Action4Canada - June 04, 2026


Empower Hour Frances Widdowson： Collapsing TRC Attacks. Widdowson Wins June 3 2026

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Tanya Gaw
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Francis Whittowson Danielle Smith Francis Whittleson Aaron Peet Steve Town Hall Heather Michelle Sterling Leroy Littlebear John A. Macdonald Prince William Pierre Poilievre Clint Josie Forge Media Motley Crew Amy Mercer Kamloops Hitler Miles McDougall David Philip Jones and 25 more
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Dr. Frances Whittleson is a courageous woman on the front line of telling the truth and fighting for the voiceless. In this episode, she shares her story of growing up in the residential school system and how she fought back.

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00:00:00 Daniel Smith, if you're listening to this, you must intervene with the University of Lethbridge,
00:00:05 which is a three-time violator of the free speech policy. Leroy Littlebear, the administrator at
00:00:11 University of Lethbridge, after students had assaulted me, stole my property, did all sorts
00:00:17 of horrible things, said that the students had done a fantastic job in neutralizing me. That was
00:00:23 an administrator at the University of Lethbridge, which was an absolutely shocking display of
00:00:29 deranged students who have been encouraged by the faculty to act the way that they are
00:00:34 and this has the backing of the University of Lethbridge Faculty Association. This university
00:00:40 will not self-correct and the only way it's going to change if the government says that it will
00:00:45 withdraw five percent of the University of Lethbridge's funding if they do not hold an
00:00:50 event with myself, Tony Hall and Aaron Peet discussing whether the residential schools
00:00:55 were genocidal and that should be done.
00:00:59 It's so good to be with you, friends, and a warm welcome as you join us for tonight's show.
00:01:10 If this is your first time here, you've come to the right place where we are committed to providing information, resources for everyday Canadians.
00:01:20 Tonight, our guest speaker is Dr. Frances Whittleson, and the title of tonight's show is Collapsing TRC Attacks.
00:01:28 Whittleson Wins. It's June 3rd, 2026, and this is the Empower Hour. It's my pleasure
00:01:35 to introduce you to Tanya Gaw, the founder and leader of Action for Canada. Tanya and the Action
00:01:42 for Canada team are committed to bringing public awareness to the many serious issues facing our
00:01:48 nation, including tonight's interview with Dr. Frances Whittleson. Will you all please help me
00:01:54 welcome, Tanya Goff. Hello, Tanya. Hi, Heather. Thank you for that introduction. I am super
00:02:00 looking forward to the conversation tonight with Frances. It's going to be amazing. This is a
00:02:06 courageous lady. Like, she has tenacity, and she is somebody that is on the front line of telling
00:02:12 the truth. But as always, I like to share a few items before the guest comes on, just to add a
00:02:18 further context to what's coming, but I'm starting off on a high note tonight. This is such a major
00:02:26 massive win in Alberta. We have been lobbying government and meeting and writing letters and
00:02:32 serving notices of liability and providing three-inch binders with measurable harms to
00:02:37 children with evidence of that. And over the years, they began to listen. And they didn't
00:02:43 just listen, they acted. And Bill 25 has passed third reading and royal assent. It is law. And
00:02:50 come September, all of the political and ideological agendas are going to be removed
00:02:55 from the Alberta schools. So that means SOGI 123, DEI, CRT, as well as a land acknowledgements.
00:03:04 And so we're asking you to be vigilant and to make sure that schools are complying. Talk to
00:03:10 your kids, ask them how their day was, ask them if they made any certain acknowledgements. And you
00:03:16 know what, let's be on top of that. And this is the start. This is one incredible province that
00:03:21 has really begun to understand the war that we are up against. And so Action for Canada has been
00:03:28 honoured to work on your behalf and our children's and we're just so happy, so thrilled with this
00:03:34 result. And there will be more to come. There's even more work that we're doing in the background,
00:03:38 not only in Alberta, but other provinces. And when there's something further to report,
00:03:44 good news is always good, especially during these times where things can seem so dark and
00:03:49 impossible. And anyways, knowledge is power. I wanted to say, if you're not already a member
00:03:56 with Action for Canada, sign up with us. I always send out an information page about our guest,
00:04:01 what the topic is going to be. Tonight, we're going to be talking about the Forge Media,
00:04:05 or aka cbc aptn and including canadian heritage so they thought they'd be a bunch of smarty pants
00:04:14 and trick a bunch of us and embarrass us but they they actually came into my home under false
00:04:21 pretenses and i had one of the best interviews i've had in my whole life on this subject they
00:04:27 were going to do a documentary apparently and so i really hope they run it don't take nips and parts
00:04:32 from it, right? To try to misspeak what I'm saying. You know, the whole thing. I was loving, 0.63
00:04:37 I was kind. We're on the right side of this. We're telling the truth. We want the truth.
00:04:42 Everybody should know the truth. But the other side thrives on lies because they have a really
00:04:47 big global agenda. They want our land. They want our resources. They want our minerals
00:04:52 and a massive wealth transfer. It's just like so shocking that they think that they can get
00:04:58 away with this. Hans has done a great image once again to kind of give that idea of, you know,
00:05:03 what's going on. And I look at this as that the Forge Media ambush was sort of a hit to the
00:05:10 flagship Truth and Reconciliation, because now even more Canadians are aware of what they did.
00:05:16 Shameful is something that would describe them. They came after the RCMP. This is Pam,
00:05:22 um or or it's actually molly but i i greeted her into my home and welcomed her as pam that's the 0.99
00:05:30 lady that that came on get a good look at her i think she thinks she's really clever as well and
00:05:35 we'll take a look at igor in a moment so let's have put a few things in context but before we do
00:05:40 i also under current issues drop down to uh undrip and you will see this page that i started
00:05:48 three and a half or four years ago because a chief came after me and said I couldn't come into
00:05:53 you know a city and I'm like or his little town I'm like oh yeah I can and so we did and we had
00:05:58 our meeting anyways but they've really really been trying to shut down anybody that wasn't going along
00:06:04 with the these lies uh breaking news report an eight-year RCMP investigation into BC Indian
00:06:11 residential school shows evidence of uh no evidence of murders or clandestine burials
00:06:16 This is the billions of dollars I could add to this. I haven't updated in a while. Hundreds of billions of dollars going into the reconciliation industry to this fraud. This is a wealth transfer. Between this and the fake climate change and the green initiatives, Canadians are being robbed blind.
00:06:34 and 86% of the missing and murdered women 1.00
00:06:39 was done at the hands of the Aboriginals themselves 0.96
00:06:44 within their own communities
00:06:45 and so on and so forth.
00:06:47 Empty graves, great information on here. 0.66
00:06:50 Michelle Sterling's been on.
00:06:52 Anything that you would need where you're like,
00:06:54 I'm just waking up from this
00:06:55 and what are you talking about?
00:06:57 I thought this was all legitimate
00:06:59 and it's like, no, you're being lied to.
00:07:01 And we've been working for many, many years
00:07:04 to expose it. So lots of great information on this page that you can just grab and send to that MP
00:07:10 or MLA and help educate them because they've been being heavily lobbied by one side. So that's what
00:07:17 I would suggest. Just a real quick clip. Everyone who by communicating statements other than in
00:07:23 private conversation willfully promotes hatred against Indigenous peoples by condoning,
00:07:30 denying, or downplaying the Indian residential school system. A, is guilty of an indateable
00:07:38 offense and liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years, or B, is guilty of an
00:07:47 offense punishable on summary conviction. So you know Bill C-9 is before the Senate,
00:07:53 and the Senate committee ended up deciding to make an amendment and they put forward basically that
00:08:02 if you are in denialism, that's now a criminal offense or that's what they're intending.
00:08:08 It hasn't been voted on yet, but so they're criminalizing denialism. And so I posted about
00:08:14 this right away and I said facilitating a takeover is called treason, not denialism.
00:08:21 And that's basically what's happening here.
00:08:24 If you can't uncover the graves, if you're not willing to dig and all you're doing is taking the money, something's seriously wrong.
00:08:31 And we have every reason to question this.
00:08:33 So, again, this was Black Rocks and, again, questioning the 215 children purportedly buried in Kamloops.
00:08:41 None have been found despite millions spent on remains excavation.
00:08:45 This is what's taking over our mainstream media.
00:08:48 This is always the front news.
00:08:50 Western Standard is doing a great job pumping out many, many articles on this.
00:08:55 Robert Phillips, a political executive with the First Nations Summit,
00:08:59 and I'm going to say they weren't first and they didn't create a nation,
00:09:03 so I refuse it. 1.00
00:09:04 It's the Aboriginals or the Indians. 0.95
00:09:05 That's what's according to the Indian Act.
00:09:08 Stated that denialism of the Kamloot's graves brings misinformation,
00:09:12 prejudice, and racism to affected residential school survivors.
00:09:15 Well, if you're not going to take millions of dollars from Canadians without any proof, you won't hear any denialism here. Think what you would like. But unless we see evidence, this money train has to just stop.
00:09:29 and and then five years after unmarked graves canada still has no bodies uh the untouchable
00:09:36 elite how chiefs councils on politicians built a system without accountability these leaders are
00:09:41 benefiting i have um allegedly a report about a um chief his name is sparrow and he's head of the
00:09:50 musqueam band and they've been given six million dollars and the band is asking where the money is
00:09:55 And there's alleged reports of him yelling at people. I don't have to tell anybody. Well, the Canadians who are footing the bill for all of this, they certainly deserve accountability. And these are just a few things why I'm saying bringing Francis on. I want you to see some of the headline news and understand. I believe a lot of this is escalating as well, because now more and more Canadians are aware. And that's thanks to people like Francis and Michelle Sterling and Nina Green and those of us who are standing on the front line.
00:10:24 And as you know, the progress in Alberta has been put on halt because they say, oh, you know what? The aboriginals weren't properly consulted. That's not in our constitution or charter anywhere. So it says Daniel Smith gets it. Aboriginal rights have gone too far to the point where she's asking other premiers to consider amending section 35 of the constitution.
00:10:47 and then of course uh david eby is deep into all of these backroom illegal deals so headline bc is
00:10:55 creating a new apartheid through aboriginal title and modern treaties and you know the aboriginals
00:11:00 make up like what what is it three percent of the population or less and and it's like what do they 0.99
00:11:05 think they're going to do we've got muslims coming in on mass they make up more than they do do you 0.94
00:11:09 really think they're going to win this war and that's what it's turned into so anyways this has 1.00
00:11:14 got to do with Francis being at an event recently at the Lethbridge University. And thank goodness,
00:11:22 thank you donors to these universities who pulled funds, $15,000. And the guy, the head of Dragon's
00:11:29 Den, he ended up offered them $100,000 if they would just apologize. And they said no. I mean,
00:11:36 can you imagine how twisted their minds are to keep up with this? So now we're going to move
00:11:42 into um very close to getting francis on so cbc funded hit pieces against canadians unforgivable
00:11:48 uh they really attacked the uh the uh rcmp retired rcmp and so they're actually uh putting forward a
00:11:58 legal team to review this i'm not sure where all of that is at and because of it cbc um has hit
00:12:05 the pause button pause that's not good enough it's pause on on this charade rather than getting rid
00:12:11 of it. That's just Molly again. And now I'm just going to introduce you to two minutes of who it 0.95
00:12:17 was that Frances spent some time with when she was going through this process. I'll play only
00:12:24 two minutes and then we're going to get into this. We're going to get some updates and have
00:12:29 a good conversation. What's this about? Tell me what this is about.
00:12:41 Who are you? 1.00
00:12:56 This was a pile of shoes that I believe two Aboriginal people came and dumped on the table. 1.00
00:13:05 this seems to be a setup of some outfit that's doing a reality television show 0.93
00:13:11 that wants to paint me i guess as some kind of a racist or something that they're going to post
00:13:18 on social media what's your name sir mike smith mike smith yeah i and and i think um yeah you got
00:13:28 it exactly right you you've defined it precise well i wouldn't say exactly right it's this is
00:13:34 this is uh social experiment okay and it's on video and i'm on video too so we're on video
00:13:44 together yeah we're on video together yep so um i think that you've figured it out and now we can
00:13:51 wrap it up okay but uh am i am i the target are you got other people are you just focusing on me
00:13:57 No, you're not a target. No. You're participating.
00:14:02 Okay. What am I participating in?
00:14:05 The social experiment.
00:14:06 Okay. What is the social experiment?
00:14:09 You just experienced it. You could tell me.
00:14:12 You wanted to get me Francis Whittowson, who is a known controversial figure.
00:14:20 you wanted to get me to talk about my views in a i guess a candid way uh which i i told everything
00:14:32 truthful you you you brought all right so that's the clip that's just a little teaser for what we
00:14:40 get into here and how francis ended up in this situation and as well um who this individual
00:14:47 Igor, isn't that a good name for this guy, Igor? I kind of had a bit of a chuckle when I heard that.
00:14:52 So anyways, besides that, Heather, will you come on and introduce our special guest?
00:14:58 Thank you, Tanya.
00:15:00 Many of us, many of you have been following the ongoing saga of our next guest, Dr. Frances Whittleson,
00:15:07 and we're so pleased that she's joining us on the Empower Hour this evening.
00:15:11 Recently, she was a victim of an ambush perpetrated by Forge Media,
00:15:16 a fake company backed by funding from the CBC, Aboriginal People's Television Network, and Canadian Heritage.
00:15:24 Please understand that this was a taxpayer-funded hoax attacking frontline critics of the truth and reconciliation industry.
00:15:33 Frances has been standing up against totalitarianism and government malfeasance,
00:15:38 and we encourage you to check out her website for more information. Courage is contagious,
00:15:44 and we're so grateful that Frances is joining us tonight to share her story. Will you all please
00:15:49 help me welcome Frances Whittleson. Hello, Frances. Welcome to the Empower Hour.
00:15:55 Thanks for having me on. Super. Thank you, Heather, and welcome, Frances. I just got to start by saying,
00:16:01 how was your day? How are you doing today? It was great. It was great. Never been better.
00:16:06 Good. Were you at any universities or trying to educate some of our kids in any way today? No? Okay.
00:16:12 No, no. I found out that Mount Royal University is appealing the Alberta Labor Relations Board ruling that the arbitrator's decision was unreasonable. So Mount Royal is not content to have spent millions of dollars already on this. They're going to get their lawyers to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars more.
00:16:29 Well, I'm sure that they are not doing it on their own and that they have some special funding coming in, because that's not reasonable for, you know, for the university who should be focused on child's education, young people, they're not children anymore, and advancing them so they'd be good leaders in Canada.
00:16:48 And instead they've taken on this war with you because you, how dare you step up and speak the truth?
00:16:54 So I know that we kind of said, you know, there's this possible win with you coming on tonight.
00:17:00 And that was the potential of you being reinstated.
00:17:03 So is that still on the table or is how, how is that all looking?
00:17:07 Well, we're, this is applying for a leave to appeal.
00:17:11 So they might not get that from the labor board, but it has to go back to the arbitrator,
00:17:16 David Philip Jones, who did an absolutely terrible job on the decision and didn't provide really any
00:17:22 reasons for why I couldn't be reinstated. So the labor board has provided a high bar for him to
00:17:28 have to meet to show why he thinks that I shouldn't be reinstated. And I don't think he's going to be
00:17:35 able to do that because there is no reason why I should not be able to be there at Mount Royal
00:17:41 University and providing students with, you know, opportunities to engage in critical thinking and
00:17:47 open inquiry. It's just that some activists at Mount Royal feel unsafe if I'm there, which
00:17:55 shouldn't be a consideration for an academic university. Absolutely not. And I want to
00:18:00 encourage our viewers, if you're not following Francis on X, I would, I would encourage you to
00:18:06 do that. I've seen you go into universities, into cafeterias, just to have some decent conversation.
00:18:13 Let's throw these ideas around a little bit. Let's help them to think critically. But they've been
00:18:18 so indoctrinated. And isn't that just part of the Marxist agenda that you get this generation of
00:18:25 children and you can then control the country as they march these little Marxist soldiers out on
00:18:31 the other side. Through your experience in the universities and talking to them for those kids
00:18:39 that you can, are you seeing any kind of a shift where they're beginning to become a little more
00:18:44 mature in their thinking, to realize they're being used as these pawns to attack you? What's
00:18:50 the temperature there? Not so far in the universities. The students who show up have
00:18:57 been indoctrinated and encouraged by a group of activist professors who teach them that this is
00:19:05 the right way to behave. And the University of Lethbridge is the worst university in Canada.
00:19:11 Daniel Smith, if you're listening to this interview, you must intervene with the University
00:19:18 of Lethbridge, which is a three-time violator of the free speech policy. Leroy Littlebear,
00:19:23 The administrator at University of Lethbridge, after students had assaulted me, stole my property, did all sorts of horrible things, said that the students had done a fantastic job in neutralizing me.
00:19:36 That was an administrator at the University of Lethbridge.
00:19:39 This university will not self-correct. And the only way it's going to change if the government says that it will withdraw 5% of the University of Lethbridge's funding if they do not hold an event with myself, Tony Hull and Aaron Peet discussing whether the residential schools were genocidal. And that should be done.
00:19:59 Well, and I understand, I think that the Minister of Advanced Education has already pulled funding from one of the universities. It had to do with the woke agenda, the CRT and DEI. I do believe that there's going to be a strong shift in Alberta.
00:20:16 I know for ourselves, we're doing some work in the background on this because it's great that we've just had this incredible win to get politics and ideology out of the education system, K-12, but we've also got to focus on the types of teachers that they're training in these universities and these faculties.
00:20:36 We don't want Marxist teachers and activists coming back into the school and applying pressure and feeling free to do this, because then you have copycats of these professors that are damaging the hearts and minds of our kids going through university.
00:20:49 And parents, a lot of them are saying, you know, I don't know my kid after four years or two years of being in a university anymore because of the focus on social activism.
00:21:00 Yeah, no, this is the universities are trains, the teachers.
00:21:03 They train the professions, actually, which is a major source of problems.
00:21:08 And it's really equity, diversity and inclusion ideology, which comes out of corporate managerialism and to some extent the views of Herbert Marcuse.
00:21:18 Marcuse. Anyway, this whole equity, diversity, inclusion ideology is incredibly toxic for educational processes because it says that unless a member of an oppressed group feels that they are included, which means stopping people from saying things that they disagree with, then it should be prevented.
00:21:42 Like, everyone has to feel included from these groups, and they do not want ideas which they disagree discussed in any kind of professional training or any university programming.
00:21:56 And this has just been an unbelievable assault on the academic character of universities.
00:22:02 Well, you know, I was thinking last night, I worked till quite late, and then I had recorded Last Man Standing.
00:22:09 And I like that little sitcom. And it ends up that Mike was asked from his daughter to speak
00:22:17 at a university. This is recorded in 2016 in America. And so his daughter comes forward and
00:22:25 goes to, you know, read his speech on how America is a great place and the land of opportunity.
00:22:30 Oh, no, no, you can't say that, dad. And then, oh, no, no, you can't like welcome ladies and
00:22:34 gentleman. It's like, oh no, no, you can't say that dad either. And he's like, he throws his
00:22:38 paper in the air and he's like, what? So I look at the history of how long they have been
00:22:44 implementing this system and how many of the generation of our children are already going
00:22:49 through this system and coming out the other end with these attitudes and not being able to stand
00:22:54 back and think, okay, I was used in this system. Now we are finding it with the trans kids who are 0.98
00:23:01 getting into their 20s, mutilated bodies, sterilized, and going, oh my gosh, I was 1.00
00:23:07 deceived. And I'm wondering where how that wake up moment will be for the kids that you're addressing
00:23:13 and that you're having the courage to go in there and the love for them to try to say, hey guys,
00:23:18 I'm actually here as a friend, not a foe. And I really want to help you out because you're being
00:23:23 deceived. It's like you can't even get those words out of your mouth in order to have that
00:23:27 conversation, I bet. No, we can't. And it was interesting because we were at the legislature
00:23:33 on May 27th in Victoria, and we actually had a permit to have the speeches take place. And
00:23:40 it showed me how the difference of events are when you actually have the backing from the
00:23:46 institution. So that's really the key thing that has to be fought for now, is to have the
00:23:53 universities hold these events with diverse perspectives on whatever claim it may be,
00:23:59 whether it's trans activism or the residential schools or the Kamloops case. And we must,
00:24:06 and University of Lethbridge is the place to start. And I'm really hoping, because I did speak
00:24:12 to Miles McDougall, who is the advanced education minister on April 30th. He said he would go speak
00:24:18 with the university of lethbridge to try to work out some kind of agreement between uh the university
00:24:26 and myself to hold this event but the university of lethbridge is never going to agree to that on
00:24:31 its own it is completely at odds with the academic character of the university and the only way it'll
00:24:38 happen is if the government demands that it do it and the government has the authority to do this
00:24:45 It has the power. So I don't understand why the government of Alberta is not forcing the University of Lethbridge to hold this event when it sees what happened on February 4th, which was an absolutely shocking display of deranged students who have been encouraged by the faculty to act the way that they are.
00:25:06 And this has the backing of the University of Lethbridge Faculty Association.
00:25:12 They are completely behind these students.
00:25:14 And unless you have, you know, unions that are acting in an appropriate way to protect academic freedom, there's going to be no protection of open inquiry at university.
00:25:24 So they're not going to self-correct.
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00:28:15 They need government action.
00:28:17 Well, it sounds like the university needs to have a purge.
00:28:20 They need to be cleaned out.
00:28:21 And some of these people need to be fired for insubordination.
00:28:25 You know, for I don't know if it would be like exploiting the students.
00:28:30 Like you've got a trusted position to educate our children.
00:28:36 They're not there.
00:28:37 Parents aren't paying all this money so that they can become social activists.
00:28:41 And that's what it sounds like the campus has turned into.
00:28:45 Yeah, like professors are obligated to, in teaching their subject, to look at a variety of perspectives on the matter, and they're not doing that at all.
00:28:57 It's a difficult thing, though, with respect to professors, because professors have academic freedom to teach courses in the way that they think is consistent with their scholarly obligations.
00:29:09 So when you're actually hiring activists, it creates serious problems for the institution.
00:29:15 But if we could just get this one event held, I can't stress it enough, is if we could just
00:29:23 have the one event and show the world what it's like.
00:29:27 And Aaron Peet, who's the chief of the Hope Band, has been an incredible shining light.
00:29:33 He's trying to have these conversations.
00:29:35 He's agreed to sit on this panel with me and Tony Hall,
00:29:38 and the university can put forward whatever representative they want,
00:29:43 and the same with the faculty association.
00:29:45 But if we could just get this one event and show how this is done,
00:29:50 it could be a domino effect where other universities start to begin to do that,
00:29:57 and that's really where it could start, and it's not very difficult to do.
00:30:02 It just takes political courage for the government to demand that this happen.
00:30:07 Okay, well, we're going to take a clip of your appeal to Daniel Smith.
00:30:11 We're going to make a clip from this, and we're going to send it to everybody that could possibly get it into the hands of Daniel Smith.
00:30:19 And I hope and pray that she hears your words and that she acts on that.
00:30:24 And, you know, that they do do a cleanup in the universities.
00:30:27 I think some people need to be reviewed if this is the kind of thing that's happening because we
00:30:31 don't want our kids coming out on the other side and being violent. And I know that that is part of
00:30:39 what had transpired there. Okay, so let's take a shift now to the Forge Media and to what had
00:30:46 happened, how you're doing, where you're at now. And so I think actually I'd like to give you the
00:30:53 floor for a minute so that you can let our viewers know because of the censorship and even like we're
00:30:59 being censored all the time and I imagine it's a little heavier tonight with you on we're all over
00:31:04 social media as well and so for those of you who haven't heard your story yet and understand the
00:31:10 implications of this and the importance of us keeping going and having our voice and speaking
00:31:17 the truth and I think the other side is losing the plot and too many Canadians are realizing
00:31:24 this is just this has gone way too far with reparations and now they're opposing it and so
00:31:31 the other side is trying to counter that again I think with these sneaky silly attacks and some
00:31:37 other strategies who know what who knows what's up their sleeves but I just will give you the floor
00:31:42 for as long as you need, Francis, to talk about that situation.
00:31:47 This was one of the most bizarre things that has ever happened to me,
00:31:51 and I've had a lot of things happen to me, so that's saying something.
00:31:55 And I was approached by a fake company called Forge Media,
00:32:00 same woman, Pam Gibson, who's actually Molly Gore, contacted me
00:32:05 to ask if I wanted to be part of a docu-series
00:32:09 on having a more objective approach to Canadian history
00:32:13 and also talked about the free speech at universities,
00:32:18 that problem, and Aboriginal sovereignty,
00:32:20 the challenges that poses.
00:32:22 So there's a lot of different things they said to me,
00:32:24 which I was very interested in talking about.
00:32:27 So anyway, I wasn't really expecting anything nefarious.
00:32:31 I did look at their website
00:32:33 and they had some documentaries on there.
00:32:35 It all looked fine.
00:32:36 And they were going to pay for me to go out to Vancouver, put me up in a hotel, and I was going to have this interview.
00:32:42 And when I arrived at this studio, I was met by Igor Vamos, and her name was Mercer, Amy Mercer.
00:32:53 She was from the UK, so she had a British accent.
00:32:56 The thing that was odd is these people were incredibly fake and excessively nice and smarmy, and I thought that was strange.
00:33:04 they told me that I was going to be sitting with a actor who was dressed up as Johnny McDonald to
00:33:11 get the theatrical side of how difficult it was to play Johnny McDonald in this day and age and I
00:33:17 thought that was a bit strange and I went in the interviewer whose name was Becky who turns out to
00:33:23 be Dakota Ray Hebert from Saskatchewan a comedian supposedly from Saskatchewan she was all dressed
00:33:31 up with a lot of makeup and looked very odd for a person interviewing people about historical 0.99
00:33:38 matters.
00:33:39 But and then she asked some really softball questions, didn't seem to be informed at all
00:33:46 about the issues.
00:33:48 And then about over half an hour in, two Aboriginal men arrived into the studio.
00:33:54 I thought they were disrupting the interview and they poured out a bag of children's shoes
00:34:00 onto the table and I was quite shocked about that and I sort of looked at them then I was sort of
00:34:08 asked just asking them what why are you doing this are you trying to make a comparison with
00:34:12 the holocaust to the residential schools and they just glared at me so they were glaring at me and
00:34:17 then I turned and looked at the person who was calling herself Becky and she was glaring me at
00:34:22 me with you know incredible hatred in her eyes so I knew at that point that this was obviously
00:34:29 some kind of setup and i didn't have my phone with me because it was in my computer bag in
00:34:35 the other room so i said i have my medications in my bag which i need to take because i didn't
00:34:41 want to leave the room i wanted to be able to document it and i said could someone please
00:34:46 bring you my bag and they brought me my bag and when they brought it to me i whipped out my
00:34:51 smartphone and started interrogating uh the guy who called himself mike smith who actually was
00:34:56 uh igor vamos from the gas man which is a frank show from the states and i said to him this looks
00:35:03 like a setup that someone's going to try and paint me as a racist and post this on social media
00:35:09 and he agreed and said yes that's that's what they were they were going to do so i found that
00:35:16 to be pretty shocking anyway when i went to the airport after interview after interrogating vamos
00:35:23 for a while um they turn off the lights so i couldn't continue with the the interrogation i
00:35:29 went back to the airport and i did this live stream from the the airport bar going i just
00:35:35 can't believe what has happened to me and fortunately lindsey shepherd was watching that
00:35:40 and so she saw what i was talking about and knew that is exactly what had happened to her
00:35:46 And then I got contacted by Jerry Amaronek, who's a sleepwalking.
00:35:52 He'd been set up, too.
00:35:54 Lindsay did incredible research and was able to use AI reverse imaging to find out who some of these people were.
00:36:01 And that allowed us to piece this together.
00:36:03 Then I got contact by the RCMP veterans.
00:36:06 One guy, Clinton Jaws, who's got a YouTube presence, told me that CBC had taken a group of veterans to their studios in Vancouver and had got them dressed up in their red serge uniforms and put them on a stage in front of an alleged studio audience.
00:36:28 and humiliated them
00:36:30 with a supposed speech
00:36:33 by King Charles
00:36:35 who said that
00:36:37 the RCMP was going to be dissolved
00:36:38 because of the terrible things that it had done
00:36:40 Prince William
00:36:42 an actor playing Prince William was brought
00:36:44 in to seal the deal
00:36:47 about the dissolution of the RCMP
00:36:49 supposedly and Clinton was
00:36:51 just sitting there saying
00:36:53 this is just outrageous
00:36:54 and he got up and left and
00:36:56 was you know
00:36:58 followed around the RCMP studios, and then another woman who was a musician was brought,
00:37:04 and she had nothing to do with anything, and they humiliated her on this stage
00:37:09 and got her to play her instrument to God Save the King, did all sorts of horrible things to her.
00:37:15 And then I heard that you had been set up and that a number of other people had been approached.
00:37:20 So it was this massive type of setup operation, which is evidently costing between $2.5 and $5 million.
00:37:28 dollars of public funds to do this and you know humiliate a whole bunch of people who have views
00:37:36 that they that these people disagree with okay yeah thank you for that overview uh of it francis
00:37:45 and i did watch the rcmp's um live that he did walking through all of it and i really appreciate
00:37:54 at the end when he was trying to call a friend as well who had been set up because he was
00:37:58 concerned for his emotional and psychological well-being and because by the time you're a
00:38:05 retired cop you've seen a lot of things and been exposed to a lot of trauma and so then to be
00:38:13 humiliated this way instead of honored would probably upset some of them off and I wonder
00:38:19 you know I just wonder if something drastic had happened I wonder if CBC and the rest of them
00:38:23 would have thought yeah that you know that was really funny like going through this whole process
00:38:28 I saw no humor in it uh once I found out and I found out so they had emailed us uh back in the
00:38:36 end of March and uh we have Holly the frontline she's the one that checks our call to emails and
00:38:42 goes through and responds to everybody she responded to them like what's this about and
00:38:46 at April 13th they got back and said it was a documentary but it went to spam so she didn't
00:38:51 see it till the end of April as I was heading on a trip on business. And so I said, Oh, I'll reach
00:38:58 out to her. And so I said, Oh, yeah, sorry about that. Sorry to miss the documentary. You know,
00:39:02 went to spam hope, you know, that you have success with it. Oh, no, no, it's not too late. Can we come
00:39:07 next week? And we'll interview you. And I like you, I looked up the website, I researched a little
00:39:14 bit. And I thought, Okay, everything looks fairly legitimate here. And so once it was done, I
00:39:20 actually gave her a hug because it was just that friendly thing. She was in my home. That's who I
00:39:25 am. It's shame on her because I am who I am. And I think that if they were to play the interview,
00:39:33 they'd be humiliated because of the genuineness and because of the answers that I've given.
00:39:40 And then they said, oh yeah, if you know anybody else, I said, because I had asked too, who is it?
00:39:46 They said, if you know anybody else, I said, well, who have you reached out to first? And they said,
00:39:50 oh, just landowners in Richmond who were affected.
00:39:54 So again, lies, lies, lies, lies, lies.
00:39:57 And they said, we are trying,
00:39:58 but because I was feeling uneasy,
00:39:59 I thought, well, I'm not gonna give you a bunch of names,
00:40:02 you know, unless I know who you are,
00:40:04 because something was already setting off.
00:40:05 And then they said, oh,
00:40:06 can you help us get ahold of Dallas?
00:40:07 So I happened to text Dallas Brody.
00:40:10 And I said, hey, Dallas, you know,
00:40:12 they're apparently doing this documentary
00:40:13 and would love to be in contact with you.
00:40:16 That was in the evening.
00:40:17 She gets back to me the next morning 0.74
00:40:18 and she goes, oh my goodness, Tanya,
00:40:20 they reached out to us, having been in the media business, she saw some red flags and didn't fall
00:40:27 for it. And she says, haven't you seen what happened to Francis? And I'm like, no. And so
00:40:31 then I saw your video and I'm going, wow, you terrible people. And so that was sort of my segue
00:40:38 into being introduced and included in this. I kind of say, you know what, it's a badge of honor.
00:40:43 and francis honestly wear it proudly because no i'm not and people think i want the show to be
00:40:51 canceled and i don't i want them to produce my segment yeah i want to see i like maybe i'm more
00:40:57 powerful than i thought i was and i need to be taken down a pig and i'd like to see if it's
00:41:02 funny what they're gonna do i i find it hard to think out what the funnies but you know these
00:41:07 pranking shows you know they have their place they're usually used to you know as i say contest
00:41:13 those in power and hey i'm i guess i'm becoming a powerful person so i i deserve to be pranked
00:41:20 just as much as anyone does now the woman rcmp uh veteran who had psychological damage because
00:41:27 she has nothing to do with this at all she wanted to communicate how well she was doing with her
00:41:33 music career after retiring someone like that that that's a that's a real disaster because
00:41:40 she has psychological problems because what they've done to her and how they manipulated her
00:41:46 and humiliated her and she thought she was supposed to be honored and she took time out of
00:41:51 her busy schedule to go to Vancouver like that's a different matter because you know someone like
00:41:57 that's quite fragile but I am not fragile and I would be happy for them to air my segment and
00:42:05 same with lindsey shepherd lindsey shepherd is saying bring it on you know you produce your
00:42:10 funny satirical show let let the public decide whether it's funny or not i'm happy to you know
00:42:18 abide by whatever because i think you know it's dangerous for people not to be able to be pursuing
00:42:24 their artistic um kind of vision um you know when it involves the kind of deception that they've
00:42:31 engaged in you know going into people's homes and so on that's a bit of a problem but i was not hard
00:42:37 anyway i i was i thought it was great i i i had i've had you know weeks of entertainment
00:42:43 i got paid a thousand dollars which is far more than what i get paid to i didn't get anything
00:42:50 and i want the original thousand dollars i want the original recording because i want to make use
00:42:59 of it there was so it was literally one of the best interviews I've ever done on this topic I'm
00:43:04 kind of like thanks for asking and you know I provided my answer but they had you sign you know
00:43:10 this waiver and I'm like well I signed under false pretenses false name false company this and that so
00:43:15 I own that property and I could charge them for trespassing yeah no they're lucky if I don't
00:43:21 charge them for trespassing like I mean it is just shocking but I think what struck me is you know
00:43:27 because we're on the front line, as truth tellers in Canada, we've come up a lot against a lot of
00:43:33 opposition. I've been at this since 2015. And you know, the backlash during COVID, I hope you get
00:43:39 COVID and die and stuff like that. And those are just ignorant comments, because people are 0.99
00:43:44 ignorant, they're not, they just don't have the knowledge about the situation. And I think in a 0.97
00:43:48 year, they're going to change their tune, and they do. And so all of that had kind of, you know,
00:43:53 become old news and so now we're living in a bit of a different era where more canadians are
00:43:58 interested in hearing what we have to say and what they can do about it and so for these people to
00:44:04 have come into my home uh you know my private space i was like bad form really bad form yeah
00:44:13 well lindsey yeah and lindsey doesn't want the show canceled she wants her segment to be produced 0.74
00:44:17 just like i do but they had her social insurance number they strung her along for several months
00:44:23 as a consultant to uh develop this sir johnny mcdonald doll um that was very very intrusive
00:44:32 what they did to her um but in terms of my own situation i really didn't have very much contact
00:44:38 with them at all except for discussing my travel arrangements so i you know i'm i'm there's no
00:44:43 problem as far as i'm concerned and and i want to see their like produce my segment i have no problem
00:44:49 with it like and i wasn't harmed i got paid a thousand dollars so i'd like to see what they're
00:44:53 they're gonna do with it and whether it's funny because um you know humor is an odd thing what
00:44:59 one person finds is funny is not what another person finds is funny aboriginal people might
00:45:04 have a totally different conception of humor than aboriginal or some some aboriginal people might so
00:45:09 hey bring it on cbc i'm waiting for that so if you think i'm trying to cancel you i'm not
00:45:15 and i'd be happy yeah for you to do whatever you want to do with my with my interview yeah i look
00:45:23 at it too like i wouldn't consider myself a funny person like i have a good sense of humor and i
00:45:28 might give a zinger now and then but there's like nothing funny you know throughout the interview
00:45:33 so i'm like how could you make something funny out of that i really my my bottom line is i don't
00:45:38 think they meant for it to be funny. I think they meant for it to be an attack, that they thought
00:45:44 it'd take it down. But that's the difference between them and us. When you have integrity,
00:45:48 when you are truthful, and when you're a person with a good moral standing, you rise above people
00:45:55 like that. And so, you know, the majority of Canadians are looking at them and saying,
00:46:00 man, you're a disgusting person. You know, or you're just, you're deceitful. Like, nobody 1.00
00:46:06 nobody really appreciates that and and so they'll wear it they'll wear it yeah well satire you know
00:46:13 this is the thing about satire is that it often is very edgy it often upsets a lot of people and
00:46:19 it's important to have that you know the prank shows as well i think they do they can be they
00:46:23 can be effective in terms of speaking truth to power but a lot of these people are are are not
00:46:30 powerful people uh myself you know accepted like i'm very powerful i hadn't realized how powerful
00:46:36 i am until uh forge media decided to target me um but you know and i just keep on thinking about
00:46:43 this poor rcmp veteran who's just a musician she wasn't even in the communities or doing anything
00:46:49 with respect to aboriginal policy or anything like clinton's a bit of a you know he's quite
00:46:54 brash and he's been you know critiquing land acknowledgements and so on and saying sorry and
00:46:59 But she was completely bewildered because it made no sense to her at all.
00:47:05 Like it was, here she is, you know, got these aboriginal people in regalia who are, you know, disparaging the RCMP.
00:47:13 And she's thinking, what has this got to do?
00:47:16 Why is this happening?
00:47:17 Like she was completely taken aback and spent, you know, weeks having it run through her mind as to everything that had gone on.
00:47:26 whereas i knew immediately what this was all about i i didn't didn't take me long to figure
00:47:32 this out and you know so it wasn't any there was no harm done but i i don't know that the ethics
00:47:38 of this situation are um very tricky and i i don't know where that lies in terms of these kinds of
00:47:47 antics but cbc has been failing for and i'm a supporter of cbc when it was a good institution
00:47:56 doing actual investigative journalism and providing, you know,
00:48:01 filling in the gaps where the private sector couldn't.
00:48:04 They've been failing for over a decade, and they've got to cover this
00:48:09 just like they would other kinds of scandals.
00:48:12 And the big problem is how the CBC has covered the Kamloops 215 false claim,
00:48:19 and they must have panels where you allow critics to be able to speak
00:48:24 to those that are supporters of this claim and they have not done that at all over the last five
00:48:30 years and this is where the huge failure is with the cbc and i'm hoping that this you know overreach
00:48:37 that they've done is going to restore that once great institution to you know whatever what it was
00:48:44 you know 20 30 years ago yeah so that'll that'll happen well there needs to be a reckoning with the
00:48:51 Kamloops situation. And, you know, as we all hear and people will say, ah, the CBC is bought and
00:48:57 paid for at this point. And, you know, when Hitler was in place, he had his media arm with the
00:49:04 propaganda. And we have a different kind of Hitler in this day and age. I don't know if that's the 0.76
00:49:09 comparison, Marxist, whatever you want to call them, communist leaders take over. And so they
00:49:14 need the media giving a certain scenario to keep the populations you know in following along with
00:49:22 their with their orders and i think this mass grave thing is because they're so tied into the
00:49:27 united nations agenda to take over the world if you want to call it that way to have a global
00:49:34 government and then the main thing is is we are very rich in natural minerals and resources and
00:49:40 they want their hands on that so klaus schwab with his you'll own nothing and be happy we thought how
00:49:46 are they going to come take our land i own my home i worked hard that you know yeah and uh i'd be
00:49:53 darned if i'm gonna hand it over over illegal agreements that are going on in the background
00:49:58 and all this scenario and so they're using the indians as pawns and that is what i'm so disgusted 0.93
00:50:05 by because they've basically been wards of the state. On the reserves, they don't own their
00:50:10 properties. Now that they've given Aboriginal titles to the lands of property owners, that 0.57
00:50:16 means Aboriginal title has always meant that the government owns Aboriginal title. So they still 0.99
00:50:22 don't actually own the land. And it is just a farce that's going on. And we just appeal to all
00:50:29 of the Indians to get on board. We have a common enemy and it's our government. It's those who are
00:50:34 lying to you. And if in the end, they think that they're actually going to profit from this,
00:50:39 what does the last 11 years under the Trudeau and Kearney government tell them? They're still
00:50:45 living in maybe even greater poverty than they were 11 years ago. It's not about helping them.
00:50:52 It's about stealing our resources and taking over the land so that they can do that. Would you agree
00:50:57 with that statement? That's part of it. It's quite a complex picture. The aboriginal industry,
00:51:04 which is the group of lawyers and consultants who have been working at this since the 1970s,
00:51:11 they use legal mechanisms to foment grievances and then use more legal mechanisms to do it. 0.93
00:51:19 So part of it is the aboriginal industry has taken over the legal profession and the judiciary. 0.99
00:51:27 And it really was Section 35 of the Constitution, which needs to be removed from the Constitution. 0.99
00:51:33 That's the big struggle, is that Aboriginal people have the same rights as everyone else in Canada, except for they have additional rights. 0.68
00:51:43 So they have more rights than other people. 1.00
00:51:45 This is what George Orwell called some animals being more equal than others within a system.
00:51:52 So that was a huge mistake that happened in the 1980s.
00:51:56 We have to work to build the coalitions to remove Section 35. 1.00
00:52:00 that will remove the aboriginal industries you know sort of mechanism for making these kinds 0.75
00:52:08 of assertions and restore liberal democratic principles to canada and it's not just terrible
00:52:15 for non-aboriginal people it's terrible for aboriginal people because what it does is it 0.84
00:52:20 puts them under the thumb of these neo-tribal elites who act as dictators in the communities
00:52:27 and just basically take away all the funding from other people. 0.90
00:52:31 So that's a major part of the story. 0.76
00:52:34 The other story is trying to get the working class to believe that they're genocidaires
00:52:40 and therefore they have no reason to demand increases in their living standards.
00:52:46 They should just take the inflationary pressures and the difficulties
00:52:52 and they're trying to make ends meet.
00:52:55 So, you know, why should you make demands on the system if you're part of a genocidal, you know, population that's done such terrible harms?
00:53:04 You deserve everything that you get. So don't complain about your circumstances.
00:53:09 And then we have, of course, the international forces, which are very much at work trying to erode Canadian sovereignty and take over crown lands. 0.58
00:53:19 The thing about the individual property owners and so on, although this is important, it's a bit of a distraction because what the aboriginal industry is really interested in and these international forces is the crown lands. 0.59
00:53:34 They want to get hold of crown lands and the property rights, the individual property rights, that's really a side issue.
00:53:40 So what we need to do is protect the crown lands, which are what raises the revenue for the government to be able to provide the services that all Canadians need. 0.91
00:53:51 So that's something that's got to be understood is that I suspect that this individual property rights thing is a bit of a red herring, but we need to assert government control over crown lands and get rid of the aboriginal kinds of consultations and everything that are going on with respect to this. 0.70
00:54:10 And Section 35, removing Section 35 is a way to do that. And UNDRIP goes without saying. Just repeal that. Stop the legislative enactment of this kind of international kind of dynamic, which is going to enable international elements to take resources away from Canadians.
00:54:33 Right. You know, our government, I do, I say they're committing treason in the sense that they're allowing an unelected international body to interfere with our freedoms and democracy, to undermine our Constitution, you know, to misinform people regarding our Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
00:54:53 And we've been on the front line as well of teaching Canadians about the Coronation Oath, which is a binding document, and it secures our land rights within the Coronation Oath and the Constitution.
00:55:04 Charter must align with that.
00:55:05 That's another topic.
00:55:07 But the point being that, you know, people, you know, people lose for lack of knowledge.
00:55:15 And knowledge is so important.
00:55:17 educating people is so important and that's why they really want to shut us down so that they
00:55:22 don't understand what their unalienable rights are as even property owners as citizens uh the
00:55:30 right to be equal and that's another reason section 35 needs to go in all the treaties we
00:55:34 just need to tear them up and and everybody just be treated equal in this country will benefit
00:55:41 everyone. We have, through the Europeans coming to Canada, we offered so much development and
00:55:48 education, hospitals, schools, not the schools we have nowadays. I don't recommend those, but you 1.00
00:55:54 know what I mean? There was so much good that came from the creation of this beautiful, wonderful
00:56:02 country, Canada. And we need to unite and we need to really get involved in elections as a solution.
00:56:08 just last night. I think everybody received it this morning in their inboxes. There's four
00:56:13 elections, municipal and trustee elections in four different provinces. It was BC, Manitoba,
00:56:21 PEI. There's one other, but these elections at the community level are so incredibly vital and
00:56:30 important. And a lot of the activists, they are preparing individuals to get into those positions
00:56:36 so they can move them up and up and up to be activists at higher levels with more power.
00:56:42 And so we've got to take the power back at the community level.
00:56:44 You need to get behind people within your community, and you need to help fund them.
00:56:50 You need to go door knocking, you need to scrutinier, and we need to replace these individuals
00:56:55 so that we can start having terrific decisions made and legislation passed and repeals made
00:57:02 by provinces and then hopefully all the way up federally.
00:57:06 But there's a lot of power in your vote. You can't take it for granted. You have to be active now before elections and start preparing. So on that, Frances, is there, oh, you know what, before you go, before we end, we're almost at the top of the hour. I wanted to ask you, what do you think about this decision by the Senate committee to include this amendment to criminalize denialism? What's your thoughts on that?
00:57:31 it's an outrage i can't believe that this is happening but of course we do have the precedent
00:57:38 of holocaust denial being made illegal too so we we should remove like you shouldn't be uh
00:57:46 criminal it should be criminalized to have discussions about historical circumstances
00:57:51 so that's something that's already there because people are saying oh well the holocaust because 0.59
00:57:56 holocaust denial is illegal therefore why not residential school being illegal well holocaust
00:58:02 denial shouldn't be illegal either people should be able to contest whatever the historical
00:58:07 circumstances are personally i think there's a lot of evidence to show that there was a genocide that
00:58:13 was committed in the second world war but if someone's going to contest that then they just
00:58:17 are irrational and don't have an understanding of the facts but that's being used now to stop
00:58:23 the discussion about the residential schools. And it's amazing how having discussions about
00:58:32 the Kamloops case, which is obviously an improbable story, like there's not one parent
00:58:39 who said that children never came home. There's been commissions in the 1990s and the Truth and
00:58:45 Reconciliation Commission where no one ever mentioned anything about clandestine burials
00:58:50 at that time. There was a book called Behind Closed Doors, which had no mention of murders
00:58:58 or clandestine burials. So this doesn't make any sense as to how 200 children could have been
00:59:04 murdered and buried clandestinely. And to contest that ridiculous story is now going to be illegal 0.70
00:59:12 and is going to put you in jail for two years? It just shows you how desperate they are 0.82
00:59:18 to prevent the truth from being put forward that that's what when when you can no longer win the
00:59:25 argument then you got to bring in coercion to intimidate people and stop them from having the 0.99
00:59:31 discussions that need to be had and we're going to talk about traumatizing aboriginal people
00:59:37 many aboriginal people were traumatized by hearing that hundreds of children were murdered and put
00:59:43 into a clandestine burials in Kamloops. So isn't it going to be beneficial for Aboriginal people 1.00
00:59:48 to understand that really there is no evidence to support that claim? Well exactly and you've
00:59:56 touched on so many important points is that there is strong evidence regarding you know what
01:00:02 happened in World War II with the Jews but we don't have any strong evidence here not even a
01:00:07 little bit and if it was my relatives and uh they're all about uh indians are all about ceremonies and 0.98
01:00:15 uh rituals and all the rest of it well wouldn't you want all of these 215 children dug up to give 1.00
01:00:21 them a proper dignified burial it's it's like it doesn't match nothing is lining up and so of course
01:00:28 and and the fact is that we're paying for this yes 12.1 million dollars with the application which
01:00:35 says excavations on it and this nonsense that the globe and mail is trying to perpetuate when it
01:00:41 says oh well they could allocate it to other things if they chose to the form the application
01:00:47 was for excavations those additional things were just to assist with the excavation so this is
01:00:53 absurd the band agreed to do the excavations between 2021 to 2023 the 13 family heads agree
01:01:01 But now because they sense that it's not going to go their way in terms of the evidence, they're backing away from it.
01:01:08 And Pierre Polyev, he can hold this ban to account by asking questions about it in the House of Commons.
01:01:16 Aaron Gunn can take my petition forward demanding that expeditions should be done.
01:01:22 But those leaders in the Conservative Party federally are doing nothing to hold that Kamloops ban to account.
01:01:29 Well, you know what? It's not just the Conservative parties doing nothing on this issue. I put an e-petition forward and for nearly a year, June will be a year, to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist group. They won't take it on.
01:01:42 Yet, Polyev is down on the library, Vancouver library, with a sea of Iranians there, the Persians, with their flags, the two Persians, not the Muslims. 0.63
01:01:55 And he's going, we got to get rid of the IRGC. 0.83
01:01:59 And so they're all like, yeah.
01:02:00 And so what's he going to be saying next week to the Iranians or the Palestinians?
01:02:04 And then we know that Jeff Everly is trying to get a petition put forward for an MP to sponsor it. And Leslyn Lewis and Garnet Genuis have refused. And that's to readdress the conversion therapy ban, because his daughter was attacked by the trans mob in the government. And, you know, there needs to be, yeah, there needs to be accountability.
01:02:30 so people want to hang on to the conservative party i just said how important voting is
01:02:35 and it's like you can't keep voting the party line when they obviously aren't doing what they
01:02:40 can even in the slightest way like this e-petition that you need sponsored is legitimate what could
01:02:47 they possibly think to lose by putting that forward or any of these other issues so i'm
01:02:53 highly suspicious of them you're the third person now that they're not sponsoring a very critically
01:02:59 critically important one and I'll just go back to the 215 children accusation is you know it went
01:03:09 all the way up the chain as Michelle Sterling did that wonderful documentary or response to
01:03:15 the documentary of sugarcane and then China calling Canada a genocidal nation and you know
01:03:24 it's all strategically all the chess pieces are being put in place so that these globalists can
01:03:30 come in and and do exactly what they wanted to and they've been planning this for decades so
01:03:35 they're not going to let go easily and again just a final statement that's why it is so important
01:03:41 for us to work as hard as we can you are at war people we are at war in Canada and if we want to
01:03:47 see this change we need to get good people into office who are going to turn this over and take
01:03:53 defend our constitution and what our fathers of confederation gifted us with so in in closing
01:04:01 francis uh what are words of encouragement or instruction what would you like to say to our
01:04:07 viewers we need to fight now and fight hard before it's all gone you know we are heading down a
01:04:13 totalitarian path and what we need to do is we need to have honesty transparency accountability
01:04:21 and legal equality. And we need to fight hard for those principles in a liberal democratic society,
01:04:28 because if we don't have those in place, we're going to have nothing to protect us
01:04:33 from these incredibly serious violations to our ability to live in a democratic society.
01:04:44 Right. And so thank you for that. And how can people help you out? I want people that if they
01:04:50 hear Francis Whittowson is showing up in an event, get out there and join her. Don't be a scaredy cat.
01:04:56 I mean, if the mob, you know, they might have a thousand of them, but if there was 4,000 of us,
01:05:00 you know, the dynamics change. So get out there, participate. Your presence is important, but how
01:05:05 else can they support you, Francis? Well, you can get Miles McDougal and Daniel Smith to hold this
01:05:11 event at the University of Plathbridge with myself, Tony Hall, and Aaron Peet. I have a fundraiser,
01:05:19 which I use to cover my expenses when I go to the universities to hold the
01:05:23 Spectrum Street epistemology, you know,
01:05:26 sort of events at various campuses,
01:05:28 which I'm hoping to go to Langara college in September because this is
01:05:34 terrible.
01:05:34 What's happened at Langara because they shut down a discussion of about the
01:05:38 residential schools and no one even knew about that there.
01:05:42 And just generally my YouTube channel and Twitter accounts,
01:05:47 feel free to follow me and subscribe to those because you know the numbers helps you to
01:05:53 you know make an impact on canadian society so i think those are the major areas that
01:05:59 where people can support me so that's wonderful now your organized or your website is www.wokeacademy.info
01:06:08 can they find your fundraising page and other information youtube all of that on your
01:06:13 website okay youtube is uh francis widowson 1600 and twitter is francis widows one uh on twitter
01:06:24 you can find me pretty easily just by you know googling my name and that the fundraising
01:06:30 information is both on twitter and on youtube all right okay well francis thank you so much
01:06:36 for joining me on the show i i do i just i love you you're a tenacious lady as i say go wear that
01:06:42 badge of honor proudly. And on behalf of Canadians, thank you. Thank you for everything that you're
01:06:48 doing. It was my pleasure. All right. Thanks. Okay, bye. All right, everyone. Isn't that just
01:06:55 amazing? I love listening to Frances. What a smart lady, tenacious, courageous, and as we say,
01:07:02 courage is contagious. So, you know, see and hear what she's doing, show up at these events. We need
01:07:09 people not standing at the back of the room but coming forward because together we can make
01:07:14 quite an army for truth and i think that is absolutely critical in this day and age
01:07:19 so next week on the empower hour well look at that it's going to be me i i like to do a show
01:07:25 every now and then i would love to do a show every week because what i'm working on here in
01:07:30 the background you guys it's just absolutely amazing i've got so much to tell but i don't
01:07:35 have time to go on to X and to other platforms to even give updates in a day. So I'm going to
01:07:41 take advantage next week. As we know, it is June 3rd today, and we are already starting up so-called
01:07:49 Pride Month. One of the, isn't it one of the seven deadly sins? How do they say that? Somebody help 0.99
01:07:54 me out. Anyways, it's awful. It's not well thought of. Pride is not a good thing. And anyways, so
01:08:01 they're at it. I believe that industry as well is beginning to lose a lot of support. We heard
01:08:09 last year that pride events, the parades were losing a lot of funding because of policies that
01:08:16 Trump had put in place in the United States, which ended up being car dealerships and
01:08:21 individuals that had to pull because it was from an effect anyways. It was great. And so now I
01:08:30 believe that this month we should be taking action for Canada's information like the ban non-governmental
01:08:35 flag letter that we've created and start educating everyone who's flying that flag. We want you going
01:08:42 into businesses. This is a powerful political flag. Pride is political. The LGBTQ are a political
01:08:49 organization. And so we need to understand that and we need to name it. And just like we wouldn't
01:08:55 let any other political organization come in and take over all of society, we're not going to allow
01:09:00 them to do it. But again, people have been bullied by the LGBT community. I've heard store owners say 1.00
01:09:07 they just got so fed up with being asked to put that little sticker in their window that they gave
01:09:13 in. And I think once they read the letter that about the pedophiles behind the trans flag, for 0.53
01:09:19 instance, and their deviancy, wouldn't that change your mind? Like, are you really, you want that 0.97
01:09:25 trans flag up there? And Gilbert said that this is what flags are for. Flags are about proclaiming
01:09:34 power. So why are we allowing them to take power of our school boards and our city halls and society?
01:09:41 It's just got to stop. So the other side of it is I am going to be going over a new resource.
01:09:48 I am challenging the term religion because we have the freedom of religion in Canada,
01:09:53 And that was meant to provide, to keep the government out of the business of the church. 1.00
01:09:58 It was not to provide all of these other individuals coming from foreign nations, 0.92
01:10:04 bringing their failed foreign systems of belief and transplanting them here.
01:10:08 And those were known in biblical times as false gods.
01:10:12 There is no such thing as false religion. 0.64
01:10:14 These are false gods.
01:10:16 And so God says, first two commandments, he says,
01:10:19 you shall have no other gods before me or make for yourselves idols.
01:10:22 So we have to tear these down in Canada. And that will lead also into a conversation regarding what Islam looks like in Canada at this point and the threat that that poses. So I hope you'll join us. Mark it on your calendar. I think it's going to be a very interesting show. 1.00
01:10:40 And to wrap up tonight, the Bible verse is going to be first from Exodus 34, 12.
01:10:46 It says, be careful not to make a treaty with those who live in the land where you're going.
01:10:50 This will prove to be a trap to you. 0.76
01:10:53 And isn't that just exactly what we're experiencing?
01:10:56 When our founding fathers came in, that was one big mistake they made. 1.00
01:11:01 They should have never signed treaties with the Aboriginal people because they certainly 1.00
01:11:06 don't appreciate it, right? 0.99
01:11:07 I mean, they're just taking our money and running with it and then complaining and crying out discrimination. And I think we're all fed up with it. We're done. We're done funding this system. But you know what? We have to overturn the whole thing. And I do believe that means opening up the Constitution and removing Section 35 and tearing up the treaties.
01:11:28 So it may be harsh to say, but we can see it's not working. This is not working. And if we want
01:11:33 Canada to be, you know, genuinely united, we need to make some serious changes. So the closing verse
01:11:40 is my favorite Galatians 6.9, let us not become weary in doing good, but at the, for at the proper
01:11:46 time, we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. So don't give up because Action for Canada
01:11:51 isn't giving up. We're excited about what's coming. We're taking back some territory from
01:11:56 the enemy. And we're going to keep doing that until we win. And we need you on our side. So
01:12:00 please help financially support us. We appreciate your prayers and your words of encouragement as
01:12:06 well. So thank you. God bless you. And God bless Canada.
01:12:26 I'm going to thank our founding fathers for giving their lives and sacrificing so much
01:12:38 for our freedom.
01:12:42 And I'm calling on you today.
01:12:45 Don't put them to shame.
01:12:48 Don't waste what they did.
01:12:49 We have guaranteed rights in this country.
01:12:56 we are putting chapters across the nation we are going to be in every town and every city
01:13:07 and we are going to build communities within these communities of like-minded people who are
01:13:13 actually going to care for one another again and love on each other and give each other the help
01:13:18 when they're down we are going to use the teams and the people that build within chapters to
01:13:25 support our businesses. The government's actions are completely 100% unlawful. Judgment will again
01:13:35 be found on justice, and those with virtuous hearts will pursue it. You have a virtuous heart
01:13:44 if you are here today pursuing freedom and righteousness. And then verse 23 comes along
01:13:52 of the promise. God says he will turn the sins of evil people back on them. He will
01:14:01 destroy them for their sins. I take great comfort in that because I serve a mighty living 0.97
01:14:10 God who has allowed us to go through this season of discomfort because we as a nation
01:14:18 have turned our backs on him
01:14:21 and we need to get right.
01:14:24 So I am just going to thank you so much.
01:14:27 I'm going to say God bless you
01:14:29 and God bless Canada.
01:14:48 Thank you.
01:15:18 Thank you.