Christianity

00:53:30.580 from all other beliefs and all other forms of belief, is that resurrection. It's why Easter is

00:53:35.400 so critical, you know. You know, a lot of religions talk about the need for justice, and a lot of

00:53:40.900 religions talk about the need to be kind to your neighbor and so on, Christianity included,

00:53:45.580 but those religions do not have, as you mentioned, God made human, and that God, you know, dying for

00:53:53.680 man's sin and then being, or laying dead in a tomb for three days and then being resurrected to

00:53:58.560 demonstrate his supremacy over death and his legitimacy as being the truth itself. Only Christianity 0.99

00:54:05.360 makes that claim and can historically, verifiably make that claim. And then as to regards of how do we

00:54:12.080 tell others about this, you know, this multiculturalism in which so many different

00:54:18.020 individuals have so many different views so that the country is right now at a sort of civil war

00:54:23.200 with itself. Well, I think we follow the advice of Paul, you know, in Romans 10. We simply speak,

00:54:29.580 we use our mouth. You know, truth comes from hearing, says Paul. We can talk about how important

00:54:34.740 it is to do good actions. Fair enough. Fine. Very important to show our Christianity and our belief in

00:54:40.160 the Lord Jesus Christ by what we do. Absolutely. But Paul ultimately says that that belief comes

00:54:46.240 through hearing. So we have to talk about what's happening. We have to be vocal with what's happening.

00:54:51.320 We cannot be cowardly in our discussions when we are engaging with other individuals. We cannot

00:54:56.920 allow ourselves to be silent in the face of when we think of what's happening is wrong. Instead, we have

00:55:03.340 to approach the subject with an intent to convey what we know to be true and what we know to be

00:55:09.400 right. And then we have to communicate that belief with as much a power and authority as the Lord Jesus

00:55:16.420 Christ gives us. You talked about the protest with a thousand individuals that stopped the land use

00:55:21.900 bylaws in Manitoba. You know, that was a public demonstration of a people communicating with their

00:55:28.460 mouths, whether it be through writing or otherwise, or just their demonstration of speeches and so on,

00:55:34.080 their disdain and their displeasure for the proposed policy that was being pushed by the government.

00:55:39.940 And so it was changed. The same is happening here. You know, I don't think we can allow, I know we can't

00:55:45.600 allow the mainstream media to dominate the conversation. They are incorrect and wrong and deceitful when it

00:55:51.660 comes to all sorts of issues. And so we have an obligation to speak the truth. Speak the truth with full

00:55:57.400 confidence. Absolutely. And uncompromisingly. And that's where I believe we're going to win this

00:56:02.660 battle. And so on that, I'm thinking about it, you know, Mark Carney is not God and the globalists are

00:56:11.060 not God. But when you see individuals who are trying to take on some sort of God ship by trying to reform

00:56:20.880 the way we live in a diabolical sense, when they're attacking creation, you know, the formation of male and

00:56:29.800 female, and God said when he created man and woman that it was perfect. And so there is no such thing as 0.97

00:56:38.520 transgenderism. There is no such thing as taking these twisted ideologies. This is pure evil. When we look at 1.00

00:56:46.160 individuals like Pierre Polyev, who says that he won't address the abortion issue and equalizes that

00:56:53.400 with a woman's right to choose and ignores what the true issue is, Jagmeet Singh won't talk on this

00:57:01.000 issue. We know Carney's and the Liberal Party's position on this issue. So far we have and the

00:57:08.220 Bloc Québécois and the Green Party. None of them will talk about it except for the Christian Heritage Party

00:57:13.940 and the People's Party of Canada. Maxine Bernier is coming out very strong on this issue as well.

00:57:21.300 So this is what we're talking about. You have to measure the morality of the candidate that you are

00:57:28.120 going to be voting on. And when you take that step of obedience to be uncompromising in the candidate,

00:57:35.080 and then you need to have faith and leave it in God's hands that you personally made the right

00:57:39.780 decision as to who you voted for and where they stood on these issues, do they truly support the

00:57:47.160 Fathers of Confederation and the gift that they gave us in our sovereignty based on biblical principles

00:57:52.400 that our laws are built on as well? And when we start to really consider how every one of the issues

00:58:00.280 that we're concerned about, when we consider those issues in the candidate that we're going to select

00:58:06.560 when we go to the polls on Monday, these are important things to remember. So I think that

00:58:14.300 as far as social media is concerned and the information that's out there on Mark Carney and

00:58:20.800 his pro bono work consulting for politicians in order to maximize profits for Brookfield investors,

00:58:28.460 when we've got somebody that's lying and cheating and deceiving, and we've got other individuals that

00:58:35.300 are in this for their own personal gain, it is up to individuals to decide, is this the right party

00:58:42.380 to be electing to represent you for the next four years? It's a very serious, and I said, historical election

00:58:49.860 that we're going into on the 28th of April. So with that, Tanner, I just want to thank you again for

00:58:59.000 taking the time to come on. I love the way that the conversation has morphed into one of the most

00:59:05.960 important topics, which is faith, going into this election, trusting the Lord based on faith, but God

00:59:11.880 is looking for our obedience to Him in who we elect. Because when we are electing decades ago, when we were

00:59:19.600 focused on electing godly people into the positions, our nation was indeed flourishing, and we've come a long

00:59:25.820 way from that. So anyways, what closing words do you have for our viewers?

00:59:30.740 Oh, just to be encouraged, you know, to know that the Lord Jesus has everything under control. You know,

00:59:35.820 He's on the throne, He's sovereign, and in spite of what our secular leaders might have us believe,

00:59:42.660 they are not supreme, they are not divine. No, instead it is the Lord Jesus Christ, and only Christ, who commands

00:59:49.680 the ultimate purpose, and the ultimate will, and the, oh, just, you know, just commands the world

00:59:58.260 itself. You know, it's His. He has won the supremacy at the resurrection, and so I have full confidence,

01:00:03.980 not only for today, but for the future, for eternity, and knowing that Christ goes before us,

01:00:08.620 knowing that He is the God above all, and knowing that there are none who can so much as challenge Him

01:00:13.060 in anything that they do. So, thank you so much for having me on. It was such a pleasure.

01:00:18.040 Thank you, Tanner. We'll see you again. All right. Super. All right. Well, I want our viewers to

01:00:24.240 understand as well, like, I know we're talking a lot of Christianese to some people who may feel,

01:00:29.760 you know, that Canada is secular, or it's a post-national state with no core identity, or

01:00:34.900 we're a multicultural nation. We have seen for decades that that isn't working. But prior to that,

01:00:40.620 when we were focused on this being a Christian nation, and upholding those morals and standards,

01:00:44.640 we were doing really, really well. And you know where else they're advancing and doing really well,

01:00:49.520 because they returned to those principles is down in America. There were a multitude of Christians

01:00:56.600 that decided to stand up and really get out to vote and promote Christian godly leaders. And if you look

01:01:03.560 to our friends overseas in the other countries, you know what? It was those Christian parties that are

01:01:09.280 rising up and that populist movement is what they're calling it. But it's really a Christian 0.72

01:01:13.700 populist movement that is winning elections. And because this kind of vile behavior can only go for

01:01:21.260 so long until it personally affects every single individual. And I think that's where we're getting

01:01:27.820 to in Canada. So it's time for big change. And so I'm just encouraging you, without telling you who to

01:01:33.620 vote for, we've just covered as much as we can tonight to encourage you to consider some of

01:01:38.500 the things we spoke about. So in closing, next week, I'm going to have Maxime Bernier on the show.

01:01:46.140 That is, of course, April 30. And on the 28 is the election. And the reason I wrote,

01:01:51.900 I reached out to Maxime, and I said, you know, this is it's going to be after the election,

01:01:55.700 I think it's time to really talk about the outcome and what comes next. And so Maxime is either

01:02:01.480 going to be celebrating that a number of them, including himself, maybe have finally gotten some

01:02:06.060 PPC candidates in. We're going to be finding out at that point, is the Liberal government,

01:02:12.680 are they going to have a minority government again for the next four years, God forbid,

01:02:17.420 or is it going to be the Conservative Party? And it's just really, I believe it's going to be

01:02:25.040 an interesting conversation. We can't even speak into it. I was preparing the action that's going to go

01:02:30.840 out tomorrow night. You know, we always do a weekly email, and we highlight the next guest and then

01:02:36.960 talk about what, you know, what the topic is. And it's going to be vague, because it's all going to

01:02:43.440 rely on what happens Monday. So continue to pray about that and pray for the best. Okay, so the verses

01:02:51.320 for tonight also are from Ezekiel 25, 17. And the verses are going to be, one's from the Old Testament,

01:02:58.980 one's from the New Testament, but the content is very much the same. It's saying,

01:03:04.240 I will execute great vengeance on them. This is God speaking. I will execute great vengeance on them 0.98

01:03:10.160 with wrathful rebukes. Then they will know that I am the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon them. And of 0.99

01:03:16.220 course, that's the evildoers of the day in Ezekiel in the Old Testament. And from Romans 12, 19,

01:03:23.480 God is encouraging us, do not take revenge, my friends, but leave room for God's wrath,

01:03:30.480 for it is written, it is mine to avenge, I will repay, says the Lord. So all of the evil that's

01:03:37.540 happening in Canada right now is no surprise to God. He allows evil rulers to rise up so that we get back,

01:03:44.760 you know, to moral and strong principles. And that's my desire for Canada as well.

01:03:53.100 And so on that, I look forward to seeing you next week. Please remember to give us a thumbs up

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01:04:14.140 information far and wide, especially before Monday. All right. Thank you. God bless you. And God bless Canada.

01:04:20.680 I'm going to thank God and God alone for the ground that I'm standing on.

01:04:38.280 I'm going to thank our founding fathers for giving their lives and sacrificing so much for our

01:04:50.280 freedom. And I'm calling on you today. Don't put them to shame. Don't waste what they did. We have

01:05:02.300 guaranteed rights in this country.

01:05:04.300 We are putting chapters across the nation. We are going to be in every town and every city,

01:05:18.460 and we are going to build communities within these communities of like-minded people who are

01:05:24.420 actually going to care for one another again and love on each other and give each other the help when

01:05:29.580 they're down. We are going to use the teams and the people that build within chapters to support our

01:05:36.960 businesses. The government's actions are completely 100% unlawful. Judgment will again be found on

01:05:47.800 justice, and those with virtuous hearts will pursue it. You have a virtuous heart if you are here today

01:05:56.740 pursuing freedom and righteousness. And then verse 23 comes along with a promise. God says he will turn

01:06:07.620 the sins of evil people back on them. He will destroy them for their sins. I take great comfort in that 0.88

01:06:18.800 because I serve a mighty living God who has allowed us to go through this season of discomfort because we as a nation

01:06:29.680 have turned our backs on him. And we need to get right. So I am just going to thank you so much. I'm going to say God bless you and God bless Canada.

01:06:42.800 God bless you!

01:07:09.360 We stand on guard for Thee

01:07:13.140 If we humble ourselves and pray

01:07:15.780 And turn from our wicked ways

01:07:18.600 Then in Your grace

01:07:20.820 You will hear from Heaven

01:07:23.720 Forgive our sins

01:07:26.260 And heal our land

01:07:28.160 Father, do it again

01:07:32.820 Send revival

01:07:35.720 Heal our land

01:07:39.360 Father, do it again

Action4Canada - April 24, 2025

Conflict of Interest Carney with Tanya Gaw & Tanner Hnidey, April 23, 2025

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