Action4Canada - International and Domestic Travel, Cross Border, Mobility Rights & Live Q&A

00:00:00.000 Hello, my Action for Canada friends. I want to welcome you to the August 3rd, 2022 Empower

00:00:10.140 Hour. We're so happy you can join us today. We have yet another great show planned for

00:00:15.700 you. Our guest speaker this evening is Remo Gaeta, and he's going to talk about domestic,

00:00:21.680 cross-border, and international travel, so be sure to stay tuned for that. Tonight's

00:00:27.240 show will be available to re-watch. Go to the Action for Canada website in order to share

00:00:32.660 this valuable and informative webinar with your family and friends. Action for Canada

00:00:38.800 is a grassroots movement reaching out to millions of Canadians and uniting our voices in opposition

00:00:44.740 to the destructive policies tearing at the fabric of our nation. Through call-to-action

00:00:49.900 campaigns, we equip citizens to take action. We are committed to protecting faith, family,

00:00:56.400 and freedom. It's always an honor and a pleasure to introduce you to the founder and leader

00:01:03.560 of Action for Canada, Tanya Ga. For those of you who are new to the Empower Hour, Tanya is

00:01:09.880 a passionate truth-seeker and freedom fighter. For the past seven years, she has been diligently

00:01:16.160 exposing the malfeasance and corruption of local, provincial, and federal governments. She

00:01:22.820 has provided many resources in order to educate and empower Canadians to stand up for our rights

00:01:28.980 and freedoms, including the Notice of Liability regarding mobility rights, as well as the new

00:01:34.700 travel Notice of Liability.

00:01:37.660 The notices of liability that Tanya and Action for Canada have worked on are powerful tools

00:01:43.380 in our hands, so be sure to check out our website to see all the incredible documents she's made

00:01:48.960 available, and then share the information with others so they can be empowered too. Tanya,

00:01:54.800 I know I speak for everyone on this call. We're so grateful for your leadership and knowledge

00:01:59.700 as you inspire us to take a stand against our corrupt governments. Welcome and thank you so much for all

00:02:06.960 you do.

00:02:10.400 Hi Heather, and I just want to welcome everybody. I was seeing the chat, Heather, light up with,

00:02:16.360 you know, people saying, my first time here, my first time here, and you know, we happen to report

00:02:22.340 on a number of different issues, and we thought it was long overdue. We've been meaning to do this

00:02:28.380 for a while, but how do you pick what's most important, right? Our kids are important, what's

00:02:33.280 going on in the schools and all the sexualization. Immigration is important, what's happening to our

00:02:38.600 country, the vaccine or the experimental injections need to be addressed, notices of liability launched,

00:02:44.680 and so in between all of that, you know, we have tried to facilitate people with the travel, but I

00:02:50.060 think this was a huge step towards making a bigger effort towards that, and I hope it's going to really

00:02:55.480 help a lot of people. So thank you, Heather, so much, and we'll again see you shortly. All right, welcome

00:03:02.480 everybody. I'm going to get straight into doing what I do every week and just bringing some updates

00:03:08.940 your way. Happy to see that there's so many new people on. All right, this is what Action for Canada

00:03:14.820 looks like right now across the nation. We are building chapters in every town and every community.

00:03:21.020 I've told you in the past, but this is for the benefit of the new people on tonight. We had to put

00:03:25.780 a pause for a few months because we had to put provincial leaders in place and make sure that our chapter

00:03:32.980 leaders were getting the support that they need. So we're going to commence vetting shortly, and

00:03:39.420 hopefully there's going to be a lot more red maple leaves all across Canada. We've headed up into the

00:03:46.140 Yukon, and so we're just very, very excited about the growth, and hopefully you can all see the vision

00:03:53.520 for the mission. We get into every single community. We work towards getting the school board trustees,

00:03:59.300 the socialists, all removed and put some God-fearing people in place who actually love Canada

00:04:05.520 and love what Canada and support what Canada was founded on. Then we go to mayors and city councils

00:04:11.920 who you know the UN is using to implement their agenda because the municipalities are closest to

00:04:18.600 the people. Let's just say not on our watch. Let's put a stop to this. Let's get these city councillors

00:04:24.140 and these mayors who are receiving financial incentives or just communists, whatever they are,

00:04:29.480 however they're being motivated, you know, to destroy our freedoms. Let's get them removed from

00:04:35.180 office. Then we're creating a database. It will include MLAs and MPs. So as we've said for a really

00:04:43.960 long time, we want to get into the communities and replace elected officials at all levels of

00:04:50.360 government. And so we want you to be involved in that. So please make sure if somebody else sent

00:04:55.460 you the link that you actually go onto our website and join, and then you will receive our weekly emails

00:05:01.060 and all updates, calls to action, etc. Without that good friend, thank you good friend for sharing the

00:05:07.580 link to tonight. Okay, just for those of you again who are new, if you go under call to action,

00:05:14.520 you can also find on our homepage, the six most recent actions that we're doing. But if you want

00:05:21.600 to stay involved and maybe go back and find weekly actions, you can under call to action, just pop down

00:05:27.820 here, click on weekly actions, and this page will come up. We're changing our format a bit. This is how

00:05:33.220 it used to look. But now you get a better glance at what we're doing. So every week, we post the

00:05:40.080 Empower Hour separately with our special guests so we can share it all over social media and get

00:05:44.620 people to come to these Empower Hours. And then there is always a weekly email newsletter to support

00:05:52.100 the topic that we're speaking on. And as well, generally, we always include an action because we

00:05:58.680 don't want to just inform people of all the terrible things that are going on. We want to mobilize you,

00:06:04.620 we want to equip you with incredibly effective resources and get you actively involved

00:06:09.600 in this war against our freedom, right? You have a voice. There's more of us than them. Let's just

00:06:16.340 put it that way. But if we can mobilize the us, then the millions of us, then we're going to come

00:06:21.840 out of this a whole lot quicker. All right. So if you actually click on a link, I've already opened the

00:06:27.400 page, then it'll take you into the action. Forgive me, that was the actual notice of liability.

00:06:33.460 So I create an action on whatever topic. So I have an opening. And of course, this week is

00:06:43.020 promoting the notice of liability for travel. I wanted to let you know, we had a bit of a bump,

00:06:48.860 we thought we always hope that we're being very thorough when we're creating the notices of

00:06:54.200 liability. But there was a comment made as far as that the passport is your property. And we needed

00:07:01.740 to clarify that. So we ended up taking the original down within hours of posting it. And we've revised

00:07:08.120 it. So just make sure that if you printed one off yesterday, maybe you just rip that one up and print

00:07:14.860 off the newest notice of liability. And then you should have the up to date one. I'll show you in

00:07:19.380 a minute what the change was. So as you know, Remo is coming on tonight. And you know, when I was

00:07:24.500 talking to Remo, I always do bios, you know, for our guests. And Remo was just like, I'm just an

00:07:29.980 ordinary Canadian who spent the time to educate myself, and then be able to assert my God given

00:07:37.200 inalienable rights. And I just love it. So we're going to look forward to Remo coming on. And I'm

00:07:43.820 going to say right now, Action for Canada nor Remo are giving you guys any legal advice. What when Remo

00:07:50.300 will be coming on, he'll be sharing his experience, what has worked for him. Action for Canada, when we

00:07:57.000 created the notice of liability, we really dove into legislation, criminal code, constitution,

00:08:04.280 and we just put all of that information into the notice of liability, and then are helping to equip

00:08:11.440 you to assert those rights confidently. And I always say knowledge is power. And when you have it,

00:08:18.100 you have a duty to not only use it, but you should share it, share it with others. Because the more

00:08:22.840 Canadians that we have actively involved in this, the faster we're going to tear down all of this

00:08:28.840 fraudulent activity on behalf of Justin Trudeau and his treasonous government. Okay, so it can be

00:08:36.120 overwhelming the amount of information when I'm doing the research and putting a page like this

00:08:40.640 together, copious amounts of information, I want to get it down to maybe a 10 minute or under read,

00:08:46.460 so that you could just fly through here and read all the highlights and be super educated,

00:08:50.320 or do a deep dive and get super, super educated. But all the resources are here. Privacy Commissioner

00:08:56.660 has launched an investigation over concerns with respect to the collection of personal information

00:09:01.500 through ArriveCan. Well, isn't that just, is that shocking to anybody? No, no, it's your personal

00:09:06.960 information. You don't have to give anybody any of your medical personal information. That's between

00:09:12.120 you and your doctor. Okay, up to 40% of travelers are either not filling out the app, or they don't know

00:09:19.020 how to fill out the app. Mayors want it scrapped. And NDP leader, Brian Mass, had said, listen to this,

00:09:25.660 NDP leader. That's amazing. He should just do a revolt and become an independent in the house. Like,

00:09:31.220 do something, Mr. Mass. That's going to be really, really impactful. Step away from these corrupt

00:09:37.880 parties. He said the ArriveCan is about tracking and has nothing to do with public health. It's being used

00:09:45.000 as a backdoor to permanently track all border crossing. Further than that, to permanently track

00:09:51.100 every citizen in Canada. All right. Thank you, Mr. Mass, for speaking some truth there. So I said that

00:09:58.240 doesn't this just give you some good reasons to dig in and just say, no, I do not consent. Is it safe to

00:10:04.520 fly? This is just a two-minute video. Like I say, just go through, watch these, share them with other

00:10:10.520 people. It's really quite frightening. And so sad to hear how so many pilots felt forced to take the

00:10:18.040 jab in order to keep their jobs and provide for their families. Mr. Flint gives a story of having

00:10:25.300 to make an emergency landing due to being vaccine injured. We want to make sure we're taking flights

00:10:31.040 with multiple pilots because, you know, it's highly unlikely that three of them will be unable to fly

00:10:37.760 the plane at the same time. All right. This fella is with a group of people is suing WestJet. Super,

00:10:44.240 super amazing to see employees across Canada taking legal action. I'm very encouraged by it.

00:10:50.520 And every week we highlight one of our youth. If you're new, you may not know that we had an eight-week

00:10:56.780 program for our youth back in the spring to help raise up future generations of leaders and give them

00:11:05.540 special speaking skills. And so at the end of it, each one of our youth was to create a video. And

00:11:12.960 Matthew educates us here on what is really going on behind the experimental injections

00:11:18.900 and entreats us to educate friends and families so we can put a stop to the harms these jabs are

00:11:25.860 causing. Matthew closes by quoting Thomas Jefferson,

00:11:29.780 If people let the government decide what foods they eat and what medicine they take, their bodies will soon

00:11:37.260 be in a sorious state as our souls who live under tyranny. And I'm just amazed after we came through that

00:11:44.580 we met with all the kids last week who who could join us on Friday night, we want to keep in touch with

00:11:49.520 them. We're working towards getting a youth team together so that we can have participation with youth

00:11:55.600 across the nation. We're going to shoot for once a week. But like I say, we're getting that team

00:12:00.160 together. And we want more training. We focused on the Constitution, the Charter of Rights and

00:12:04.840 Freedoms. What an amazing group of young people and how awake and aware they are. All right, we've got to

00:12:10.560 invest in our youth. I would love it as well for those of you who feel called to also become monthly

00:12:17.780 donors with Action for Canada, because I need to hire some people to take on these positions that cost

00:12:24.340 money. And honestly, I know there's a lot of good organizations out there. But Action for Canada

00:12:29.740 is very unique in how broad the scope is of what it is that we're doing at so many different levels.

00:12:36.980 All right, last week, we had to take down the Empower Hour video of Rocco and I. So anyways, we just had

00:12:44.540 some troubles and we had to re-upload it. So if you haven't yet watched it, it is on the Empower Hour

00:12:50.620 page, which I will show you next. Actually, I say that, but maybe I'll just take a pause. I want to

00:12:57.540 go over the Notice of Liability. This is what the page looks like that you could join on and share on

00:13:02.700 social media. Open it up and we come to incredible information. And if you haven't read the inside

00:13:10.660 of your passport, do it. It's really interesting. It just says right there, allow the bearer to pass

00:13:17.240 freely without delay or hindrance. And I included this and to afford the bearer such assistance

00:13:23.680 and protection as may be necessary. I added, that includes protection against the illegal and

00:13:31.720 unlawful mandates and actions of our Canadian government. Trudeau is committing treason against

00:13:36.540 his people. And right here, it says on our passport that they must provide assistance and protection to

00:13:42.980 us. And so that includes any unconstitutional actions that violate our privacy rights, our

00:13:50.740 Charter of Rights and the criminal code. A valid Canadian passport is all that is required to travel

00:13:56.700 within or I say to use it within Canada. You'll have to jump through some hoops to get that passport.

00:14:03.700 So instead of domestic travel, providing your driver's license, which has your, you know,

00:14:09.840 your home address and private information. And some of you have your medical information on the back

00:14:14.260 of it. Instead, why not just use your passport? Anyways, requesting additional verification when you're

00:14:21.000 flying to the states in or out, such as driver's license, address, phone number is an impingement on the

00:14:27.040 bearer's fundamental right to freely travel. Now, this is the section where we pulled out that the passport is

00:14:34.300 the property of the person. And we added the definition of passport in section two of the Canadian passport

00:14:41.140 order shows the sections means an official Canadian document that shows the identity and nationality of

00:14:48.780 a person and expressly states that it is only for the purpose of facilitating travel by that person

00:14:55.360 outside Canada. Any other purpose is prohibited. It is not constitutionally, statutorily, or otherwise

00:15:03.680 authorized by law to be used by federal or provincial health officials for any purpose, including

00:15:10.380 obtaining your confidential medical information. So it's super duper important that you understand

00:15:18.200 that border guards, transportation personnel or employees or public health employees, they have no

00:15:24.440 business. They have no right and no grounds to stand on to get any medical information from you.

00:15:30.860 And right here it says that the purpose of customs in the border when you are a Canadian citizen

00:15:37.340 is to let you pass freely without delay or hindrance. So stand on that. That's all I'm going to outline

00:15:45.760 there. We were, David Lindsay and I were diving in last night about, you know, when they can revoke a

00:15:53.440 passport and it's royal prerogative. And so I was joking with them last night and I says, yeah, can you

00:15:59.320 imagine the queen with the thousands of Canadians, you know, that aren't going to comply with these,

00:16:04.800 uh, this unlawful arrive can the queen will make a trip here and, uh, you know, start, start revoking

00:16:11.660 thousands of Canadian citizens passports. I don't think she's going to be doing that. They don't have

00:16:16.840 royal prerogative. You have to have committed a criminal offense and not filling out arrive can and

00:16:23.100 not giving your medical information is not a criminal offense. So these, these are the numbers

00:16:27.820 of times that, um, the, uh, royal prerogative has been, um, issued and you can see from 1947

00:16:35.780 to 2005, it's been pretty minuscule, but I just, I just thought that was an interesting little bit

00:16:42.040 of information. Again, for those of you who are new on the show tonight, notices of liability,

00:16:47.920 liability, please be sure to check out this page. We have done so much work in the last two years

00:16:53.320 in, um, effectively equipping Canadians to stand on their rights with their employers

00:16:58.380 in travel, et cetera. And then lastly, I just want to end with under join. This is where you find the

00:17:06.160 empower hour link. And over here to the right, um, is a chat link. Sorry, I've got a little pop-up in my

00:17:13.640 way. Under join and power. I think I can click on it now. Yep. There it is. And so if a guest, uh,

00:17:21.920 provides information, a PowerPoint, et cetera, this is where you would find it for past, um, for past

00:17:28.100 guests like Dan Vachon last week, amazing presentation he did on the food security. All right. I am going

00:17:36.100 to just make sure. Yep. I'm going to shut her down right there. And, uh, Heather, if you would be so

00:17:42.940 good to come back on please and, uh, introduce our guest. And thank you, Tanya, for your updates and

00:17:50.540 the good news stories and for going through the website for us. I am so pleased to welcome for the

00:17:55.940 very first time on the empower hour Ramo Gaita as our special guest. Ramo, Ramo describes himself as

00:18:03.640 an ordinary Canadian. However, he has spent much time researching and educating himself on his God

00:18:10.560 given inalienable rights as a Canadian citizen. As a result, he now possesses a wealth of knowledge

00:18:17.680 and information on how to deal with border services officers, the RCMP, and health officials.

00:18:24.980 In spite of unlawful restrictions and mandates, Ramo does not live in fear because he knows he has not

00:18:31.820 committed any crime, but rather is standing on his guaranteed rights as a Canadian citizen.

00:18:38.160 We are so grateful that he has agreed to discuss domestic, cross-border, and international travel

00:18:44.760 with us tonight, as well as to share tips and information with us. Will you please help me

00:18:50.500 welcome Ramo Gaita to the empower hour. Ramo, welcome. And thank you so much for joining us today.

00:18:57.280 Thank you.

00:19:00.280 Thank you. Hi, Ramo. Good to be here and support you there.

00:19:05.460 Good. We're excited to have you on. When I had come across the information last week through a video

00:19:13.220 of what you had so courageously done. And I thought, oh my goodness, you know, we happen to be working

00:19:19.600 on a notice of liability for travelers. And I thought the timing was impeccable. So I'm super excited that

00:19:25.300 you agreed to come on the show tonight and provide your testimony. I just, one thing I forgot to tell

00:19:31.140 everyone when I was doing my intro as well, I had amazing news from our chapter leaders in New

00:19:37.640 Brunswick. They had been part of a rally that had taken place in New Brunswick with quite a thousands

00:19:46.120 of people and, and a number of other groups had shown up. Some of that activity was on the streets,

00:19:51.320 you know, having a bit of a convoy and everything. Anyways, they ended up getting a ticket and you

00:19:57.780 know, they were really being pressed in on and they had to be in court two days ago and they just stood

00:20:04.380 their ground. They had a Supreme court ruling that I'm going to add to the rally page on the right

00:20:10.380 to be out there protesting in the streets. And yeah, they won. They won. And so that's a big win

00:20:18.220 on our side. There are good judges still in Canada that are holding up our constitution and our charter

00:20:23.160 of rights. So I know that it wasn't regarding travel, but I almost forgot to tell you. And I

00:20:28.520 thought everybody needs a bit of a pick me up and encouragement here to know that the pushback is

00:20:34.140 working. Okay. So remote, what I'd like to do is I would just like to hand the floor over to you.

00:20:41.080 And if you could again, relate your experience and how you managed when you came back into Canada

00:20:48.420 after being in Mexico.

00:20:51.980 Very good. First, I'd like to explain that others may have the exact same steps and may say the same

00:21:01.020 things. If you don't have the belief that you are a free person, and as long as you're not committing

00:21:08.800 any criminal activity. And once you have that belief, and then following these simple steps,

00:21:17.820 you will bypass and get through the border very easily, whether it's a land border or at the

00:21:23.900 airport. I've done a lot of research on this. I printed a lot of the documentation, the notice

00:21:30.400 liabilities, the Bill of Rights, Charter of Rights, and many other documents, and had it all ready to go.

00:21:37.840 And I've read them inside out, I know them really well, and know what my rights are, and know what

00:21:43.560 I'm also what I'm not allowed to do, even, you know, filming, I'm doing all that, I have my rights

00:21:49.800 there as well. So once you have that knowledge, and I have, I'm very comfortable exercising that

00:21:56.980 knowledge as well. So what I did was when I got when I landed in Vancouver, first of all, before landing

00:22:03.280 in Vancouver, when I, when I got my boarding pass in Mexico, the lady at the counter said that, you

00:22:11.120 know, are you aware that you're going to Canada, you require an arrive can app. And I said, yes,

00:22:16.120 thank you. That was all. That's, you know, that's all I said, but I never downloaded any app, never

00:22:21.140 would. And got on the plane. No one confirmed anything. No one asked me anything. Otherwise,

00:22:26.760 I was ready to be there for two or three days fighting this and standing my ground, because

00:22:31.340 they're not allowed to deny me access to a plane to get back to my country. So but again, you have

00:22:38.100 to be calm and stand your ground, but nothing happened there. So got on the plane, got on the

00:22:42.640 connector, got in the Mexico City, got on the flight to Vancouver, again, it was no issues. And as well,

00:22:49.260 I did not wear a mask, I refuse to wear a mask, I've never worn a mask in this in these two and a

00:22:54.180 half years or before. So and I stood my ground on that as well. Then when I arrived into Vancouver,

00:23:01.200 the scan my passport got the printout, it's actually thermal paper, it's a larger printout that you get

00:23:08.280 from scanning in your passport, getting in the lamp lineup to speak with the customs officer. And as

00:23:15.940 soon as I arrived at the customs officer, and he informed me that, you know, he asked me why I'm

00:23:21.960 not wearing a mask. And I said, I don't wear a mask. And that was that. Then he said, Oh, I noticed you

00:23:28.600 don't have your arrive camp filled out. I said, that's correct. And then he said that I must fill

00:23:34.000 it out. And I says, I don't require it. You're I told him, you know, very well, you see these

00:23:40.740 passwords all day long, that on the first page, it says you cannot deny a Canadian

00:23:45.620 citizen entry into Canada, and for any other reason. And he continued to say, well, then he'll

00:23:55.580 ask me questions, and you'll fill out the paper document of the arrive camp. And again, I said,

00:24:00.740 I do not consent, and I will do not comply with that. Very calmly, very clearly. And, and again,

00:24:08.120 the key is, is being calm and confident, and, and, and also respectful. And then he started asking me

00:24:15.860 the basic questions about where I went, what city, how long I was there, and what, what goods that I

00:24:21.920 bring back with me. And, and so I answered those questions, I have no issues with those. Then he went

00:24:27.080 on to ask me the questions and the paper document that they arrived. And in terms of whether I was

00:24:33.080 vaccinated or not, whether with the COVID vaccine, whether, whether, what, what is my phone number,

00:24:39.180 my cell number was, where's my address. And again, I simply and calmly refused all that. I said, do not

00:24:44.620 consent, do not comply with any of that information. I don't require it. Then he said, he threatened me

00:24:50.540 with calling the RCMP. And, and I just decided to raise my voice a little bit. So everyone else around

00:24:58.500 can hear everyone in the lineup behind me. I said, Oh, great. You're going to call the RCMP.

00:25:03.400 Wonderful. Then I'm going to tell the RCMP all the unlawful demands you're asking of me.

00:25:09.080 And then he's, jaw just dropped. He didn't know what to do. Then he said, okay, wait here. I said,

00:25:14.060 sure. He stood up, grabbed my passport and print out and started walking out. And right away, my alarms

00:25:20.040 about my alarms went off. And I thought, okay, he's going to be handing this to a health officer. I do not

00:25:25.240 want this in the hands of a health officer. So immediately I called him out. I said, do not

00:25:29.460 hand my passport. And I said, it was my property. And I said, it has to stay here in my site. You

00:25:36.300 do not hand it to anyone without my authorization. He sheepishly turned around, put the passport back

00:25:42.060 on the counter and walked out. And that's then, then, then he came back two minutes later with by

00:25:48.720 himself. He didn't bring anyone. And he started punching into the computer again, and again, demanding

00:25:54.180 me of answering the questions and, and, and, and requiring that I have to do a testing, a COVID

00:26:01.540 testing. I'm required to quarantine. I'm required to speak to the health officer. And again, I just

00:26:06.560 said, clearly, I do not, I do not comply. I do not consent to any of this. And I refuse this. And then

00:26:13.380 he said, okay, take this passport and give it to the next customs officer on the way out. So I walked

00:26:20.360 out, I thanked them. I walked out, got my luggage, walked in the next line up to walk out of the,

00:26:25.500 out of the airport. I handed my paper document to the customs officer, happened to be female. And

00:26:33.000 she right away out loud, oh, you need, you're required to test, you're required to quarantine.

00:26:37.880 And, and again, I just said, no, I do not comply. I do not give consent to any of that. Then they asked

00:26:44.500 me to, to walk out the doors there to speak with a health officer. And, and I, I just walked out. And

00:26:52.820 if I encounter them on the other side of the door, I would just walk right by them. There's no reason

00:26:57.800 to, for me to do, to engage with them whatsoever. So I would walk out those doors. Nobody's there,

00:27:03.580 no health officer, no RCMP officer, no customs officer. And I just proceeded to walk right out of

00:27:09.300 the airport. It was literally that simple. I, I, I, I thought it was going to be a lot more than that,

00:27:14.480 but it wasn't. It was very simple. And I was calm the whole time, ready for it. And I video,

00:27:19.600 radio recorded the, the whole process. So that's basically what happened. Yeah.

00:27:27.680 Okay. All right. Do you have me unmute? There we go. All right. Um, so, okay. Thank you, Remo. So,

00:27:34.160 um, is there anything in addition as well? Like, uh, was there at any time that you were feeling

00:27:40.680 overly stressed or concerned, uh, about your position in the stand that you were taking?

00:27:47.400 Not at all. And was that because you, go ahead. Yes. Um, I was ready for a lot more. Uh,

00:27:58.640 I was armed with all the knowledge and information and documents to hand them. Um, I was ready for

00:28:04.140 them to say, let's, let's go to an office to speak, uh, privately. And I would have refused

00:28:09.060 that. Uh, I would have, I would have said what, you know, am I being detained? And they said, yes,

00:28:14.080 we're just an investigation. And I would have said, what is your reasonable suspicion that I've

00:28:19.300 committed a crime? I am committing a crime or I'm about to commit a crime as past, present,

00:28:24.020 future. And you know, I would, I'm already, I would have asked all these and they would not

00:28:29.140 have had any answers. They would have had to let me go. And I would just refuse any,

00:28:34.140 any interactions with them whatsoever. Because again, I know I'm not committing a crime,

00:28:38.320 so I would not go along with them. And I would not give any bit of information to them whatsoever.

00:28:43.940 Soon as they get any information from you, that's when they start, they, they, they get

00:28:48.360 their claws in there and they start digging in. And hence that's, that's why I believe people

00:28:52.480 have, uh, received fines with it because they gave information they shouldn't have given.

00:28:57.360 So, yeah. Yeah. I know many, many, uh, people that have reported to me said, oh, you know,

00:29:03.580 they offered to help me fill out the form rather than have an app on my phone. And it's like,

00:29:07.840 they felt like that was a win. And so they went ahead and filled out the app and, you know,

00:29:13.540 then they were still expected to quarantine, even though they, you know, refuse to test. There are

00:29:18.580 some people who are going ahead and just testing as well, thinking, you know, it's just a test,

00:29:22.800 but any aspect of this, knowing that it is criminal, knowing that it's a violation of your

00:29:28.540 rights, uh, you have to take that stand and you need to do that not only for yourself, but on behalf

00:29:35.220 of all Canadians. And I just love what you've done, Remo, because you, you articulated yourself

00:29:41.520 very clearly to them every section of the way, and they couldn't challenge you on it. Um, especially

00:29:47.840 like I say, I call, uh, when I was going through the notices of liability and, you know, creating

00:29:53.520 those and then making them available to people and doing the training, I ended up creating a

00:29:58.380 document. I called the, I nicknamed the drop the mic letter and it had section 52, one of the

00:30:04.500 constitution in there, you know, saying that any law or order, anything that is not in line with the

00:30:09.600 constitution basically is of no force or effect. So I'm like, boom, drop the mic, end of the

00:30:14.860 conversation. This is in violation of the constitution. You know, the next one was, uh, you

00:30:20.560 know, the section that states that, uh, vaccines are not mandatory in Canada. Another drop the mic

00:30:25.780 letter. Anyway, so I just went through this letter and, and really that's what we're facing right here.

00:30:30.740 The passport says that you are allowed to access Canada freely and without, without delay. And,

00:30:40.040 and they know that. So if you stand your ground, open up your passport and clearly show

00:30:44.740 that to them and that they are to protect you and your rights based on the constitution.

00:30:50.680 And so we provided all of that information in the notice of liability that if it does begin to

00:30:56.340 escalate, uh, you, you, you have the tools to, um, you know, defend your position. But,

00:31:02.900 but I think something that you've also said is also use the right to remain silent.

00:31:08.020 Correct. Correct. Correct. And also, yes. Uh, the other thing was this, I was also prepared for

00:31:17.980 them to hand me the tests to take. Apparently they're handing two tests at different times to

00:31:23.080 take. I would have, I would have outright refused. I would not have touched those tests whatsoever.

00:31:28.220 Um, uh, and again, do not consent, do not comply. I will not take those home that that's all you'd

00:31:34.760 have to do. Um, very simply, um, it never got that far. Cause it, to me, it was quite simple.

00:31:40.800 I was expecting a lot more, uh, of a challenge, but there wasn't. So, so there was no threat to

00:31:47.120 quarantine. Nobody was calling you at home after you arrived home. Uh, you left the airport and that

00:31:53.760 was, that was it. Correct. I hope. Yeah. I also had my cell phone with me. It was on. I never turned

00:32:01.980 it off. I didn't put it in any, any, um, bag that, you know, hides the signal. There's no need for any

00:32:07.940 of that. Um, there's no need to worry about that. Uh, you just walk in, uh, as, as a free man or free

00:32:14.420 woman and, uh, exercise your rights and go home. That's very simple. And, and what we can say without

00:32:21.600 any doubt is that although the passport on the second page says it's the property of the government

00:32:27.320 and I've, we've turned that around and said, okay, they can, they can say it's the property

00:32:31.280 of the government. I paid for that passport and I have a duty to ensure that that passport is, uh,

00:32:38.340 kept safe and that the constitution is adhered to. And so that's where our rights within the passport

00:32:45.000 come in now. Um, so, oh, I just, I just had a little brain blip for a moment because that was leading

00:32:51.360 uh, to something else I was going to say, oh yeah. So they don't have, um, a right to your phone

00:32:57.800 that we can a hundred percent say the phone is a hundred percent yours. They cannot tell you when

00:33:03.700 you arrive to upload the app. They can't force you to use the app on somebody else's phone or to

00:33:11.000 upload it on their phone. The answer is no, I am not filling out the arrive can app. I will not fill

00:33:18.400 out in a form, uh, form and, uh, I'm a free Canadian. And according again, according to the

00:33:25.060 passport, you need to let me enter freely. It's, it's not something that's even up for question or

00:33:30.380 debate. Now, will you please share as well your story in Mexico of, uh, right of now you're in a

00:33:38.860 foreign country. People would say, oh my goodness, you know, coming into Canada is one thing, but, uh,

00:33:44.060 you know, messing with the authorities and challenging them in Mexico is quite, I can't

00:33:48.220 even imagine a Mexican prison. So why don't you bring, uh, your story to the forefront here and

00:33:54.100 ease, you know, the minds of some of those who may be traveling in other countries and also

00:33:59.040 want to, uh, stand on their rights there as well. Absolutely. Again, I come with the foundation

00:34:07.220 that I'm a free man. I will never do anything to harm anyone or cheat anyone or take advantage.

00:34:13.520 Uh, therefore I am free to, to be mobile, to live and, and to go as I please. Um, and that's

00:34:20.540 just what, what my belief is. Now I got into, I flew into Mexico city when I, uh, from Vancouver

00:34:27.040 and then I went to another city, uh, called Queretaro. And when I got there, I scanned the FMM card

00:34:34.620 that you get when you first arrive, uh, at customs in Mexico city before I did the connecting

00:34:41.280 flight to Queretaro. And I sent that to my consultant and, uh, who's helping me, uh, with

00:34:46.620 some documentation. And so she said, oh, your FMM card is incorrect. So I, I decided to fly

00:34:51.860 back to Mexico city, get that corrected while I was there. I decided what, you know, I'm just

00:34:55.700 going to go spend a couple of days at the beach because I'm going to be inland most, most of

00:34:59.220 the time that I'm there. So I purchased the connect a flight to, uh, Extapa. And, um, and

00:35:06.460 again, I'm not wearing a mask mask wearing is the only thing they're doing in Mexico.

00:35:11.460 It has a low, low vaccination rate, very low. And the government also informed the citizens

00:35:16.980 on TV that they're not required to wear a mask if they don't want to. Um, that government

00:35:22.280 is nothing like ours. Um, and, uh, they're not pushing any mask mandates, nor, nor, uh,

00:35:28.780 the vaccines. In fact, it's the corporations that are pushing it, not the government. And

00:35:34.400 so knowing all this, um, and my rights as a human being, as a man, um, I, when I got onto

00:35:42.600 the gate, I, first of all, I informed the, the, the, when I checked in to get my ticket,

00:35:49.160 I informed them that I have, uh, uh, you know, that I'm not wearing a mask. And, um,

00:35:54.080 and then I got through security. Then I got to my gate. Then now you're walking down to

00:35:59.500 the tarmac to take a bus, to get to the plane. So it's a smaller plane. So as soon as I get

00:36:04.620 off the bus right away, I'm challenged because I'm not wearing a mask. They held me back.

00:36:09.720 Everyone else is on the plane, except for me. And so, um, what the, he's asking me questions

00:36:15.660 and he's really being aggressive. And I said to him, are you, you're not adhering to the

00:36:20.280 announcements that are every five minutes on the plane, as well as every five minutes

00:36:24.200 of the airport, it comes on in Spanish. And then in English, it basically says in English,

00:36:29.120 it's mandatory to wear a mask unless you're an infant or have a, or have a medical exemption.

00:36:34.200 That's, that's what they're using. And again, I know the term mandate is not law. There's

00:36:38.480 nothing they can do to you if you don't wear it, except for denying you service, which then

00:36:42.100 you have to, you have other remedies to, to rectify that. Um, it's not easy, but it's

00:36:47.380 well worth doing. And so anyway, I said, you're not adhering to the announcements. And then

00:36:52.740 I said, if I was a paraplegic, would you force me to walk? And so anyway, he, he didn't like

00:36:58.920 that. And then he said, okay, I'm going to go speak with the stewardess and the airline

00:37:03.380 pilot and see if they'll allow you on. And I said, well, they have no choice. They have

00:37:06.380 to follow policy. It's not about their feelings and how they feel about it.

00:37:10.380 So within a few minutes, waved me on, I finally got on the plane, got to my seat, excuse me,

00:37:20.100 and sat down and think, okay, this is great. We can get going. The door still didn't close.

00:37:26.480 And a minute later, another gentleman came with Ariel Mexico wearing the fluorescent vest,

00:37:32.500 the tarmac worker, and he has a clipboard and he came right to my seat very aggressively, and

00:37:37.800 demanded that I wear a mask and demanded to know why. And, and I basically said, I'm not

00:37:44.200 wearing a mask. And, and then he demanded me to get off the plane to have a conversation

00:37:51.100 off the plane, I refused. And then he escalated and saying, I'm going to call the army. I said,

00:37:56.080 great, call the army, that would be wonderful. I'd love to speak with him and, and tell him

00:38:00.200 how, how aggressive you're being with me. And, and then he's stormed off, comes back a few minutes

00:38:06.180 later, again, demanding of me to wear a mask. And I refuse. And then, and I even told him I out loud,

00:38:12.600 so everyone else can hear. And the good thing was, there was an interpreter about three or four rows

00:38:16.520 up, and another interpreter three, four, three or four rows back to mail, they were interpreting what

00:38:22.080 I was saying to all the Spanish on board as well, 95% Spanish on board, Mexicans. And so, and I

00:38:29.000 thought, okay, the people on the plane are going to start booing me and, you know, calling me out

00:38:33.620 and so forth. None of that happened. They're hearing everything I'm saying. And then the gentleman that

00:38:40.100 was working, who more than likely a supervisor, who was getting aggressive with me, and I called

00:38:45.200 them out, it says, where is the army now? You said you're going to bring them, where are they?

00:38:48.020 And, and then he ended up getting upset. He left two minutes later, the doors closed and we're off

00:38:54.040 flying. That was it. I stood my ground, I wouldn't move. I knew that it was all smoke and mirrors.

00:38:59.740 It's all fear based, because they have no justification whatsoever. And I knew the police nor the army

00:39:05.640 had any right, and they wouldn't come in and remove me because there's, I haven't committed any crime.

00:39:10.660 So that's, I stood my ground, even in a foreign country.

00:39:13.300 Whew. I know somebody had said in there, I'd be too afraid to do that. But wow, I just am just

00:39:22.040 amazed by your courage. Somebody had asked the question, said, Aero Mexico will not let you board

00:39:30.380 their plane from Mexico to Canada without filling out Arrive Can. They will deny you boarding, citing

00:39:36.940 they get a huge fine from the Canadian government if they allow anyone on the plane without the

00:39:42.140 Arrive Can app.

00:39:44.120 Again, it's, it's all threats to smoke screen. No one ever approached me. No one, no one,

00:39:49.820 that could, that could be possible. It just never happened to me. And if it did, I'd stand my ground

00:39:56.200 and I'd fight it. And I, I would video record the whole process. So I have evidence. That's the way

00:40:01.320 to do it.

00:40:02.560 That's exactly okay. I was having myself a bit of a, like a head shake and a bit of a chuckle when

00:40:08.800 you said, uh, quote, uh, you're talking about Mexico and they say that government is nothing

00:40:13.700 like ours. I mean, if everybody, if all our viewers could just let that sink in for a minute,

00:40:19.260 right? I mean, we used to be the freest nation in the world and we'd look at Mexico and say,

00:40:24.080 you know, those poor people that live in Mexico. And now we're saying their government's nothing

00:40:28.420 like ours, you know, no, no lockdowns, no mass, no dangerous injection, et cetera. Uh,

00:40:35.700 one of the things as well, uh, you had said to record the event. Tell me the different ways that

00:40:40.880 you record.

00:40:41.480 There's three different ways to record. Um, where's my, the glasses here. One of them

00:40:48.380 are these sunglasses I have and, uh, they had, there's one hour recording on these. It's

00:40:55.360 Ivy. You can order them online on Amazon and you just click a button and then a red light

00:41:01.720 comes on on the inside. There's a red light there and it's good for one hour. It's also

00:41:06.480 infrared and full color, uh, uh, 1040, sorry, uh, 10, uh, 1080, uh, quality. So, um, it's

00:41:13.020 very good. Another one is, is a, um, a body cam, the exact same, uh, camera that's used by

00:41:20.160 the police in the United States. I purchased that online as well. And, uh, it's called Camco.

00:41:25.720 You can order that. It's about a couple hundred dollars. The camera is about 300 something

00:41:29.420 dollars. Uh, so I have that as well. And, uh, you use your, your cell phone. So there's no

00:41:35.020 need to hide your cell phone away in your luggage or whatnot. Use your cell phone, record

00:41:38.720 everything. And if you have more people flying with you, then everyone should be recording

00:41:44.200 at different angles, um, to get it, to get all and ask questions. What are their names

00:41:49.920 for first name, last name, and their employee number or badge number, whatever they have,

00:41:54.280 whatever number that is to identify all the people speaking with you. Now, if there's individuals,

00:41:59.820 for example, RCMP officers, police officers, or customs officers, or even medical people

00:42:05.720 standing around, uh, supporting that individual speaking with, get all their names and badge

00:42:11.880 numbers and or employee numbers, because now you can use them as witnesses to the event

00:42:16.700 as well. So to corroborate what happened, right. And you have it on video. So you're going to

00:42:21.460 catch more lies and, and it's more advantageous to get all the, all those individuals, not just

00:42:26.540 the person you're speaking with. So, and be very calm about it, ending mission.

00:42:33.620 That's exactly. And I love it too, right, is we're so used to us being put on the defensive

00:42:38.520 and it's time to flip the tables. They need to be on the defensive. They need to know that we're

00:42:44.360 holding them personally, personally liable and accountable for their actions. And that if they

00:42:49.140 don't know, uh, the law and your rights, that they better take the time to serve the notice of

00:42:54.560 liability. I mean, you may want some sort of little checkboard or something with you that you can

00:42:59.180 start filling out and say, just, you know what, hold on one moment. I'll be right with you. Put

00:43:03.000 their name down, their badge number on the notice of liability, you know, take a recording of it and

00:43:08.360 hand it to them. And, uh, you have a right to record. If they say, I am not consenting to you

00:43:14.180 recording me. I, I turn around and what my, always let my line right back is, well, this is, uh,

00:43:19.440 evidence because you are violating my rights and I feel discriminated against right now.

00:43:25.240 And I'm going to hold you accountable. And this will be evidence for that. And you got to, you know,

00:43:29.860 find the words within yourself, read the notice of liability and the instructions over like

00:43:34.780 two dozen times so that it just naturally flows from you. Like Remo has, has, uh, accomplished here.

00:43:42.320 And, and, and as for the glasses and the spyware, I went on and Googled a spy store and I was just

00:43:48.180 amazed at all of the different kinds of gadgets they had. You know, you got the pen, you've got

00:43:53.000 all kinds of ways that you could be recording them. So take a look at a spy store. Uh, I guess

00:43:59.020 you could go around Amazon as well, but we don't want to support Amazon too much. If you had a local

00:44:03.040 spy store, go and support them. Um, okay. We're going to get to, yeah, we're going to get to a Q and

00:44:09.000 a time right now. If you have a question, please raise your hand and Terenzio. Um, I know I have

00:44:15.880 Q and a as well in the zoom Q and a, we'll get to those as well. And are you ready Terenzio?

00:44:21.600 Yep. I am ready. Uh, for those, for those that are going to be brought on, uh, if you look for a

00:44:27.320 little message, it'll pop up on your screen to unmute, then you can join the conversation. The first we

00:44:31.760 have is Dixie. Dixie, you should, you, uh, should see a message pop up on your screen.

00:44:41.680 Hello, Dixie. Hi, Dixie. Can you, here she is.

00:44:49.600 Hi, Dixie. Sorry, Terenzio. That's okay. Don't think it's working.

00:44:56.240 No, I hear her. I see she's on mute, but I don't hear her. Okay. We'll go, we'll go to the next in the

00:45:01.320 meantime. Uh, next is Wayne. Hello. Hello, Wayne. How are you? Good. How are you, Wayne? What's your,

00:45:13.160 what's your, what's your question? Tell us your question. We're going to ask everybody to keep

00:45:16.920 your question short too, because we have quite a lineup of people who need questions answered.

00:45:21.800 Go for it, Wayne. Yeah. Everything was pretty straightforward and I appreciate all the information.

00:45:26.040 I guess the one dark horse for me, is it true that the airlines are a private company that they can

00:45:34.600 decide whether you gain access to their aircraft in sense that it was the same, like, you know,

00:45:41.880 a restaurant during the fax passports could deny you entry. I just don't know from the legal purposes,

00:45:48.280 could you sue them if there was a denial? Well, Remo, do you want to answer that or

00:45:55.960 shall I? My, go ahead, Tanya, and I'll comment. No, no, I, well, I'd like to actually hear first

00:46:02.280 what you have to say on it. Sure. Sure. My belief, and based on my research, um, the airlines, if they're

00:46:09.880 flying to Canada and you're a Canadian citizen, they do not have the right to deny you, uh, to get on the

00:46:16.840 plane as long as you've paid your ticket and you're not causing any trouble. You're not yelling. You're

00:46:21.800 not screaming. You have nothing that they're hanging their hat on to deny you from flying. Okay. That's

00:46:27.160 the key is just be pleasant, be nice and, and be, be assertive. Uh, okay. But not, not aggressive.

00:46:35.000 And, um, and if, if they do record everything, get back, get names, like first names, last names,

00:46:41.080 employee numbers, everybody, and, and get all the documentations, send out the NOLs. And that's how

00:46:47.080 you do it. Eventually you will get on, especially as it goes up and they know that you're strong,

00:46:51.720 you know what you're doing and that they're going to have a lawsuit on their hands and you're going

00:46:55.160 to win guaranteed. So, um, that's all, that's what I've learned and what I was ready to do. It's never

00:47:01.160 happened. Okay. Yeah. Super. And, um, you know, as we've said with stores, with Costco,

00:47:09.480 if they've got a business license, which they do, um, well, the Canadian and domestic, uh, air,

00:47:16.280 air travelers, and there's agreements, right. As far as travel is concerned. And so it would be

00:47:23.080 like them taking you hostage, basically, in my opinion, uh, that would actually be an angle that

00:47:29.580 I would even be tempted to try saying, are you keeping me here hostage? Uh, because there's laws

00:47:34.840 against that. And I'll, I'll contact the Canadian consulate and advise them of your actions. And

00:47:41.800 there is, uh, no law in Canada or here stating that I have to be, uh, I'll use the term vaccinated to

00:47:49.240 travel. Okay, great. Uh, next question, Terenzio. All right.

00:47:54.440 Next question is from Wendy. Wendy, are you there?

00:48:09.720 Hi, Wendy. Hi, what's your question?

00:48:13.800 Okay. She sounds like she's having problems with her volume Terenzio. All right, we can go to the

00:48:24.360 next. Uh, Wendy, if you're there, just say something and we can bring you back in. Uh, next question is

00:48:29.240 from, uh, Henry. Hello, Remo. Can you hear me? How you doing, Henry? Yes, I can. Great. I'm, uh,

00:48:40.200 I'm, uh, really, uh, uh, excited about your story there. Uh, I've been, uh, looking to leave Canada

00:48:47.960 and, uh, again, not going because of all the, uh, uh, problems it seems to cause. Uh,

00:48:55.720 I'm not, I, I, I did get one shot forced to do it, but I don't have the arrive camp. I, uh, deleted

00:49:03.160 that off my phone. Uh, what was it like boarding on the Canadian side? Uh, aren't they,

00:49:11.000 sticky that way? And you use air, aero Mexico. Is that, um, the reason you use aero Mexico?

00:49:18.280 Because it's not like air Canada is easier or is there, would there be any difference?

00:49:24.600 Um, I, I chose aero Mexico because it was the cheapest and, and only two stops and, and it was

00:49:30.200 accommodating me for the time and dates that I wanted to go. That's why I chose it. Um, but it was

00:49:35.960 absolutely effortless to get on. There was no issues whatsoever and as well as being maskless.

00:49:44.440 So you just walked in, you went up to the, uh, uh, I guess you used, did you use the, uh,

00:49:52.360 teller or did you use the, uh, uh, electronic, uh, uh, boarding pass?

00:49:58.760 I went to the teller and I had her print out a boarding pass for me. I would not use the

00:50:02.280 electronic one. I wanted a hard copy in my hand.

00:50:04.520 Yeah. And that was it. It sounds like, uh, the old days.

00:50:11.240 Exactly. Good old days. Yeah.

00:50:16.040 Book a flight then because, uh, uh, I mean, it looks like coming back would be a problem

00:50:21.000 because then I'm going to have to definitely stand my ground like you did. But, uh, yeah.

00:50:26.760 It's not a problem. It's not a problem unless you believe it is.

00:50:30.280 Yeah. Okay. Thank you, Remo. Thanks, Tanya.

00:50:33.800 Thank you. You're very welcome.

00:50:34.840 Thank you. All right, Henry. I'm going to do a couple now through the Q and A that, uh,

00:50:39.320 people have applied in zoom here. Uh, Daniela says, but the address is required to be manually

00:50:45.160 filed in the passport, isn't it? And you know, what's funny about this, Daniela?

00:50:49.320 Uh, I really have never really looked. I've had a passport, you know, for so many years.

00:50:54.200 Mine's expired right now. I've got to get a new one. Um, not that I'm planning on really

00:50:58.280 doing a lot of traveling, you know, but I, I still need one for, for some upcoming potential,

00:51:03.160 uh, trips. And I had never even seen before. I think it's on page four that it requests that

00:51:09.480 you put your full address in there in my whole life. I've never filled that out. No, it is not

00:51:14.440 mandatory that you need to fill that out. I would just leave it blank. Absolutely.

00:51:19.000 When you got your passport, think about all the loops you had to go through. And, uh, they,

00:51:24.840 they did a thorough investigation on you before they sent you a passport. They don't need your

00:51:29.720 address. That's for this purpose so that they can open it up and look in your passport to see where

00:51:35.160 you live. So do not fill that out. I'd be tempted to put a little white out on there. All

00:51:39.800 right. All right. So see, next question. Are there any anecdotal cases of those who have come into

00:51:45.480 Pearson without the arrival app and have been successful to the Pearson airport?

00:51:52.280 I couldn't answer that one myself, um, offhand. Uh, do you know of any incidents?

00:52:00.040 I'm not aware of any. No. Yeah. That's, that's something we can't answer. All right. Do you have

00:52:04.600 any advice for unvaxxed American friends and family to come visit us in Canada without having to use a

00:52:11.240 arrive can quarantine or pay fines? Are there any other penalties, pitfalls to be aware of?

00:52:19.880 Remo? Again, again, I'm not a non-citizen, so I'm not aware of

00:52:25.960 the challenges for a non-citizen entering Canada. I'm, I'm assuming they would have to follow those

00:52:35.000 policies because they don't, they don't have the inalienable right as we do with the Canadian passport.

00:52:42.120 Exactly. So I would just encourage your U.S. friends to, uh, you know, put the onus back on

00:52:47.080 them to do the research, just like what we've had to do here in Canada. Uh, one issue I want to

00:52:52.280 go over, Remo, is, um, about the masks. And, you know, I, somebody has asked, um, if you don't mind,

00:52:59.880 actually, I'll cover this one. Masks, just to begin with, are not legislated in Canada,

00:53:06.040 and you can't legislate against the right to breathe freely. There is no law, therefore there

00:53:11.480 is no criminal code. So if you're not wearing a mask, you are not committing any criminal offense,

00:53:18.440 and they can't force you to wear a mask. And we know that wearing masks are very unhealthy.

00:53:23.640 It is just a barometer for the government to see who's complying. So we need everybody. If you're

00:53:29.000 somebody that, oh, I'm just running into Costco, take the mask off. You're hurting all of Canadians

00:53:33.640 by doing this. If you're going to a doctor's office, challenge them. Uh, my mom's nearly 82,

00:53:39.320 and you know what they did to her when she went to the optometrist recently? At 82, I wish I'd been there.

00:53:44.520 And, uh, they told her that she had to stand in the hall because she's unvaxxed,

00:53:48.760 and, uh, she couldn't wear a mask. She's got COPD, and she's got asthma, and they wanted her to wear

00:53:54.920 a mask. And they made her wait in the hall. She said at least 20 people saw the optometrist before

00:54:01.160 her, and they finally brought her in right before lunch. They didn't give her a chair, and after an

00:54:05.800 hour, she finally sat on the floor. And then she waited 10 or 15 minutes before they brought them in.

00:54:10.840 My mom has arthritis in her back. I am so disgusted by this, and we are, uh, between my sister and I

00:54:17.160 and a friend, we are going to hold, uh, this office to account for this. Uh, this is not only

00:54:23.920 discriminatory, it's cruel and unusual, usual punishment. What does a rule come to? But you

00:54:29.740 see, you have to be willing. Do I want to do this? Do we have time to do this? No, we need to take the

00:54:34.780 time to do it, to defend others, and to stand for our rights. So the, uh, like I said, the masks are

00:54:41.080 just a tool for the government. They serve absolutely no purpose for anything else but to, uh, um, make all

00:54:48.620 of you slaves, uh, you know, and ruin our democracy. Do you have anything else, uh, I think, Remo, to add

00:54:55.400 to that, except for you and I also discussed that we don't use the term we're exempt from wearing a

00:55:00.700 mask. Because when I was talking to Rocco, this was almost two years ago, he says, well, if you say

00:55:06.180 you're exempt, that means there's something you believe you need to be exempt from. And I went,

00:55:11.920 wow, that is very true. So I never say I'm exempt. I'm saying I don't wear a mask, period.

00:55:21.880 Anything to add to that when you're flying, right? Okay. All right. I'm going to get,

00:55:26.360 I'm not strong and video tape it all. So you just make sure you videotape your, all your occurrences

00:55:32.980 before it even happens. Just be ready. And if anyone says, do not, do not videotape me,

00:55:39.020 you don't have permission. You do anywhere in public where you're anywhere in public,

00:55:44.160 wherever you're standing, whatever your eyes can see, you are allowed to film and don't tell,

00:55:49.580 let anyone else tell you otherwise. Exactly. Good. Okay. So I'm not talking to my friends on my

00:55:56.340 phone. I'm, I'm, I've got questions on here. Okay. So I'm crossing, this is a message. I'm

00:56:02.480 crossing the border in Maine with my adult kids. They have arrived can on their phone. I will not

00:56:09.200 get the app. How do I go around it when crossing back, especially if they insist I use their phone

00:56:16.220 and threaten with fine. Any advice? Welcome.

00:56:19.240 Just say, no, I, I, it has nothing to do with anyone else's phone. You just say, no, I'm not

00:56:27.980 filling it out. I don't need it. There's my passport. That's all I need. Very simple, fewest words.

00:56:33.020 That's how you win. That's all. You don't need to elaborate. You don't need to get into any other

00:56:36.840 discussion because they'll hook you with other information. So just keep it really simple and

00:56:42.480 just say, no, that's all. Exactly. I think as we go through these questions, we may be repeating

00:56:48.900 ourselves somewhat, but it really is that simple. I mean, when you came on and gave your testimony of

00:56:55.000 what happened, it wasn't 15 or 20 minutes that you had to say, you know, this is the process I went

00:57:00.520 through. This is what I stuck to. Right. And we've provided that information step-by-step in the

00:57:06.180 instructions with the notice of liability. Um, okay. Can masking at airports on planes be enforced?

00:57:13.100 If yes, does the airline have to accept medical exemptions? If yes, does one have to show the

00:57:20.800 exemption letter? No, nobody. Even if you have an exemption letter, it is absolutely a violation of

00:57:27.860 your privacy for them to even ask to see your medical exemption. It's none of their business. That is

00:57:34.980 privately protected information, a hundred percent. End of story. But I do know that traveling in

00:57:42.120 Canada domestically is really tough. Like somebody was saying about Air Canada, uh, they just really

00:57:48.680 are holding the line as far as forcing you to wear a mask. Uh, Remo, have you done any, uh, domestic

00:57:55.320 travel in Canada lately? No, no. The only flight I've done in two and a half years because of this

00:58:01.740 BS is, uh, when I went to Mexico, that's all, uh, and back. That's the only thing I've done.

00:58:09.300 Okay. Um, and some of these are going to have, I'll try to kind of vet them, but it goes,

00:58:14.240 we're going to attempt crossing the border in Ontario. How risky is it to cross into the USA

00:58:20.140 at one location, then return to Canada via another border crossing? What, what would you advise?

00:58:26.560 There's nothing wrong with that whatsoever. Yeah. It makes no difference. What we're saying,

00:58:34.500 you could go through the same border crossing. You're going to get different border, uh, um,

00:58:39.060 officers, officials that you're going to be dealing with who could have, you know, uh, who could be

00:58:43.940 power tripping. Uh, they, they just feel like they've got to dig in and make, and just make you

00:58:49.480 comply and you got to just dig your heels in a little harder. And then there are going to be

00:58:55.020 some of those who a hundred percent already know that what they're asking of you is illegal and

00:58:59.620 unlawful. And, you know, you'll go through the process a lot quicker, be kind, be confident,

00:59:05.120 but be firm. Is the vaccination status checked to fly out of the country, fly back in the country?

00:59:14.040 How did you go about that to fly in and out without being vaxxed?

00:59:21.260 Well, first of all, I bought my ticket right after, uh, January, sorry, June 20th, where

00:59:27.100 non-vaccinated individuals were able to fly. So that's when I booked my flight and, uh, no one

00:59:34.260 asked me if I was vaccinated or not when I booked my flight. And, uh, they didn't ask me if I was

00:59:39.640 vaccine or not to get on the plane. So there was, that's not, that's a non-issue. Okay. Yeah. It's,

00:59:47.060 it's really as simple as that, but my friends, you know, we know that we're up against a government

00:59:53.100 that is using CBSA, RCMP, uh, the military, whomever they can to in inflict their, um, unlawful

01:00:03.800 agenda upon citizens. It can be very intimidating. A friend of mine got a $5,000 fine yesterday coming

01:00:11.480 back into Canada because he, he didn't know everything regarding the notice of liability.

01:00:15.940 So we really believe that this document and the step-by-step is going to assist you, uh, dramatically

01:00:23.780 in your traveling. But if next month the government turns around and says, it's now again,

01:00:29.140 mandatory to vax to travel. I believe that we should still be applying this, but you know,

01:00:37.160 there are some things that are going to be completely out of our control until we remove

01:00:41.260 this government and set things straight. But in the meantime, uh, we've got to assert our rights.

01:00:46.320 All right, Terenzio, can we go to a couple more hands, please? I know there's like 43 questions and

01:00:51.400 16 hands up, so we'll see what we can do. Lots of questions up. Next is from Celia.

01:00:57.900 Hi, Celia. Can you unmute? If everybody could be prepared, if you've got your hand up as well,

01:01:08.840 please be prepared. For some reason with Zoom, sometimes we can't unmute and hear people.

01:01:14.380 It is an idea at that point to, um, exit Zoom and then sign back on and make sure that you have

01:01:22.220 clicked the tab for audio. Uh, it doesn't look like Cecilia can come on. Okay.

01:01:26.680 We can go to the next one. Next one is from Charlene.

01:01:29.200 All right. Hi, Charlene. Can you unmute?

01:01:35.320 Hi there.

01:01:36.260 There you are. Hi. What's your question?

01:01:39.260 My question is, um, over the land border into the U.S. Uh, apparently they're asking if, uh,

01:01:48.300 we are vaccinated. How do you answer that? You're going in.

01:01:56.440 Sure. Um, if they're asking you a generic question, are you vaccinated? I would say yes,

01:02:02.880 because I am. I was vaccinated as a child, so I would say yes. And, and that's truthful and that,

01:02:08.500 and leave it at that. Again, the fewest words, you don't get into any conversation. You don't add

01:02:12.880 any more information. You keep it really simple, smile, be happy, and move on. Okay. And if it,

01:02:20.120 if further and ask you if, you know, to see it, what do you do then?

01:02:27.240 Well, to see what, ask him what, to see what? Uh, your vaccination proof.

01:02:33.120 Okay. Okay. And then that's where you say you're not required to disclose any, any health

01:02:39.460 information to anyone. It's only between you and your doctor. Just keep it really simple. No angry

01:02:45.040 tone whatsoever. Just keep it really simple. Right. Okay. I would actually, Charlene, I've got

01:02:51.900 to interject there for a moment. I would actually right off the bat, I tell them the same, that's

01:02:56.360 private medical information. And as a citizen and under, um, uh, UN declarations, I would have to

01:03:05.040 look that up. I hate, I hate bringing in the UN, but all member nations, I wouldn't even bring up

01:03:11.300 the UN. I would just stick to the fact that that's actually privately, private medical information, both

01:03:16.220 in Canada and the US. That's all I'd say. Correct. Yeah. And, and, and you could be recording

01:03:23.700 that conversation, maybe as you're going up to the queue to have your recorder going. And, um, if it

01:03:31.020 gets to a point where you've got to pull your camera up to show, you know, I am recording this

01:03:34.820 conversation and what you're doing is in violation of myself as a Canadian citizen.

01:03:42.000 Okay. Did you have a second question? Yes. Uh, we have more questions. Uh, next question is from

01:03:48.160 Terry. Terry, you should see a message pop up on your screen.

01:03:53.700 I know Terry was in the chat saying that he couldn't, uh, Terry, can you unmute?

01:03:57.300 Thank you. I found it. I found them. Yeah. Okay, good. Cause I couldn't find your question. So

01:04:02.580 you, you made it. Thank you for the lovely presentation. Uh, did you say that when they

01:04:08.100 ask where you've been or where you're going and your phone number, those are basic questions,

01:04:12.480 which we must answer? Uh, uh, not quite. Um, where you've been, like I told them, I went to Mexico.

01:04:21.360 What, where Mexico, Mexico city, how long were you there? I told them how long I was there. And then

01:04:28.240 they asked me, what did you bring back? And I said, nothing. Um, not, and other than that,

01:04:32.820 I would not answer any other questions. Thank you very much. All right. We tried to be very

01:04:38.960 specific of the standard questions that traditionally we would be asked that they

01:04:43.380 have a right to ask, you know, where did you travel to? Uh, I, I remember when I was 23 years

01:04:48.480 old, long time ago, but I was coming back from a big trip. They wanted to know how much I had spent

01:04:53.940 because I was gone for three months. I mean, that's fine. They want to know, you know, that

01:04:58.120 you're not doing any money, money laundering, that your suitcase isn't filled with cash or something.

01:05:03.900 Answer those questions, but personal questions about address, phone number. No, I don't have to

01:05:09.320 provide that information. I've given you my passport, stick to it. I've given you my passport,

01:05:14.900 have the front page open and says that you have to let me enter freely. And, um, I'm just going to

01:05:20.360 take a side note right now. Michael, uh, Duver at 5 58 PM in the chat had said, this is awesome. He

01:05:27.320 says, I printed off the notice of liability. So appreciative. I will donate. Thank you for that.

01:05:33.760 You know, throughout the years, our resources have all been, yeah. Thank you, Trendio. I love that

01:05:38.660 little clap thing. Um, throughout the years, uh, we have just been at Action for Canada. So intent on

01:05:45.220 getting the resources into Canadians hands. We've been worried about people who are out of work.

01:05:49.540 We've been worried about kids who are being abused and masked in the schools. And we just wanted to

01:05:54.680 make sure that's available, but I hope you can appreciate. There's a lot of expense and cost to

01:05:59.320 keeping Action for Canada going. And so this time around, I did, I asked for a $20 donation if

01:06:05.400 anybody was going to, uh, print and use the notice of liability. So we would appreciate it. You're

01:06:11.540 traveling, uh, you know what, pay, pay the 20 bucks and help keep us going. If you can become a monthly

01:06:17.220 donor, uh, that would be amazing as well, because as I said earlier, we have, you know, the, the youth

01:06:23.560 events, we have so many different, uh, leadership roles where we need to start bringing people on

01:06:29.800 contracting out to them and helping us run this, this ship, right. For the benefit of Canadians.

01:06:34.860 Okay. Terenzio, next question. Next question is from Garth. Garth, you should see a message pop up on your

01:06:41.240 screen. Okay. Are you able to hear me? Yes. Yes. Okay. So, um, I'm an unvaccinated person. Just came

01:06:50.060 back to Canada a few days ago. So I, I, I was in Jamaica and I did accept the app. I didn't realize I,

01:06:57.040 I didn't, I didn't want to, but nonetheless, I did. But I've been back, haven't answered any of their

01:07:02.540 calls. Haven't filled out the daily, uh, requirements in terms of updates. I have not,

01:07:08.060 um, done the day one and will not do the day eight app or anything like that the day, the testing. So

01:07:15.460 my question is, can I avoid quarantine, skip the calls, delete the app and avoid any kind of COVID test?

01:07:25.540 I guess that's it. Absolutely. Yes.

01:07:27.800 Okay. So I have meetings and work, so I can get the one going to work tomorrow then.

01:07:34.880 Absolutely. Carry on with your life. You're a free man. Live like it. Right.

01:07:40.180 And, uh, Sheila, Sheila assists us in the chat. I just want to, you know, yes, you guys see the face

01:07:46.740 of Tanya on these shows and Heather, but we have a whole team behind the scenes. And Sheila is one of

01:07:52.100 those people that is constantly filling the chat, answering people's questions and providing links.

01:07:57.620 And so there are notices of liability as well, that you can serve to anybody that even tries to

01:08:03.100 come to your door. We say, don't open your door. Don't pick up the phone. This is harassment and

01:08:08.560 it's abusive. And, uh, you don't have to go through that because they have no right to your private

01:08:13.180 medical information. Sheila, could you post the notice of liability that they could use

01:08:17.980 if someone shows up, uh, demanding that they provide their medical information and that they

01:08:24.060 be jabbed? Okay. Some of you have asked, uh, or Sheila is posting it saying, uh, printed it off,

01:08:31.120 uh, sorry, the notice of liability. So what happens after you serve the notice? And well, that should,

01:08:38.460 you know, depends on whether they're obviously going to accept it. If they say, I'm not accepting

01:08:44.600 that you can drop it at their feet and say, you have been officially served. You're recording it.

01:08:50.600 They have, it's up to them to pick it up and read it. All right. You don't have to rely on them

01:08:55.540 accepting it into their hands. Say you have been served. You can drop it at their feet. And, uh, this

01:09:01.300 is not illegal or unlawful. If you go to the government website on serving documents, this is a legal

01:09:07.760 means of serving of service. And the notice of liability is not a legal document. All right. It is

01:09:15.720 a notice. If you decide to use it as evidence, when you go to court, it is evidence to support that

01:09:23.720 what they're doing, it's warning them that what they're doing is either causing harm or it's illegal.

01:09:30.040 So some people like to term it a legal document, but it's a notice. It's a fair notice saying what

01:09:35.060 you're doing is causing harm or illegal or, and, or illegal. And that if necessary, you now have

01:09:41.580 evidence and proof that you advise them that they were breaking the law or in violation of your

01:09:47.340 constitutional or charter rights. So if they then see the notice and they continue to ask questions

01:09:53.140 saying, I've asked ever all the questions, am I being detained? Uh, you have to be committing a

01:09:58.900 criminal offense, you know, in order for them to detain you and, and say, if not say, well, what

01:10:05.180 you're doing is criminal, say what part of the criminal code I'd like to be advised of what I'm

01:10:08.580 doing is wrong. And they won't be able to answer that question because there's nothing in the criminal

01:10:13.460 code about wearing a mask. There's nothing in the criminal code about getting jabbed. Um, and there's

01:10:18.940 nothing in the criminal code stating that you need to quarantine, quarantine as a healthy person.

01:10:24.680 Again, go back to the first page of the, uh, passport saying that they just need to let you in

01:10:33.000 freely. You don't have to do any of this. Okay. Uh, next question, please. Next question. We have a

01:10:38.800 doctor, Dr. Raman. Oh, hello. Thank you for taking my, uh, call. Uh, my question is that we, we,

01:10:50.680 we, uh, uh, we don't believe in masks. We don't get vaccinated. We, nothing. So we clean, we want to

01:11:00.440 pass that information rather, but we are not Canadian passport holders. We are Canadian residents. My wife

01:11:08.680 and I, we have a, we have a European passport. So does the same, uh, routine that you explained so

01:11:19.000 vividly with the Canadian passport apply? Cause we have to show when we have traveled in the past,

01:11:25.640 the resident card, which has all the details, I think. So if they, uh, I don't know how you go about

01:11:36.760 things. Okay. So, uh, Remo, did you have an answer for this?

01:11:44.360 You're on mute for some reason. I do not. I have not read that card. I haven't seen a permanent

01:11:48.840 resident card. Can you hear me now? Yes. Yes. I have not seen a permanent resident card. Uh, so

01:11:56.520 I cannot comment on that. Okay. Can, can I just ask because I'm not too sure whether the permanent

01:12:04.120 resident card has one's address and telephone details, uh, maybe, maybe not. I, I haven't looked

01:12:11.560 at it. Uh, but this is a requirement that you have to show to the immigration person when you are

01:12:19.320 getting back into Canada. Okay. Did you say that you're from the UK? Dr. Dr. Raman, did you say that

01:12:28.280 you're from the UK? Yes. Okay. Well, from my research, uh, the information in the UK is very

01:12:36.200 much in line because we're both under a British Commonwealth is very much in line. Your rights

01:12:41.880 are the same in the UK as they are in Canada. And I think that you should just, uh, make sure that

01:12:48.120 you're asserting those rights as well. We can't really answer on it, on that, uh, you know, a hundred

01:12:54.200 percent because we haven't researched that it was for a permanent, permanent. Are you a permanent

01:12:59.720 resident? I actually, I apologize. I actually, uh, asking him to unmute himself right now. Dr. Raman,

01:13:10.440 are you there? I'm here. Yeah. Yeah. I'm a permanent resident from the UK. My wife is a permanent

01:13:19.160 resident from Germany. But you're a permanent resident in Canada, correct? Yes. Yes. Yes.

01:13:26.440 Yes. Then, then, then this should, this applies to you as well. Okay. Thank you. All right. Yep.

01:13:35.240 Thank you for your question. All right. Next question, please. Next question is from James. James,

01:13:41.160 you should see a message pop up on your screen. Are you there, James?

01:13:43.640 James? Yes, I'm here. Do you hear me? Yes. Very good. So, uh, I'm sitting here, uh, in Thailand

01:13:52.040 right now. Uh, I was supposed to come back, uh, to Canada, uh, on September the 8th with Air Canada.

01:14:01.400 But I just found out, uh, Tuesday morning this week, my, my dad died. So, uh, I had to change my,

01:14:11.240 uh, to make a long story short. Now I'm flying with, uh, Etihad Airways, uh, through, uh, United Arab Emirates,

01:14:31.720 uh, Abu Dhabi. So I, uh, on Sunday I depart from Phuket and, uh, then I fly to Abu Dhabi. I have a nine

01:14:42.600 hour layover and then my flight goes to Toronto from Abu Dhabi. So I, I saw a previous interview with,

01:14:52.520 uh, Remo and, uh, it was very interesting. I learned a lot. And then from this, uh, Zoom call,

01:15:00.120 I'm, I'm learning more. So I really get the, uh, when, when arriving in Canada,

01:15:07.080 I, I, I understand everything clearly and I thank you for your contribution.

01:15:12.840 What I'm concerned about it. You're very welcome. Yeah. What I'm concerned about is boarding the flight

01:15:18.520 in, uh, in Phuket. And, uh, cause I, I understand the situation in Mexico. I spent a lot of time in

01:15:28.280 Mexico and I flown all over the country in Mexico and back to Canada, et cetera.

01:15:35.160 But from Asia, I'm concerned about, cause Asia is generally more strict when it comes to masking,

01:15:40.520 when it comes to, uh, PCR testing. Normally I was supposed to go on, uh, my, I would fly with Eva

01:15:48.120 airways, uh, via, uh, Taiwan, because, uh, that I've done that for about, uh, 15 years.

01:15:57.480 Uh, but I checked with, uh, so James, so your question, I take it is that when you get into,

01:16:04.440 uh, Dubai, was it Dubai? Um, you know, how do you deal with it? Abu Dhabi. Well, there's a Canadian,

01:16:11.880 there's a Canadian consulate there. Uh, uh, uh, you know, none of us know a hundred percent for sure,

01:16:17.960 uh, you know, what the rules are, how it's going to transpire, but I would say there,

01:16:22.440 look up the Canadian consulate before you arrive, be ready to contact the Canadian consulate and, uh,

01:16:29.640 that you are a citizen that is being, uh, denied or held hostage. And, and that, um, as a Canadian

01:16:38.040 citizen, you insist that you, uh, be able to board that plane and travel to Canada. I, I, I, will it

01:16:44.600 work? Boy, we're still, we're going to want to hear from you, but that would be my advice to anybody

01:16:48.920 that's flying from a foreign country. Okay. All right. Uh, that's an interesting question, isn't it

01:16:56.940 though? And a hundred percent, I've got to confirm with everybody that again, just to reiterate, we are

01:17:03.140 not lawyers. We're not giving you legal advice. We're trying to find solutions so that, uh, citizens

01:17:09.840 worldwide can, can travel and get, get our lives back. Uh, there's nothing more than I like, or

01:17:16.020 possibly even can go so far to say I deserve as to get on a plane and go on a vacation, right? Enjoy

01:17:21.540 some time, do something. Uh, there's some business stuff I need to do. And, and, and so to be prohibited

01:17:26.980 from doing that freely, to feel like we're under threat, uh, that we're risking something by speaking

01:17:32.180 up and asserting our rights. It's a horrible place to be. And so we want this to be a platform as well,

01:17:37.560 to share our experiences. And, uh, maybe what we'll do again is in September, Remo is we'll have

01:17:44.840 you back and, uh, I'll be doing the taboo talks on Tuesday. We might do a taboo talk on Tuesday on this

01:17:51.540 matter, and then invite all of you, um, who have been traveling to share your stories with us. And even

01:17:57.780 with that, uh, I don't know if you can bring that up to Renzo, but email us at call to at action for

01:18:05.280 Canada.com. And I want all of you sending us your testimonies, please. Anybody that has a story where

01:18:12.520 you're having success, and we're going to find a way to post this on the website. Uh, it would be on

01:18:16.840 the mobility page. We'd probably create a separate page for it. Uh, we have success stories with the

01:18:21.880 notices of liability, but one, we couldn't keep up with, uh, putting them up there because we're a thin,

01:18:27.040 thin crew at times with these objectives. But I think that we all need to share in this. Thank

01:18:32.360 you, Terenzio. There's our, uh, our email address. We do really want to hear from you. Remo, are you

01:18:37.840 up to a few more questions? 15 minutes, shall we say? 15 more minutes? Absolutely. I, absolutely. I

01:18:43.980 just like to comment as well and to add what you were saying. Now, throughout this whole, I call it

01:18:50.060 plandemic, okay? Uh, throughout this whole process, what majority of people have forgotten and, and maybe

01:18:56.620 even not known, is the fact that the government works for you. You do not work for the government,

01:19:04.220 okay? So, when, when, uh, you're questioned and, like, you're detained, like you're a prisoner,

01:19:10.180 and you're asking all these, uh, questions that are not, that, that are in the, not, you know,

01:19:15.660 against your rights, you need to stand up and have zero fear. Now, do it with calmness and, um,

01:19:23.340 and with conviction and, and with zero fear, and that's, you don't want to put fuel in the fire by

01:19:29.980 swearing and, and raising your, being angry. That doesn't work either. So, even though you have the

01:19:35.820 right to do that, freedom of speech, it's not to, I would not do that. I, I've never done that. So,

01:19:40.620 and I, I stand my ground, and I do not allow any government to walk, to step on me and walk all over

01:19:47.980 me. That's, that's the foundation I, I, I come from. So, if you have that as your belief, this

01:19:53.660 becomes easy to do. Right. Yeah. Thank you for that, Remo. It's really, you know, what we've been

01:19:59.420 trying to say for the last two and a half years at Action for Canada was you have a hundred percent

01:20:04.060 guaranteed rights and, and you really do need to assert them. And I think what will happen after

01:20:09.420 tonight's show is I'm just having this thought with the last gentleman that was on. And, uh, the more I'm

01:20:14.780 thinking about, there are consulates in, in most of the nations that you're all traveling. I know

01:20:20.220 Jenny's on tonight, and I think we'll update, update this, uh, NOL one more time with instructions

01:20:26.700 on it, stating and, uh, maybe advising people to find out where the Canadian consulate is

01:20:32.700 and to be prepared. Are you holding me hostage? Right. And contacting the consulate, um, in Canada,

01:20:40.300 we're free, um, in every country, privacy is protected and we do not need to divulge that

01:20:46.860 information. And if you're holding me hostage, I need to get a hold of the Canadian consulate

01:20:53.180 to instruct them as such. And I think we're going to put a little bit of, uh, verbiage like that

01:20:58.220 in an update, the notice of liability one more time. And then again, uh, when you write to call to

01:21:04.780 action for Canada.com and you're specifically being potentially held up for this reason in the

01:21:11.100 subject line, put attention, Tanya, RE travel, and then, um, our team that oversees the call to

01:21:18.380 action email will ensure that gets to me because I really do want to hear your story. And then as

01:21:24.220 much as possible, we want to make sure that that page and those instructions stay as up to date and

01:21:29.740 as helpful as possible. Okay. Uh, Terenzio, next question. Yes. Next question. And we do have

01:21:35.100 quite a few questions, Tanya. So maybe if we can, uh, please ask our guests, uh, to just state your

01:21:40.220 question and we'll put you on mute. Um, so that way the question can be answered and we can go on to

01:21:45.420 the next, uh, next question is from, uh, Rochelle. Rochelle, uh, possibly Rachel, I apologize.

01:21:54.460 Okay. There we go. I was afraid I wouldn't be able to get the mic going. So I, you know,

01:21:59.580 a lot of my questions have been covered, um, because I am trying to go to Jamaica and you did,

01:22:04.940 you did say that. So you simply, when you go to the airport, you simply print a pass and you just

01:22:12.380 go straight through, you don't look, don't use any apps. You do everything directly at the counter.

01:22:17.740 And then on return, you don't use any apps. You don't fill out any forms.

01:22:21.740 Just please confirm that I have that right. And then I just, uh, we'll ask my next.

01:22:28.860 All right. Um, I, it would be kind of nice if you guys would do it. I know it's all listed there,

01:22:34.140 but more detail, or if there's someone we can call when we're coming in, like a hotline,

01:22:40.940 anything like that. That's not just possible, Rachel.

01:22:44.860 That's not possible. Yeah. Just watch this video numerous times, read the information we've said,

01:22:51.180 you know, it's got to be that simple. And again, what we want to say, and Rima will agree is if you

01:22:57.020 get, if they decide to find you just peacefully, take it, do not sign it, do not agree. You're not

01:23:02.940 agreeing with it. You're not going to sign it. They'll hand you the fine. And then you would

01:23:07.500 immediately, uh, contest it. So what's your second question, Rachel?

01:23:12.300 Rachel. Okay. So that was mine. Like if there's any coaching or anything, but, um,

01:23:17.980 um, I think that's it. Thank you so much. Great information. Oh yeah. The link is going to be,

01:23:24.620 is that going to be in the chat at the end or it'll be emailed out to this broadcast so I can send it to

01:23:29.180 other people. It will be up on the empower our page on action for Canada by tomorrow.

01:23:35.100 Okay. Thank you so much. All right. Thank you. All right. Next question is from Jen.

01:23:43.980 Hi, Jen. Hi guys. Thank you. I'm so happy. Thank you so much. Your story is amazing. And

01:23:50.460 just thank you for being a warrior and for action for Canada. All you guys are doing. It's amazing.

01:23:55.180 So my son has an opportunity to play hockey in a school this year. That's going to probably be

01:24:00.700 crossing the border. Hopefully not till a little later. My fingers are crossed that

01:24:05.100 some things, you know, happening obviously in the political scene might change this whole arrive can

01:24:10.220 stuff. But do you have any advice for, I thought about going, you know, maybe the religious route

01:24:14.780 as, and maybe even pre doing some of his flights once I see, um, itineraries, but Canadian, you know,

01:24:22.060 he's a Canadian citizen, obviously non-vaxxed. I would not be going on these trips. He's a minor,

01:24:27.100 he'd be 15. And after the end of the new year, 16, do you have any advice sending him on this trip?

01:24:35.260 There is no need for any, any exemption, whether it's religious, medical, there's no need for it.

01:24:40.780 It's just simple. No, I do not consent. I do not comply. That is all you need.

01:24:47.900 Yeah, Jen, it's a tough situation, you know, knowing he's a minor, but, um, as I said, you know,

01:24:52.940 we, we had the youth event where we were training kids for eight weeks, how to have a voice and you

01:24:59.820 need to possibly sit down with your son. If you're comfortable doing that, either, either you're not

01:25:04.300 going to send him because you're concerned over what would happen or you prepare to send him and

01:25:09.020 you make sure that he's well-versed on his rights and that he has you on speed dial.

01:25:14.860 Is he good? You know, he could have one friend who is recording it and he could have you on the phone

01:25:20.060 as well. And he could be going through this process. Give him the support, train him up

01:25:25.020 in the way that he should go, help him to be confident and prepared. Thank you. Okay. Next

01:25:29.900 question, Trenzio. All right. Next question is from Dana.

01:25:37.100 Hi, can you hear me? Yes, we can. Yes. Yay. Okay. Hey, Remo. Oh my God. Balls of steel. That's all

01:25:43.820 I have to say. I watched that video that was posted on YouTube. I was like, oh my God. Anyway,

01:25:50.300 I'm in a couple of groups leaving Canada. I'm vaccinated because, you know, we all want to run

01:25:56.140 and get out. And of course, now the talk is all about arrive can and dah, dah, dah. And a lot of

01:26:01.660 people, some people have had success crossing back into Canada without any fines, any issues,

01:26:10.060 but I have heard of people getting huge fines. Like just the other day, somebody posted they came in

01:26:15.180 and refused arrive can, refused to give any information. The pass, the CBSA officer,

01:26:20.940 this was at an airport. I think it was Vancouver. Actually, they took her passport. So she didn't do

01:26:26.460 what you did, like yelling out, Hey, that's my passport. Give it back. They took her passport and

01:26:31.740 basically walked it over to PHAC. And then she was forced to interact with those people. And she got

01:26:39.100 like a big fine. And, you know, I know people are contesting them. They're citing Section 58 of the

01:26:46.220 Quarantine Act as, you know, having the authority to give you these fines. I don't know if you

01:26:52.140 have any comments on that. Like, I'm just wondering if, you know, these fines, I know there's no guarantee,

01:26:58.060 but do you think they'll stand in court? I can't really see that. No, no, they do not. They do not

01:27:05.820 stand in court because they do not have jurisdiction. They have zero legal right to hand anyone a fine.

01:27:12.780 And those fines are on blue, blue ticket paper, the same fines given for vehicle violations. Okay.

01:27:20.220 And ICBC is collecting the monies if you choose to pay them. What you do on the back of the ticket,

01:27:26.860 follow exactly word for word and don't wait 30 days, do it immediately to fight the fine. You know,

01:27:33.100 you want to go to court to fight it. As soon as you do that, it gets thrown out immediately by the

01:27:38.460 judge because the judge knows they have zero jurisdiction and these fines are not worth the

01:27:43.500 paper it's written on. Yeah. One girl said she... Go ahead. Sorry, Tan, go ahead.

01:27:49.740 Sorry. I just, I just wanted to add to that section 14.1 of the quarantine act. I'm just

01:27:55.500 going to read it. It says, any qualified person authorized by the minister may to determine whether

01:28:01.260 a traveler has a communicable disease or symptoms of one use any screening technology authorized by

01:28:06.220 the minister that does not involve the entry into the traveler's body. So, sorry, that was the wrong

01:28:11.420 section of the act that I meant. Right. What I was going to refer to is that there has to be reasonable

01:28:20.140 grounds as well. Do you have a fever? Do you have a snotty nose? Like, what would be the reason that

01:28:25.660 they would demand that you would even have to be pulled aside to talk to a health official? But bottom

01:28:31.100 line is, if those people had the notice of liability and our instructions, they would have known the

01:28:37.580 passport is not its private information. It must not be provided to a health official.

01:28:43.660 Right. And by the way, one girl who got a fine literally a few days ago, she entered it July 29th.

01:28:51.660 Um, she took it already. She went down to the courthouse, I guess, to register the whatever,

01:28:57.820 to follow the instructions. She obviously doesn't have a court date. And she said that the person handling

01:29:04.540 her ticket or taking her information said he's received thousands of these. So people are fighting

01:29:11.340 back in droves. Right. Which is great. It's just very unnerving. Right. To be handed a $12,000 ticket.

01:29:18.940 So. Well, it is indeed. And, uh, I know that when they were serving the tickets out

01:29:25.660 a year ago regarding the mask two years ago, again, there were so many tickets before the courts that,

01:29:32.380 uh, the timeframe for them to hear it runs out and they, the majority of them will be dismissed.

01:29:37.340 You're on the side, the side of right here. And we need to remember that. Okay. Next question.

01:29:43.900 All right. Next question is from Jessica.

01:29:48.620 Hi, can you hear me? We can hear you. Okay, great. Thank you. Um, so yeah, I was one of

01:29:53.340 the unfortunate ones that was fine, about $7,000. Um, I essentially got pulled back into the office

01:30:02.540 after I had been told I was cleared. I was forced to give them my bag in which they took my passport

01:30:09.260 and driver's license from me, unbeknownst to me and searched my vehicle while they had that

01:30:16.460 information to write the ticket. So I'm considering pursuing legal action. And I'm just wondering,

01:30:22.220 like, you know, is it illegal for them to take my driver's license and passport without my knowledge

01:30:29.340 and hand it over to another agent to then write a ticket? Like, like the health agent, like the,

01:30:36.780 like the public health officer? Yeah, you did not give consent for search and seizure. They did not

01:30:43.340 inform you first. So absolutely. That's, that's an offense. Um, and, uh, I would document that all you

01:30:49.740 should, you should, you should document every officer or customs officer or health officer,

01:30:55.100 whoever you were involved with should be documented. Give them an NOL and I would pursue

01:31:01.100 suing them. Absolutely. And, and that's one of the reasons why in our instructions, we said,

01:31:08.220 if you are border crossing, uh, you know, by land, you're going to an actual through an actual border

01:31:13.340 cross, you're driving and they pull you over. We've made it very specific. Take your bag with you and

01:31:18.700 even go so far as to take your insurance out of the glove box. Anything that has your identification

01:31:24.300 in your car, make sure it's in your purse, um, or in your wallet. If you're a man, I don't know,

01:31:28.940 have a bag that you're prepared, uh, you know, to bring into the border facility with you so that if

01:31:35.900 they search your car, because they are, they are allowed to do that. If they have reason to suspect

01:31:39.660 something, they don't have to ask. They can go search your car. And, and that's to the best of my

01:31:44.940 knowledge. Am I, am I even incorrect in that? They have to have reasonable grounds to believe

01:31:50.140 there's a reason to search your vehicle. So you could question on what grounds do you feel

01:31:55.100 and need to search my vehicle because it has to be reasonable grounds. I'd have the video recorder

01:32:00.060 going at that point and, and question them. Um, have I committed a crime? Is there, is there some

01:32:05.900 concern? Like it'd be different if they had the sniffer dogs and, and you know, they thought they,

01:32:10.220 that you could have drugs, but we've known forever that every 20th car, they count them,

01:32:15.500 they randomly pull them over and search them. So I think the easiest way around this is just,

01:32:20.460 uh, be polite, be cooperative in that much, bring your bag in with you, provide them only your passport,

01:32:26.220 and then you have control over, over your belongings. Correct. Okay. And, uh, at the same time,

01:32:33.980 they can search your car, as you said, Tanya, uh, but they still need to inform you that they're

01:32:39.500 doing that. Okay. They can't just tell you to go inside and then search your car without informing

01:32:45.100 you. First of all, um, I wouldn't have gone inside. I would have stayed outside. There's no reason.

01:32:50.780 What, you know, I would have said, why am I being detained? Why am I going inside? What crime have I

01:32:56.060 committed? I would not go inside and talk to anyone at all for any reason. You need to stand your ground.

01:33:01.260 Okay. That's a very good point. That's a very good point, actually. And even as I process this,

01:33:07.020 when I think about people's testimonies over the last, um, the last year, I've had many who have said

01:33:13.980 that some were walking across and one of our chapter leaders in Saskatchewan, she was in touch

01:33:20.540 with several people who were, who had walked across to go to the U S, uh, flown to whatever destination

01:33:27.180 they did from that point. And when they came back into Canada, uh, they would, the U S on the U S side,

01:33:33.500 if they were going to the Canadian government, they would first go to the U S border patrol

01:33:38.540 and say, I'd like to seek asylum in the United States. And they don't want you against the

01:33:45.500 Canadian government for this dictatorship. You don't feel safe. They don't want to keep you in

01:33:51.500 the United States. So the report was, there was three incidents that I know of where they walked

01:33:56.140 the individuals, the Canadian citizen back across to the Canadian side. And, uh, once they were on

01:34:02.300 the Canadian side, they just, they kept walking. And if border patrol came to them, they said, I'm

01:34:07.740 Canadian citizen and that you have the right to enter freely, provide your passport. If they tried to

01:34:13.900 detain you again, you go through the whole process that Remo has discussed with us here.

01:34:18.380 All right. Next question, please. Next question is from Dana.

01:34:27.580 Oh no, I already asked my question. I'm so sorry. I'll lower my hand. Thank you.

01:34:32.220 Thank you. Uh, next question is from Anne.

01:34:39.660 Hi, can you hear me? We can. Yes. Hi, um, my name's Taylor. I'm Anne's daughter.

01:34:45.420 Um, I actually flew in from Mexico on Monday. Um, I was supposed to fly in on the Sunday,

01:34:53.020 but air transit actually denied me boarding. Um, after three hours of me not complying with arrive

01:35:01.260 can, they finally gave me, um, a waiver to sign, which was fine, but then they wouldn't let me board

01:35:07.980 because I wouldn't disclose my vaccination status. Um, so that happened. And I had to book a flight

01:35:15.740 with air Canada for the Monday. I boarded fine, no problems. But when I got to the CBSA officers,

01:35:26.140 they took my passport, walked it to the back section with public health, where there was, um,

01:35:32.540 um, a lunch, like a lunch table with police officers there and they enclose you and, um,

01:35:39.900 the public health officer or the CBSA handed public health, my passport. And at that point,

01:35:47.820 they asked for my address, um, my driver's license to write me a ticket. Um, and when I refused to do it,

01:35:54.780 the police officer actually took my passport and called it in for a background check and got my address.

01:36:00.460 Is that legal? No, it's not. No, I can't imagine it is. Yeah. He actually took it from, um,

01:36:10.380 public health, gave it to him and, uh, he called it into his radio and he got my address from there.

01:36:17.740 And then they wrote me the ticket. Were you recording this event? That is a violation.

01:36:23.260 No, I didn't. I didn't record it because I was using my phone to quote, like every, I had all of

01:36:31.420 the laws and everything on my phone and I was reciting them. Um, and I stuck to my grounds and

01:36:37.260 I said, I wasn't doing arrive can. I even mentioned that it's under investigation from the commissioner

01:36:42.780 and public health agreed to it. They said they were aware of that. Um, and then they did that. And,

01:36:50.300 uh, yeah, they threatened to put me in a quarantine hotel too.

01:36:55.180 Wow. That must've been so scary for you. I'm so sorry to hear that you went through that.

01:37:00.620 You are a courageous soul. You are a warrior for Canada. That's what I see. And, um, this no,

01:37:06.460 seriously, I, I really mean that. And this is not any of this to be taken lightly, like as if we're,

01:37:12.860 you know, just saying, Oh, do this, this, and this, it'll be magical. But you know,

01:37:15.820 there were some steps that you didn't have in advance and that was before you pass them that

01:37:21.020 before you hand them your passport, you need to read out what we've now included in the notice of

01:37:28.540 liability. Um, and, and so that if they're going to have to think twice about it and you're going to

01:37:33.740 be recording that you, this is one reason why it's very important, unless you have the extra body cameras

01:37:39.340 and glasses and everything that a super spy Remo had, you're going to need to have extra recording

01:37:46.220 on you in, in order to do this and, um, or print all the materials, print the extra documentation.

01:37:52.700 Like we said, the, uh, we didn't, we weren't going to print a privacy act just so everyone knows if you

01:37:58.060 want to go, because the privacy act is provincial. They do have a federal one, but it's very vague,

01:38:02.860 but you have to go to your province and they're all different. So it wasn't advantageous to us to say,

01:38:08.700 okay, we're going to go to every province and provide you that look it up, look up the privacy

01:38:12.460 act, find out what your privacy rights are. So what we did, um, I had received multiple Supreme

01:38:18.700 court rulings from David, uh, Lindsay. And so we put all those Supreme court cases on a page,

01:38:24.700 print that off and, and, uh, the quarantine act and the other material that we've made available to you,

01:38:30.300 along with multiple notices of liability, and then just follow the step-by-step instructions.

01:38:35.020 And I think that a lot of these situations will be avoided moving forward because they're going to

01:38:40.380 realize, you know, your rights. So thank you for being a brave warrior. All right. Next question.

01:38:46.540 Next question is from Kalina.

01:38:51.500 Hi, thank you for all the information. Um, we are planning to cross the border to the U.S.

01:38:56.780 on land, uh, soon. And if we are for any reason, well, for the unvaccinated reason denied entry,

01:39:06.380 uh, how does that affect if you're aware, how does that affect, uh, you know, if we ever try to enter

01:39:11.740 again, or would you dare to just go to another border crossing and enter again? Because they may

01:39:17.100 ask you, and I think one of the participants have asked this question as well. They may ask you,

01:39:21.260 you know, have you ever been denied entry into the U.S.? So what do you know about that? And my second

01:39:27.900 question is, um, are the, are children, uh, required to be included in the Arrive Can app? Uh, we have

01:39:35.900 children and we're going to be traveling with them. So, uh, I don't intend to do the Arrive Can app, but

01:39:41.100 what can they demand over children? Nothing. First of all, nothing. You do not need to fill

01:39:48.780 out the Arrive Can app whatsoever. It doesn't matter how old you are. It doesn't matter, uh,

01:39:53.660 what nationality you are, what sex you are. Uh, you, you know, you're a Canadian citizen

01:39:58.620 improvement resident. You do not fill out a Arrive Can, period. That's it. Not even manual,

01:40:03.340 not even answer any questions regarding Arrive Can. None whatsoever. Um, now regarding the border

01:40:09.100 crossing and being denied, you got to look at why you're being denied. Uh, I, again,

01:40:13.580 I'm not clear, you know, what, why you're being denied. Cause if they're asking you a question

01:40:17.980 about whether you're vaccinated or not, if you have been vaccinated as a child, you say yes.

01:40:22.380 Um, and a lot of the border guards are asking that generic question just to help you get by,

01:40:26.860 just to get by. They're not saying they, are you COVID vaccinated? They're not asking that. They're

01:40:31.340 usually asking the generic question, are you vaccinated? And I am. So when I was a kid, I was,

01:40:36.220 so I said, I truthfully say yes. And, and I crossed the border, no issues and there's no denial. But if

01:40:41.180 they're going to ask, ask me the COVID backs question, I'm not, I'm going to refuse answering.

01:40:47.340 So they wouldn't know whether I am or not. And they can't deny me entry. I haven't done anything

01:40:52.140 illegal. So if the board, if the border guard does deny me to come in that day, it's the, it's,

01:40:58.140 it's not like you've committed any fraud that you can't come in again. It doesn't make any sense.

01:41:02.780 Yeah. I think if they're going to deny entry, um, and it go on your record where you can't like to

01:41:08.860 officially say you've been denied entry, it would have to be something criminal,

01:41:12.540 you know, where there was an official reason for it. Michael, uh, I'm, I kind of had left my

01:41:17.500 chat at 601 here. He said, according to my own experience cross from, I think it was Quebec to

01:41:22.540 USA twice in June and July. And according to a signal group I'm following, there's very few

01:41:27.740 U S border officials asking the question, maybe 10%. Um, okay. That's, that's good news. Hopefully

01:41:34.700 that will be the experience. And, uh, then what somebody had asked as well, what do people do

01:41:40.540 if they're already downloaded the arrive can app? How do they stop being tracked? What, what I've,

01:41:48.060 yeah, what I've learned is you can't just delete it. It stays on your phone on the inside. So what you're

01:41:53.820 forced to do now is factory set your phone. Yes. It's a lot of work, but all your software

01:41:59.340 and re customize it all, you know, get it tailored again, the way it was, but you have to reset your

01:42:05.180 phone to factory settings and start all over again. That's the only way you're going to remove that app

01:42:11.100 from your phone. Okay. Good to know. I didn't know that. That is a lot of work, but to me it's worth it.

01:42:18.780 It really is. Uh, I know some have said, you know, don't even have data, et cetera,

01:42:23.100 on your phone. Why even give them the opportunity? Just use it as a, as a tool. Didn't we make out

01:42:28.380 nicely in the good old days without cell phones? I think we did, right? We could borrow, you know,

01:42:33.500 you could call from a hotel, you could call friends and family, you get your one call from prison,

01:42:38.620 from jail, you'll, you'll work it out. Just get rid of that cell phone. All right. Um, as well,

01:42:45.420 I want to tell, uh, thank Lynn at 603 Lynn said she's going to donate as well. Thank you for that,

01:42:50.380 Lynn. I'm going to scoot down to the bottom here. I hope a lot more of you are going to see the value

01:42:55.260 of what action for Canada is trying to help to do with people where we're also, you know,

01:42:59.340 we're, we're realists here. We know that, uh, you know, you're going to be dealing with

01:43:03.500 individuals. Some are going to be power tripping and it doesn't matter what you do or how kind you

01:43:07.900 are, how well you know your rights. They're just going to give you a hard time and they're going to,

01:43:12.060 you know, make life rough for you. So, um, hopefully that, you know, that won't happen

01:43:16.620 too often. Thank you, Jessica. I see that as well. Awesome. Thank you very much to everybody

01:43:21.420 who's going to donate to action for Canada. Please do consider become becoming a monthly donor.

01:43:26.940 Even $10 a month would make such a huge difference. I know for a lot of organizations,

01:43:31.660 the, the trucker scare and the, and the banks freezing it, it all, you know, it caused a lot of

01:43:37.020 people not to want to write a check anymore or transfer money. But what if you opened up an

01:43:42.300 account at another bank and made sure that was to help to support the good organizations that are

01:43:48.220 out here on the front line fighting for you? There's got to be a way around this, right?

01:43:52.380 Take all your money out of the bank and find, find a way and only keep enough in there to deal

01:43:57.340 with your monthly details that if the government does decide to go all crazy on us and try to, uh,

01:44:03.340 freeze bank accounts again, that, uh, it's just not going to be effective. There's ways

01:44:07.500 around helping organizations like ours and other good organizations that you may, uh, be supporting

01:44:13.260 like Laura Lynn Tyler Thompson. Boy, has she ever been a voice for the people as well, right? She's

01:44:17.820 a good friend of mine. All right. Um, let's do, it's so hard because I don't want to cut people off.

01:44:23.340 I'm hoping that the, uh, questions that have been answered today and the information has been

01:44:28.620 extremely effective for you all and, um, helpful. So let's go with two more

01:44:34.620 people asking questions, Terenzio, and then we're going to wrap up this evening.

01:44:38.460 Sounds great. Next question is from Cynthia.

01:44:47.820 Hello, Cynthia.

01:44:50.620 I'm his husband. I will talk for her. Um, we just went to the States, uh, three days ago

01:44:55.820 and they asked us if we had, we were vaccine. We said, yeah, yes. One. And, um,

01:45:03.180 the guy crossing the States said that's not legal, but he said, uh, go away. So we did,

01:45:09.340 we went for supper and after we came back to cross in Canada. So they asking, uh, are you vaccinated?

01:45:15.900 Yes. One. So they call, um, uh, Canada health public agency. So they, we went aside and after that,

01:45:27.420 um, they told us we had to do the app and we didn't do, and, uh, they can give us a fine. Uh,

01:45:37.420 all right. They didn't do. And after we, they let us and we went home and now we're reading all this and

01:45:45.660 we just want to stop her fucking quarantine or 14 days. I don't want to do that at all.

01:45:51.980 It's against our law, but we call Canadian and yesterday and they say, and they were rude.

01:45:59.740 And the guy is, he, he put his voice higher and said, you will not inform properly. You need to be

01:46:07.980 double vaccinated and that you need to fill up the form and this, and we challenged him and we asked him

01:46:14.380 his, uh, his, uh, badge number and everything. And he said, basically we were not informed properly

01:46:21.260 and we're not following the rules. And they're bullies. Yeah. I'm going to interject there.

01:46:28.060 They're, they're just bullies. They, uh, it was amazing, uh, about, was it a year and a half ago,

01:46:33.260 the government had on their website, uh, it was job opportunities, right. To, to be health officers,

01:46:40.060 health officials. So you got to imagine the bootcamp training they went through for intimidation

01:46:45.340 and bullying techniques and they're using them. And the thing is, is truth trumps the bullying

01:46:50.940 techniques and lies. And that's why you have to be very well educated and you have to be willing to

01:46:57.900 assert your rights. And if they show up at your door, you don't answer, you don't answer the door.

01:47:02.940 I mean, good grief, quarantine, handy people, healthy people. Uh, it's like, this is just a

01:47:09.260 shocker how many people have felt threatened to comply with it. So that's been effective.

01:47:14.060 Remo, what else would you add to that? Well, here's what I add to that is this,

01:47:19.500 let's say I decide to go to China and live. If I'm not going to learn the language,

01:47:24.940 how easy is it going to be for me to live there? Extremely challenging. So you're in Canada,

01:47:30.860 learn the laws. Okay. It's very important to understand all the laws that you're required

01:47:36.220 to live by. And, uh, and then, then you can enforce them. So again, you must educate yourself

01:47:42.700 and then you must also assert them. Uh, if you're not going to educate yourself and don't assert them,

01:47:48.300 then you have nothing. And then you're literally a sheep, excuse my French, but you're, you're not a

01:47:53.660 man or woman with God, with, uh, with God on your side. And you're not enforcing your,

01:47:59.020 your God given enable rights. That's what it comes down to enough of this. Well, I'm seeing this.

01:48:04.860 I'm afraid. I'm tired of all this and hearing this from people. If we don't stand up, we will have

01:48:10.380 nothing for ourselves and nothing for our children. And, uh, and all this is done for nothing. And

01:48:16.620 you're going to live a slave. If you know, if you're still alive and I'm not kidding, this is where it's

01:48:21.340 going. And unless we all stand up and say no and do the right thing. And we don't need to be angry

01:48:27.020 standing up. It's just calm and quiet and, and, uh, collectively educating each other and just

01:48:33.500 saying, no, no, thank you. I do not consent. I do not comply. Thank you very much. Move on. Don't

01:48:39.020 give me any further information. It really is that simple. It doesn't take much. Absolutely. Yep.

01:48:45.740 Thank you, Remo for that. I love it. All right. Next question. All right. Next question is

01:48:51.100 from Frederick. Hello there. Can you hear me? Yes. Uh, perfect. Yeah. Um, I think actually

01:49:01.820 I kind of forgot I was my hand up there, but, um, I was the one who someone mentioned before

01:49:08.540 who got $12,500 in fines. Um, so, and I'm obviously going to fight that. And I was just going to pick

01:49:16.940 your brain on, uh, other than following the steps on the back of the slip there. Um, I mean, there's

01:49:23.180 been a ton of information just with, with the notice of liability and all that, but is there any other,

01:49:29.500 any other hacks or tips and tricks? Well, let me, let me ask you a question.

01:49:35.260 What do you think you did that you got you the fine?

01:49:41.980 Um, yeah, exactly. Nothing wrong.

01:49:47.100 No. What did you do that they gave you a fine? What did, what information did you give out

01:49:52.860 that, uh, allowed them to give you a fine?

01:49:55.020 Oh yeah. Yeah. Okay. So yeah. So this, the, the, the sequence that was happening, I was very inspired

01:50:02.300 by, uh, your video or your interview there before. Um, I got to the, like the second booth, if you

01:50:07.820 would say, um, and they're like, Oh no, or I can. Um, and, uh, the border officer there, she was about

01:50:15.020 to walk away with the passport and I'm a Swedish citizen and I have a Canadian permanent resident card.

01:50:21.500 And this is where, this is where it started to go sideways. Cause I was asking her, it's like,

01:50:26.860 Hey, can you give back my passport and leave it on the counter here? And she did, but she took her

01:50:32.140 permanent resident card with her without me knowing. Um, so that was the first kind of mistake on my

01:50:40.220 end. Um, and then she went with it to P like a public health agency there. Um, and then she came back

01:50:48.300 and then she's like, because she went away to talk to them first. And then she came back and she's

01:50:51.820 like, Oh, you got to talk to these guys. And I was like, no, I refuse to, I don't have to, uh,

01:50:55.980 I'm a permanent resident. And from what I've read up on and what someone else had asked before about

01:51:02.460 the rights of permanent resident, you, as far as I know, you have the same rights as a citizen,

01:51:08.060 except for you can't take some high level government jobs and you can't vote. And that's basically it,

01:51:14.140 as far as I know. Um, anyways, I was the same protections. Yeah, exactly. Um, yeah, exactly.

01:51:21.660 The bill of rights and the charter and all that. Um, so that kind of forced to go to, uh, see the

01:51:30.060 public health, um, people there and, um, and what they do is they probably did what someone else

01:51:39.500 mentioned here before they took the information. Cause when you apply and go through the permanent

01:51:43.500 resident application, you submit your address and your phone number and, and that whole thing.

01:51:48.780 And, and I was, yeah, arguing with her about giving that back and she wouldn't. And then she's like,

01:51:54.860 we're going to fine you for this. And, you know, trying to get to me basically, but yeah, thanks for

01:52:01.820 sharing that, uh, Frederick. We're sorry, you know, that you didn't have some of this information in

01:52:06.060 advance. And like we say, it's not a guarantee that this is going to work, but it sure makes your

01:52:10.780 chances a whole lot better, you know, that you're going to have success. So, all right. Well, thank

01:52:16.140 you. We're almost at, uh, seven o'clock here. And I was just again, looking in the chat. I see JS says

01:52:22.860 that, um, you've had a good experience. Please make sure with that testimony that you write to

01:52:27.500 call to an action for Canada.com and be sure to tell us, uh, what your experiences are and your

01:52:32.940 testimonies. We really, really want to hear about them because it'll help us do a couple of things.

01:52:38.220 It'll help encourage others and it will help that if there's any information that we, uh, you know,

01:52:44.300 could add that would be additional to the notice and, and the, um, instructional section that it will

01:52:51.100 help other Canadians assert their rights as well. And again, I just want to thank you. I know there's

01:52:56.300 numerous people who have said, Pam, et cetera, that have said they're going to donate to Action for

01:53:01.420 Canada. Thank you so much. Continue to ask that you consider becoming a monthly giver. Uh,

01:53:07.340 so Remo in wrapping up, uh, this session, um, what are, what are your final words? We just thank

01:53:13.820 you. We appreciate you so much. I mean, it has been so helpful. No worries. Um, I'm, I'm happy to do

01:53:21.260 this and, and, um, I'm happy to, to share this with, with, uh, my fellow, uh, men and women on this

01:53:27.660 planet. And then we need to unite and support each other. And this is what, what it's all about. I will

01:53:33.420 never take any fees for, for sharing this information whatsoever, because we all need

01:53:37.660 to do this and we all must educate ourselves on this and exercise it. And, and that that's really,

01:53:44.140 it's really that simple. And that's why it was easy for me. Um, once you do that and say no to

01:53:49.660 everything, do not give into anything whatsoever. That's where the challenges come in. Um, and,

01:53:55.260 and video record everything, get ready with the camera before you even speak to anybody.

01:54:00.380 That's gotta be a must and even have two cameras if you have to. So, um, you know,

01:54:05.260 you really need to do that. And, um, that that's what it comes down to is you, we all have to educate

01:54:10.220 ourselves, stand up for what's right and really record all interactions and, and live your life

01:54:15.900 as normal as possible. You know, just continue on. Awesome. All right. Well, Remo again, thank you so

01:54:22.860 much. Uh, we're going to look forward to being in touch with you in the future. I know you have some

01:54:26.620 other, uh, traveling planned and, uh, we will reconnect and maybe when I've got taboo talks

01:54:32.540 going again in September, we'll have a session. So everybody remember taboo talk starts again on

01:54:37.980 the 13th. I don't know what I'll be addressing at that time. It's sometimes a surprise to me.

01:54:42.940 We're trying to stay up on the most current events and where people need help and to continue to help

01:54:48.060 educate, educate, educate, and empower Canadians to take action. So just God bless you and, uh,

01:54:55.020 future good luck and wellbeing on your, on your travels.

01:54:59.740 One more thing, Tanya. Um, I just want to compliment you on everything you've done with

01:55:05.340 Action for Canada. You are amazing. You're an angel. It's a blessing to have you, to know you

01:55:11.100 and what you're doing for the people of Canada and the world is phenomenal. Um, please people donate.

01:55:16.940 This is an important thing. This, this is, uh, really it's almost life and death for us as citizens

01:55:23.020 in Canada. We please donate, please support Action for Canada. They're doing amazing things. Thank you.

01:55:30.460 Yeah. Thank you so much, Remo. We'll see you again. Awesome.

01:55:33.740 You bet.

01:55:34.300 Oh, all right. Well, I, I am just so grateful for that final, uh, shout out for Remo as well. Uh,

01:55:40.220 most of you who attend empower hours every Wednesday night know that I don't usually

01:55:45.100 ask, uh, for finance or finances or donations. I leave that up to the hearts and minds of the people.

01:55:50.300 For those of you who have lost your job and really struggling to make ends meet, we don't want a dime

01:55:54.860 from you. For those of you who have the security and are able, we are asking you to support us because

01:56:00.380 we have such huge campaigns that, um, we are launching across Canada from building a database

01:56:08.460 for the elected officials at all levels of government. I mean, think about the cost and the oversight that's

01:56:14.060 involved in that, uh, to bring on youth leaders, uh, to have a pastoral leadership team and a team

01:56:21.180 overseeing our parents. I really don't know of one organization. Like I say, lots of good organizations.

01:56:26.700 I'm not slighting them, but I've just been called by the Lord and the vision for the mission and our

01:56:32.700 team sees that vision as well. And so that's why we're putting chapters across Canada and getting into

01:56:37.420 communities because the globalists know that the easiest way is to overtake communities and implement

01:56:44.220 these egregious and vile, uh, agendas. And so we got to take back our communities. It's very grassroots

01:56:51.180 and, and we do need your assistance and your help to do that. Um, I am going to, uh, read something from

01:56:57.660 the word of God this morning. I was reading the Bible and in first Samuel two, it was, um, Hannah

01:57:05.900 that was writing a letter. God had blessed her with a son and she committed and promised God that she would

01:57:12.580 return her son over to God and that he would be part of the church and doing God's work. She was just so

01:57:19.100 faithful. And she said, um, in there, and this is talking about God, first of all, that, uh, now I have an

01:57:26.300 answer for my enemies. I rejoice because you Lord rescued me. No one is holy like the Lord. There is

01:57:34.020 one beside you. The Lord is no, he's the rock like our God. There is no one like him. Stop acting so

01:57:41.580 proud and haughty. Don't don't speak with such arrogance for the Lord is a God who knows what you

01:57:48.140 have done. He will judge your actions. The bow of the mighty is now broken and those who stumbled are now

01:57:55.340 strong. There, those who were well-fed are now starving and those who were starving are now full.

01:58:03.500 The childless woman has now seven children and the woman with many children wastes away. The Lord gives

01:58:10.040 both death and life. He brings some down to the grave, but raises others up. The more Lord makes

01:58:16.060 some poor and others rich. He brings some down and lifts others up. I just bear with me as I'm reading

01:58:23.140 all of this because there's such a purpose to it. He lifts the poor from the dust and the needy from

01:58:28.440 the garbage jump. He sets them among princes, placing them in seats of honor for all the earth

01:58:35.480 is the Lord's and he has set the world in order. He will protect his faithful ones, but the wicked will

01:58:43.360 disappear in darkness. No one will succeed by strength alone. Those who fight against the Lord will be

01:58:52.000 shattered. He thunders against them from heaven. The Lord judges throughout the earth. He gives power

01:58:58.900 to his kings. He increases the strength of his anointed ones. And this was just such a word of

01:59:05.820 encouragement to me because evil throughout history has never been able to prevail. It has a time when

01:59:12.960 it's going to be crushed and it's going to come apart. But as I've mentioned before in past shows,

01:59:18.100 that Canada is a Christian nation built on biblical principles and values. And it truly does set us

01:59:25.640 apart from other nations with different belief systems, such as the 57 Islamic majority countries,

01:59:32.420 North Korea, Pakistan, China. I wouldn't give up Canada to live in one of those nations ever,

01:59:38.460 never, ever. And we're getting to a bad state though, because we didn't think about who we were electing

01:59:44.060 and what were their core values. We need to elect people in the upcoming elections that understand

01:59:50.620 and embrace that Canada was founded on biblical principles, which means immigrants, Canadians,

01:59:57.300 they can come to Canada, they can live in Canada, we can all live in Canada together, multiple cultures

02:00:03.960 can live together and in peace, but we must all embrace the foundational values that Canada was founded

02:00:10.960 on. It doesn't mean you have to be a Christian, but you need to recognize that our political system

02:00:16.200 is built off of biblical principles, which does set us apart from other nations. And we have turned our

02:00:22.720 back on God. We turned our back on God when we took prayer out of the schools, and where we started

02:00:29.960 to allow vile agendas to come into Canada that undermined our biblical values. And it's time to start

02:00:37.440 taking a stand, get rid of all of these social, socialist and social campaigns that are coming

02:00:42.840 from the UN and that are infiltrating through government elected officials that many of you

02:00:48.620 voted for. All right, it's time to remove them. If you love your country, and if you're feeling to call

02:00:54.400 be and you're feeling to be called as an elected official, we encourage you to get in touch with one

02:01:00.280 of our chapters or the nearest one. And we're going to make sure then that we collect your information.

02:01:05.520 And once we launch our database, whether it's an MP, an MLA, school board trustee, or maybe a mayor or a

02:01:13.760 city councillor, we're going to want you to be in our database. And then when we got all our chapters

02:01:18.760 into place, and when next elections come along, we're going to call on you. And then we're going

02:01:23.280 to help and support you in whatever grassroots way we can. And we're going to outnumber the enemy,

02:01:28.780 and we're going to get good people voted back into office. And so I just encourage you,

02:01:33.340 you know, if you don't know the Lord, call out to Him, because this nation needs to return to Him so

02:01:39.160 that we can maintain peace and democracy and freedom once again. For the rest of this month,

02:01:46.400 I believe it's a good time to start addressing our school systems again, and what the education system

02:01:55.460 is teaching our children. And our special guest next week is going to be Alex Newman. He is an incredible

02:02:02.920 individual. He actually lives in Florida. He was in Canada many years ago, several years ago, and I met

02:02:08.800 him. We spoke at a mutual conference together. And he is just doing an incredible job down in the United States

02:02:16.840 of bringing awareness and outing the government and educators. And so he's written a book as well

02:02:23.320 called Crimes of the Educators. So we want to talk about how communism is infiltrating into the school

02:02:30.200 system, how they're dumbing down our kids, they're inflating their grades to make it look like our

02:02:36.000 education system is succeeding. But worldwide, it is not a successful system. And they're doing that on

02:02:43.100 purpose. Because kids that are not functioning at the highest degree that they're capable, of course,

02:02:51.820 cannot rise up against the government in the future. So we need to really pull our kids out of

02:02:57.420 the education system, homeschool them, we're reaching out to churches to open their doors.

02:03:02.740 And so we're going to be talking about this for the rest of the month, we're going to be exposing

02:03:06.660 critical race theory, and the climate change fraud. And of course, the sexual orientation and gender

02:03:12.820 identity, trying to sexualize children at the earliest age possible, they are grooming our

02:03:18.300 children through this program. And there's absolutely no doubt that pedophiles are becoming

02:03:24.640 rampant within our school boards, teachers, somebody has sent me reports on the number of teachers

02:03:31.380 that are being charged with either child pornography. It's just disgusting. And we as a nation can no longer

02:03:38.640 be shamed into being quiet because they say we're racist or intolerant or xenophobic or whatever else

02:03:44.940 they want to call us. It's time to step up and grow backbone and say these are our kids we're talking

02:03:49.940 about and we're going to fight for them. So I'm starting that off next week with Alex Newman. I'm so

02:03:54.900 excited about having him on the show. So make sure that we'll be launching all of that in the weekly

02:04:00.260 email that goes out Sunday night. So you'll have it in your inbox on Monday morning. So please make sure

02:04:05.700 that you send it to your friends and family. Be social media super spreaders for us. Take all of

02:04:12.520 our actions and make sure that you're spreading them on social media. They're trying to shadow ban

02:04:17.480 Action for Canada's Facebook page, my Facebook page. And we just want to make sure as many Canadians as

02:04:23.040 possible join us so that we really create a momentum of people across Canada that are informed

02:04:29.420 and mobilized. All right, that's it for me. Thank you so much for joining us tonight. God bless you

02:04:35.300 and God bless Canada.

02:04:36.480 God bless you.

02:04:37.120 God bless you.

02:04:37.300 God bless you.

02:04:38.300 God bless you.

02:04:39.300 God bless you.

02:04:40.300 God bless you.

02:04:42.300 That's what I've got to say. Look at this crowd.

02:04:44.300 I'm going to thank God and God alone for the ground that I'm standing on.

02:04:59.300 I'm going to thank our founding fathers for giving their lives and sacrificing so much for our

02:05:11.300 freedom. And I'm calling on you today. Don't put them to shame. Don't waste what they did.

02:05:22.080 We have guaranteed rights in this country. We are putting chapters across the nation. We

02:05:36.080 are going to be in every town and every city. And we are going to build communities within

02:05:42.080 these communities of like-minded people who are actually going to care for one another

02:05:47.080 again and love on each other and give each other the help when they're down. We are going

02:05:52.080 to use the teams and the people that build within chapters to support our businesses. The government's

02:06:00.080 actions are completely 100% unlawful. Judgment will again be bound on justice and those with

02:06:11.080 virtuous hearts will pursue it. You have a virtuous heart if you are here today pursuing freedom

02:06:19.080 and righteousness. And then verse 23 comes along with a promise. God says he will turn the

02:06:28.080 sins of evil people back on them. He will destroy them for their sins. I take great comfort in

02:06:38.080 that because I serve a mighty living God who has allowed us to go through this season of discomfort

02:06:49.080 because we as a nation have turned our backs on him and we need to get right. So I am just

02:06:57.080 going to thank you so much. I'm going to say God bless you and God bless Canada.

02:07:27.080 Thank you.

02:07:57.080 Thank you.

02:07:58.080 Thank you.

02:07:59.080 Thank you.

02:08:29.080 Thank you.

02:08:59.080 Thank you.

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International and Domestic Travel, Cross Border, Mobility Rights & Live Q&A

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