Action4Canada - Empower Hour Dallas Brodie： Exposing and Opposing the Reconciliation Industry Sept. 10, 2025

00:00:00.000 see this is how silly it got he says you should have acknowledged that there has been suffering

00:00:04.040 in your comment i said john but this isn't about that everybody's all acknowledged that i'm dealing

00:00:09.580 with a situation of if we can't have truth at the law society then we are truly doomed this

00:00:15.560 documentary is going is called making a killing and we have indigenous people in it and it's about 0.90

00:00:23.100 the plunder of uh reconciliation and the plunder of canada right it goes into the amount of money

00:00:31.400 being the wealth it's the land transfers the wealth transfers and the power transfers that are taking

00:00:37.160 place the vast majority of this money is not getting down to the people that most all pretty

00:00:43.200 much all canadians want to see a better life for native people i've always wanted that risk being 0.91

00:00:49.580 unpopular at the dinner party okay just just risk offending i've had people say dallas it's so good

00:00:55.420 you can say it because i can't say i'm like i can't say it either like this wasn't fun for me

00:00:59.440 like it's not like i had some special power it's just that now that i've walked through the fire

00:01:03.920 it's over now i feel free and i'm on the other side and i can speak and i'm not afraid at all

00:01:09.900 anymore it's it's almost a it's a trial by fire and once the media the twitter mass the mobbing as

00:01:17.400 james lindsay calls it the modern the modern day struggle sessions there's a whole podcast he's

00:01:22.380 done about this you you you get through it and you're through yes say to people just do it

00:01:29.540 state your position and you'll find out courage is contagious and other people will come to you and

00:01:35.060 say thank you for saying that hello hello action for canada friends we're so glad you've tuned in

00:01:50.360 to tonight's show a warm welcome to you our guest speaker this evening is dallas brody and the title

00:01:57.240 of tonight's show is exposing and opposing the reconciliation industry it's september 10th

00:02:04.460 2025 and this is the empower hour before we head over to tonight's special guest speaker

00:02:11.720 tanya has a few words she wants to share with us hello tanya hi heather thank you so much for that

00:02:18.640 yeah today has been uh you know quite a big day and if you haven't heard uh charlie kirk was shot dead

00:02:25.700 at an event in utah today it's a very significant day uh for not only america for canada for the world

00:02:32.640 charlie was a courageous young man who was on a mission to proclaim the truth no matter the cost

00:02:40.020 he inspired the old and the young but especially the next generation charlie was a man of god a husband

00:02:47.300 and a father and he knew what the future held for his family if he didn't speak up

00:02:52.380 may his legacy live on as he passes the baton onto those he mentored and influenced

00:03:00.220 especially the men who are the warriors and protectors may this tragic event give you new

00:03:08.620 meaning and new purpose he has received his crown of glory and heard the words well done good and faithful

00:03:16.180 servant this very day continue to pray for him and his family and that what the enemy meant for harm

00:03:24.640 god will use it for good for his good and his glory i know myself dallas is coming on as well and we

00:03:32.640 would consider charlie kirk a comrade in this battle for truth and righteousness and so it's with a heavy

00:03:39.600 heart that um all of us bear the weight of the events that took place today i have some scripture

00:03:46.640 hebrews 13 6 says so we say with confidence the lord is my helper i will not be afraid what can mere

00:03:55.760 mortals do to me and charlie's experiencing that right now as he stands in glory with our heavenly father

00:04:03.140 so they may harm the body but they can't do anything with our soul and charlie knew that

00:04:08.140 and he was still willing to take that risk every day so that truth would prevail and i love what

00:04:14.740 thomas paine has said as well which we live by as well i prefer peace but if trouble must come let

00:04:21.360 it come in my time so that my children can live in peace and that is the sacrifice that we're willing

00:04:28.380 to make here at action for canada as we stand on the front line and fight for truth and justice and

00:04:33.920 we will continue to do that and so with that um heather would you please bring on our special guest 0.99

00:04:40.000 thank you tanya we are so pleased to welcome dallas brody to the show tonight dallas is the mla for

00:04:50.760 vancouver quilchana the interim leader of the new one bc party and a law school graduate with a

00:04:57.440 certificate in broadcast journalism she was the opposition's attorney general critic for a short

00:05:03.360 time under the bc conservatives but when she took a strong stand refuting documents containing false

00:05:09.640 claims about the former camlips indian residential school site she was quickly expelled from caucus

00:05:15.900 we are so grateful that dallas has refused to compromise and that she's committed to standing up

00:05:22.180 for the truth tonight she's going to expose the lies confront the corruption and share her vision

00:05:28.040 for a free and united british columbia and canada will you all please help me welcome dallas brody

00:05:34.880 dallas thank you for joining us tonight welcome to the empower hour thank you very much for welcoming me to

00:05:40.880 this amazing program and tanya thank you for all the work you've been doing through the years

00:05:46.660 i'm following you and it's really an honor to be on your show thank you yeah well thank you dallas

00:05:52.540 it's likewise an honor to have you on the show as well and before we start here i'm going to do

00:05:56.900 something that i think you can embrace as well is that i'm going to do a land acknowledgement

00:06:00.880 and i'm going to thank god and god alone for the ground that i'm standing on and uh this is a battle

00:06:07.080 it's been a spiritual battle for some time now a battle against good and evil a battle against

00:06:12.240 um ideologies and thoughts of greed uh corruption in um all levels of government and you know the

00:06:19.900 more that that spreads it's it becomes like if there's a true pandemic this we're we're looking

00:06:24.260 at it right now as so many people vie for position so to start the show i wanted to ask you like there

00:06:31.120 there's going to be some of our viewers who may not know a lot about you but you're an mla a bc mla 0.91

00:06:37.700 and i just wanted to ask what is it that motivated you to get into politics and then become such a

00:06:46.460 strong public figure taking a stand on issues where i'm standing going yes there are millions of

00:06:54.760 canadians who if they haven't heard about you i'm i'm going to encourage everybody you know look up

00:07:00.000 dallas brody get on her uh sign up for her twitter page and follow her because you will be so

00:07:07.360 encouraged she is saying everything out loud that we have been fighting for uh for a decade so yeah

00:07:13.920 tell us how did you get started on this journey uh thank you so much for that tanya um i got started

00:07:20.080 on this journey in the summer of 2020 um i'm basically i was it was during the pandemic and i remember

00:07:27.640 the day i watched when they started to shut streets down in vancouver suddenly all the streets were

00:07:32.400 empty and i drove into vancouver one day from the sunshine coast and they were diverting cars off

00:07:37.140 of beach avenue i phoned my sister i said they're doing it it's happening they're going to shut beach

00:07:41.960 avenue i know they're going to transform the whole city i could just feel it and then as i drove through

00:07:46.120 the city i also started to realize how incredibly filthy everything looked and one thing led to another

00:07:51.040 i was at a couple of dinner parties uh people were saying you need to meet this person in a group of

00:07:56.000 women we got together and started saying what are we going to do uh this is a mess we can feel the

00:08:01.900 city is sliding it wasn't just what they were doing in the under the cover of covid but the the whole

00:08:07.480 decay and decadence that was setting into the city of vancouver was obvious uh we have you know the drug

00:08:14.400 addicts and the the the filth just the city that i grew up in is no more so we got together and started

00:08:20.900 a group called save our city and that group got a little bit of traction just five women coming 1.00

00:08:26.500 together and we were all brave and sort of warrior types and we were tired of just sitting there at

00:08:32.320 dinner parties complaining so we managed to get uh some airtime on cknw of course cbc shut us out

00:08:38.380 completely we could never get on a lot of places wouldn't accept our editorial saying well you're

00:08:43.220 nobody we don't know who you are we don't know who you represent you know who are you to say you have

00:08:47.320 an opinion kind of thing we got that and we just kept fighting and then as time went by um i started

00:08:53.260 meeting more and more people in politics and um i was asked to run in vancouver koshanna which is where

00:09:00.600 i was living at the time by the the fledgling conservative party at the time it was just starting

00:09:05.820 out uh there was no way i was going to win that riding uh but i was going to be a placeholder and the

00:09:11.980 first conservative to run in that riding for some approximately 60 years and so i ran i only had

00:09:17.980 about three weeks to get going and i got six percent of the vote and then when the general

00:09:23.140 i lost to kevin falcon it was a by-election kevin falcon was taking his place as the leader of the bc

00:09:29.340 united at the time and then uh two years later i ran in the general election and actually managed to

00:09:35.800 beat kevin falcon and which was a shocker and then uh he pulled out because our party was pulling ahead

00:09:43.180 and you know in fairness to kevin he's been very gracious to me about a lot of the things that have

00:09:48.140 come up uh so i have nothing bad to say about him but i did win the riding and then i was into

00:09:54.320 victoria and so do you want me to tell you what happened after that or well i i was there with you

00:10:01.020 you're talking february at this point right um yeah let's let's move over into what happened and

00:10:08.860 just so our viewers know uh we've had the liberal party dominating in bc and the ndp party i feel very

00:10:16.060 strongly that the ndp david eby stole the last election there was a lot of nefarious things going on

00:10:21.820 during uh you know the election night uh ballot boxes and all the rest of it it should continue to

00:10:27.820 be investigated action for canada has taken steps or notices of liability to antoine bogman

00:10:32.880 uh the head of elections bc it so many many things went on and so then i happened to hear about

00:10:39.760 okay so the bc conservatives ended up uh strategically losing by a couple of seats it was neck and neck

00:10:47.780 there and then it ends up they were having their convention people were very concerned about the

00:10:52.920 party being infiltrated especially because john rust dad was it was the liberal party and he stepped

00:11:00.320 away because he spoke out against so jean i think was it kevin falcon did or somebody did as well and

00:11:06.520 and so they ended up forming the bc so it's kind of like the new bc conservative party and we didn't

00:11:12.740 feel good about the fact that it was a bunch of liberals forming this party but we had hope

00:11:17.000 we tried to get um a lot of candidates to run who were dedicated conservative individuals and who

00:11:24.820 supported the issues against mass immigration and soji and the drug addiction and things like this

00:11:31.000 so we end up at this convention and why don't you tell us uh where things went from the bc conservative

00:11:36.280 convention from there well once we uh we once we all got elected uh we barely lost to the ndp and i agree

00:11:44.400 there was there was some funny business there uh but once we all got together uh it was very

00:11:50.000 clear as soon as the the whole bc conservative caucus met at the beginning that something had

00:11:55.360 really happened during the course of the campaign to our party it was interesting at first because

00:12:01.140 when you're campaigning you don't have time to watch what the central party is doing but while we were

00:12:05.740 all busy in our ridings campaigning desperately trying to run things and none of us most of us had never

00:12:10.180 run before so we were running you know flying by the seat of our pants trying to get elected

00:12:15.280 and uh when we were busy the the party brass and people who were getting involved in the party at

00:12:23.500 the top level the backroom operators who by the way are the most scummy horrible people i'll come

00:12:29.440 back to that later but these backroom operators are the whole problem they were going out and recruiting

00:12:34.380 definite non-conservatives to join the party this wasn't just sort of different shades of conservative

00:12:41.080 this was you know there can be different breeds of dog this was cats and dogs it wasn't even close to

00:12:46.640 being the same and we all got in a room and very quickly you started going what's going on here wait a

00:12:51.840 second uh one person joined the group chat and started saying so what's our dei count here in this group how many

00:12:59.020 people identify as as non-binary and the whole place was like what what what what's going on here hold

00:13:06.560 on a second um how did this happen to our party and so um this was just the early hints of what was

00:13:13.620 happening and then we all in a good measure tried to just move forward work on this and it was very

00:13:19.620 clear that the the prime positions within like the shadow cabinet was being filled with people who were

00:13:25.320 not the the conservatives and kept wanting to give john the benefit of the doubt and saying well

00:13:30.920 maybe this is just sort of a mistake or he knows what he's doing or maybe he's putting more experienced

00:13:36.260 people in or things like that but truthfully we were getting iced out and the conservatives were being

00:13:42.680 put down the way and and even where we were seated in the legislature uh the office people they put

00:13:49.440 they they assigned as offices who they put us in with it was amazing when looking back on it it was very

00:13:54.140 carefully planned and so um once i got in um once we were in there i was uh one of the attorney general

00:14:04.320 critics and uh the story that got me expelled was this situation uh there was a lawyer named there is a

00:14:13.940 lawyer named jim heller very brave man he's a criminal lawyer criminal defense lawyer incredibly bright man

00:14:21.240 he's from victoria and there is a new course that the law society british columbia requires all lawyers

00:14:27.860 to take now which is fine it's a mandatory course about indigenous culture and um every lawyer has to

00:14:34.880 take it and jim heller and one of his friends uh were taking this course and they noticed that there

00:14:41.940 were still things being said in these course materials that were inaccurate um namely that there had been

00:14:48.460 215 bodies found in a mass grave at the kamloops uh indian residential school kirs kirs and so

00:14:58.480 it it made the paper when they first complained and uh i remember that seeing that and they they

00:15:06.560 complained to the law side they sent emails uh nothing was answered the email they would say you need to

00:15:11.920 correct the materials you need to put that there are probable or potential burials but you can't say

00:15:16.420 that bodies have been found because that's actually not true and so none of these were responded to

00:15:22.600 and jim decided i'm going to take it up a level and he presented a resolution at the annual general

00:15:27.600 meeting of the law society of british columbia which is the central governing body of all lawyers in the

00:15:33.080 province uh and the opposition he got was fierce and fast and furious and in the course of the debate

00:15:42.740 that was taking place online they published a they were openly saying they didn't support jim's

00:15:49.240 resolution the the official brass of the law society and they also published a document that

00:15:55.120 was published by the i believe it was the union of bc indian chiefs or the indian the judicial council

00:16:01.200 of indian chiefs saying that jim heller was a racist and a denialist and this is where things got

00:16:09.920 bad and basically the law society was referring to a document and giving a hyperlink to something that

00:16:15.560 claimed him to be both racist and denialist and then the story hit the newspaper in the national

00:16:21.520 post saying a lawyer bc lawyer sues law society for defamation when that story hit the news uh i i

00:16:30.220 received a call from someone in the party saying you know you should comment on this this is the law

00:16:36.300 society and so i contacted the communications person at our party uh a guy named brad zubik he was head

00:16:45.160 of communications and i said brad i'd like to i had never posted on x in my life before ever i would

00:16:50.320 like to say something about this because this is really concerning and he said go ahead i totally agree

00:16:56.060 with you okay so i post something just saying i i i'm very concerned it's something to the effect i'm

00:17:03.360 concerned about what i'm reading here about this situation the law society should fix these course

00:17:07.620 materials quickly and nikki sharma maybe you should look into this as well as the ag

00:17:11.940 well within three hours i get a call from brad zubik saying take it down i said why he goes because

00:17:21.600 uh this is the truth alia warbus is screaming and yelling and crying at me and telling me this has to

00:17:29.180 come down she was the house leader of the party i said but brad that's not okay i mean i just was

00:17:37.660 shocked that i was being asked to take it down because nothing i said was untrue or wrong um so i

00:17:43.820 didn't take it down and one thing led to another then i got a call from john i stood my ground and i

00:17:48.580 said if i take this down i lose all credibility i i have said nothing wrong i've done nothing wrong

00:17:54.960 and the materials at the law society need to be corrected then so the heat came up around me

00:18:02.040 they had all sorts of people coming to speak to me get get upset with me uh the pressure came on

00:18:09.300 john did a press conference without telling me that he had told the um told me to take it down and i

00:18:15.140 wasn't warned of that i came out of the legislative chamber these lights flashed in my face i've never

00:18:20.020 been scrummed like that before happily i held it together but then things got worse because i went

00:18:25.340 on a zoom meeting like this um later to tell my story and in the context of that zoom meeting

00:18:31.800 i said that i was yes i was mocking this what i would call cultural marxism that says that all truths

00:18:41.540 are equivalent to each other his truth her truth grandma's truth and i i was just saying that

00:18:48.400 anyway this is what really sent things over the edge um i didn't even know it had been published

00:18:55.760 on the internet which was fine that it was i didn't mind but i was attacked for that um and i got um

00:19:03.460 ambushed at a caucus meeting about this where i got yelled at screamed at sworn at and told that i was

00:19:12.660 mocking sexual abuse survivors and i literally had no idea what they were talking about i was just but my

00:19:17.720 my face went numb i was standing with all these people yelling at me and it was a horrible i was

00:19:24.600 in the caucus room because we had a meeting every morning and um it was terrible

00:19:30.760 and uh it was all it was really like a struggle session i i tried to stand up and just explain

00:19:39.000 about the law society situation because i could tell this had gone offside and i'm like what is going on

00:19:43.480 here and then um uh you know one thing led to another i left that room that day quietly i'd never

00:19:51.880 stormed out i i thought i can't take this anymore i think i'm going to be sick i i picked up my briefcase

00:19:58.060 and i was just telling myself dallas just just pick up your briefcase and just make it to the door

00:20:03.360 and go out um i i went out the door and the setup was complete because they had told the media in

00:20:10.180 advance they were going to do this to me they were waiting for me outside the door in the hallway

00:20:14.440 but i came out earlier than they expected so they couldn't get me and they were like hey there she is

00:20:19.560 and they they mobbed me and they weren't ready the cameramen were all over the place and not ready

00:20:24.660 so i managed to go down the stairs to my office and i just sat there in a state of like

00:20:29.200 uh i don't know what you'd call it um and they and then other members of my caucus who had also

00:20:37.760 tried to stand up for me got yelled at and sworn at in that meeting as well uh and they i guess

00:20:44.040 people started following me out and i didn't ask them to i never thought anybody would the people who

00:20:51.360 followed me out i didn't even really know very well and went down to my office and that's when uh

00:20:57.500 around 12 30 that day uh was it that yeah it was 12 20 that day i was expelled from the caucus by a

00:21:05.400 press release that said that i was mocking child sex abuse victims and that i was giving support to

00:21:12.180 pedophiles wow dallas well i just gotta i have to thank you so much for um providing your testimony as

00:21:21.140 to what got you through that and to that point and i know it can two years ago i was doing uh speaking

00:21:30.340 to her on the island and i i as well hadn't hardly used social media a whole lot and the report from

00:21:35.860 the rcmp came out regarding the missing and murdered women on the government's website proving that 86

00:21:41.600 percent of the murders had actually happened within uh their community themselves they you know they

00:21:49.240 were killing each other and and so i had said you know what thank goodness uh the murdered and

00:21:55.860 missing women's case that you know the report is out and as well the graves are empty well i didn't

00:22:02.060 think anything else it was like 11 o'clock at night i was still working i i two weeks later i'm on this

00:22:07.900 trip on the island heading into port alberni and the chief starts claiming that you know i i'm banned

00:22:13.680 from port alberni and i went anyways and we did have a meeting even though it got shut down but the

00:22:19.680 vitriol online and what comes after that but it is because of us sticking it out and people like

00:22:27.240 professor francis widdowson and you've got nina green doing investigations and there is a former judge

00:22:35.540 who's writing on this issue all the time where i was years ago on this issue and speaking this uh

00:22:42.160 the the truth and the facts about this and saying that this was a fraud they're extorting money and

00:22:48.100 there's an agenda it's it's coming from the united nations the undrip united nations declaration on the

00:22:54.040 rights of indigenous people and drip it in bc and it's unlawful it's illegal and and so it's progressed

00:23:01.180 as uh the light of truth gets exposed on them i feel like they feel like their time is pressing in

00:23:07.700 so they've got to move more quickly forward and if david if the likes of david evey and i'm going to

00:23:13.300 include john rustad in this if if they hadn't been undergirding this and facilitating it it would never

00:23:20.040 have gotten to this point and and then um you know as another matter to support the fact that we

00:23:28.160 were speaking the truth all the time that they're exploiting the indians for their own personal gain 1.00

00:23:35.500 to steal our property and to steal our natural resources and the other report has now come out

00:23:42.800 from the rcmp that was done between 1995 and 2003 there was an eight-year investigation and it was

00:23:50.320 supposed to be on on these uh so-called sexual abuse like you say that you're you know supporting

00:23:55.800 pedophiles and sexual abusers well the report came out and said no you know of uh what was it 150 000

00:24:01.460 um children across the country had attended the schools and i think there was 14 convictions

00:24:08.180 consisting of natives themselves indians themselves and and so their whole uh scenario is falling apart

00:24:16.740 it's crumbling all around them and people who are doing the research have the evidence to prove it

00:24:22.060 and now it's a matter of getting this into court so you are standing strong on truth you are digging

00:24:29.140 your heels in and refusing to give any territory back and i thank you for that and our viewers thank you

00:24:35.780 for that because it has to come from all of these different directions because i believe in the end

00:24:41.080 truth is going to prevail we are going to need to to um overturn this and so as we move forward

00:24:48.340 uh you know having been um in law journalism and politics all of those things i'd imagine have

00:24:56.180 shaped your uh perspective uh on the truth and accountability in public life but

00:25:02.260 um as party leadership had demanded you delete those tweets and you just were adamant that you were not

00:25:11.200 going to um accommodate them in those ways we can see that that must have been a really

00:25:18.020 difficult decision to make are you do you have any regret over it or are you glad that you stood

00:25:24.280 your ground and where's the direction that you're now um going from here uh i will say for sure i have

00:25:32.680 no regret i will say for about two weeks though i was having trouble eating like the little things

00:25:38.080 people were saying about me and i might add that in my legal career i was a criminal defense lawyer

00:25:42.660 i had i've done more work for probably these young and i i used to do youth uh volunteer work at the

00:25:49.320 youth prison and i used to visit young aboriginal kids and tutor them and help them like i i've been

00:25:54.960 in the trenches doing this kind of work so for them to say that i'm making fun of these people is so

00:26:00.840 unbelievably sickening but i've learned that there's no no low that they will not go to

00:26:05.980 in order to pursue this so i have no regrets i'm not going to say it was easy a couple of weeks that

00:26:12.160 were very hard but i had some strong people telling me this is what they do dallas this is how they get

00:26:17.560 you this is what they do this is the this is james lindsey calls it the um modern struggle session

00:26:24.180 and you cannot give a millimeter because you you cannot give even oh i see your point of view and

00:26:33.980 i'll i'll maybe adjust that because initially john for example wanted me to say he said dallas it's

00:26:39.340 the problem that you use the word zero zero bodies he said you shouldn't have used the word zero

00:26:44.360 i said zero is a bad see this is how silly it got he says you should have acknowledged that there has

00:26:51.160 been suffering in your comment i said john but this isn't about that everybody's all acknowledged that

00:26:57.140 i'm dealing with a situation of if we can't have truth at the law society then we are truly doomed

00:27:02.940 well yeah that's the whole center of truth and i'm talking about the objective truth and this is

00:27:09.100 precisely what got me into the most trouble was me saying everybody's saying well this is my truth

00:27:13.620 this is her truth this is this truth but there really objectively is only one truth my shirt is blue

00:27:19.780 and white you can say you're seeing that it's yellow but it's not yellow but if your truth is it's

00:27:24.620 yellow i won't deny you that but objectively it is a blue and white striped shirt and so i i just had to

00:27:31.700 live with it it got very ugly after that once we were sitting as um as independents uh i was shunned

00:27:40.540 in the legislature literally and completely the entire conservative caucus was told not to speak to

00:27:46.500 me look at me ever uh refer to me or be caught speaking to me anywhere in the hallways i've been

00:27:52.120 told this they were they were um told to literally shun me in every way possible and i had friends

00:27:58.960 who i loved in that who still they were so scared they wouldn't even look at me and tara got tara

00:28:05.820 armstrong who decided to leave too and jordan it was pretty bad it was bad but we we started finding

00:28:12.400 our feet and you know sometimes there are blessings in disguise and i i decided that i will stand in the

00:28:22.120 truth the truth and if i never win again in politics so be it but i will not have compromised

00:28:29.620 my principles and i know my heart nothing i said was intended to be racist or mean or cruel it was the

00:28:37.800 truth and uh so i i just decided i'm gonna let the chips fall where they may i will not compromise on

00:28:44.860 this otherwise i'm just being like all the other politicians that i have personally disliked

00:28:49.240 completely when i watch them fold like a house of cards so i'm standing firm and as time goes by

00:28:57.740 now we've started our own party i don't know if you want me to go on to that but uh that's a big story

00:29:02.900 too yeah no i i'm i'm thinking it's uh amazing where you've gone from here and i'm just kind of

00:29:08.260 thinking you know when god calls us up he equips us with what we need and it can seem like a lot when

00:29:14.160 it feels like the whole world is coming against you even those that you would have considered were

00:29:19.800 close allies once upon a time it it you know can feel like betrayals but as you move through it i

00:29:26.460 know there's several incidents uh because action for canada has been on the front line of all of the

00:29:32.100 difficult issues that when you proclaim a truth before people are considering it they've been so

00:29:38.760 indoctrinated in in this psychological warfare that we're a secular nation that we're a multicultural

00:29:46.580 nation that we're a post national state with no core identity and when you come up and speak some

00:29:52.900 absolute facts because that's what justin trudeau and the globalists were doing it was attacking our

00:29:59.360 emotions attacking our ability to think critically and so like you say the example of your shirt is

00:30:06.180 yellow and it's like no you know what all of us can see that it's a blue and blue and white striped

00:30:10.140 shirt and they will do it for as long as it takes for you to finally get so worn down that you will

00:30:16.160 admit to it so that that's been the plan taking away our sovereignty uh taking away our if there's been

00:30:23.960 any patriotism in canada to fight for canada to you know believe in it as we've been flooded with

00:30:29.840 all of these immigrants who are not expected to assimilate or integrate and people 1.00

00:30:36.080 were thinking oh you know they have a right to believe the way they do and a right to think the

00:30:39.500 way they do and it's like well if that's the case then how come the countries that they've left to come

00:30:44.220 here for freedom and democracy don't function the same way we wouldn't be able to do this in those

00:30:48.860 countries and it's the same with our battle that's going on with the indians and they have been 1.00

00:30:56.940 facilitated and they've been groomed in a way to accept en masse their victimhood

00:31:04.060 and dallas you and i are also fighting on the same issue with the lgbtq them they have this program

00:31:10.760 in school in soji 123 that victimizes these kids eternally and they don't uh progress or achieve

00:31:19.080 their greatest goals then and i apply that to the indians themselves so even when i was two years ago

00:31:25.340 doing uh this speaking tour there were some indians that showed up to the events to hear what i had to

00:31:32.480 say and they would come up and say we agree with you we agree with you like the chiefs are taking

00:31:37.840 the majority of the money i'm not saying there's not a few good chiefs looking out for their bands

00:31:42.460 but a lot of them are taking uh the money they're stealing from canadians these resources uh to think

00:31:49.880 that they could have their own nations they they don't even qualify for a nation and so it's very

00:31:55.700 concerning to see this perpetuate it is very concerning and i want to just also add that when i ran for

00:32:01.040 election i this was not my main issue uh the first nations issue i knew that it was a problem

00:32:05.340 and uh i had gotten into trouble at one point during an open debate during the campaign where i

00:32:10.600 i had said i had said on a podcast a few years ago that when the majority of the people on the downtown

00:32:15.780 east side are are first nations people they are they are suffering and i said why aren't their chiefs

00:32:22.500 and council coming to get them and taking care of them they only complain after they're gone

00:32:26.620 and then they say how dare you lose our people and then i think they're alive right now they've

00:32:31.180 been down there living in the rain and why don't you go help them now so that was brought up during

00:32:36.000 the campaign and i said it and um i was sort of exploded during the campaign about that it sort

00:32:41.360 of drifted into the background and then when i did this thing with the law society then i really

00:32:46.960 started to learn the details about undrip and then drippa and i don't know how much everybody else

00:32:53.520 knows about these things but i've been on a very steep learning curve about the extent

00:32:57.880 that this genie is out of the bottle okay this this is so far down the tracks now

00:33:05.180 that the expectations of the um these 204 bands in british columbia are way way out of control

00:33:15.800 and they have been promised the sun the moon and the stars and they're getting it and the secret

00:33:21.320 agreements being negotiated all over the province right now and they are being done in secret

00:33:25.080 uh i have learned so much that i'm in shock at what's been going on and it's no wonder that our

00:33:31.400 our province is grinding to a halt no one wants to invest here but the the detail of what i've had

00:33:38.320 to learn and i've learned so much listening to people like francis widdowson um i've i've i've i've

00:33:44.780 just learned so much and i've been just absorbing information from you know uh aboriginal law experts

00:33:52.720 and learning going back over the case law i mean i knew some of it delgamook i knew some of these

00:33:57.340 just sort of from a distance but the problem is really deep and wide in victoria the one thing you're

00:34:05.160 not allowed to do is question anything about this file and that's what the like john rustad won't

00:34:11.940 question anything about it david eby demands complete adherence to this is good this is good

00:34:17.520 and if you question the other 90 tara and i are questioning it if you question the other they're

00:34:22.900 93 91 mlas you are called a racist and that you're engendering hatred towards first nations people

00:34:30.900 so the interesting part is is that when my name started to get out there i started getting letters

00:34:36.440 from indigenous people around the province saying thank you mrs brody like this is crazy i'm thinking

00:34:42.340 they're saying you're right the chiefs don't care about us you know i was an addict when i was lying

00:34:48.340 on my stomach in oppenheimer park no one came to help me so one thing led to another and our group

00:34:55.620 decided we were going to do a documentary which i am proud to say will be coming out um at the

00:35:02.280 early october um teasers are going to start coming out of the interviews we did we traveled the

00:35:08.700 province in a van we worked the whole first half of july and the stories that we have that are going

00:35:14.240 to come out are going to shock british columbians um there's for example a graveyard on galliano island

00:35:22.240 that they're saying that no white people can be buried there now which was founded by the settlers

00:35:26.180 of galliano like the details that little things that are going on around the province it's everywhere

00:35:31.660 uh and nobody's hearing about it because it's not reported and so um this documentary is going

00:35:39.200 is called making a killing and we have indigenous people in it and it's about the plunder of uh 1.00

00:35:46.740 reconciliation and the plunder of canada right it goes into the amount of money being the wealth it's

00:35:55.340 the land transfers the wealth transfers and the power transfers that are taking place

00:35:59.760 and a lot the vast majority of this money is not getting down to the people that most all pretty

00:36:06.680 much all canadians want to see a better life for native people i've always wanted that yeah and

00:36:12.980 it's not down life remains terrible for the vast majority of the people living on the reserves and in

00:36:19.960 the city um in our cities and what we've termed the reconciliation industry uh they don't like that word

00:36:27.680 by the way i was openly threatened by a guy from one of the treaty eight reserves up in northern bc he

00:36:34.600 saw me in a restaurant in victoria he wandered over and he said he pointed at me and he said

00:36:39.760 i know who you are and uh you you should stop calling it the reconciliation industry this is

00:36:47.780 reconciliation and then he the person i was sitting with watch who you're associating with

00:36:53.580 and yeah no we're not going to stop calling it that because it it's very accurate it's being

00:36:59.640 proven now and you know i got a caution as well that we shouldn't use their language because

00:37:04.000 um i always use the term indian because uh that's what they were called the indian act is what they

00:37:09.860 referred to in other times uh in the charter aboriginal and so they weren't first nations they

00:37:15.480 weren't first and they never uh created a nation there was over 640 tribes when the europeans

00:37:22.320 came to canada they were all in fighting as you know they are still today all fighting now it's

00:37:27.980 like who can get the most money who can get the property and as the united nations comes in and

00:37:33.420 klaus schwab from the wef saying you'll have nothing and be happy because they want our trillions of

00:37:38.360 dollars worth of natural resources this is about money it's about power it's about taking control

00:37:42.760 and we're going to put a stop to it we're not going to be a bunch of pushovers

00:37:46.120 and if the indians i think the majority of them you know could plainly understand that the indian act

00:37:53.320 i mean this has made them wards of the state we need to release them from these contracts they need

00:37:58.860 to be ripped up they can willingly exit the system if they want to join the rest of the canadians

00:38:04.060 and uh stop getting anything for free just refuse and you know that's one big step that you can take

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00:40:21.280 and uh you know what if it had been muslims that came into this country originally they would have been 0.95

00:40:29.580 all wiped out just like in the christian nations they were all slaughtered and i don't see the un or 0.95

00:40:34.300 anyone else appealing to the muslims to pay reparations and to reconcile with all of the 0.94

00:40:41.180 christians and i mean they came in brutally as they are today brutally slaughtering people and 1.00

00:40:46.900 taking their booty and and so we came in signing contracts and agreements peacefully and and so things have

00:40:53.640 to be put in perspective we came in i hate to say it in the way of that you know the europeans ended up

00:40:59.300 building not dominating but building a prosperous incredible nation and if they had just gotten

00:41:04.900 on board and appreciated that we wouldn't be where we are now but our objective is to get all of these

00:41:10.200 illegal uh treaties overturned take the land back uh because it legally isn't theirs and judge

00:41:15.820 gisbrecht has confirmed that as well so those are a few of my strong points as to how so where where

00:41:22.320 before we get to 1 bc or included in you know developing this party and i'm hoping there's going to be

00:41:28.060 some more good people to cross the aisle because i know some of those good people and i'm calling on

00:41:32.060 them now cross the aisle and join dallas because uh you know what you are good people why are you still

00:41:37.680 in the bc conservatives it was a bit confusing so tell us about that i think the reason why a lot of

00:41:43.740 them are staying is because they feel completely betrayed that their their our conservative party was

00:41:48.700 taken over by this rump group of of um former bc united and really wokesters who came in and

00:41:57.680 they they were like maybe we could serve a purpose dallas and tara stay there and we stay here and work

00:42:04.300 from the inside and there's some probably merit to that but my understanding is there's a lot of

00:42:10.140 shifting going on right now there's been stories coming out on jazz joe hall today about problems again

00:42:16.200 within the leadership uh contest for john rustad that's been going on and you can read about that

00:42:22.640 um i'm not as familiar as what's going on with that but some people are leaving there's a lot of

00:42:28.440 discontent and things could be really shifting it might be a very exciting couple of weeks here

00:42:33.420 and i would love to have some of these people join us because you know we need to fight together

00:42:39.280 and you know a lot of people will be really happy to have this end and i i want to say that

00:42:47.480 a lot of people have written to me and said dallas when are we done reconciling okay and why does

00:42:55.000 reconciling always mean money it didn't mean that in rwanda it hasn't meant that in other places

00:43:02.600 and you can have truth and reconciliation uh without it always involving cash and money and

00:43:10.660 i think people are happy or are just feeling that i know they're feeling that this has just become a

00:43:17.140 money train that is never going to end and our party is talking about ending all money land transfers

00:43:24.280 everything within a decade um we have a beautiful website uh one bc uh and we are talking about

00:43:32.100 prosperity for all and we get rid of the indian act we're seeking a constitutional amendment a federal

00:43:37.780 constitutional amendment to get rid of section 35 of the constitution which is the the origin of of

00:43:46.800 all of this um and i think most people on here what i'm what i've learned is that the the problem is

00:43:53.920 that wasn't laid out what the treaties and so on were throughout the whole country so um judges have

00:44:00.820 created all of these rights over the last since 1982 when the charter uh first came in and i was in

00:44:08.380 law school then and i remember i didn't understand the magnitude of what had happened but we've got

00:44:13.240 basically judges who have just decided how it's going to be so theoretically that could all be changed

00:44:19.680 and have an amendment to the constitution we get rid of the indian act and say we're going to have 0.69

00:44:24.540 one class of canadians that's it no canadians plus but interestingly enough you say that you use the word

00:44:31.160 indian uh the the the assembly of first nations which is the 640 bands they don't want that indian act 1.00

00:44:39.460 gone they hold tight to it they want their indian status how isn't it amazing that that's actually

00:44:46.120 become a benefit to have that because if you're making any money on reserve you can don't have to

00:44:51.840 declare it you don't have to pay income taxes now people are pretend this thing called pretendians

00:44:56.620 yes they're trying to be um indians because it's a good deal that's not the way it was meant to be so 1.00

00:45:05.320 well i know that um under the one report that just came out from the 1995 to 2003 it was a

00:45:12.260 rcmp project i think it was e dash nirs final report and people can view that on our website

00:45:19.800 and um under one of it under the 2006 settlement agreement the compensation process created a

00:45:27.660 strong incentive for false claims which is continuing to do because um over the time from

00:45:33.900 uh 2007 to 2019 over 31 000 former students collected 3.2 billion of taxpayers money in

00:45:43.560 unproven abuse settlements and and that's been going on like okay so it's like 150 years ago

00:45:50.520 somewhere around there whenever the residential school started uh they've been gone since uh when was

00:45:57.900 and a lot of the chiefs were requesting michelle sterling's been amazing she's coming on next week again

00:46:03.320 and educating on this but many of the chiefs were asking for the schools to help educate

00:46:08.040 their children and and so it's the grandchildren now that are being paid reparations because

00:46:15.740 of the alcoholism and the abuse that's going on in the reserves well when does that excuse end and i

00:46:24.900 brought up many times on the show that my mom came from the netherlands and i mean she experienced

00:46:29.080 horrific abuse through the war their house was blown up they didn't get anything they came to

00:46:34.160 canada they were never given um anybody's tax dollars they came they worked hard and they

00:46:40.020 created a life for themselves and the families and it doesn't mean to say that there's not indian

00:46:44.680 people that aren't working hard but it's hard to justify it when so many are angry at these white

00:46:51.740 colonizers is the way that it's being described now and it's like that saying about don't bite the

00:46:57.900 hand that feeds you how are you going to manage all of this when we cut all of this off because

00:47:05.240 now you've really ticked off the majority of canadians and we're done we need to rescind undrip we need

00:47:11.380 to rescind drippa these are illegal they're in violation of our constitution and our charter

00:47:15.540 and it just it's it's rolling out of control and it needs to stop well as you know that when we

00:47:22.180 campaigned for the conservative party of british columbia part of it was to repeal drippa

00:47:26.040 but they changed yeah what happened to john i mean he he was in an interview the other day with

00:47:33.120 candace malcolm and i couldn't even watch it i was like he was backpedaling whenever he found

00:47:38.200 you know that something coming out of his mouth wasn't falling you know positively on his interviewer

00:47:44.580 and i'm like there you are john you're showing your true colors you did this to the party you deceived

00:47:49.600 conservative voters and yeah so how do you how do you deal with that well part of the thing is like

00:47:56.060 at 1bc we have a i have a rule that there will be no lying because if you don't lie you never have to

00:48:02.660 worry about what you said last time right there is so much lying going on um they this politics i used

00:48:09.260 to i called john on a few things like one of the things he did at the very beginning was that we were

00:48:14.520 all sworn into the legislature this is a big night for all of us we were went over victoria we were

00:48:18.980 being sworn in he named a woman who's the mla from chilliwack uh alia warbus who's the daughter of

00:48:28.340 stephen point she was given her own ceremony and all of us were there we've never been there it was so

00:48:36.380 exciting she got her own ceremony she got drummers dancing and and she got to wear special garb

00:48:43.660 she came in after all of us were sort of seated she got her own separate ceremony and then her dad 0.99

00:48:51.400 came in and spoke to all of us and addressed all of us and said how proud he was of his daughter

00:48:56.780 and that we should be mindful of reconciliation and that we have to be worried about climate change and

00:49:02.700 i was sitting there going this can't be happening this is what we're exactly not supposed to be doing

00:49:07.300 because we're supposed to be opposed to dei i mean i had nothing against alias just that this is and i

00:49:13.340 when i spoke to john about i said john what are you doing you're being more woke than the ndp has been

00:49:19.000 oh dallas it's just politics i said just politics just politics and he says this way they can't call

00:49:26.860 us racist and i said oh my goodness and that very definition of woke and dei he goes oh no it's and he

00:49:36.400 he would sort of chuckle at me like i was being naive he needs to grow a spine that's that's all i'm

00:49:41.880 going to say about john he needs to grow a spine enough of the political pandering we have literally

00:49:46.240 indians that are coming forward they're um you know opposed to what john rusted is doing to what the

00:49:54.400 chilliwack representative is doing it's political pandering at its height it needs to stop and one of

00:50:00.980 the i want to give our viewers one example when you say you'd be shocked to find out what's going

00:50:05.280 on because i'm talking to a lot of people as well because um we're very serious about moving forward

00:50:10.820 and taking action against this we have to and and that's the reason why i'm going to ask our viewers

00:50:15.680 right now to please support action for canada financially it's amazing this organization what

00:50:21.780 we're doing nationwide on so many different levels in in in different categories and uh yet you know

00:50:29.160 people want to give to a charitable organization or political but it's so important to support the work

00:50:33.620 that we're doing because we're hearing from people like this so i've already talked previously

00:50:37.340 about the couple that was in the okanagan area who had signed a contract with the indians and they

00:50:44.560 were having a water bottling service for fresh water three months in they've spent a hundred thousand

00:50:49.900 dollars at the beginning of the year and by april the indians are saying oh you know what shut the

00:50:53.920 taps off we're not going to allow that we got to conserve water blah blah blah and then you have

00:50:59.280 uh you know another individual where he's on the sunshine coast and he's uh purchased land he made

00:51:06.500 sure the title was free he starts to dig on that land and progress and how we wanted to you know it's

00:51:11.820 his right on his property and all of a sudden there's a stop order put on his land and he's not allowed to

00:51:18.040 dig and that it's considered what is it heritage conservative acts as conservation act yeah

00:51:24.180 conservation act applies the same guy yeah yeah and they're putting this title on on uh this uh

00:51:31.580 designation on his now his title he has to go to court he's fighting it he has other property in the

00:51:36.960 interior a lot of acres bc hydro is being used to come into these large masses of property as well

00:51:44.460 they're the ones with the footends once they start digging if they find something they even think is an

00:51:49.380 arrowhead they again slap a title a designation on your title and they're doing it secretly in the

00:51:56.600 background people don't even know they have this designation on so it's going to affect the uh

00:52:03.240 property value because who's going to want any piece of land that is going through this controversy

00:52:08.780 this uh this corruption with the indians it's not bad enough that they've stolen 12 million dollars 1.00

00:52:14.640 for this fake uh you know the the scenario in kamloops nobody has had to you're a criminal

00:52:21.780 lawyer like you know what's happening there as far as uh being accountable for that money i want that

00:52:27.660 money back taxpayers want the money back and i think we're going to be hearing more of that story

00:52:31.080 i've kind of gone all over the place but i just want people to see this is only just the tip of the

00:52:37.120 iceberg what we're telling you about what about the people in pender harbor and garden bay who have

00:52:41.560 told them that their docks are now offside these are these are so they're they're finding out that

00:52:46.660 they've there have actually been six docks removed by a barge that came in and removed it in front of

00:52:50.960 families like this traumatizing for these people and it's still and the problem is the media is still

00:52:55.820 not reporting this it's been hidden hidden hidden um and people have been afraid to speak out because

00:53:00.940 they get more punishment down on them so um in terms of the money uh i'm sure francis is way more

00:53:08.160 well versed on the the money situation with the kamloops indian residential school but i've been

00:53:13.260 saying look as mlas our job is to watch how taxpayers money is spent anytime someone's taking

00:53:20.900 public money there is a right to ask whatever questions we want about it if you want to raise

00:53:25.740 your money privately at bake sales and and so on and and pay for digging sure or not digging or

00:53:30.960 that's up to you but if you've taken 12.1 million dollars and frittered it away on other things

00:53:36.820 that's not okay and i've been saying this money has to be paid back and um there are other people

00:53:42.700 saying this too like where did the money go it was earmarked for a specific purpose you can't just use

00:53:47.640 it for whatever you feel like and this is hanging out there is this sort of pregnant issue like where 0.86

00:53:53.820 did the money go yeah no it it we we're just going to keep pushing uh for the truth the real truth now

00:54:01.660 it's a reverse truth and reconciliation because we want to be reconciled back we we need our money

00:54:06.800 back there's lots of people that experience hardship in life life is hard and i've i've experienced that

00:54:13.660 personally i know so many people and there's no way i would have even thought for other people to pay

00:54:19.420 you know um for the trauma that i experienced at the hands of somebody else and and it's just a fact

00:54:25.660 of life and so we're going to continue to uh pursue that now um what message would you have

00:54:33.260 for ordinary canadians who feel silenced or afraid to speak out on this issue what encouragement can you

00:54:39.740 give them dallas oh i would give i've been saying to people just risk being unpopular at the dinner

00:54:46.680 party okay just just risk offending i've had people say dallas it's so good you can say it because i

00:54:52.720 can't say i'm like i can't say it either like this wasn't fun for me like it's not like i had some

00:54:57.140 special power it's just that now that i've walked through the fire it's over now i feel free and i'm

00:55:02.780 on the other side and i can speak and i'm not afraid at all anymore it's it's almost a it's a trial by fire

00:55:09.040 and once the media the twitter mass the mobbing as james lindsey calls it the modern the modern day

00:55:16.100 struggle sessions there's a whole podcast he's done about this you you you get through it and you're

00:55:22.160 through yeah say to people just do it stay at your position and you'll find out courage is contagious

00:55:29.360 and other people will come to you and say thank you for saying that and and don't be afraid to

00:55:34.660 be offensive at it i'm not talking about being rude i'm just saying just say speak what you think

00:55:40.700 worrying so much because it's this self-censoring that we're all doing which is leading us down further

00:55:45.660 and further and also you know i was just reading charlie kirk's book i mean i loved him i've been

00:55:51.940 to his amfest twice and he had a whole chapter in his book about fighting the woke left called

00:55:56.880 being called a racist is not the worst thing in the world it is a whole chapter in his book

00:56:02.980 and i read it deeply because it was very hurtful it's very hurtful to be called that no one wants to

00:56:10.160 be that however he said it's been used as a tactic for decades and he goes back through the number of

00:56:16.760 times that it's been used on people to literally silence them and so it's not a new um weapon used

00:56:24.560 by people to silence you and the key is just to say yeah you've called me all the names so now let's get

00:56:31.820 down to the political issues here and i also take uh encouragement from margaret thatcher who wrote

00:56:39.900 that and she is immeasurably happy when a personal attack is particularly wounding because it means

00:56:49.360 they have not one political argument left i love that that's good whenever i'm feeling down i read i go

00:56:57.240 to famous quotes from margaret thatcher and she saves me and pulls me back up by the you know

00:57:04.080 he just pulls me back up and reminds me she also says people who stand in the middle of the road get

00:57:10.720 hit by traffic going both ways and well those are words of encouragement to say speak the truth

00:57:18.620 speak what you're thinking don't worry about what other people are going to say about you they

00:57:24.080 probably don't like you already is the chance and so just be brave speak and support the people who

00:57:31.000 are um saying and doing the things you like and follow them online yeah i would say you know your

00:57:37.900 silence is you're complicit and uh the noose is uh tightening around our neck if you don't like the

00:57:43.540 how it feels right now think about how it's going to feel in another year so you have to be bold you

00:57:48.400 have to speak up it's it's like dallas welcome to the front line you've been initiated you're here

00:57:53.840 it's it really isn't comfortable and it doesn't feel good but if those people only knew as well

00:57:59.200 we're battling for them because when you are lost in lies we see what happens to communities of people

00:58:06.160 and we want to see them set free i know that somebody asked your position on soji you are

00:58:10.780 completely in line with us in removing this horrible program from the schools these kids are

00:58:16.340 being captured in the system they're being abused so we're going to fight for them even the ones that

00:58:21.120 have been indoctrinated and through the system who are attacking us now because that's what their

00:58:25.720 mind's been filled with we need to keep pressing in and i always repeat it my my uncle eddie died a

00:58:32.140 year and a half ago he's like a dad to me my dad died when i was much younger and he would always say

00:58:37.120 that a lighthouse on shore is like a beacon of hope for the sailors at sea and we are standing firm this

00:58:43.360 lighthouse on shore so that people we will speak the truth and they will reject us we will speak the truth

00:58:48.780 again and maybe they'll start to consider it and as we've seen when i look back 10 years ago when i

00:58:54.180 started to where we are now on all of these different subjects it is so encouraging to know

00:59:00.820 how many canadians are standing up and and speaking out and so i'm so grateful for you dallas i'm so

00:59:07.500 blessed that you were able to join us today on the show we're going to look forward to having you back

00:59:14.280 again um i feel so encouraged because i know there's some other topics that you're dealing with

00:59:18.980 uh that we are also in alignment with and i'd love to have conversations on those uh because i think

00:59:24.620 they're really really important and the steps you're taking are very courageous as well so in closing what

00:59:29.600 is what is a final word that you would have to say to our viewers or is there anything that i missed

00:59:34.640 that you want to say about 1bc please look up 1bc i encourage you to follow dallas on her

00:59:41.180 um x page as well there it is thank you terenzio for bringing that up yes thank you terenzio i would

00:59:46.720 say please have a look at our website it's it's it's really beautiful and we've got a really nicely

00:59:52.400 laid out plan we're going to be adding to it but i think that a lot of people on this call will find

00:59:57.280 that our policies are really what we were expecting the conservative party of bc to do and i certainly was

01:00:03.420 so um i would just like to say follow follow me on x is something that would be great uh and and then

01:00:12.240 when you see things you like spread it out to your friends that really helps and we've listed some

01:00:17.520 events on the website and if you can make it to those there's there's going to be one in abbotsford

01:00:22.100 one in penticton and one in mill bay and and um on the island in the next few weeks uh i'm going to be

01:00:29.440 speaking at the we unify event uh the weekend after this and so if you can just have a look at

01:00:36.480 that and we'd love feedback and i i be courageous i i i've gotten courage from tanya and from francis

01:00:45.580 and people like you give us strength so we feed each other and help yeah all right well awesome thank

01:00:52.180 you for being on the show and i just uh pray that the lord will bless you in the work that you continue

01:00:56.540 to do thank you i bless you tanya thank you too okay well that was a and just an amazing show i

01:01:03.920 love dallas when i started to hear about what she was doing and speaking all of these truths i i felt

01:01:10.020 encouraged myself like every every time we find somebody else will join the team it uh helps the

01:01:16.220 movement to grow and uh gives us the idea that we are actually going to win this battle and i believe

01:01:21.840 we are and so uh next week we're going to have michelle sterling on the show we're going to be 0.85

01:01:27.300 again talking about undrip we're going to be talking about uh using uh guilt as a weapon does that make

01:01:33.380 sense like they're tiny canadians are awfully nice people and that means that you know what even though

01:01:39.400 it makes us uncomfortable or it goes against our core values you know we don't want to offend somebody

01:01:44.320 but you know what offending people it's okay they don't care about offending us and the truth is

01:01:49.520 offensive right now that's the environment we're living in and so as long as you're speaking for

01:01:53.900 truth you're doing the right thing you got to trust that the other thing michelle and i are going to be

01:01:58.720 speaking about and she's going to be giving a presentation is you know all of this talk about 0.66

01:02:03.560 now carney's supporting that palestine should be a state and the problem is there there's going to be

01:02:10.900 some significance there potentially about these land grabs is that what they're doing in israel

01:02:17.340 and then if that moves forward is that going to be something that they're going to

01:02:21.640 try to embolden themselves to even advance what the indians are doing here in canada so we really need

01:02:27.920 to shut all of this down we need to pull ourselves out of the united nations they're an unelected body

01:02:32.960 i consider them enemies of the state and i think that we should have them designated as such 1.00

01:02:38.980 they are a dangerous communist marxist islamic bunch and they are not friendly to the free world 1.00

01:02:47.020 okay so the couple of scriptures that i have as well i've used this one before because it's so

01:02:53.240 important i love that image right ephesians 5 11 take no part in the unfruitful works of darkness but

01:02:59.680 instead expose them and that's exactly what we're doing by speaking the truth and the final verse is

01:03:07.000 from john 8 32 then you will know the truth and the truth will set you free hallelujah to that amen

01:03:15.800 all right again thank you for joining us please be sure we're censored so badly and share our

01:03:22.740 empower hours get on our social media and as dallas was saying that is one of the greatest ways that you

01:03:28.400 can help spread the truth and help to wake up others who are still kind of sleepy or sitting on the fence

01:03:34.620 and for yourself as well be courageous all right thank you god bless you and god bless canada

01:03:41.360 that's what i've got to say look at this crowd

01:03:51.560 i'm gonna thank god and god alone for the ground that i'm standing on

01:04:01.960 i'm gonna thank our founding fathers for giving their lives and sacrificing so much for our freedom

01:04:14.420 and i'm calling on you today don't put them to shame don't waste what they did

01:04:24.780 we have guaranteed rights in this country

01:04:28.640 we are putting chapters across the nation we are going to be in every town and every city

01:04:42.120 and we are going to build communities within these communities of like-minded people

01:04:47.460 who are actually going to care for one another again and love on each other and give each other

01:04:52.580 the help when they're down

01:04:53.700 we are going to use the teams and the people that build within chapters to support our businesses

01:05:01.220 the government's actions are completely 100% unlawful

01:05:07.920 judgment will again be found on justice

01:05:12.000 and those with virtuous hearts will pursue it

01:05:16.240 you have a virtuous heart if you are here today pursuing freedom and righteousness

01:05:23.320 and then verse 23 comes along with a promise

01:05:28.140 god says he will turn the sins of evil people back on them

01:05:34.320 he will destroy them for their sins

01:05:38.820 i take great comfort in that because i serve a mighty living god 0.77

01:05:46.260 who has allowed us to go through this season of discomfort because we as a nation

01:05:53.580 have turned our backs on him and we need to get right

01:05:58.100 so i am just going to thank you so much

01:06:02.140 i'm going to say god bless you and god bless canada

01:06:06.540 thank you so much

01:06:15.320 thank you

01:06:15.900 thank you

01:06:30.420 Thank you.

01:07:00.420 Thank you.

01:07:30.420 Thank you.

Action4Canada - September 11, 2025

Empower Hour Dallas Brodie： Exposing and Opposing the Reconciliation Industry Sept. 10, 2025

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