Action4Canada - Intelligence Analyst, Security & Operational Risk Manager, Research Analysts Expert & Live Q&A

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00:02:32.440 Hello, my friends, and welcome to the June 29th, 2022 Empower Hour. It's so good to see you all here

00:02:52.600 tonight. If you can think of anyone right now who might be interested in joining us, just a reminder,

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00:03:02.960 great show planned for tonight. Coming up is Action for Canada's founder, Tanya Gaw, with her weekly

00:03:08.480 updates. And tonight, she'll be joined by Tom Quiggan. Tom will be talking about his concerns regarding the

00:03:14.980 top leaders of the RCMP and their support of government corruption at provincial and federal

00:03:20.420 levels. Action for Canada is a grassroots movement reaching out to millions of Canadians

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00:03:32.000 our nation. Through call to action campaigns, we equip citizens to take action. We are committed to

00:03:39.140 protecting faith, family and freedom. I'm so honored each week to be able to introduce you to Tanya Gaw,

00:03:47.420 the founder and leader of Action for Canada. And every week, I always feel that I can never say

00:03:53.660 enough about her. She's such an incredible person. She's a woman of faith, integrity and passion.

00:04:00.540 She inspires us with her actions and words. She empowers us to stand strong in truth and to stand up for

00:04:07.540 our rights and freedoms. She loves Canada and is fighting on behalf of all citizens from shore to shore.

00:04:14.200 Tanya, we are so grateful for your knowledge, your leadership and your commitment. Thank you and God

00:04:20.820 bless you and welcome.

00:04:24.140 Hi there and welcome everyone. We're happy to be here for another Empower Hour. I'm super looking

00:04:31.360 forward to the show tonight. This has been I think on people's radar and a real concern for a long time,

00:04:37.980 especially in the last two years, what's happening, you know, with law enforcement in this country.

00:04:43.200 I've always said that, you know, countries that didn't fall into tyranny are the ones where the

00:04:49.220 military and the police stood behind the people and not the government. And we're calling on our

00:04:55.680 law enforcement to really reconsider their position and stand for Canadians, stand up for their oath.

00:05:02.260 All right. Thank you again for that, Heather. I am going to get straight into the web page and just

00:05:07.680 cover a few matters and so that we can bring Tom on and hear from him. So, Trenzy, I'm just going to

00:05:14.760 share my screen. All right. So, as I like to do every week, I like to start with the map of Canada

00:05:21.620 and all those wonderful little red maple leaves on there representing chapters for Action for Canada.

00:05:26.440 Canada. We have put had put a bit of a pause on increasing those chapters because we just needed

00:05:33.200 to do a little bit of extra work administratively, et cetera, here at Action for Canada because we were

00:05:38.720 growing so quickly and we really want to be effective. It's not about quantity. It's about quality

00:05:43.720 of the chapters and building the communities when within each of these areas. And so, we're commencing

00:05:49.840 the vetting process again and we're looking at having more leaders. Like I said, we don't only

00:05:56.420 want to be in 338 ridings. We want to be in every town and community across Canada. So, if this is of

00:06:03.200 interest to you, if you want to be a chapter leader, we could sure use your help. It is such an important

00:06:09.060 role to play. I think it's one of the best strategies in Canada right now because, as we've said, the WEF

00:06:16.040 and the UN have said they're going to use the cities in order to implement their nasty agenda

00:06:22.760 because they're closest to the people. So, we've got to take back our city councils. We've got to take

00:06:27.640 back our school boards and it's going to start by really, really growing up our communities and our

00:06:32.820 numbers within each one of them. All right. Just a little bit of updates here. We're working on the

00:06:42.320 website again to try to make it as user-friendly as possible. We'll be posting the Empower Hour on the

00:06:48.740 homepage. We've got the call to action which takes you to the weekly action page as well as, I mean,

00:06:54.860 this is a huge campaign right now across Canada that Action for Canada is commencing, bringing

00:07:00.520 awareness of the sexualization of our children in the public school systems, private and in our libraries,

00:07:07.600 pretty much throughout society, and it's got to come to an end. A friend of mine posted a link,

00:07:15.520 sent me a link today, and it was from, it was actually the National Post and a new group, I believe

00:07:22.000 it's Gays Against, I'll have to make sure I get that right. I've lost the link for a moment, but they're 1.00

00:07:28.280 against the radical agenda to sexualize children. They said their community has been hijacked. I've been

00:07:35.400 saying that for six years, that this is not about the gay and lesbian community who just want to live

00:07:40.600 their life. It's about radical sexual deviants who want to interfere with our kids. And so I've been 0.99

00:07:47.520 calling on the gay and lesbian community saying, don't leave it up to us. You know, on the front line

00:07:52.440 of this, we need you to have a voice in it because this is going to strongly affect, you know, how far you

00:07:58.200 have come. It's going to super duper undo it because people are becoming very intolerant. They don't know

00:08:04.080 how to separate the gay and lesbian community from the radical trans community. And so they need to 0.89

00:08:10.140 have a voice and they need to get active. So I was happy to hear about that. So we are doing a few

00:08:15.500 updates to the webpage. We have one of the most comprehensive World Economic Forum websites, I

00:08:22.460 think, anywhere to be found. Jenny has been working very hard on that with the assistance of Sheila.

00:08:28.020 And so go in and check out the WEF. We have it as a whole. We have it as a WEF within Canada,

00:08:35.080 the universities, just a real breakdown of how far they've infiltrated. And when you look at it,

00:08:41.600 it can be quite intimidating to think how strategic they have been over the last 40 years to get people

00:08:47.500 into select positions with authority in order to bring the agenda that we're now faced with today,

00:08:54.000 which is dominant world governance and basically a communist agenda. Okay, I've been asked to as

00:09:03.460 well under join. If you go to empower hour, you'll see this little drop down. Sorry, I've got the little

00:09:09.660 pop up in the way. Just a moment. Let me try that again.

00:09:12.840 All right. And what happens on this page is every time we have an empower hour, in the chat, we are

00:09:21.580 providing links that correspond with the speaker. This is the page that you can come to if you ever

00:09:26.980 wished you had a link from David Lindsay, for instance, on the coronation note, you can come here

00:09:31.520 and get that information. So come and just take a look at this page. If there's something that you

00:09:36.920 were thinking in the past, we've got it categorized as well. Our team is doing just an amazing job.

00:09:42.840 Trying to make sure that, you know, when people come on our website, they're not overwhelmed and can

00:09:47.900 find the information that's most important to them. Because Action for Canada covers a lot of

00:09:52.880 different issues in hopes to help educate the masses and bring more awareness. Last week on the

00:10:00.380 empower hour, I gave a presentation on the sexualization of our children, where that's coming

00:10:05.960 through the World Economic Forum in the UN. It's been in the makings for many, many years. And I'm just

00:10:12.100 very pleased to say that Canadians are finally reaching a limit as to how much they're going 0.99

00:10:18.100 to feel that they need to be forced to accept. What's happening to our children is grooming

00:10:23.600 them for pedophilia, for pedophiles to make room. But more tragically, what's happening through the

00:10:32.740 SOGI resource in the Comprehensive Sexual Education Program is, of course, it is leading to kids going on to

00:10:39.160 damaging puberty blockers and or undergoing surgeries. And this is sterilizing them. Wonderful world

00:10:45.740 population control method. It's horrific, these people need to be stopped. So I'll be sending this

00:10:52.860 out as an urgent action with a call to action at the bottom, with the notice of liability to put a

00:10:58.620 stop to the SOGI 123 learning resources, remove all the sexually explicit and pornographic books,

00:11:04.500 and prohibit these drag queens, these vile drag queens from having access to our children. 1.00

00:11:11.280 All right, so that'll be in your mailbox, hopefully tomorrow morning. Now, for those of you who are new

00:11:16.200 under calls to action, you go to weekly emails, and you'll be able to find the information that we put

00:11:21.300 out each week. This week, I decided that I was going to provide a special report. I have been working

00:11:27.940 with the BCRCMP. This is now he used to be Assistant Commissioner McDonald. He is Deputy Commissioner

00:11:34.140 in charge of E Division. That's a big job. He answers directly to Commissioner Lucky. And this

00:11:40.260 is Superintendent Blackadar. That's his right hand mind, right hand man under the crimes division for

00:11:48.400 E Division. These two gentlemen have had all of the information I think needed for them to commence an

00:11:54.160 investigation. And they have refused to do so saying that the standard is so high within BC and

00:12:02.100 they named Newfoundland, that they just can't commence an investigation as if it would never

00:12:06.600 pass through the through the Crown. But that's I just believe it's lies. We see that murder is going

00:12:13.900 on in this nation, and people are going to need to be held accountable. On this report, I do ask that you

00:12:20.680 would reach out to Commissioner McDonald and Superintendent Blackadar, and just send them a

00:12:26.160 note, send them a note that you're now aware that they've been fully informed for two years,

00:12:31.000 that Bonnie Henry, the health officer is being criminally negligent, causing harm, including death,

00:12:36.900 as well as the premiers involved in this, and that we're demanding that that they commence an

00:12:41.380 investigation and get busy on this subject. All right, like I said, I'm moving along fairly quick,

00:12:47.300 because I want to get Tom on. Please make sure that you not only read through the information

00:12:54.000 that we're providing you, I try to give you a crash course on whatever subject it is that we're

00:12:59.400 addressing. And then it is requested that you, as a step of being actively involved, would take this

00:13:07.180 information and share it all over social media, share it to your family and friends, because knowledge

00:13:12.640 is power. And that's what's going to bring about the kind of change we need, we need more Canadians

00:13:18.660 educated on what's happening in this country. And as I've mentioned last week, Trudeau's

00:13:25.120 relationship with the high ranking officials is an unusual one. I can't imagine that he'd be given a

00:13:33.520 smooch to a high ranking RCMP commissioner if he happened to be a man. But based on last week's

00:13:41.780 picture image with him with Emmanuel Macron, the head of France, who he was in a very intimate

00:13:49.380 embrace with, maybe I'm mistaken. But either way, it's not a good look. And I believe that it is one

00:13:57.800 of the reasons why our RCMP commissioner is not taking action against Justin Trudeau, after having

00:14:04.860 not only just ethical violations, we're talking criminal and corrupt activity. So here's my good

00:14:11.920 friend Tom Quiggin, with Danny Bulford. And what I love about this video is, you know, I mean, the

00:14:18.780 government police are trying to say that the people that overtook Ottawa were anarchists, and that

00:14:24.760 terrorism was it was behind all of this. And these two individuals, Tom, especially, I mean, he's he's

00:14:31.340 been investigating terrorism. He's a terrorism expert. He's been to countries, where we know,

00:14:36.720 like, maybe maybe some of the Islamic countries, you know, that have actual terrorists, shooting

00:14:42.340 people and chopping their heads off, he knows what terrorism looks like, the peaceful gathering in 0.94

00:14:47.920 Ottawa came nowhere close. And so this just gives a lot of legitimacy, who the individuals are who are 0.53

00:14:54.920 speaking out against the government. And I hope you all aware of, you know, what's transpiring with

00:14:59.940 Commissioner McDonald and Bill Blair, I mean, talk about lies, corruption, covering for one another,

00:15:06.660 and but it's all coming out. And I have personally said for many years that I believe that Justin

00:15:12.080 Trudeau is going to be the first Prime Minister removed from office. And I stand by that. And I'm

00:15:17.820 even hoping that it may be coming very soon. So just an update. When we take a look at these figures,

00:15:23.080 45,316 dead, over 4.4 million people have been injured, 2 million of those injuries are very severe

00:15:32.140 and serious. They say that only one to 10% of the vaccination injuries are being reported. So you can

00:15:39.260 just imagine what this figure looks like in reality. And we are all hearing about family, friends,

00:15:44.960 loved ones, or somebody who knows somebody who's either had blood clots, heart attacks, cancer,

00:15:49.460 etc, and dying. Time to clean house and overhaul the RCMP. And then as a final, will you please

00:15:58.020 take this video of Aidan, watch it, and then share it. Action for Canada is committed to giving our

00:16:05.280 youth a voice. And we went through the eight-week program. And I think that Aidan's video presentation

00:16:11.480 that he decided to give a speech on is right on point. Why are our youth, 14, 15 years old,

00:16:17.980 thinking about the 10 stages of genocide? Something is very wrong in our country. And we can not sit

00:16:25.240 back and be complacent. We need to be actively involved. So please, help Action for Canada.

00:16:31.120 Get into one of the chapters. Help us with our actions when we call on you. It's all very strategic

00:16:35.620 as to why and when we are commencing actions. But we need your support. We need a million people

00:16:42.200 who are taking action. We really, really need to grow up this movement and this organization.

00:16:47.720 Okay, whew, I'm just going to stop with that. And Heather, would you please come back on and 1.00

00:16:53.040 introduce Tom? And let's get the show going.

00:16:56.000 Yes, I'm happy to. Thank you again, Tanya, for all your updates. We are so very excited to welcome

00:17:01.620 for the first time to the Empower Hour, Mr. Tom Quiggan. Tom is a man of many talents and

00:17:08.160 qualifications. He has over 30 years of practical intelligence experience in a variety of positions,

00:17:14.880 including the RCMP, the Bank of Canada, the Canadian Armed Forces, and more. He is a court

00:17:21.660 qualified expert on terrorism in both the federal and criminal courts. And he is highly qualified to

00:17:28.440 provide expert testimony in response to the government's malfeasance regarding the so-called

00:17:33.980 COVID crisis. He has repeatedly called out elected officials, senators, and police in response to

00:17:41.480 their shameful lies regarding the trucker's convoy. Much of his current research focuses on issues of

00:17:48.260 free speech, extremism, and social unrest. Now, you may recall that during the Freedom Convoy

00:17:54.540 2022, Tom assisted convoy operations by providing protective intelligence assessments to the convoy,

00:18:01.300 police forces, and others. And if that's not enough, he is also an author and co-author of

00:18:07.420 several books. Please help me welcome Tom Quiggan. Tom, thank you for joining us today and welcome to the

00:18:14.780 Empower Hour. Well, thank you for the invitation. It's great to be back. That's good. Yeah, we're so glad to

00:18:21.440 have you here, Tom. Thank you, Heather, for that. Okay, Tom, without further ado, I am just a fan of

00:18:28.340 yours. You and I have been in contact for a number of years. We met through the government trying to

00:18:34.720 pass motion M103. And, you know, that was quite a panic for those of us who are awake and aware

00:18:41.760 of the reasons that Trudeau was trying to implement that motion, which they succeeded in. And, you know,

00:18:48.840 you ended up presenting and providing 132 pages of evidence to Commissioner Lucky back in 2018,

00:18:59.260 allegedly proving that Justin Trudeau, along with Icricolid and a few others, had been funding

00:19:06.640 terrorism. And so that's a bit of your and my history. And then we lost touch a little bit for

00:19:13.280 a little while there. But then I saw you come back up. And I'm so happy to see that you were on

00:19:18.160 the front lines helping in Ottawa with all of your expertise. So with that, I just want to hand the

00:19:24.600 floor over to you. Please share with us what's on your heart. And then we'll have a little more

00:19:29.020 discussion and go to Q&A. Well, thanks, Tanya. As you mentioned earlier, there's a lot of problems

00:19:35.660 right now with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. And as was mentioned, I'm a former intelligence

00:19:41.420 contractor with the RCMP. I worked for them from 2000 to 2006. And I worked at the Integrated National

00:19:48.700 Security Enforcement Team, which deals with issues of national security, terrorism, sensitive

00:19:54.100 investigations into judges and politicians and issues such as that. I've also, it was mentioned,

00:20:01.120 worked for the military, I worked for the War Crimes Tribunal, I worked for the Bank of Canada,

00:20:04.560 and almost always in an intelligence and investigatorial capacity. So it's a subject I've

00:20:10.880 got some familiarity with. And as you mentioned, as well, I've testified in multiple court cases

00:20:15.760 on both sides of the aisle, both for the defence and for the Crown. And I was also declared a court

00:20:22.080 expert on the reliability of intelligence as evidence in the courtroom, which was a bit of a

00:20:26.860 first in Canada. But this evening's discussion, as you mentioned, is really to focus on the RCMP,

00:20:31.740 the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. And there are so many things going on right now, it's almost

00:20:36.160 dizzying to try and sort of list them all. But I think first, for your listeners, we should

00:20:41.840 point something out and say that the job of the commissioner of the RCMP is to draw a line,

00:20:49.520 if you will, between the government, which sits on top of her, and the employees of the RCMP who sit

00:20:56.420 below her. So as commissioner, it is her job to look upwards towards the government and listen to the

00:21:02.860 prime minister, to the minister of public safety, to the minister of justice, to hear their concerns,

00:21:08.940 to hear their ideas, and to hear where they want things to go in government. So she is supposed to

00:21:14.600 be the person who intersects with the politicians on a regular basis. Now, her job, however, is to

00:21:21.780 ensure that that politicization does not go below her level. So in other words, deputy commissioners, 0.81

00:21:28.220 assistant commissioners, and everybody right on down to the newest recruit at depot should be

00:21:34.520 focused on the job at hand, focused on getting things done, not focused on worrying what the

00:21:41.240 government thinks. So that's the same in every department, whether it's the chief of defense

00:21:45.320 staff, the commissioner of the RCMP, or the deputy minister of transport, or the deputy minister of

00:21:50.680 health, their job is to provide that solid line between the politicization on top of them,

00:21:55.960 and the professionalization below them. What has happened to the RCMP over the past several

00:22:01.300 years, and this predates Trudeau, to be fair, is that the position has become increasingly

00:22:06.580 politicized. But I think the thing is, under the Trudeau government, and as people are increasingly

00:22:11.640 calling it the Trudeau regime, the politicization has gone right down to the desk level, right down to

00:22:17.180 the constable level. So the constables in the RCMP, if they're out chasing drunks on back roads in

00:22:22.880 northern Manitoba, if they're going to a domestic dispute in BC, they're attending a murder scene in

00:22:27.760 Nova Scotia, they're now as much focused on, you know, how will the prime minister think about this,

00:22:32.240 what will the news say, as they are on actually enforcing the law. And this is desperate, this is

00:22:37.500 serious, this is bad. This is, you know, without putting too fine a point on it, it is a nail in the

00:22:43.780 coffin of democracy. It's really bad. So when I say this, I mean, what am I talking about? So first off,

00:22:49.020 I mean, I think the thing everybody knows about right now is in Nova Scotia, there was a brutal

00:22:53.820 massacre, 22 people were murdered. And there were questions right off the hop as to did the RCMP do

00:22:59.880 a good job in responding not to the actual shooting itself, but in the immediate after effects of that.

00:23:05.960 And of course, it's come out that Commissioner Brenda Luckey interfered directly with the investigation

00:23:12.040 in order to exploit the murder of 22 people to further try and support Justin Trudeau's new gun

00:23:20.840 grab or his new gun laws. So not only is there like this horrible massacre where 22 people are killed,

00:23:26.760 which means the lives of a couple of hundred people have just been ruined because they've lost

00:23:30.860 mothers, brothers, sisters, cousins, friends, employees, all that sort of stuff. But the commissioner

00:23:37.080 put her finger into the process to politicize it in order to benefit Justin Trudeau's new gun laws 0.98

00:23:44.940 coming out. And this is just an unimaginable violation of two different things. One, she's

00:23:50.860 interfering in an ongoing criminal investigation, which she should not be doing. Secondly, she's

00:23:55.860 politicizing it. And to politicize the murder of 22 people to help a guy like Justin Trudeau,

00:24:01.160 you have to really wonder like, where is her heart in all of this? Where is her brain in all of this?

00:24:05.220 And obviously, she's been thoroughly politicized. In a normal world back in the 1990s or the early

00:24:11.240 2000s, she'd be unceremoniously fired and shown the door. Nowadays, however, it's just like, well,

00:24:17.700 you know, it's almost normal. So that's one. But let's look at a couple of others. I'll talk about

00:24:22.360 this as we go along. There was the RCMP's refusal to assist in the investigation of the Iranian shoot

00:24:28.800 down of the airliner that killed 55 Canadians and a couple of hundred of other folks as well.

00:24:36.780 And that's particularly interesting because the RCMP's refusal to investigate that served the

00:24:43.200 interests of, oh, yeah, Justin Trudeau and his brother. And his brother, by the way, Sasha used to

00:24:49.500 work for Iranian State TV. So the Trudeau government through his brother, who's an official advisor to the

00:24:55.500 government, by the way, has connections to Iranian State TV. So there's another one. And I'll talk a

00:25:00.940 bit more about that later if you want. We also have the situation where former RCMP Commissioner

00:25:06.700 Bev Boussin was lying to the Senate when she was advocating that the Emergencies Act be extended

00:25:16.420 past its initial seven-day limit to take it to its full 31-day limit. She actually literally lied to the

00:25:23.640 Senate to support the position of Justin Trudeau. Now, when I say she's lying to the Senate, what was

00:25:29.700 she lying about? Well, she got up and gave this highly emotional, very powerful speech about how

00:25:36.020 Freedom Convoy 2022 had arrived in Ottawa. And then she said, quite literally, it had been taken over by

00:25:43.300 dark forces. And she actually used that term. It had been taken over by dark forces. And then she goes

00:25:49.600 on to explain that the dark forces were highly trained, highly funded, highly skilled anarchists

00:25:55.820 who'd taken over the convoy. And I remember I looked at that and I thought, oh my God, what is

00:26:01.140 happening here? She's a former commissioner of the RCMP. She should understand national security.

00:26:07.300 She should understand criminality. We do have an anarchist, you know, a series of anarchist groups

00:26:12.440 here in Canada. They're not a systemic threat to the state, but they do tend to be violent on occasion.

00:26:17.340 But there is no way, shape or form that anyone can argue that anarchists somehow got into the convoy,

00:26:25.460 took it over, and then were trying to use it to overthrow the state. Now, just for fun, it's also

00:26:30.500 worth noting that the anarchists themselves, and this is a bit of a shout out to the anarchists,

00:26:34.420 who I don't actually support, but in fairness to the anarchists, it should be known that they hated

00:26:39.480 the convoy. They wanted nothing to do with it. It represented everything they're against, which is like

00:26:43.880 small business ownership, that sort of stuff. So I think even the anarchists must have been shocked

00:26:49.760 to find out that they were being accused of having taken over a force, which they actually

00:26:54.580 pathologically loathed. So here we have an RCMP commissioner who is now a senator who was appointed

00:27:00.360 by, guess who, Justin Trudeau, lying to the public, lying to the Senate about somehow this mysterious

00:27:06.980 force of anarchists had taken over the convoy, and that's why they're a threat. Absolute bunk. It's

00:27:12.220 just, it's silly. It's that bad. Now, to follow that, we also had an RCMP superintendent, 0.82

00:27:19.840 Denis Boudin, who was testifying to the parliament about the convoy. And they were going on about,

00:27:25.720 you know, was there terrorism funding? Was there this? Was there that? And then they got talking

00:27:29.440 about the freezing of the accounts. And large numbers of people, over 200, had a variety of

00:27:36.200 accounts frozen because of their alleged or real connections to the convoy. Now, to be up front,

00:27:42.120 one of those people was me. I had two different accounts frozen because of that. So RCMP superintendent,

00:27:47.920 Denis Boudin, says to the parliament that, oh yes, the people in the convoy were warned ahead of time

00:27:54.240 that their accounts could be frozen. And I thought that was fascinating because I wasn't warned. And I

00:27:59.900 used to work for the RCMP. They know who I am. They got my phone number. They know more about me

00:28:04.180 than I do. Now, I talked to Danny Bulford, former RCMP corporal with whom I worked and with, I did a

00:28:10.120 video during the convoy. And I said, were you warned? And he said, no. And then I talked to a whole

00:28:14.860 series of other people who worked with the convoy who had their accounts frozen. And I won't mention

00:28:21.780 their names here because you don't need to expose them. But each and every person I asked, were you

00:28:25.960 warned ahead of time? And each and every one of them said, no, we were never warned. So over here,

00:28:30.200 we've got an RCMP superintendent saying, oh yes, everybody was warned. And over here, we've got

00:28:34.400 the reality that nobody I can find, including myself, was warned. So again, the testimony of the

00:28:39.740 RCMP to the parliament and by extension of the people of Canada isn't quite true. In my most recent

00:28:46.220 book, Eyewitness to Deceit, I actually go into this and I explain in detail and I give all

00:28:51.700 the information on former commissioner Bev Boussin and all the information about the RCMP superintendent

00:28:56.940 lying to the public. And I think this is very serious. Now, we also have a whole series of

00:29:03.560 other things going on with this government. We had the SNC-Lavala investigation. Now, to be fair,

00:29:10.160 it's not just the RCMP. That was the Ministry of Justice. That was Trudeau himself intervening in

00:29:15.320 the process to stop investigations, to stop things going on. But, you know, the RCMP didn't exactly

00:29:21.760 cover itself in glory on that one. We had Trudeau's trip to India, where they took an actual convicted

00:29:28.200 terrorist from India who'd taken a shot at trying to kill an Indian cabinet minister. They took this

00:29:36.240 guy to India with him. Now, the RCMP is supposed to do security screening for anybody going on these

00:29:41.040 trips. And it's anybody's question as to who failed there. Was it the RCMP that failed the job?

00:29:46.060 Or was it the prime minister's office who overruled him and took the guy? We don't know. Again, a lack

00:29:50.720 of transparency, but it points at the RCMP as not being in a very good light. Then we've got the

00:29:57.640 Julie Payette, a bit of a scandal. She used to be governor general until she was kind of unceremoniously 1.00

00:30:04.200 removed. Turns out somehow the screening process forgot to reveal that Julie Payette killed a guy in the 0.85

00:30:10.980 United States under what might politely be called dodgy circumstances. She was involved in a domestic

00:30:17.340 dispute that was not exactly clear. And she was involved in a series of politely put difficulties

00:30:25.360 in her former job in Montreal. And again, you know, the RCMP is supposed to be pre-clearing all this stuff.

00:30:31.560 And wow, you know, it really didn't get done. So then let's look at another case. We've got the

00:30:37.360 Winnipeg lab scenario. Now, the RCMP appeared to have been doing their job, or at least sort of,

00:30:44.260 when they revealed that two Chinese citizens who were working here in Canada, who'd become Canadian

00:30:49.260 citizens, and were working in the Winnipeg lab, which by the way, is a level four lab, it is the

00:30:54.720 most secure biological institution in Canada. And they work on all sorts of scary stuff, creepy crawlies,

00:31:00.640 viruses, diseases, things like that. So supposed to be a super high security lab. Well, it turns out,

00:31:06.880 these Chinese, former Chinese citizens, were shipping samples of the work back to China.

00:31:14.440 When they went back to China after having escaped from Canada, after having been criminally charged

00:31:19.340 for what they were doing, it turned out they're actually patenting work that they did while in

00:31:23.760 Canada, which is basically fraud and theft. But here's the kicker. The RCMP investigation has

00:31:29.740 been silenced. The RCMP won't talk about it. The government won't talk about it. And when the House

00:31:34.580 of Commons committee asked to see the documents about what the heck was actually going on there,

00:31:41.540 the Prime Minister of Canada stepped in, sued the Speaker of the House, which has never been done

00:31:47.460 before, in order to silence the RCMP investigation, and in order to silence the committee. So the

00:31:53.120 question has to be asked, we already know the lab was compromised, we already know Chinese spies were in

00:31:58.220 there, we already know they stole material and took it back to China with them. What is the

00:32:02.760 government of Canada hiding? What is the RCMP hiding? What is it they're not talking about? And there

00:32:08.580 appears to be two possibilities. One, that is that the lab was doing gain of function research, which is

00:32:15.860 actually, technically speaking, illegal. And that involves taking a virus and modifying it so it can be

00:32:21.720 weaponized. Or it would appear that the the lab in Winnipeg was doing research on the Wuhan virus, or what we

00:32:28.900 now, you know, more politically correctly call the COVID-19 virus. So again, there is some sort of huge

00:32:34.320 cover up going on here. So Tanya, I mean, it's difficult to say where to sort of point your finger

00:32:39.200 or where to look at next. But there are so many problems in the RCMP, it's unreal. But again, to sort of

00:32:44.680 go back to my initial point, the conversation here has to be on politicization. Has the RCMP been so

00:32:52.100 desperately politicized by this current government, that it is incapable of functioning, according to

00:32:58.560 the Constitution, according to the Criminal Code, and according to the Charter of Rights. And

00:33:02.220 unfortunately, as a former, as a former contract employee of the RCMP, as a former military guy,

00:33:08.140 as a former person who worked for the Privy Council Office, I would have to say our government

00:33:12.200 is in such bad shape now that when people say the RCMP has become the enforcement arm of the

00:33:18.140 prime minister's office, I just cringe when I hear that. I just think, oh, you know, how can people

00:33:23.180 say that? But the reality is, that's where we're at. It has become apparent that in many cases,

00:33:29.880 the RCMP is nothing more than the political arm of the PMO. And this is the kind of junk we see in 0.99

00:33:35.260 third world banana republics. So, you know, yeah, it's unfortunate, but this is where we are. This is 1.00

00:33:41.080 Canada. This is us. This is what we voted for. This is what, as the electors of the country, we have allowed

00:33:46.840 to happen. And everybody blames Trudeau. True enough, he carries a fair amount of the blame.

00:33:52.620 But I think we have to look around at the citizenry. That is to say, we have to point our fingers at

00:33:56.820 ourselves and say, what is our role in all of this? Did we allow this to happen? Like, where are we?

00:34:01.920 And yeah, this is where we're at, Tanya. This is us. This is Canada. It ain't a pretty picture.

00:34:06.740 It truly isn't, Tom. And so, you know, one thing I think that our viewers would like to know is,

00:34:11.640 like, what can we do? Where do we go? How can it be that RCMP Deputy Commissioner McDonald,

00:34:19.100 for instance, he claims to be a Christian, which I think is relevant. I think it's relevant because,

00:34:24.460 you know, we see individuals in the RCMP and we hear about all of the drug trafficking and,

00:34:30.780 you know, there's corruption in there. But if somebody is a professing Christian, you would think 1.00

00:34:34.840 that they may have a higher ethical, you know, guideline by which they would rule in a limit to

00:34:44.020 any corruption that they themselves may be involved in. And so, I was quite hopeful when I found this

00:34:49.620 out about Commissioner McDonald. And I was thinking, okay, maybe this is the guy who will stand on the

00:34:55.460 front line and have something to say about it. Say Commissioner McDonald is, say he's wrestling with

00:35:00.520 what's been going on in the last two years. As the head of the E Division, like to have the role of

00:35:08.820 second in command, basically, along with numerous other RCMP commissioners, etc., of other divisions

00:35:16.520 within Canada, what kind of power do they have when they see corruption going on like this? Is there

00:35:23.560 something that they could do to uphold the criminal code in this instant?

00:35:29.060 Yeah, well, I mean, there's so many different, so many different responses to that question. It's

00:35:34.060 unreal. Let me just start by going a bit off track and going back to the convoy. One of the things that

00:35:38.860 was fascinating to me as a citizen, when I first started to engage with the convoy and said, look,

00:35:44.280 I should be able to do protective intelligence for you, for the truck divers, also for the first

00:35:48.600 responders around us, and also for the citizens of Ottawa. One of the things I found unusual about the

00:35:53.440 convoy is there was a very strong sense of spirituality within the convoy. Much of it, Christian,

00:35:59.060 but not exclusively, Christian, a whole bunch of Sikhs showed up. And these were Sikhs who have,

00:36:04.320 you know, certain values and certain beliefs in community. And they were there because they

00:36:07.620 thought they should be supporting people in the community. A lot of people sort of tend to forget

00:36:13.000 that the first event the convoy held was on the Sunday, and it was a prayer service. And standing back,

00:36:23.640 like literally 10 feet from the stage, I actually kind of had to laugh to myself because the convoy

00:36:28.820 was being called racist and homophobic, and it was being called white supremacist, and we were being

00:36:34.880 called terrorist and everything else. So just to take your viewers back, the first official

00:36:40.780 activity of the convoy was a prayer service. Who comes up first? A Dene clan, clan mother from the 0.96

00:36:47.500 Northwest territories, and a Cree clan mother from the West. And you sort of think, okay, they're not 0.97

00:36:55.440 really good white supremacists if they're up there as clan mothers as part of a sage and purification 0.99

00:37:02.180 ceremony. Next speaker up, Jewish truck driver. And I thought, okay, white supremacist, Jewish truck

00:37:07.920 driver, I got a problem with this one. The next speaker after that was a Métis woman. Tamara Leish, 0.99

00:37:15.080 by the way, a lot of people tend to forget she's actually Métis. And then we had two Christian

00:37:21.980 preachers come up, one who was Mennonite, and the other is an evangelical black French-speaking

00:37:27.960 preacher from Montreal. And I'm thinking, dude, you're a black evangelical French-speaking preacher

00:37:34.200 from Montreal. You know you're being called a white supremacist, right? So anyway, throughout the entire 0.79

00:37:40.220 pattern of the convoy, it was interesting. This issue of spirituality kept coming up. And as one of the

00:37:44.420 preachers said during that thing, and as Scott pointed out regularly, the preamble to the

00:37:52.100 Charter of Rights says that Canada is under the supremacy of God and the rule of law. And I think

00:37:59.500 it's instructive to note that here in Canada and many other countries, there is, again, I hate the

00:38:05.260 expression, but I'm going to use it because I don't have a better one. There is a war on Christianity, 0.95

00:38:08.360 there is a war on spirituality that, you know, we must stomp out essentially morality. And here's my

00:38:14.640 problem with this. As a guy who's got a master's degree in political science and a guy who's been to

00:38:18.260 a couple of wars in places like Bosnia and Croatia and Albania, and I've been in Eastern Russia and

00:38:22.840 every other hellhole on the planet, I can tell you that when a government loses its morality, when it

00:38:28.160 loses its spirituality, it is left with very little to guide it. It has no moral compass. So Canada right now,

00:38:34.920 I think it would be reasonable to say that the current government has lost its moral compass.

00:38:39.400 So to go back to answer your question after having rambled for a while, it is good to see the odd

00:38:45.060 person stand up and say that they hold a certain set of values driven by Christianity, driven by Sikhism,

00:38:50.520 driven by, you know, the Mennonites, driven by whatever. You need a moral compass. And I know that 0.94

00:38:56.400 within the military, within the RCMP, there is a constant tension between trying to do what is narrowly

00:39:03.440 construed by law. And at the same time, trying to make sure you're doing the right thing morally.

00:39:09.080 And that struggle is there all the time. What I would suggest to you is folks are losing the

00:39:14.360 struggle. More often than not, when it comes down between trying to do the right thing and trying to

00:39:19.420 follow orders from the top, what we're getting is a number of people who just fold like cheap suits

00:39:24.640 and go. So to go back to our initial discussion, Brenda Luckey, a primary example of somebody who 0.85

00:39:31.320 has my opinion, no moral compass is not willing to stand up to the government and say, look, you guys

00:39:38.480 take your politics and go back to parliament. That's fine. Go back to cabinet and fight over policy,

00:39:44.080 partisanship. Great, go do it. But leave my guys alone. Leave my people alone. She hasn't done that.

00:39:50.580 And I think that's why we're failing. So the loss of spirituality, you can see the same argument in

00:39:55.420 France. You can see it in America. You can see it in the United Kingdom. You can see it throughout most

00:40:00.140 of the what we would loosely call the Western world. This is a big issue. And I think if Canada is to try

00:40:06.940 and get its feet back under itself, it's to try and get going again. We need to accept the idea that we

00:40:12.460 need some sort of morality, some sort of spirituality in our government. Now, Canada is based historically on

00:40:19.660 Judeo-Christian values. We're based on, you know, sort of European forms of democracy, particularly

00:40:24.820 the Westminster parliament. And those things are founded, again, on supremacy of God and rule of

00:40:30.600 law. It's right there in the Charter of Rights. It's not like it's hidden somewhere. It's right out

00:40:33.980 there. So, yeah, we need to get back to that. And if we don't, it's a problem. So you mentioned

00:40:40.040 earlier about the video I did with Danny Bulford. And why did he quit the RCMP? Exactly that. He saw stuff

00:40:45.360 going on and say the RCMP will not stand up for its own personnel, let alone anybody else. And how

00:40:51.380 does one continue to serve? So one last point on this, the RCMP right now has a disastrous problem,

00:40:57.240 same as the military does. Their recruiting levels are way down. Why? Nobody wants to join the RCMP

00:41:02.620 anymore. And it's weird because the RCMP used to have to put up walls to stop people from trying to

00:41:07.280 get in. Everybody wanted to join a world-beating, highly respected, super well-trained,

00:41:13.040 respected organization. And now the RCMP has become such a, I don't know what word to put

00:41:20.060 on it. We'll just step over that and say, look. It's dishonorable, right? There's no honor. I don't

00:41:24.920 think there's any honor left in the RCMP at this point in the minds and the eyes of the majority of

00:41:30.760 Canadian citizens. And in the article that I wrote, I pointed out that we are not here to abolish or

00:41:37.360 defund the police and not suggesting that you are. I just want to make sure people understand that.

00:41:43.040 But that's why we need to clean house because we've got a lot of good officers who are currently

00:41:48.120 in the RCMP. And I can't imagine what it feels like to get up and go to work every day to try to

00:41:53.300 uphold their oath when it's not being upheld from the top down. And they have a model of it and they

00:41:58.920 don't feel protected in this environment, right? And that they're being forced to do things that

00:42:03.140 go against their core values.

00:42:05.680 Yeah, it was interesting. You just put up a picture of the musical ride and the musical ride

00:42:10.280 was sort of the most globally known visual image of the RCMP was that picture you just showed.

00:42:18.040 And the other one was the one that was on the back of the $50 bill with the musical ride in a circle.

00:42:22.100 So during the convoy, when the RCMP and several other police forces went in and ran down that

00:42:30.260 clan mother from the Mohawk nation and basically beat her into the ground, ran the other guy and 1.00

00:42:37.640 then beat the living crap out of guys like Chris Deering, who is a veteran, the RCMP actually got

00:42:43.860 caught one of their guys on the musical ride, the RCMP's most elite service, was actually caught 0.94

00:42:50.260 saying, well, great, let's go use our jackboots and beat these people down. And then somebody else

00:42:54.280 said, hey, that maneuver where you run the old lady over with the horse, let's practice that one. 1.00

00:42:59.040 Now, in the real world, back in 1990 or 1980 or whatever, those two idiots would have been fired. 1.00

00:43:04.620 Boom, next day, gone. If they'd been in the military, same thing. It would have been administrative 1.00

00:43:08.440 burden or whatever. Boom, you'd have been fired the next day for saying the RCMP should use

00:43:13.500 jackboots to attack legal, peaceful processes. It's not like saying we should use our jackboots

00:43:19.920 to beat down a serial killer or a rapist, which, you know, you still shouldn't do. They still

00:43:24.300 shouldn't be allowed to say that. But to actually advocate using jackboots to run down a Mohawk 0.76

00:43:30.640 nation grandmother who, incidentally, was there legally. The Indigenous folks in Canada aren't 0.89

00:43:37.660 covered by the Emergencies Act for a reason I don't actually understand. So they actually ran. I mean,

00:43:41.960 it wasn't the RCMP, it was the Toronto police that did that one. But they actually ran a woman 1.00

00:43:45.840 down who was a Mohawk grandmother who was there legally. And then the RCMP guy says, yeah, well,

00:43:51.260 you know, that was a great maneuver. Let's use our jackboots to beat some more of them down. 0.88

00:43:54.560 Not a good one.

00:43:56.020 Why wasn't that person fired when, especially when they're in the musical ride, which is their

00:44:00.320 premier service?

00:44:01.380 And then if we go back to Nova Scotia as well in the shooting, I mean, you know, the RCMP,

00:44:07.920 all kinds of evidence to support that they did not respond. They didn't follow protocol. It's like,

00:44:15.520 you know, it reminds me of a situation where there was the big school shooting, which Trudeau loves to

00:44:20.500 take advantage of for his gun control up here in Canada. But, you know, one mother professed that she

00:44:26.380 was, she came to the police because two of her children were in the school, and they were standing

00:44:31.300 there, they weren't going in to take care of the shooter. And instead, she crawled through a window, 0.71

00:44:36.080 got her kids out of there. And, you know, there's a picture of her on the porch. And this is the sort

00:44:40.500 of image that I have, unfortunately, of what happened in Nova Scotia. Was there more that could

00:44:45.160 have been done from the RCMP? Was this orchestrated? Why did Justin Trudeau so desperately want to hear,

00:44:51.000 you know, about the style of guns, you know, because they happen to have a bill ready for a vote

00:44:58.020 to ban these guns? It's got to make you really question how deep does the corruption go?

00:45:04.260 So yeah, there's a number of problems. Here's one of them. I noticed this when I was in the RCMP

00:45:08.340 back in the bad old days. And this is like, you know, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s. Most RCMP folks coming out

00:45:14.880 of depot were sent immediately to an actual policing position. And by a policing position,

00:45:20.580 I mean, you're in a car, you're responding to domestic disputes, murders, bank robberies,

00:45:25.500 car accidents, you know, unexpected death in the home, welfare checks, you're out doing real honest

00:45:31.900 to God, person to person police work. Now what we've had recently, and by this, I mean, about 2000

00:45:38.280 onward, there's this other idea in the RCMP. Oh, no, we got a bright young person there. Let's put

00:45:43.040 them in federal policing, let's send them to headquarters, let's put them in the diversity

00:45:46.300 unit or something like that. And we'll push them up under the glass that way and get them promoted

00:45:50.960 quickly by putting in all these stellar positions. The problem is, they're not actually cops. They've

00:45:56.320 never done cop work. They've never arrested anybody, they've never chased somebody down,

00:46:00.740 you know, down through the woods at night after a domestic dispute. They've never gone into a

00:46:04.420 domestic dispute where, you know, your chances of getting killed are pretty good. So they lack actual

00:46:09.160 police work. And then all of a sudden, they're a sergeant or a superintendent,

00:46:13.040 and they put them in charge of a unit like they were in Nova Scotia. And one of the questions I'd

00:46:17.480 like to ask is, how many of those people in Nova Scotia had actual police work? And how many have

00:46:22.160 been forced up under the glass through bureaucratic positions? The other thing that came out is none of

00:46:27.160 those folks who were in charge down in Nova Scotia, were from Nova Scotia, they didn't know the

00:46:31.600 province, they didn't know the geography, they didn't know where Porta Pic was. And, you know,

00:46:36.220 consequently, it's very hard to respond effectively if you don't know the terrain,

00:46:39.740 enemy weather terrain, those are your big intelligence questions. And if you don't know

00:46:43.540 the terrain, you don't know the people, you know, it's impossible to respond. So there was a bunch

00:46:47.640 of failures there. But I think, again, to be clear, the guy who did the shooting didn't have a an

00:46:55.500 acquisition permit, the weapons have been imported from America, by definition, all those weapons were

00:47:01.160 illegal, and would not be covered by the new laws. So Trudeau attempting to politicize that by using

00:47:08.340 Mr. Bill Blair, the former Honorable Minister, and by using Brenda Luckey, the Commissioner of the

00:47:14.700 RCMP, was attempting to politicize a massacre for which he was partly responsible, because he is

00:47:20.100 ultimately responsible for the RCMP. And I mean, to me, it's just nauseating, it's disgusting, 0.71

00:47:24.380 it's everything else. A quick thought on the Texas thing. Oh, you're referring to the school

00:47:29.260 shooting there with a woman, you know, unarmed and untrained, decided to go in and rescue her own

00:47:35.960 child. Perfectly normal. This is the role of mothers, you defend your young. And anybody that's

00:47:41.020 ever been involved in policing or the military will know the most vicious thing out there is a

00:47:45.340 mother defending young. So images have come out, video has come out of police going into the school,

00:47:52.660 they're at the end of the hallway, they're holding what looked to be AR-15 or M-16 type weapons.

00:47:57.780 They have ballistic shields, and they were there three to four minutes after they arrived on scene,

00:48:02.020 they got into the hallway with semi-automatic weapons and ballistic shields. You could not ask

00:48:07.760 for a better setup if you're the assaulting force. You were there, you're early, you've got the right

00:48:13.060 weapons, you've got ballistic shields, go. Well, and we've got to remember as well, right, that the US

00:48:20.100 is was trying to ban weapons as well, which last week, along with Roe versus Wade was overturned,

00:48:25.860 their legislation was dismissed as well. But it makes you wonder how far do they want to go in

00:48:32.620 order to manipulate society to feel like we are that there is some sort of critical gun threat in

00:48:40.540 Canada in order to take away it away from law abiding gun owners, right? That's I think the scenario 0.70

00:48:46.640 here. It's the same kind of mind warfare they went through with motion M103. It was highly

00:48:53.220 questionable that when motion M103 was tabled, it was, of course, known as the Islamophobia bill or

00:49:00.420 motion, as if there's fear against Islam, which when any rational person would be fearful of radical

00:49:07.140 political Islam, and you can't legislate against that type of fear. But they wanted to push it through

00:49:12.900 because the Islamists are a threat, radical Islamists are a threat to Canada. So next thing you know, 0.92

00:49:18.080 my liberal MP is telling me that he was going to be absent for the vote. And he says, because you

00:49:24.600 can't legislate against fear. And I thought, Okay, well, that's good enough be absent. Why not go and

00:49:29.060 vote? No, but he wouldn't want to, you know, defy Trudeau. So he was going to be absent. So I thought,

00:49:34.420 okay, good. Then the Ottawa, the mosque shooting takes place. And he comes back and says, Well, I'm going to,

00:49:42.300 you know, vote for motion M103, as I'm sure will my friends across the aisle, referring to the

00:49:48.320 Conservative Party, because of this shooting, proving in their mind, or what's that's what they

00:49:53.040 were trying to reflect on the public, is that there was attacks and a threat to specifically Islamists

00:50:00.560 in Canada. And it was completely manufactured. Yeah, it's interesting to note that there are

00:50:06.600 problems in Canada, people get beaten up, they get shot, they get whatever, based on certain racial,

00:50:11.480 religious characteristics, whatever. The pattern has remained the same for a year. Top of the list,

00:50:16.540 Jews, right underneath that, gays, underneath that, blacks, and then under that, Muslims. So Jews, 1.00

00:50:22.740 gays, blacks, Muslims are the people who, in order, are subjected to the most vile forms of abuse because 0.99

00:50:29.880 of, you know, whatever racist or people hold. So here's the thing. Muslims are number four. And 0.99

00:50:37.480 although folks don't want to admit it right now, the amount of open abuse towards Muslims

00:50:41.360 is actually going down, not up. And they're number four. So the question was raised by myself and a lot

00:50:46.880 of people that said, well, if you need a special bill to protect people, why isn't it Jews or gays

00:50:53.160 or blacks? Why Muslims? And now I think we could actually say maybe it's the Christians are the top 1.00

00:50:59.620 of the list right now. Christians are undergoing tremendous amount of discrimination in Canada

00:51:04.900 currently. Here's two other problems that I didn't mention. Two more RCMP problems I didn't mention.

00:51:10.280 One is the whole church burning thing. And Trudeau saying, well, you know, you kind of have to expect

00:51:15.380 this sort of stuff to happen. And it's like, no, you don't expect people around burning stuff down

00:51:19.600 on a regular basis without investigating it. So how many people have actually been arrested,

00:51:23.920 convicted or whatever for any of the church burnings, whatever. And to the best of my

00:51:28.000 knowledge, one woman was arrested and maybe convicted and she was spray painting on a, on a,

00:51:32.440 on a religious building. And you kind of go, okay, she shouldn't have been doing it, but whatever.

00:51:35.960 So they got her. And I think they got one other person, but there are about 60 open cases of actual

00:51:41.200 church burnings and many other similar acts where nothing has been done. And you're kind of like,

00:51:45.500 hello, police are, are you there? Are you doing something now? The other one that's really

00:51:49.840 serious is an actual act of terrorism. So the convoy, including me was being accused of being a

00:51:56.020 terrorist and taking terrorist funding and all this. And I'm an actual court expert on terrorism.

00:52:00.220 Danny Bulford is a, you know, counter-terrorism guy. He's a sniper. He's prime minister's protective 0.84

00:52:05.360 detail. We're accused of being terrorists. While this is going on, there's an actual terrorist attack

00:52:10.640 in British Columbia, where a pipeline facility was attacked with heavy vehicle axes. People were

00:52:17.120 terrified. Equipment was destroyed. How many people had their accounts frozen there? How many people

00:52:23.100 were investigated? How many people are charged? The answer is a big fat zero. Now, just before that,

00:52:29.060 we had the train lines being blocked in Ontario. Commerce was being physically stopped because of that.

00:52:35.840 Now, the convoy was attacked for the, for the border crossings, which wasn't the convoy. Those

00:52:41.620 were sympathetic things, but whatever. And they were saying, oh, the economy's suffering. That's

00:52:45.960 why we made the emergencies act. Well, it came out afterwards that trade during that period actually

00:52:50.760 went up, not down based on samples from the month before and the year before. But yet, you know,

00:52:56.620 the train lines get blocked. Nobody gets arrested or charged. A terrorist act with huge violence and

00:53:01.740 massive damages carried out against the oil facility. Nobody is charged. But yet the convoy,

00:53:06.640 oh my God, we have to freeze accounts, jail people and everything else. And now we've just seen the

00:53:11.360 arrest of Tamara Leash again, which I don't want to go too far into that one for fear of jeopardizing

00:53:16.660 the proceedings. But it looks suspiciously like a political event motivated by the government. Now,

00:53:22.560 not the RCMP this time, it's the Ottawa police, but same difference. We're seeing, you know,

00:53:26.920 what appears to be a highly politicized effort occurring to try and silence people's voices

00:53:31.880 just on Canada Day. So yeah, I mean, that's just, you know, those are other things we didn't discuss

00:53:36.180 at the outset, but just a whole bunch more of those cases out there. And it's, it's, it's quite

00:53:39.720 desperate. It's bad. It is. And I'd say all of it, all of it, every single thing that we have been

00:53:45.240 speaking about is all politically motivated in order to turn this into a communist state and advance

00:53:51.280 the, you know, agenda 2030. When we talk about the churches, you know, they're not going to express

00:53:58.360 a whole lot of concern about that, because they have to crush Christianity in Canada, in order to

00:54:04.020 implement communism, and in order to destroy our criminal code, which is based on Judeo-Christian 1.00

00:54:10.740 principles as well. It's been incorporated by biblical principles. When we talk about with the,

00:54:16.120 anything to do with the indigenous, and of course, these graves, which all have reasonable,

00:54:22.980 you know, they've inflated this in order, again, to victimize a certain group. And, and because the

00:54:28.640 global agenda is to take our land, and you'll be happy and to try to give this impression that the 0.61

00:54:35.500 land belongs to the indigenous people. So let's make it out that Christians are bad, indigenous are good, 1.00

00:54:41.800 Christians have, you know, persecuted the indigenous people, etc, etc. Never mind talking about it being 1.00

00:54:48.080 the liberal government, never mind talking about the facts that, you know, these graves were not as,

00:54:54.420 you know, the mainstream media, and the government has reported, it wasn't actually a mass slaughtering

00:55:00.480 of indigenous people or indigenous children. And so anything that they can stir up to create havoc in 1.00

00:55:07.720 Canada to advance their agenda they're doing. So Tom, what I want to do is I want to go to that time

00:55:12.900 of Q&A. And people, if you have a question for Tom, please raise your hand. Terenzio, do we have

00:55:19.100 people with a hand up already? Not yet. But if we can get everybody to raise their hands, we can get a list.

00:55:24.480 I do have a couple of questions.

00:55:26.400 Okay, one quick thought while we're just waiting for the questions that'll pile up.

00:55:29.980 I'm off tomorrow morning to meet James Top, who's marching across Canada on exactly these issues

00:55:36.100 we're talking about. And just, just to, you know, declare myself here, I'm a member of Veterans for

00:55:41.180 Freedom. We're helping James Top with this organization. So just to let folks know that,

00:55:45.700 you know, there's a just declaration, you know, declaration that I'm involved in it.

00:55:51.620 One of the messages we're trying to get to the government through V4F and through James Top is

00:55:56.700 to say to the government of Canada to say, look, we're ex-military, we have been to Albania,

00:56:02.800 we've been to Bosnia, we've been to Croatia, we've been to Kosovo, we've been to Mali, we've been to

00:56:08.780 Iran, we've been to, or not Iran, we've been in Iraq, we've been in Afghanistan, we've been in the

00:56:13.740 Golan Heights, we've been in the Sinai, we have been to every hellhole on the planet. We've bought

00:56:19.100 a bunch of guys in Veterans for Freedom who are ex-Special Forces guys, ex-combat arms guys,

00:56:24.360 ex-intelligence guys like myself. And we recognize stupid when we see it. We recognize violence, 0.99

00:56:30.260 we recognize politics going wrong. Why? Because that's where we go overseas as we get sent to

00:56:35.600 these places, because they've gone sideways, because the politics has gone so bad, it's become

00:56:40.500 violent. Bosnia, Croatia, Afghanistan, Iraq, whatever. And what we're telling the government

00:56:46.160 now is they're saying, look, we're sensitive to this, we understand this, because we've seen it,

00:56:50.420 we bled, we've sweated, we wounded, we died, we've had people die and this stuff. And we understand

00:56:55.200 what's going on. And we're saying, look, we hear these voices in Canada now, we hear the same stuff

00:56:59.760 going on, the division, the hatred, the fear. Most important, we see the lack of hope. People

00:57:06.860 have given up hope. They've been so financially beaten, they've been so abused, they've been so

00:57:11.760 downtrodden, they've given up hope. And when you get people who lose hope, and then they lose their

00:57:16.220 job and they lose their income, that's when they start looking for alternatives. And unfortunately,

00:57:20.720 what we're trying to warn the government is to say that there's bad stuff going on out there. People

00:57:25.020 are angry, they've lost hope, they're losing their homes, they're losing their jobs, their kids can't

00:57:28.760 play hockey, their kids can't go to soccer, they can't travel. And if we get a major recession,

00:57:33.860 which it looks like we will, you know, later this year, and just by way of adding to that,

00:57:39.460 I'm the former security and operational risk manager for the Bank of Canada, almost all my

00:57:43.020 work was related to social unrest. Like we're facing moderate to severe troubles here in Canada.

00:57:49.140 And if we don't get going, we're going to see a lot more civil unrest in Canada, which is almost

00:57:54.160 unprecedented in our history. So anyway, that's just one last little thought there.

00:57:57.580 Yeah. So tomorrow, James Top will be arriving in Canada, if folks want to go to Bell's Corner

00:58:02.480 tomorrow morning to join him. If they want to go to Hogsback, if they want to go to the War Memorial,

00:58:06.980 go to the website, Canada Marches, look at the routes. If you want to join us, you're welcome

00:58:11.100 to if you want to come down to the War Memorial, join us there, you're welcome to do that.

00:58:14.380 Back over to you, Tanya. Sorry about that.

00:58:16.180 Yeah, no, that's good. We had discussed in advance that we for sure wanted to highlight that event

00:58:20.700 tomorrow, we have been encouraging our chapters and people across Canada to figure out where he was on

00:58:26.540 his route and try to get out there in support of him. And so I think that his final leg in this

00:58:32.060 journey, I think it's 22 kilometers, you mentioned that will be marched tomorrow morning. And I think

00:58:38.160 that it's been an important journey to bring awareness. So please get out there and support

00:58:41.900 that if you happen to be in the area. All right, I'm going to blast a couple of questions out of you

00:58:46.940 just from what my gals send me that people are asking and then we'll go to a few online with Q&A.

00:58:52.340 Okay. Let's see. Do you have any suggestions on what Canadians can do to support Tamara at this

00:58:58.120 time, when all systems seem so corrupt? Any personal thoughts on her recent arrest? But I

00:59:02.920 think you already mentioned that you probably shouldn't touch too much on making a comment

00:59:08.040 there. Yeah, one thing that actually does work, and I know this sounds tired, and it sounds worn,

00:59:13.640 look up your member of parliament, find out who it is, send them an email and say, Hey,

00:59:18.280 why was Tamara Leash arrested? Was this a political activity by the government of Canada? 0.99

00:59:23.620 Why do we have political prisoners in Canada? One email to an MP, they won't care. Five,

00:59:28.480 they won't care. 10 or 20 or more over a period of a few days, and they'll actually start to listen.

00:59:34.460 So just to get one more thing in here, James Topp actually communicated with every member of

00:59:39.980 parliament and every senator and said, I want to talk to you guys about what's going wrong in Canada.

00:59:44.400 Now, the convoy and Tamara and several others tried desperately to get anybody from the government

00:59:49.640 to communicate. They got zero. James Topp was able to get more than 20 MPs to come out to two

00:59:54.680 different meetings and actually talk to them. Huge victory. So folks, take a bit of hope,

01:00:00.340 take a bit of promise for the future, and understand that the winds in Canada, which have been blowing

01:00:05.240 one way for so many years, the winds of hate, the politics of identity, the division, everything like

01:00:10.620 that. Those winds are now shifting and coming back a bit the other way. So now's a great time to jump

01:00:16.120 in there. Don't yell at your MP, but I mean, metaphorically speaking, yell at them. Send them

01:00:21.040 an email. Ask them what's going on. Ask them why they aren't supporting Tamara. Ask them why they

01:00:25.060 aren't supporting James Topp. Ask them why they're not going after the commissioner of the RCMP.

01:00:29.580 And there's enough MPs out there now who are getting it. They know the winds are changing. So it's a good

01:00:33.840 time. Jump on them. Let's go. So can you do something? Yes, you can. That's one thing that's easy,

01:00:37.680 and it actually does work. Yeah. Yeah. And a lot of times we've seen in history that MPs and

01:00:42.960 elected officials go where the votes are. And so don't fall for that as well. We want to see a lot

01:00:48.660 of these individuals who have been silent for the last two and a half years or been complacent in the

01:00:53.060 last seven years that Trudeau has been in office. We need to see those people removed. And that's one

01:00:57.820 of the reasons why Action for Canada strategically is getting into every community so we can really affect

01:01:03.520 change at the voting level. And that's why there is strength in numbers. And we need to build up

01:01:09.520 those numbers. The other thing that we've been committed to do is, of course, to give the silent

01:01:13.640 majority a voice. You are the silent majority. And we need everybody speaking up, emailing, phone

01:01:19.760 calling, and making appointments to help educate elected officials who are not actually engaging and

01:01:26.100 even sometimes having thoughtful reflection on bills that they're voting on. That's just a little

01:01:32.720 information that we know is happening and going on. They go with the status quo. Okay, let me see.

01:01:39.180 Why are they allowing these people to commit treason and not yet be arrested? I'm talking about Tom

01:01:46.640 and his movement. Why have they not arrested all those responsible? Well, first off, we're veterans.

01:01:54.760 We don't arrest people. We don't engage in violence. We have a very, very strict policy within

01:02:00.180 V4F of nonviolence and legal civic action only. Now, if you want to ask a question and say,

01:02:07.220 shouldn't somebody be dragged off in handcuffs because of some of this stuff? And here I'm

01:02:11.080 thinking, I don't know, the folks from SNC Lab Lab. Maybe a couple of folks at the Winnipeg Lab

01:02:15.580 should be dragged out and asked what the hell was going on inside the lab that these things are allowed

01:02:19.280 to happen. That is a question to put to the Minister of Justice, Mr. Lamedi. That is a question to put to

01:02:25.960 Marco Mendocino, who is the Minister of Public Safety, who is effectively the Chief Law Enforcement

01:02:30.940 Officer for Canada. And again, if you want to ask questions, why isn't that happening? Direct those

01:02:36.040 at Prime Minister Trudeau. Direct those at Mr. Lamedi, the Justice Minister, and the Minister of Public

01:02:42.240 Safety. A quick follow-up on your thought about voting and all this sort of stuff, mandates and

01:02:46.820 accountability. Just so people know, in the last election that was held late last year,

01:02:52.260 Mr. Trudeau and the Liberal Party got 21% of registered voters actually voted for him,

01:03:00.520 which is a polite way of saying 79% of legal registered voters in Canada either didn't vote

01:03:07.260 at all or didn't vote for him. So when people say, oh, I hate Trudeau, we should get rid of the

01:03:11.580 government. I'll ask you a question. Did you vote? Did you vote for anybody? And we need probably

01:03:16.320 three, four or five percent of Canadians to come out and vote who didn't last time and vote against

01:03:21.360 him or vote for somebody else. It doesn't matter, one or the other. And this guy is gone. He got the

01:03:27.240 tiniest share of the vote ever in a position where he actually wound up as Prime Minister. So it's a bit

01:03:34.320 of an atrocity when you look at how the Canadian justice system works. But the Liberal Party had

01:03:38.120 been brilliant in gaming it. I mean, I really can't stand Gerard Butts, who's, you know, essentially

01:03:43.120 Justin Trudeau's brain. But give the guy his credit. He's brilliant. He's gamed the system. And he's got

01:03:48.080 Trudeau as Prime Minister with 21 percent of registered voters. It's amazing. We need to

01:03:52.820 fix that. Vote against this guy. Vote for someone else. Yeah, we need people to understand that one

01:03:57.760 vote, your vote, could make the difference and tip the scale whether he wins next time. And so we'll

01:04:04.300 talk parties at another time and who to vote for in an upcoming election and what's coming. I think

01:04:08.320 something spectacular is going to happen as far as options are concerned. But like I said, that'll be

01:04:13.880 conversation for another time. But we do have to take take responsibility. But my challenge to you,

01:04:19.360 Tom, and this is why I've been pressing in to the BCRCMP top cops, because, you know, you're talking

01:04:26.620 about Mendicino, what's his name? Mendicino, Marco Mendicino. Mendicino and Lamedi. And they're both

01:04:36.000 incredibly corrupt. And so, you know, Commissioner Lucky, even if she was doing her job, she still has to

01:04:42.940 get cases passed in order to do an arrest through the Attorney General's office. Is that not correct

01:04:48.340 of something of this magnitude? So how do we how do we get past this? How do I further reach out to

01:04:54.260 Commissioner McDonald and say, look, you have the power to make arrests? But he's saying, I can't get

01:05:00.020 past the AG's office in order to do that. Yeah, with with most cases, the RCMP don't have to go to

01:05:06.320 the Attorney General. If you're, you know, drinking and driving, you get arrested, you get busted or

01:05:09.940 whatever. The Attorney General never hears about it, nor should he. Super, super major cases like a

01:05:15.300 terrorism case or something like a highly political issue, for instance, like the vaccine, that's going

01:05:21.400 to wind up in the Attorney General's desk. So the fault with with Commissioner Lucky there or your

01:05:27.460 local, the head of the BC E Division, E Division of the RCMP, the fault there has to be that they need

01:05:34.540 to speak out. And of course, they've been trained not to speak out these days, anybody speaks out,

01:05:39.040 gets fired instantly, almost, or they get buried or sent off to you. God knows where kind of a thing.

01:05:44.460 But there used to be a culture within the RCMP of independence. The RCMP actually prided itself on

01:05:51.200 how it was a major police force that could operate at arm's length from the government. And of course,

01:05:56.360 that's been lost. That's the politicization of the service. And that's the problem. So again, you know,

01:06:00.980 people need to go to their members of Parliament, they need to go to La Medi, they need to go to

01:06:05.380 Pinocchio Mendocino, as people are starting to call him and saying, why are you not doing your job? Now,

01:06:11.360 in my book, Eyewitness to Deceit that I just published, there is a whole section in there on Marco

01:06:16.760 Mendocino and how he repeatedly lied to Parliament on all of these issues where he said, you know, the only

01:06:23.540 reason we implemented the Emergency Act was because the police requested it. And of course, every police chief

01:06:28.400 has gone, was it me? I didn't do it. I didn't request it. Don't know what he's talking about.

01:06:33.520 We also had Marco Mendocino say, you know, people in Ottawa were terrified, you know,

01:06:37.300 because their apartment building was, you know, tried to be burned down by the convoy. And somebody

01:06:42.760 jumped off, jumped up, I think it was Dane Lloyd, an MP jumped up and cut him off and said, no,

01:06:47.300 the story about the convoy trying to burn down the apartment building was wrong. It was fake. It was a

01:06:51.740 social media story. The Ottawa police arrested the two idiots, charged them, and they had nothing to do 1.00

01:06:55.940 with the convoy. And same thing again, they're trying to say, you know, shotguns were found, 1.00

01:06:59.780 you know, the Toronto Star reporter, you know, shotguns found in the trucks. Completely false

01:07:04.160 story. Mendocino keeps repeating it. Lamedi keeps repeating it. It's a blatant lie. So again, we need

01:07:10.020 people send an email or send an actual written letter to your member of Parliament, to the ministers,

01:07:18.460 and just say, why are you lying to the public? I'm tired of this. I want this fixed. And people are

01:07:24.100 starting to get the message. I was pleasantly surprised. And I don't want to get into partisan

01:07:29.140 politics here. But we actually had MPs show up to meet James Topp, which was like amazing.

01:07:34.480 And we also had a statement from the leader of the opposition in the House, saying that if members of

01:07:40.920 Parliament want to go out and meet constituents at a freedom rally, they should do it. And I was like,

01:07:46.580 I was shocked. It's like, wow, somebody in Parliament actually said it's okay to talk to constituents

01:07:51.360 who have a different point of view than the government. What a shocker. It's good. Again, my

01:07:56.260 message to folks is, if we keep hammering these folks and keep going after them with things like

01:08:00.880 The Convoy, with James Topp, with books like my own, and with stuff that you're doing, hammering away

01:08:05.300 at them, sooner or later, MPs will get the message because they follow the wind at the end of the day.

01:08:10.080 Whichever way the wind is going, that's the direction they'll go. And again, a message of hope. We're seeing

01:08:14.920 that just starting now. So I'm actually a bit more positive than I was even three months ago.

01:08:19.400 That's good. Yeah, me too. And we're going to get to the actual people with their hands up. But I just

01:08:24.320 want to also give some hope to individuals. The work of action for Canada, most recently in posting

01:08:31.760 that notice of liability against this radical trans LGBTQ mafia who've gotten into our schools. As a

01:08:39.660 result, we have these pornographic and sexually explicit books that are in the hands of kindergartners

01:08:44.840 up to grade 12, etc. And so that notice of liability is being served out by our members and

01:08:51.620 by our chapter leaders. And one section has already reported that an LGBTQ flag was taken down from a

01:08:58.100 school. Another one said that a pride parade was cancelled. And then we've got a superintendent who

01:09:04.780 reached out right away and said, you know, why are you serving us this notice of liability? And the person

01:09:09.780 said, have you actually read it? And they said, no, no, no, there's no pornographic materials available

01:09:14.640 to kids or anything like that going on, which is a complete lie or misinformation head in the sand.

01:09:19.920 So the superintendent has committed to reading the notice of liability in its entirety with the

01:09:26.640 message. So this is a very, very important campaign. I believe that if we can win against a massive

01:09:35.360 force that the minority group of the LGBTQ community activists have created in Canada and how much

01:09:45.880 ground they've taken, we need to take back that ground. And I think that'll be a huge win. So I'm

01:09:51.180 seeing some hope in this as well. Terenzio, will you come on, please? And ask our first

01:09:56.660 individual to ask their question?

01:09:59.700 Yes. First guest we have is Susan. Susan, you should see a little message pop up on your screen.

01:10:05.360 Susan, can you unmute, please? Going once. Yeah. Oh, Susan. I know Susan. I want to hear from

01:10:18.460 Susan. All right. We'll keep her in queue. Next, we'll go to Phil. Phil, could you please unmute

01:10:23.720 yourself? There you go. Hi, Phil. What's your question? Well, my first question is about Tom Quiggin's

01:10:35.360 Case Against the Liberals for Funding Terrorist Organizations. I'd like to know what is the status

01:10:43.340 of that case. And also, I'd like to know if you guys are aware that Tom Peckford or Brian Peckford

01:10:50.740 and his lawyer, Keith Wilson, recently revealed that the Liberals were under no medical authority to

01:11:00.140 impose travel restrictions or mandates. They did that all on their own. Yeah, a lot of that is going

01:11:07.300 on with the Liberal government. They know that they are walking right over our Constitution,

01:11:12.080 our Charter Rights. They don't care. They're doing it because they have this shield of protection with

01:11:17.720 the AG and Commissioner Lucky, and they're just doing as they please to destroy this nation.

01:11:21.660 But Tom, why don't you address the case? Okay, first off, I'm going to do something wrong. I'm

01:11:28.520 going to brag a bit here. I met Brian Peckford. I'm really proud of that. He was here with the

01:11:33.560 convoy. He was a big help to the convoy. He spoke to a room full of reporters and other people. And it

01:11:39.140 was an absolute privilege and an honor and just a fascinating experience to be in the room with a guy

01:11:44.220 who actually signed the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. And he's just a super guy. So anyway,

01:11:48.180 enough of that. Okay, the actual questions. First one, the terrorism funding case, I would suggest

01:11:54.440 to you that it has been successfully buried at the highest levels of the RCMP. And I've got a couple

01:12:00.460 of letters back from them, you know, assuring me of their, you know, their great interest and their,

01:12:04.220 you know, blah, blah, blah, and all this stuff. But bottom line is, they've successfully buried it

01:12:09.000 and done nothing with it. So that's the answer to that question. And yeah, I was aware that Mr.

01:12:14.000 Peckford is raising the issue of does the government's action on imposing mandates such

01:12:20.980 as the travel ones, does it actually exceed the power of the government? The short answer is,

01:12:25.780 yeah. And you've just hit on one of my personal things that just drive me nuts is people go,

01:12:31.200 well, you know, it's a mandate. And it's like, what does that even mean? It's meaningless. Some

01:12:35.940 bureaucrat somewhere in Ottawa, who you've never heard of, who you can't find, you can't vote for or

01:12:41.080 against, and you can't sue them or hold them accountable, passes some rule that suddenly says

01:12:47.200 you as a Canadian aren't allowed to travel inside Canada on an airplane or a train, you can't travel

01:12:51.780 to America, you can't travel to, you know, England or whatever. And this is because some bureaucrat

01:12:57.220 wants to do this. And like, mandates have no actual law. It's not like the bureaucrat said it,

01:13:04.620 and then the parliament voted a law on it. In which case, okay, now maybe you're stuck with it. I don't

01:13:08.920 know. But I mean, the fact that we have to go around following arbitrary mandates by nameless,

01:13:13.580 faceless bureaucrats. I mean, this is, I think, a fault on the part of the citizens as well.

01:13:18.080 We don't understand our government. We're not teaching civics in school anymore. We should

01:13:21.740 be demanding the school board start teaching the Constitution, start teaching the Charter of

01:13:25.980 Rights. Canada has a Bill of Rights. How many people actually know that? Most don't. 1962.

01:13:30.740 We need people to start understanding that as citizens, you have rights, you can challenge the

01:13:35.000 government. It's your job to challenge the government. You're failing if you're not

01:13:39.020 challenging the government. So yeah. Next one, just, you didn't ask the question, but, you know,

01:13:44.980 we're following the science, and you're not allowed to question the science. Yes, you are. The whole idea

01:13:50.100 behind science is to question it. It's driven by questions and answers. It's driven by challenging

01:13:55.660 facts. And that's how science moves ahead. So when people say the science is settled, or we're just

01:14:00.860 following the science, they're lying through their teeth, challenge them. Anyway, sorry about that.

01:14:04.840 It was a rant. Anyway. Well, it's good. You're passionate about this, Tom. That's what I love

01:14:08.440 about you. All right. Let's go to the next question, please. Next we have is Marianne.

01:14:14.460 Hi, Marianne. Can you unmute? Sometimes we have difficulty with the... Oh, there we go.

01:14:21.880 Can you hear me? Sure can. What's your question?

01:14:24.840 Yeah. My question is, okay, James taught. To be honest with you, I've been very worried about him.

01:14:31.800 I don't think he's safe. I really don't. Because if all those police could, you know,

01:14:38.940 just charge into a bunch of people, and people I saw there, and they were beat so bad and abused,

01:14:47.380 and I don't want to see that happen to James. My husband's down there, too. And my oldest daughter,

01:14:54.560 they're all camping there. Like, are they safe? I'm sitting home worried, sicker than a dog,

01:15:03.760 you know, because I'm... Okay. So let me address that. And yeah, it's a good question,

01:15:10.980 and it's a good point to raise. The book I just wrote, Eyewitness to Deceit, is dedicated to a guy

01:15:16.340 named Chris Deering. Chris is a former Canadian Forces Corporal. He served in an armored vehicle

01:15:23.080 in Afghanistan. That vehicle hit an IED. The vehicle was blown up into the air. Three of the

01:15:28.900 four crewmen died. Chris Deering survived. Barely. Multiple injuries, broken legs, broken back. It's

01:15:36.080 just a horror story. Anyway, Chris Deering arrived at the convoy right towards the very end,

01:15:41.300 and he and a number of other veterans perceived their role as placing themselves between the police

01:15:49.720 and the participants in the convoy who were there as part of a legal protest, and the courts had said

01:15:58.040 it's a legal protest. Chris got the ever-living hellbeat out of him, excuse my French for saying

01:16:02.520 that, but he got the hellbeat out of him by the police. So for his service to the country, for his

01:16:08.500 injuries in Afghanistan, he got the crap beat out of him, again, by agents of the state acting for Trudeau.

01:16:17.000 So, one of our things we've said with V4F is, this is not going to happen again. We're not going to allow

01:16:22.320 this stuff to occur again. We have been working very hard behind the scenes, identifying possible threats.

01:16:28.020 We have been very clear in dealing with municipal, provincial, and federal police that we're watching this.

01:16:32.320 We're providing them with threat information. We're providing them with everything we can

01:16:35.920 to ensure this doesn't happen. So one of the roles of Veterans for Freedom is to say this kind of stuff

01:16:42.140 can't be allowed to happen again. And without going into details, we're doing some technical work,

01:16:46.860 some artificial intelligence work behind the scenes to ensure that anybody that get involved

01:16:51.020 in this foolishness again is going to be held accountable. So we support police. We support good

01:16:56.160 police. We support honest police. But if there's police out there like that RCMP guy that says,

01:17:01.360 you know, we're going to use our jackboots to beat down the protesters. This time around,

01:17:05.540 we're going to push back and you're going to be facing criminal charges if you're involved in that

01:17:10.340 kind of activity. So I hope James Topp is safe. I know there's a number of police who are good people.

01:17:16.000 They're working hard to try and make sure everything goes right. We've identified specific threats to him.

01:17:21.000 We think we're doing a good job there. So we're hoping and praying this all goes well because his message is

01:17:26.040 important. His role is important. And the message he wants to take to the government, it's important

01:17:32.100 that everyone hears it. So short answer to the question is, we think he's going to be okay.

01:17:36.800 I'm going to be there tomorrow, along with a bunch of other folks to keep an eye on stuff. So

01:17:40.960 say a prayer for James Topp tonight, and let's hope everything goes well.

01:17:45.620 Right. And Tom, you know, I know there's been a lot of concern surrounding Ottawa and the law

01:17:49.400 enforcement that showed up. Do you believe any of these people were shipped in? Do you think they were

01:17:54.620 all official Ottawa police or RCMP? There were a variety of police forces involved. Let me just

01:18:02.380 say something that's not too politically correct here. And I hope I don't get anybody in trouble.

01:18:05.800 But the vast majority of the Ottawa police and the Ontario provincial police who were involved with

01:18:10.900 the convoy from sort of day one to the last day, were either doing the right thing, or they were

01:18:16.040 walking a very thin line trying to do the right thing. It is only at the very end where the whole thing

01:18:21.880 went sideways in a very big way. The fingers there should be pointed at a the RCMP because they

01:18:28.280 were in overall charge of it. And again, I'll be careful what I say here. But some of the worst

01:18:34.660 aspects of what occurred on the last day fall upon the sort of states Quebec. A lot of people said,

01:18:40.600 you know, we saw foreign police there who were unmarked and they were speaking some weird foreign 0.64

01:18:44.020 language. And the answer is, yeah, they were they were sort of saying they were from Quebec and the

01:18:47.820 foreign language. I'm sorry, it was French. You know, get with the program, folks, catch up a bit.

01:18:53.260 But yeah, so there were a lot of problems there. And most of the weight there fell upon the RCMP who

01:18:58.700 took over the operation at the end, a certain amount on the sort of day and then to put to put

01:19:04.200 blame where it really belongs. The horses that did the trampling belong to the Toronto police. And by the

01:19:08.480 way, the Toronto police are the same people that sent their mounted police unit down to a restaurant

01:19:14.440 where a guy refused to close his restaurant because of the pandemic. And they sent a couple

01:19:19.160 of hundred cops and a mounted unit to go after one guy. That was not an enforcement action. That

01:19:24.760 was a political action. That was the government saying, if you push, we will crush you. So hopefully,

01:19:32.040 I think a lot of police have got the message. We've got communications from a lot of police coming to us

01:19:37.060 saying they know what's going wrong. They don't like it. A lot of them are quitting the service. A lot of

01:19:41.240 them are pushing back. And we're hoping that this very, shall we say, public demonstration of raw

01:19:47.040 government power has drawn a lot of Canadians to a situation where they're going, yeah, maybe that

01:19:52.960 isn't quite right. That's the kind of crap we expect to see going on in, I don't know, Russia or, you 1.00

01:19:57.660 know, some other third world banana republic not here. No, exactly. And I was just kind of thinking, 0.99

01:20:03.100 you know, we've seen everything unfold with Commissioner Luckey in Nova Scotia, you know,

01:20:07.320 handwritten notes being revealed and other communications. And I think everybody should

01:20:12.060 get just right on it and request an FOI of the communications between Brenda Luckey and the RCMP

01:20:18.380 over what transpired in Ottawa. And I'm sure that we're going to see more interference from the

01:20:24.400 government putting applying pressure to take some of those steps. So I'm sure and I'm hoping that that

01:20:30.800 communication will come out in the very near future. Okay, somebody's asked an interesting

01:20:35.260 question about Nova Scotia. I didn't I wasn't aware of this. It goes, how do the RCMP justify the large

01:20:41.780 withdrawal from the shooter in Nova Scotia? Media has implied this is informant type of funds. And

01:20:48.920 when gathered from a non public bank, will this even be revealed? What was an informant? Was he an

01:20:54.940 informant gone wrong? Rogue? Okay, now that's that's actually out there that's being asked. It's a valid

01:21:00.960 question to ask. And it deserves a valid answer, which you're not going to get, I don't think. So

01:21:06.400 what they're actually saying is the guy who is the shooter, walked into a bank and asked for a

01:21:11.380 ridiculous amount of money. And I can't remember, it was $400,000 or $700,000. And of course, small town

01:21:16.680 bank, they don't have 400 grand sitting under the counter. Long story short, he eventually went to a

01:21:22.360 cash center. And let me just explain that a cash center is not a place where you and I can go. It's a

01:21:28.920 distribution point where the banks and the armored car companies get their money from. So the Bank of

01:21:36.420 Canada prints money, while somebody else does it for them, and they bring it to Canada. But anyway,

01:21:41.260 so in the Bank of Canada, there's these monstrous great bolts that are actually full of pallets full

01:21:46.360 of money. And I've been in them, it's stunning to see, let me tell you. That money is then shipped

01:21:50.360 out to cash centers in Montreal, Toronto, Halifax, Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary. And in those cash

01:21:56.840 centers, which are typically run by a bank or a private company, that's where the armored cars

01:22:01.200 show up. They take a bundle full of cash, they take it to the cash machine, and they stuff the

01:22:05.380 cash machine. So he went to one of those cash centers to get the money. And the question is why?

01:22:10.860 And as a former Bank of Canada Security and Operational Risk Manager, my understanding of

01:22:15.780 that is the only people that get money from a cash center are the banks themselves via an armored

01:22:20.900 car company that transports the cash from them, or a situation where the government wants to send

01:22:27.800 large amounts of cash to a private citizen off the books. Why would they do that? Typically,

01:22:33.680 because the person is an informant or an agent, a source or an agent, more correctly, I guess,

01:22:39.120 for a police force or a federal agency of some sort. So somebody is spying on a terrorist cell for the

01:22:47.220 government and they pay them for their work. That cash may get transferred to them off the books in

01:22:52.040 such a way that it's not traceable. So it's a perfectly fair question to ask, why did that guy

01:22:56.740 go to a cash center to get that money? What's not happening is we're not getting the answer. There

01:23:01.280 may be a completely legitimate reason why he did that. But again, we're not getting the answer and

01:23:06.160 people presume the worst. And unfortunately, given the RCMP's recent display of behavior in Nova Scotia,

01:23:13.700 where they're willfully trying to exploit the victims of, you know, 22 people that were murdered

01:23:18.580 for political gain, you kind of have to think maybe there's something else going on there as well.

01:23:23.720 Again, the RCMP needs to step forward and clear that up. Well, yeah. And, you know, and it's just

01:23:28.000 building, you know, on the fears or how this case has been highly suspect for many years. And like I say,

01:23:35.880 you know, Trudeau doesn't like to waste a good crisis and he doesn't mind even creating them,

01:23:40.900 as we have found out, right? So it just really brings into question, I didn't know this detail

01:23:46.420 about the shooter, and that, you know, possibly he'd gone rogue, and he was working with the

01:23:51.700 government. But it definitely brings into question the legitimacy of the whole event, and whether or

01:23:59.040 not this was actually created in order to assist with banning guns in Canada, which you could really

01:24:07.400 see would be of high importance to Justin Trudeau, because we got millions of gun owners or guns that

01:24:14.340 are owned by gun owners lawfully in Canada. It's awfully hard to take over our country when that's 0.93

01:24:20.900 going on. So anyways, there's there's just let me there's one quick lesson here as well. The

01:24:26.160 government and the media keeps complaining about all there's all these conspiracy theories out there,

01:24:29.680 and they're saying all this crazy stuff. Well, a whole lot of conspiracy theories are coming true.

01:24:33.580 That's one problem. But the actual point here is conspiracy theories grow best in a vacuum. So

01:24:40.180 when when an issue arises, and the government refuses to explain what happens, people will fill in the

01:24:45.840 blanks with their own theory, i.e. a conspiracy theory. Sometimes they're right, most of the time 0.50

01:24:50.580 they're wrong. But if the government and the media are worried about why all these conspiracy theories are

01:24:55.340 popping up, the answer is, to be quite blunt, you suck, you're not doing your job. And I direct that 0.99

01:25:00.880 directly at the media and directly at the government. If you were doing your job, most of the conspiracy

01:25:05.060 theories would go away. Yes, right. And I feel quite hopeful, actually, that the amount of pressure

01:25:11.700 on the RCMP at this point, I mean, they've got a big spotlight on them once again. But this Nova

01:25:17.780 Scotia shooting incident and what's coming out is, I think of paramount importance as far as the

01:25:24.660 pressure on on the RCMP to get to a point where they can no longer turn a blind eye or be silenced,

01:25:32.200 no matter if it's from someone like Bill Blair, Commissioner Lucky, they're going to have to

01:25:36.180 step up and do their job, because the corruption is that evident. So Terencio, oh, sorry. Yep.

01:25:42.640 I didn't say we used to have leaders in Canada would speak out every now and again and say something

01:25:46.520 General Hillier was a hoot. He was a Newfoundlander who was Chief of Defence Staff who just didn't care

01:25:51.880 anymore. And he actually started speaking out and saying exactly what he thought. We need a few

01:25:56.660 more like him. I think the dam is going to break. I think it's going to come soon. All right, Terencio,

01:26:01.320 we've got three questions left with people with their hands up. So let's try to see if we can get

01:26:05.620 through these and then we'll wrap up. Next one we have is from Weislauwa. I really hope I said that

01:26:11.880 right. Weislauwa? Okay, can they unmute?

01:26:21.880 Are you seeing a message pop up on your screen, Weislauwa?

01:26:28.320 No. Okay. We'll go to the next. Next one is with Maria.

01:26:34.860 Hi, Maria.

01:26:39.160 Okay, I can see that she's unmuted, but I cannot hear her. 0.92

01:26:44.140 Maria, can you say something?

01:26:45.240 Okay, sometimes that's a matter if you sign off and sign back on again, Maria, and make sure to click

01:26:53.820 use your audio. We might be able to get your question in. Let's go to the next one, Terencio.

01:26:58.780 All right, next one is from Cindy.

01:27:04.240 I don't feel like I'm third one lucky. I think you can hear me.

01:27:07.100 Hey, thanks very much, Terencio. So my question is really about the Sherman murders. And I think

01:27:14.200 I wanted Tom's opinion on that one, because I read a really interesting article. Of course,

01:27:19.640 it ties back to Trudeau. They were, he was being, you know, investigated by the RCMP as one of the

01:27:25.660 key witnesses going back to his very first 2015 fundraiser. And so Tom, I don't know that this one has

01:27:32.640 never been, let's say, linked to Trudeau before, but that Sherman, the whole thing with their bizarre

01:27:37.440 murder scene and everything about it is just bizarre. So what are your thoughts on that one,

01:27:43.280 if anything?

01:27:44.700 Okay, just a bit of disclosure up front. I actually knew Barry and Honey Sherman. I'd met them.

01:27:50.340 They had indirectly, through a group of friends or whatever, helped fund some of my research in

01:27:55.880 years gone by. So just to say that, so it's out there. A couple of things jump out at the

01:28:02.620 Honey and Barry Sherman thing is, the first thing is, if somebody can get away with murdering a

01:28:07.540 billionaire and just get away with it, that's terrifying. I mean, everybody should be equal,

01:28:13.600 everybody's, you know, we're all the same, et cetera. But let's be serious. If you can get away

01:28:17.680 with murdering a billionaire, where am I in all of this? You know, are they going to care about me if

01:28:21.600 they can't fix that one? So there's the first thing. The second thing is, there's been a number of

01:28:27.260 discussions around, he was involved in, I forget, some sort of thing. He was funding the Liberal

01:28:32.560 Party, and it may have been a conflict of interest because of a lobby group, and I forget all the

01:28:36.200 details of it.

01:28:36.860 Yes, he actually did.

01:28:37.740 But here's the thing.

01:28:38.660 A $1,000 group, exactly.

01:28:40.840 Typically, billionaires don't kill people, and they don't get killed for that kind of stuff.

01:28:45.800 They have boatloads of lawyers who are worth, you know, $1,000 an hour, and that's where that

01:28:49.420 stuff gets fought out. So, you know, is there a connection between the murder, Justin Trudeau,

01:28:53.980 the Liberal Party donations and all of that? I really don't think so. There's no there there,

01:28:59.840 so to speak. The other thing that was interesting is Barry Sherman's main job was to create generic

01:29:06.980 drugs, which would then undersell the patented drugs run by major drug companies like Pfizer and

01:29:15.200 all those other folks. And a lot of questions have been raised. Did his work get him killed? In other

01:29:19.880 words, was some megacorporation so upset with this guy, they decided to do him in. Again,

01:29:25.580 megacorporations like Pfizer, when they want to ruin you, they ruin you. They go after you with

01:29:29.720 lawyers. They destroy your business. They destroy your friends. They destroy everyone around you.

01:29:34.660 They don't typically murder people. At least I hope they don't yet. I mean, Pfizer is a pretty

01:29:39.680 bad outfit. They've lost court cases. They've lost billion-dollar settlements. But I don't think as

01:29:44.020 bad as Pfizer is that, you know, that Pfizer or anybody else was involved in that. Again, however,

01:29:50.360 having said that, I'm kind of horrified by that whole thing because I knew them. I know some of

01:29:55.280 the neighbors on the street there who were kind enough to help with my work. And it is terrifying

01:30:00.040 that somebody like that can get murdered. And X number of years later, there is not a single

01:30:04.680 shred of evidence that says what actually happened there. And that's terrifying.

01:30:07.900 Yeah. For our viewers who don't know who the Shermans are, he actually, they owned Apotex and they

01:30:15.900 actually created or produced hydroxychloroquine. And they were very well known for having that industry

01:30:28.160 really apparently providing a great deal of hydroxychloroquine. And so that having been,

01:30:34.660 you know, a solution to COVID, a treatment for COVID, there were some people who have suspected

01:30:40.400 that they were murdered because of that. There is also other news that Bill Gates had visited the

01:30:46.960 Shermans several months beforehand and had wanted to purchase Apotex. And so again, that's a little

01:30:54.180 rabbit hole that potentially might have some legitimate reasons why the couple were murdered. But yeah,

01:31:01.080 I, I'm interested in intrigued by that story as well. Okay. So did we have any last questions?

01:31:10.000 Yes. Are we good?

01:31:11.140 Yes.

01:31:11.460 We have another question from Maria.

01:31:19.040 Maria, are you there?

01:31:22.100 I think Maria probably tried to sign off and come back on with audio and potentially it's not working. 0.99

01:31:26.920 I do it. Oh, sorry.

01:31:28.760 Yeah. One last one. We could go with Marianne.

01:31:32.600 All right.

01:31:35.900 Hi, it's me again.

01:31:37.480 Hi, Marianne.

01:31:38.600 Hi. I'm just wondering a few years ago, well, when all this first happened, I went to London, Ontario

01:31:47.600 to a Freedom Rally where Chris Guy was speaking. My husband and I and my, a few of my children and

01:31:56.600 that went to a restaurant after that. Now we hadn't even heard of a vaccine passport.

01:32:03.780 So we went into this restaurant and they, they just went in and they wanted to go and have cigarettes

01:32:09.940 and I don't smoke. So I just stayed in and I went and sat down in a seat and the guy come over and

01:32:17.580 says, have you got a vaccine passport? And I said, no, what's the vaccine passport? You know?

01:32:24.080 So he said, well, if you don't have a passport, you have to leave. I said, I'm sorry, but I can't

01:32:30.520 even stand. I said, I've had leg surgery. I'm sitting down. I'm like 70 years old and I've got

01:32:37.860 a few different illnesses. Like, uh, I just, I just can't move right now. You can just wait.

01:32:44.540 And he said, well, I'll have to call the police. I said, well, do what you got to do

01:32:47.760 because I didn't think anything of it. Well, the police came in and I mean, 16 squad cars came

01:32:56.520 for one little old lady. I'm sorry. I'm not, I'm having a hard time talking about this. I'm very

01:33:03.860 angry. They physically grabbed me, threw me on the floor and carried me out the back door.

01:33:13.180 Six police officers on one little woman who's four foot 11. I mean, I I'm sorry. I hate the police.

01:33:23.900 I hate them all. I don't trust them. And what I know is when my kids were little, I used to say, 0.99

01:33:30.480 oh, if you ever get lost, if anything ever happens, there's the police. You can always trust them and

01:33:36.760 tell them they'll help you. Now I tell them to hide. Don't go to the police because

01:33:43.160 they're the bad guys. Yeah. I'm so sorry. There's a real problem here. And I'm sorry to

01:33:48.880 hear that. I mean, you're not the first person that's happened to you. And unfortunately,

01:33:51.400 you're not going to be the last, especially amongst the younger police. They're now being

01:33:54.940 told, you know, you're there to follow the rules. You just do what you're told. The idea that you

01:33:58.820 should actually think your way through a problem or try and do any kind of rational assessment on

01:34:02.960 scene is not there. Let me tell you another story. I wasn't going to mention this one, but

01:34:07.060 here's a question that I answer in my book, Eyewitness to Deceit. People actually ask,

01:34:12.200 how did the convoy get started? And I was a part of it and I didn't know how it got started

01:34:15.960 exactly. So here's the answer to the question. It happened because of someone like you who

01:34:22.460 suffered because of government overreach of overenthusiastic police using excessive force

01:34:29.920 to enforce a mandate, which is highly doubtful to start with. So if you want to know how the

01:34:36.720 convoy got started, it was CBSA. It was the Canada Border Services Agency in November

01:34:41.520 of 2021. Bridget Belton, a female truck driver who's a staggering five foot, two inches tall, 1.00

01:34:49.540 was approaching the border from the American side, coming back into Canada. And she was wearing a face

01:34:54.640 shield because she doesn't like wearing a mask because she's the victim of domestic abuse. Somebody 1.00

01:35:00.060 tried to suffocate her. And she discovered when she put a mask on, she'd kind of start to panic from a

01:35:04.840 sort of claustrophobia, violent reaction, PTSD kind of thing. So she wore a face shield instead,

01:35:10.640 crossed the border several times, no problem. This time, just after the new mandates, you know,

01:35:16.200 attacking truckers who, you know, for two years have been traveling with no problems. Now, all of a

01:35:20.480 sudden, they're criminals. They threatened her with arrest, pulled her out of the truck,

01:35:25.800 didn't want to listen to her PTSD story. And she was so horrified and terrified by this abuse,

01:35:33.420 by this government overreach. She actually did a TikTok video later that night and said,

01:35:37.340 that's it. I'm done. I can't be a truck driver anymore. I can't live anymore. I'm thinking

01:35:40.280 about suicide. I've just been so horrified by the domestic abuse. And then the sort of response

01:35:44.500 of being forced by three armed men out of her truck because she wouldn't wear a stupid mask, 0.99

01:35:49.960 even though she's wearing a face shield outdoors, that she said, that's it. I'm done. 1.00

01:35:55.920 Long story short, she went on TikTok. She went on a couple of other social media platforms and said,

01:36:00.720 am I the only one or is there something really wrong here? She started getting a lot of stories

01:36:04.960 from other people that said, yeah, me too. Government overreach. I was attacked. I was abused,

01:36:09.000 just like you were. And that's how she started reaching out to people. She eventually runs into

01:36:14.580 a guy named Chris Barber, who she'd never met before. They get going to cut to the chase. That's

01:36:20.660 how the convoy started. So your abuse maybe didn't get you anywhere other than, you know,

01:36:26.520 chucked out the back door unceremoniously. But you should know that the abuse of the CBSA on other

01:36:32.580 people actually did form a pushback. And that's how the convoy actually got started. Folks don't

01:36:39.840 want you to know that they're blaming, oh, you know, white supremacists in Alberta. But the fact

01:36:43.760 is it was a five foot, two inch woman who was a victim of domestic abuse, who was so grossly abused 1.00

01:36:50.580 by government overreach, enforcing stupid mandates, that that's how it got started. So I know that 0.99

01:36:55.840 doesn't help your situation, but I hope it gives you a bit of a courage and a bit of a feeling of

01:36:59.800 hope that other people in your situation actually started to push back. And it started a wave,

01:37:05.940 which is now hopefully going to carry us into the future. So I'm sorry to hear that happen to you.

01:37:11.560 Try and rebuild a bit of hope, try and rebuild a bit of faith, and maybe we're looking at a better

01:37:15.400 tomorrow. Thank you, Tom. All right. Terenzio, are we done there? Yes, we are. Okay. Well, Tom,

01:37:23.240 do you have anything that you would like to add or say in closing to our viewers?

01:37:30.460 Yeah, just one quick thing. I mean, we haven't talked a lot about the mainstream media. I mean,

01:37:35.700 tonight we were focusing heavily on the RCMP. If you want to look at a problem in Canada,

01:37:40.400 it's the mainstream media, especially the government's funding of the mainstream media,

01:37:44.760 $600 million in cash, a couple hundred million dollars in advertising. Just by example,

01:37:49.660 the Toronto Star ran this hit piece on me. And one of the things I've been called in the media is

01:37:54.420 Tom's an anti-vaxxer. Now, here's the thing. Most of the people in the convoy were actually vaxxed.

01:38:00.560 And I always, I now carry my little book around with me. It's my vaccine book that we all used to

01:38:08.200 carry because I'm ex-military. I've got one. And oh yeah, by the way, I should tell people I've

01:38:13.500 actually got two of them. I've got a second one in the back because the first one is full.

01:38:17.400 So when they tell you, you know, you're an anti-vaxxer and you're a, you're a fascist and 0.99

01:38:22.060 you're a white supremacist and all this, it's utter nonsense. I am not anti-vax. I've had more 0.96

01:38:27.600 vaccines than most people in Canada and any reporter that wants to challenge me on it. You can come look

01:38:32.520 at my book and see the, you know, the huge list of vaccines that I've had. Here's the thing. I'm not

01:38:38.060 anti-vax. I'm vaccine hesitant. Why? Because this vaccine was presented to us as a hundred percent safe

01:38:45.760 and effective. And right there, I knew that was a lie. No vaccine in history has ever been a hundred

01:38:50.040 percent safe ever. The other thing we were told is the companies have no legal liability.

01:38:56.360 And that to me was the first clue that, Hey, if this thing is a hundred percent safe and effective,

01:39:00.840 why do they need a hundred percent protection from liability unless they know something's wrong?

01:39:06.920 Anyway, raise questions, use the science challenge authority. It's your right as a citizen

01:39:12.540 in a democratic country to hold the government accountable. That's the whole idea behind

01:39:16.820 democracy is to challenge authority, to challenge government. Keep doing it. It's working. And I

01:39:21.620 hope we're getting somewhere. Tanya, thank you so much for your work. You've been a big,

01:39:25.100 a part of pushback on the government. And hopefully this will be one more step in the pushback

01:39:29.680 against the increasing centralization and the increasing sort of totalitarian nature of the

01:39:35.380 prime minister's office. Super Tom. Yeah. Thank you so much. You know, we're going to have to

01:39:40.560 have you on again. I absolutely, I, you know, I'm, I'm sitting here as host and yet I'm so engaged

01:39:47.260 every time you start speaking, because you have so much information to share as far as, um, you know,

01:39:55.140 uh, the background information, I guess we get the frontline, you know, maybe what the media will

01:39:59.320 share with us and then you contribute and you would just add so much more to that. And, uh, I, again,

01:40:05.000 thank you so much for being on the show and we welcome you back another time.

01:40:08.660 Cheers. Thanks, Tanya. All right. Thank you. Woo. Really seriously. I sit there and listen to Tom,

01:40:16.580 you know, I've had many phone conversations with Tom as well, and I just feel so informed and educated

01:40:21.560 after, uh, speaking to him. And I really thought it was important to have him on the show tonight.

01:40:25.820 And I really will, uh, make a point to have him on again, because I think there's so many more things

01:40:30.900 that we could be discussing. And so now I just want to let you know, uh, next week's Empower Hour,

01:40:36.900 we're going to have Ted Koontz from Vaccine Choice Canada on. We'll be sending out one of our weekly

01:40:42.580 emails, of course, uh, reporting on some updates on vaccine harms and injuries. Um, I've learned that

01:40:50.060 there's a website that we have access to that will say, you know, uh, it's about a bad batch or what

01:40:56.520 was my batch. It tells you if you were somebody who seemed, um, deceived and got the vaccination or

01:41:03.340 else. I don't want to call it a vaccination, the injection, but you can actually go in there and

01:41:07.580 put the lot number, the, the number that, uh, was coincides with that injection. And you can check

01:41:13.700 out, um, if there's been harms associated with it, et cetera. So that will be a great email. I'm super

01:41:19.700 looking forward to having Ted, Ted Koontz on as well. He's amazing. Uh, he's doing so much for

01:41:25.180 Canadians. I really think this is Vaccine Choice's time to shine. Um, and I think that they're

01:41:30.840 bringing awareness as well, even to, uh, the childhood vaccinations where it used to be 16

01:41:37.400 doses and four shots. It in 2019 was 16 to 17 doses and 72, sorry, 16 to 17 shots and 72 doses.

01:41:48.120 And I believe now it's up to a hundred doses for children. And, uh, of course they're targeting the

01:41:54.720 elderly. They basically say it's from the cradle to the grave that the pharmaceutical companies are

01:42:00.220 wanting to, uh, jab people with, um, all of their highly toxic chemicals. It's just not necessary.

01:42:07.020 We've got to wake up. We've got to find this as an opportunity to be willing to have the conversation

01:42:12.460 about, uh, uh, vaccines, um, as a, as a total, not just the one that we've been faced with or the five

01:42:19.880 that we've been faced with, um, in response to COVID-19. All right. Um, again, thank you so much for

01:42:27.120 joining, uh, for joining us. I do want to just give a little bit of an update. I neglected at the

01:42:31.620 beginning taboo talks on Tuesday. I'm putting a pause on those till the end of summer, because I

01:42:36.820 know a lot of people are in holiday mode and wanting to enjoy the time with the summer and your

01:42:41.660 kids and family, but please, please understand the restrictions have only been lifted. Not one

01:42:48.600 province has actually, uh, rescinded the provincial emergency measures and that way they can easily

01:42:55.920 implement them again and invoke them in the fall. So, uh, be active with action for Canada

01:43:01.640 in whatever way you can during the summer, make a point to build, help us build community

01:43:06.400 within the chapters and, uh, to be actively involved in serving the new notice of liability

01:43:12.220 to school board trustees, principals, educators, uh, because they are in the office right now,

01:43:17.740 I believe for the next week or two. And then again, we'll commence this, uh, uh, recommence

01:43:22.660 this action in the middle of August, because we really need to protect our children. All

01:43:26.920 right. Well, thank you again so much as always. God bless you and God bless Canada.

01:43:52.660 God bless you and God bless you

01:44:09.700 and God bless you.

01:44:12.540 God bless you and God bless you!

01:44:18.500 God bless you and God bless you and God bless you!

01:44:20.680 God bless you and God bless you!

01:44:22.320 I'm going to thank our founding fathers for giving their lives and sacrificing so much

01:44:31.380 for our freedom.

01:44:35.180 And I'm calling on you today, don't put them to shame, don't waste what they did, we have

01:44:43.480 guaranteed rights in this country.

01:44:52.320 We are putting chapters across the nation, we are going to be in every town and every

01:44:58.560 city, and we are going to build communities within these communities of like-minded people

01:45:04.080 who are actually going to care for one another again and love on each other and give each

01:45:08.800 other the help when they're down.

01:45:10.860 We are going to use the teams and the people that build within chapters to support our businesses.

01:45:17.280 The government's actions are completely, 100% unlawful.

01:45:24.380 Judgment will again be found on justice and those with virtuous hearts will pursue it.

01:45:32.600 You have a virtuous heart if you are here today pursuing freedom and righteousness.

01:45:38.520 And then verse 23 comes along with a promise.

01:45:44.280 God says he will turn the sins of evil people back on them.

01:45:49.520 He will destroy them for their sins.

01:45:54.520 I take great comfort in that because I serve a mighty living God who has allowed us to go

01:46:03.820 through this season of discomfort because we as a nation have turned our backs on him

01:46:09.700 and we need to get right.

01:46:12.580 So I am just going to thank you so much.

01:46:16.320 I'm going to say God bless you and God bless Canada.

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Action4Canada - June 30, 2022

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