Action4Canada - Killing Freedom & Democracy, One Bill At A Time, June 5, 2024

00:00:00.000 Your land and property can be altered and destroyed.

00:00:03.040 So the minister may do things such as use or control your personal property,

00:00:09.620 take control or use of any of your land.

00:00:12.320 They can authorize entry without warrant into any structure or onto your land.

00:00:16.100 So they could come into your house under these emergency measures.

00:00:18.600 They could prohibit entry into any structure or onto any land in person by any person.

00:00:24.540 So they could send anyone in they want.

00:00:26.020 But they could authorize or require alteration, removal or demolition of trees, crops, structures or landscapes.

00:00:31.880 So they could actually come and take all your crop, destroy gardens, take down your trees, whatever they feel is necessary.

00:00:37.980 Doesn't leave you much.

00:00:39.080 I'm here to get permission to use my own property.

00:00:41.780 And very much we're coming like that.

00:00:42.940 We also have this issue of DRIPA here, which is that we've given all our land away to indigenous people.

00:00:50.460 That has also happened just in British Columbia.

00:00:52.240 But UNDRIPA is something which is hanging over the heads of the people in other provinces as well.

00:00:56.680 So let's look at this as something new, which was added into this, which is offenses.

00:01:00.600 So if anyone interferes with or obstructs in the exercise of a power, in other words, to bring in the emergency act,

00:01:06.200 the performance of a duty or taking on emergency measures by a person that is protected.

00:01:14.200 In other words, someone that comes as an agent of the government.

00:01:16.720 What does that mean?

00:01:17.660 It means that if you're an individual who does that, you could be in prison for up to a year and have a fine up to $100,000.

00:01:25.320 If you're a corporation that tries to do this or an officer, director, employee, or anyone who works pretty much for that corporation,

00:01:34.060 you could be fined a million dollars.

00:01:35.300 It's been quite some time since our next guest has been on the show, and we're so happy to have him back.

00:01:45.680 Dr. Stephen Malthouse is a BC physician who has practiced family medicine for 45 years in rural, urban, emergency room, and palliative care settings.

00:01:56.960 His integrative approach to health care combines the best of conventional and alternative therapies

00:02:03.480 with a special interest in homeopathic, orthomolecular, and nutritional medicine.

00:02:10.360 He's the founder of the Canadian Integrative Medicine Association and past president of Canada Health Alliance.

00:02:17.620 You might remember that Dr. Malthouse was the first doctor to speak up against BC government's public health policies during the COVID lockdowns,

00:02:26.660 and he's best known for his October 2020 open letter to Bonnie Henry's BC chief public health officer.

00:02:36.840 Dr. Malthouse is currently undertaking the job of explaining unlawful legislation recently passed by the BC NDP government

00:02:44.580 that is designed to take away people's rights, freedoms, property, and homes, and access to quality health care in the province.

00:02:52.880 If left unchallenged, similar legislation will sweep across Canada in the next few years

00:02:58.320 and will affect every Canadian in every province and territory.

00:03:02.800 Will you all please help me welcome one of our Canadian heroes, Dr. Stephen Malthouse.

00:03:08.900 Dr. Malthouse, thank you for joining us, and welcome to the Empower Hour.

00:03:13.520 Thank you very much.

00:03:14.180 Yes, nice to be here. It's been a little while. It has been.

00:03:17.300 It has indeed.

00:03:18.420 Thank you, Heather.

00:03:20.520 She does quite a job in the introductions, but you're an amazing person to introduce as we go through all of the accomplishments.

00:03:30.200 And as well, you know, when I reflect back, Dr. Malthouse, on when I first had you on the show and what the conversation was about,

00:03:39.160 of course, the mask and the COVID jabs and the attack against our freedoms and democracy.

00:03:46.240 And here we are again, and we're still talking about the attacks against our freedom and democracy,

00:03:52.020 just from a different, the same but a different angle.

00:03:55.340 And so I'm really excited about the presentation that you're going to be giving tonight.

00:04:00.420 But I want to remind everybody that although these bills apply to British Columbia,

00:04:05.180 you can rest assured that this agenda is happening in municipalities nationwide,

00:04:10.340 as it's all part of the 2021-2030 agenda, 15-minute cities, global agenda, global cabal, call it all what you may.

00:04:20.180 Okay, they're coming for us, and we need to stop it.

00:04:23.880 And so education is a huge part of that.

00:04:26.620 I always say that knowledge is power.

00:04:29.220 And so Dr. Malthouse is here tonight to share the knowledge that he has attained on these bills

00:04:35.040 and hopefully some advice how we can prevent them from moving forward.

00:04:42.280 So welcome to the show.

00:04:44.060 Yeah, thank you very much, Tanya.

00:04:45.200 Yeah, I think we're all realizing that knowledge is just really the first step,

00:04:48.320 and then we have to have some kind of action, particularly if we want to create change.

00:04:52.600 So, you know, but the first step is, in fact, learning about the issues, the problems,

00:04:57.340 and some of them it's a bit painful to learn about, you know,

00:05:00.320 and particularly things to do with SOGI, for example, you know, that's difficult to face, that sort of thing.

00:05:06.080 And to realize that our government doesn't seem to be out for the benefit of its citizens

00:05:11.100 is a shocker for many people.

00:05:14.380 And we've seen some bills that have been slipped through in the last little while

00:05:17.100 by the NDP government here in British Columbia that pretty much reinforce the fact

00:05:21.280 that they're not here to help us, whether it's health or whether it's housing

00:05:24.720 or whether it's just the cost of living.

00:05:28.080 All the bills seem to actually be more like they're building walls of a prison around us

00:05:31.920 to control us in every walk of life and to take away our liberties

00:05:37.340 and to make it such that, you know, people who are, I would say, desperate are more easily controlled.

00:05:44.000 And I think that this is kind of, in a way, it's behind pretty much every bill.

00:05:48.440 It seems to be to make us more and more desperate, poorer and poorer,

00:05:52.000 and having more difficulty putting food on the table for our families.

00:05:54.620 And that's why we have to push back against them if we don't want the doors of this prison to close.

00:06:00.640 And there has been a lot of pushback.

00:06:03.460 I remember, Tanya, when you were on the stage, when this all started, right?

00:06:07.740 Talking out.

00:06:09.040 In Vancouver, I think, was the first time.

00:06:11.300 Yes.

00:06:12.320 Yeah.

00:06:13.100 And it's funny reflecting back on that as well, because I've been at this for nine years.

00:06:19.240 I would talk about things like the SOGI or like mass immigration,

00:06:23.420 and people would cringe when I was going to be on the stage because it was like,

00:06:26.580 that was so taboo to address those issues because they didn't see what was coming,

00:06:31.520 because they hadn't studied it, just like they hadn't seen the COVID fraud coming.

00:06:36.340 I mean, I wrote a report back.

00:06:37.860 It started in March of 2020.

00:06:39.880 I released it in April called Government Corruption and Colluding with a Foreign Syndicate.

00:06:43.960 And it was all about Trudeau working with Bill Gates and the WHO,

00:06:49.180 what was going to happen to jobs and our kids and our elderly.

00:06:52.440 And it's so accurate when I look back on it.

00:06:55.000 And so thankfully, now I can talk about some of these really tough issues.

00:07:00.560 And people's knee-jerk reaction isn't so fast to reject what I'm saying,

00:07:04.940 but maybe have an ear to listen.

00:07:07.520 And what you have said about building these walls around us is 100% is what is happening.

00:07:14.260 We're sitting here.

00:07:15.140 Many are watching as this fence is being put up.

00:07:18.780 But because it hasn't squeezed close enough to them,

00:07:21.520 they were still comfortable, so they thought that they could leave it to somebody else to manage.

00:07:26.700 But we're reaching the beyond that point.

00:07:30.560 And so one of the huge campaigns that Action for Canada has been doing is a We Will Not Comply campaign.

00:07:37.260 You don't come into an agreement with it.

00:07:39.860 You oppose it with all that you're worth and you just don't comply,

00:07:42.860 because what they're doing is actually unlawful and in violation of the Constitution,

00:07:47.780 the Charter, and the Bill of Rights.

00:07:49.500 And we're hoping that justice is going to be around the corner

00:07:53.540 as we replace these bad actors with the new government.

00:07:57.240 So with that in mind, I'd like to hand the floor over to you

00:08:00.960 and start your presentation if you'd like.

00:08:03.920 Sure.

00:08:04.240 Let me do that.

00:08:04.860 I'm going to talk about some bills.

00:08:12.640 Now, although I live out here in British Columbia,

00:08:15.640 and this is going to be a little bit British Columbia-centric,

00:08:18.940 these bills kind of apply across the country.

00:08:21.900 They're an indication of what's coming your way if you haven't already seen it.

00:08:25.820 And we do have some instances where parts of these bills that I'm going to talk to you about

00:08:31.420 are reflected in what's going through the legislatures of different provinces already.

00:08:39.020 And we'll talk about that briefly.

00:08:40.380 But there are really a bunch of bills here.

00:08:42.960 The Bill 36, the HPOA, it's now called the Health Professions and Occupations Act.

00:08:46.880 That's the health care one.

00:08:48.540 31 is to do with emergencies.

00:08:50.820 44, 46, and 47 are to do with housing.

00:08:53.240 Now, in an attempt to, under the guise of create more housing,

00:08:56.740 they've actually changed the way housing is being done and how the planning goes,

00:09:00.800 which has an effect on you and your neighborhood.

00:09:03.280 So let's just go through these and see how they might apply to you,

00:09:05.940 how they apply to us out in British Columbia.

00:09:08.020 And if you can see, again, how the prison walls are being built around you.

00:09:13.420 So we know that in British Columbia,

00:09:19.960 that we've had a lot of problems with our health care.

00:09:22.580 You know, emergency rooms are closing.

00:09:26.880 Wards are being temporarily closed.

00:09:29.300 Doctors can't be found.

00:09:30.820 Nurses can't be found to do the staffing.

00:09:33.360 Doctors are leaving the province.

00:09:35.420 Now, I'm just going to talk from a doctor's perspective,

00:09:37.440 but actually this Bill 36 or the HPOA

00:09:39.900 affects all health care practices in our province.

00:09:43.440 In other words, whether you're a dentist, an optometrist,

00:09:46.640 a nurse, a doctor, a chiropractor, a naturopathic doctor,

00:09:51.300 it will affect, affects all of us.

00:09:54.360 And although the, the, the, our health minister thinks everything is just great

00:09:59.720 and keeps, if you listen to his rhetoric in the legislature,

00:10:03.180 you'd think everything was fine.

00:10:04.660 But, you know, one thing we've learned over the last four years

00:10:08.760 is how to, to listen to someone speaking and knowing if they're being deceitful,

00:10:13.000 whether they're covering up the goods,

00:10:14.440 they're ignoring talking about the topic or what.

00:10:16.980 So in British Columbia, as I mentioned before,

00:10:19.820 many of the British Columbians do not have a family doctor.

00:10:23.400 If they go to a walk-in clinic,

00:10:24.860 they might be standing on the pavement at seven o'clock in the morning

00:10:27.840 trying to get an appointment.

00:10:29.840 And by nine o'clock, someone will come out and say,

00:10:32.280 I'm sorry, all the appointments are full for that day.

00:10:34.500 Now, you can imagine if you were a 75-year-old person

00:10:37.100 standing out in the cold of a, of a Canadian winter

00:10:40.260 in front of a, a walk-in clinic's doors,

00:10:43.460 trying to see a doctor because you don't have a family doctor.

00:10:46.600 And this is the same right across the country.

00:10:48.840 In other words, people do not have family doctors.

00:10:51.140 And there's a lot of reasons for that.

00:10:52.400 And this HPOA, Health Professions Occupations Act,

00:10:55.640 Bill 36, has contributed to this tremendously

00:10:58.980 and is going to crush the healthcare system even further

00:11:02.580 than it has already in British Columbia.

00:11:06.280 And yeah, our political leaders are out of touch on healthcare.

00:11:08.860 They keep saying everything is fine

00:11:10.500 and we're going to bring in more doctors from other countries

00:11:13.340 and nurses from other countries, you know,

00:11:15.380 but I mean, you're going to, first of all,

00:11:17.600 the ones that got kicked out of the public healthcare system

00:11:20.620 because they refused to take the COVID shots.

00:11:23.660 And we're some of the best and most experienced

00:11:27.200 of our doctors and nurses.

00:11:29.960 And so we're going to bring in new people,

00:11:32.020 young and maybe even not from our,

00:11:34.440 our own training programs and from other countries.

00:11:37.620 So essentially we're going into pirating people

00:11:39.480 from other countries where they need them

00:11:40.940 and bringing them into Canada.

00:11:42.400 They will not be able to replace the doctors and nurses

00:11:44.820 and other people, dentists and so on,

00:11:46.600 everybody that was lost from the system

00:11:48.820 because of this demand for people to be given the COVID shots.

00:11:54.040 But here we are, Bill 36,

00:11:55.400 the Health Professions and Occupations Act.

00:11:56.920 It was passed in November 2022.

00:12:00.920 So that was a year and a half ago.

00:12:03.380 And the intent was to actually take 15 colleges

00:12:07.220 and move them into six colleges,

00:12:09.360 six self-regulating colleges.

00:12:11.260 There's a few examples in there and move them into only six.

00:12:15.320 Why?

00:12:16.100 Good question.

00:12:17.580 The college advisory boards will now consist

00:12:19.740 of only government appointees.

00:12:21.260 What does that mean?

00:12:22.120 It means before, for example, with doctors,

00:12:24.140 we had 50% of our advisory board in the college,

00:12:28.160 which regulates doctors,

00:12:29.840 was made up of our practitioners.

00:12:31.460 Now, the people who had some experience in medicine,

00:12:33.780 they could understand the day-to-day workings and so on.

00:12:36.080 So if a doctor was, let's say, had a complaint,

00:12:39.260 he would then have people who could advise on that

00:12:41.580 or advise on college policies

00:12:44.480 that was based on experience

00:12:46.420 and people who were in the medical field.

00:12:49.020 But this is now going to be completely filled

00:12:51.280 with government appointees.

00:12:54.220 And now BC practitioners must follow health guidelines.

00:12:58.640 That means that if you don't do

00:13:00.300 what the government tells you,

00:13:01.760 their guidelines,

00:13:03.480 potentially,

00:13:04.920 you could have your license removed.

00:13:10.500 The act also uses terms

00:13:12.100 such as false and misinfant information.

00:13:14.420 Now, haven't we heard enough of this

00:13:15.540 in the last years?

00:13:16.740 I know many of the doctor colleagues

00:13:18.180 that I know have had their license suspended

00:13:21.220 or lost their licenses

00:13:22.120 or had to turn in their licenses

00:13:23.220 because they were accused

00:13:24.620 of misleading information.

00:13:26.440 But no one seems to have defined that.

00:13:27.920 And this act doesn't define it either.

00:13:31.140 And yeah, but you know what can happen

00:13:33.440 if these doctors spread misinformation

00:13:36.040 and they are found guilty of doing that

00:13:38.580 by the government, let's say, supervisors,

00:13:42.620 they can be fined up to $500,000

00:13:44.640 in two years imprisonment.

00:13:46.660 Now, that means most doctors

00:13:48.420 are incorporated in our province

00:13:49.560 and there may be other people,

00:13:51.940 dentists, for example,

00:13:52.620 who might be incorporated,

00:13:53.580 in which case they could suffer

00:13:55.220 the larger fines

00:13:56.180 and the longer-term imprisonment.

00:13:57.980 So, no longer,

00:13:59.640 I can't remember when in the past

00:14:01.420 a doctor who was accused

00:14:02.700 of spreading misinformation,

00:14:04.680 which was not defined

00:14:05.900 and was definitely not based on science,

00:14:09.040 could be fined and thrown in jail.

00:14:10.880 So, you can see the pall

00:14:11.900 that they would throw

00:14:12.640 over doctors in this province.

00:14:14.780 I mean, doctors are going to

00:14:16.020 leave the province

00:14:16.840 and they are already.

00:14:17.940 A couple are leaving every day,

00:14:19.960 one or two.

00:14:20.520 And, in addition,

00:14:21.980 doctors are retiring sooner.

00:14:24.900 They're not being, you know,

00:14:26.740 attracted to the province to work.

00:14:29.160 And can you imagine

00:14:30.100 what it'd be like

00:14:31.380 when, you know,

00:14:31.960 all the doctors start leaving

00:14:33.080 because it's too stressful.

00:14:34.720 It's going to become

00:14:35.320 more and more stressful

00:14:36.140 for the ones that remain.

00:14:37.540 And this is why we're seeing

00:14:38.440 walk-in clinics closing,

00:14:39.760 doctors retiring early,

00:14:41.300 and some leaving on stress leave.

00:14:43.560 Now, you may notice

00:14:44.440 in each of these slides

00:14:45.220 down on the bottom right-hand corner,

00:14:46.520 it does have the sections

00:14:47.620 of the bill

00:14:48.240 to which these statements refer.

00:14:49.900 So, you can look at the bill.

00:14:51.500 It was a huge bill.

00:14:53.040 It was actually

00:14:53.900 one of the biggest bills

00:14:54.680 I think was ever passed

00:14:55.620 to the legislature.

00:14:56.880 It was not read

00:14:57.920 or debated fully.

00:14:58.920 It was passed

00:14:59.620 without reading all the clauses.

00:15:00.900 I think less than half

00:15:01.860 of them were read.

00:15:03.000 And they invoked closure,

00:15:05.360 which was kind of against

00:15:06.360 the NDP's own standing orders

00:15:08.880 on how they should proceed.

00:15:10.260 That means things

00:15:10.740 were not debated.

00:15:11.400 It was closed.

00:15:12.420 Everyone could go home

00:15:13.040 for dinner, I guess.

00:15:14.440 And that's why it was passed.

00:15:16.360 Now, it went then from a bill,

00:15:18.300 Bill 36, into an act.

00:15:19.900 And that means

00:15:20.640 it is legislature.

00:15:22.060 Now, this was passed

00:15:24.260 in November 2022,

00:15:25.040 but it has not really

00:15:26.060 been enacted.

00:15:27.280 Behind closed doors,

00:15:28.260 they're going to have to figure out

00:15:29.040 what it means,

00:15:30.000 you know, what is misinformation,

00:15:31.140 other terms,

00:15:31.680 because it's very vaguely written,

00:15:34.160 which means that

00:15:35.040 it can be filled out

00:15:36.920 without anyone kind of knowing

00:15:37.920 what the rules are.

00:15:41.000 Here's another issue

00:15:41.880 which we're seeing

00:15:42.400 in other provinces.

00:15:43.560 Appointees chosen

00:15:44.220 by politicians

00:15:44.840 may now enter

00:15:45.800 a health care practice,

00:15:47.080 seize patient records,

00:15:48.080 and restrict access

00:15:49.580 to that facility

00:15:50.260 while it warren

00:15:50.780 a court order.

00:15:51.660 Now, that means

00:15:52.280 that they can come

00:15:52.860 put a lock

00:15:53.240 on your family physician's door

00:15:55.120 and say,

00:15:56.040 I'm sorry,

00:15:56.500 no one can work here today.

00:15:58.340 And also,

00:15:58.820 they can walk in there

00:15:59.460 and they can seize

00:16:00.020 patient records,

00:16:01.440 which means,

00:16:02.120 and then what do they do

00:16:03.120 with those records?

00:16:03.900 It means the government

00:16:04.520 can pretty much share them

00:16:05.540 with anyone

00:16:06.020 that they think

00:16:06.780 requires access

00:16:08.360 to those records

00:16:09.060 for whatever purpose.

00:16:10.260 And when Adrian Dix said,

00:16:13.480 he said,

00:16:13.640 oh, that's not true.

00:16:14.880 But then in this talk,

00:16:16.220 he actually went on

00:16:16.760 and explained that,

00:16:17.360 yes, your records

00:16:17.920 can be accessed

00:16:19.200 and he can also say

00:16:21.020 which government

00:16:21.480 appointed official

00:16:22.080 can do that.

00:16:23.120 So, it is true.

00:16:24.840 Here's another point.

00:16:25.700 Anonymous complaints

00:16:26.560 to the college

00:16:27.180 can result in

00:16:28.020 summary suspension

00:16:29.360 of licensure to practice

00:16:30.300 before the complaint

00:16:31.120 investigated.

00:16:31.720 That means that

00:16:32.600 somebody could say,

00:16:33.780 oh, Dr. Malthouse,

00:16:34.780 you know,

00:16:35.320 I saw you not wearing

00:16:36.340 a mask in the clinic

00:16:37.380 in the evening

00:16:39.000 or something like that

00:16:39.940 and I'm reporting you

00:16:40.940 to the college.

00:16:41.900 They don't have to give

00:16:42.500 the college the name.

00:16:43.280 The college doesn't have

00:16:43.880 to give you the name

00:16:44.640 and they can suspend

00:16:46.780 your license

00:16:47.340 not after the investigation

00:16:49.000 but before the investigation

00:16:50.680 has even started.

00:16:51.860 So, that is incredibly

00:16:53.740 onerous for doctors,

00:16:54.840 you know,

00:16:55.080 and they will never know

00:16:55.900 who's accusing them

00:16:57.200 and maybe even not of what.

00:16:59.960 But while they're waiting

00:17:00.900 for the investigation

00:17:01.720 to be completed,

00:17:03.060 they will no longer

00:17:03.840 be able to practice.

00:17:04.580 And the refusal

00:17:07.160 to accept all

00:17:08.080 ministry-mandated vaccines.

00:17:10.540 So, that means

00:17:11.220 if they come up

00:17:11.880 with a vaccine

00:17:12.420 for bird flu

00:17:13.260 or something

00:17:16.180 for monkeypox

00:17:17.420 or whatever the,

00:17:18.560 I would say,

00:17:20.700 the pandemic disease

00:17:22.100 of the day is,

00:17:23.400 they could mandate

00:17:24.620 doctors,

00:17:26.500 dentists,

00:17:27.300 physiotherapists,

00:17:28.600 chiropractors,

00:17:29.960 everybody who's

00:17:30.820 in health care

00:17:32.220 in British Columbia

00:17:32.740 to have a vaccine

00:17:33.760 against it.

00:17:34.580 Now, here's something

00:17:37.480 which is a bit

00:17:38.240 frightening

00:17:39.740 because

00:17:40.280 they've written in here

00:17:42.040 that they can adopt

00:17:42.860 as law in British Columbia

00:17:44.180 any regulations,

00:17:45.920 codes, standards,

00:17:46.680 or rules enacted

00:17:47.740 in foreign jurisdictions

00:17:49.560 or international bodies.

00:17:51.060 Now, what does that mean exactly?

00:17:52.480 Well, it means that

00:17:53.340 if the WHO

00:17:54.420 comes up with something

00:17:55.520 or if another province

00:17:57.240 comes up with something

00:17:58.040 or if another country

00:17:59.140 comes up with something,

00:18:00.280 they can adopt that

00:18:01.320 without having to go

00:18:02.100 to the courts.

00:18:02.640 they can just

00:18:03.680 summarily say,

00:18:05.520 hey,

00:18:06.160 we're going to impose

00:18:07.160 this type of restriction

00:18:07.900 on everybody

00:18:08.460 in our province.

00:18:11.280 And I think this is

00:18:12.220 really true.

00:18:12.720 If people are following

00:18:13.360 the WHO,

00:18:14.040 what's been going on

00:18:14.680 in Geneva

00:18:14.980 in the last little while,

00:18:16.580 they can see that

00:18:17.420 the WHO

00:18:17.940 is not on our side.

00:18:19.780 they're not out here

00:18:22.780 for the health of the world.

00:18:24.000 They're out here

00:18:24.480 for a couple of reasons.

00:18:25.320 One could be

00:18:26.040 to remove sovereignty

00:18:26.960 from us as human beings.

00:18:29.180 And the other could be

00:18:30.260 that they're trying

00:18:31.100 to create debt traps

00:18:32.380 that would be

00:18:32.860 financial debt traps

00:18:33.800 in countries

00:18:34.820 by starting off

00:18:37.240 another so-called

00:18:38.500 getting them prepared

00:18:39.400 for pandemics,

00:18:40.500 building a lot of infrastructure,

00:18:41.840 and then not being able

00:18:43.080 to afford to pay for it,

00:18:44.260 which means they owe money

00:18:45.180 to whomever they borrowed it,

00:18:46.700 which would be the WHO probably.

00:18:48.220 And we've seen

00:18:51.260 foreign influence

00:18:51.900 before, of course,

00:18:53.200 in our elections

00:18:53.880 here in Canada.

00:18:55.720 So what does the

00:18:56.680 Health Professions

00:18:57.700 and Occupations Act

00:18:58.440 really mean?

00:18:59.520 And as I say,

00:19:00.320 this is going to be coming

00:19:00.940 to a province near you.

00:19:03.140 So it's worth noting.

00:19:05.920 The government now

00:19:06.700 fully controls

00:19:08.200 all your health care providers,

00:19:09.460 what they can say to you

00:19:10.380 and how they can treat you.

00:19:11.800 No longer will you have

00:19:13.300 doctor-patient relationship,

00:19:14.640 which means that it's

00:19:16.220 between you and the doctor,

00:19:17.500 and they will tailor

00:19:18.740 their comments

00:19:21.280 and their recommendations

00:19:22.260 to you specifically.

00:19:24.020 They will have to follow

00:19:24.900 government guidelines

00:19:26.340 under threat.

00:19:28.460 Your private health care

00:19:29.400 records can be seized

00:19:30.740 by the government

00:19:31.180 at any time.

00:19:33.340 The government can adopt

00:19:34.560 foreign rules and regulations

00:19:35.680 without oversight.

00:19:38.000 And the Health Professions

00:19:39.380 and Occupations Act

00:19:39.980 will affect your family's

00:19:41.040 access to doctors,

00:19:42.080 nurses, chiropractors,

00:19:42.920 naturopaths,

00:19:43.440 dentists, optometrists,

00:19:44.920 physiotherapists,

00:19:45.440 and actually a lot more

00:19:46.800 health care practitioners.

00:19:50.680 And finally,

00:19:52.160 hospital departments

00:19:52.860 will continue to close

00:19:53.960 and treatments will be delayed.

00:19:55.800 In other words,

00:19:56.400 this is such a heavy-handed way

00:19:58.620 of controlling medicine

00:20:00.080 that people,

00:20:01.900 and this also includes,

00:20:03.040 you know,

00:20:03.280 the idea of mandating vaccinations

00:20:05.120 for other therapies as well,

00:20:07.780 that hospital departments

00:20:08.760 will continue to close

00:20:09.560 because they will not be able

00:20:10.540 to staff them.

00:20:11.160 And that is the really

00:20:11.780 big issue here,

00:20:12.800 is that in British Columbia

00:20:14.000 they cannot staff the hospitals.

00:20:15.500 It's going on everywhere,

00:20:17.340 wherever they rolled out

00:20:18.120 the mandates

00:20:18.560 and haven't rolled them back,

00:20:20.920 which actually is still

00:20:22.560 going on in some provinces,

00:20:23.920 even though they may say

00:20:25.060 that's not true.

00:20:27.420 And that's going to happen

00:20:28.980 and get worse and worse

00:20:29.860 here in British Columbia.

00:20:31.520 Thank you.

00:20:32.340 Anyway,

00:20:32.600 this is an example of Yukon.

00:20:34.000 This is something that

00:20:34.700 one of my colleagues

00:20:35.300 got just the other day.

00:20:36.620 And if you look at this,

00:20:37.520 you'll see that it's

00:20:38.360 very much similar to this.

00:20:40.140 They're inviting doctors

00:20:41.840 in to say,

00:20:42.480 hey,

00:20:43.060 maybe we need to look

00:20:45.280 at changing our regulations

00:20:46.740 here in the Yukon as well.

00:20:47.980 Let's come and talk about it.

00:20:49.420 And I love these terms,

00:20:50.300 modernizing legislation.

00:20:52.320 You know,

00:20:52.480 whenever they use the word

00:20:53.160 modernize,

00:20:53.700 makes you wonder.

00:20:54.820 Regulating consistency

00:20:55.960 across professions.

00:20:57.240 Consistency is another

00:20:57.840 one of those keywords.

00:20:58.620 Complaint,

00:20:59.240 investigation,

00:20:59.780 and disciplinary avenues.

00:21:01.380 What they want to do

00:21:02.240 is be able to speed up

00:21:03.000 the process of taking

00:21:04.020 your doctor in hand.

00:21:06.140 But that's what they say

00:21:07.620 it well.

00:21:08.160 You know,

00:21:08.320 they're trying to smooth things,

00:21:09.460 make it smoother and faster.

00:21:11.000 But in fact,

00:21:11.620 this is more to do

00:21:12.240 with gaining control.

00:21:13.780 And this is the first step

00:21:14.700 here up in Yukon.

00:21:16.520 Okay,

00:21:16.960 Nova Scotia is,

00:21:17.940 yeah,

00:21:18.140 Nova Scotia have a similar

00:21:19.080 type of thing

00:21:19.540 where they've passed

00:21:20.180 an act

00:21:23.200 which allows

00:21:24.340 them,

00:21:26.480 it's called

00:21:26.900 Bill 419,

00:21:28.480 it allows them also

00:21:29.220 just to go and seize

00:21:30.140 the government.

00:21:31.260 Not the college

00:21:32.140 of physicians

00:21:32.700 that's actually

00:21:34.160 in charge of that

00:21:35.120 practitioner,

00:21:36.540 but the government

00:21:38.220 can go and seize

00:21:39.160 the records

00:21:39.740 from a patient.

00:21:42.920 Nova Scotia,

00:21:43.860 Bill 419.

00:21:45.140 Now,

00:21:46.160 let me go on

00:21:48.140 to the second one.

00:21:49.020 I don't know

00:21:49.380 if you're frightened

00:21:49.800 enough yet

00:21:50.260 of what's going on,

00:21:51.320 but I don't know,

00:21:53.740 I don't really like

00:21:54.600 going to,

00:21:55.280 you know,

00:21:56.380 to amusement parks

00:21:57.160 where the rides

00:21:57.780 are too scary,

00:21:58.440 but this seems like this

00:21:59.280 in British Columbia.

00:22:00.620 The BC passed

00:22:01.380 a new legislation

00:22:02.080 aimed at preparing

00:22:03.640 for mitigating

00:22:04.400 emergencies.

00:22:04.980 So we had an

00:22:05.540 emergency act,

00:22:06.440 they decided

00:22:06.980 they needed to

00:22:07.600 revamp that

00:22:08.360 with the Emergency

00:22:09.140 and Disaster

00:22:09.740 Management Act.

00:22:11.080 It's based on the

00:22:11.820 fact that they think

00:22:12.380 those forest fires

00:22:13.180 were a good reason

00:22:13.820 to do that

00:22:14.380 and what's going

00:22:16.220 to come in the future.

00:22:16.900 Now,

00:22:17.180 this framework

00:22:17.740 actually goes back

00:22:18.540 to something in 2015

00:22:19.760 where they come

00:22:23.920 from a United Nations

00:22:24.760 initiative

00:22:25.240 and Build Back Better

00:22:26.640 is built right into it.

00:22:27.520 I'm sure many

00:22:28.140 people on the call

00:22:29.500 here recognize

00:22:30.340 those three words,

00:22:31.360 Build Back Better,

00:22:31.920 but it came from

00:22:33.480 a UN

00:22:33.940 third conference

00:22:36.400 on disaster risk

00:22:37.240 reduction.

00:22:37.780 So this happened

00:22:38.380 quite a few years ago

00:22:39.260 but it was passed

00:22:40.140 in November of 2023,

00:22:42.780 so maybe six months,

00:22:44.120 seven months ago

00:22:44.620 and it was snuck

00:22:46.820 through pretty fast

00:22:47.700 along with the other

00:22:48.720 one, Bill's going to tell you.

00:22:50.060 It seemed like November

00:22:50.800 of last year

00:22:51.360 was a time

00:22:52.880 when they really wanted

00:22:53.480 to get things through

00:22:54.880 so they moved them

00:22:55.600 through very fast

00:22:56.400 and people didn't

00:22:57.400 even see them.

00:22:59.300 There was a formal,

00:23:00.200 there was a definition,

00:23:00.880 there was a previous

00:23:01.900 Emergency Act

00:23:02.680 but they changed

00:23:03.420 the definition now.

00:23:04.320 It includes

00:23:04.620 transmissible diseases.

00:23:06.100 You can imagine

00:23:06.600 how that is

00:23:07.240 if they find something

00:23:08.200 in the wastewater

00:23:08.900 somewhere.

00:23:11.000 Environmental toxins,

00:23:12.340 well, you know,

00:23:14.080 you just have to look

00:23:14.600 up to the sky

00:23:15.220 to see what's coming.

00:23:16.860 Security threats,

00:23:18.040 whatever that means,

00:23:18.780 and terrorist activities.

00:23:20.520 But in addition,

00:23:22.440 oh and let me just say,

00:23:23.400 these are words

00:23:24.120 which you should

00:23:24.520 watch out for

00:23:25.280 and they're in this.

00:23:26.220 Whenever you see

00:23:26.720 streamline,

00:23:27.420 modernize,

00:23:28.000 clarify,

00:23:28.380 these usually mean

00:23:30.580 that there's something

00:23:31.660 going on

00:23:32.160 which is underhanded.

00:23:33.160 They're trying to slip

00:23:33.900 something by you

00:23:34.620 with government speak.

00:23:38.760 But in this case,

00:23:39.760 what they've done

00:23:40.280 is they've added

00:23:40.980 climate change

00:23:42.080 as one of the reasons.

00:23:43.540 And also,

00:23:44.520 they've added things

00:23:45.200 like reporting requirements,

00:23:47.380 yes,

00:23:47.580 but also compliance enforcement

00:23:49.060 and cost recovery

00:23:50.000 provisions.

00:23:51.880 This means,

00:23:52.420 compliance and enforcement

00:23:53.520 means that you can

00:23:54.300 be penalized

00:23:54.980 and we'll talk

00:23:55.500 about that briefly.

00:23:56.120 But climate change

00:23:57.800 is in here

00:23:58.160 and everyone knows

00:23:58.920 it doesn't take much

00:23:59.540 to call a climate change

00:24:00.640 emergency.

00:24:01.480 You could have a,

00:24:02.400 I don't know,

00:24:02.900 a wind this

00:24:03.660 or a heat dome

00:24:05.000 or something like that.

00:24:07.760 Now,

00:24:08.400 all it takes

00:24:09.840 is for a local authority

00:24:10.840 because this can be done

00:24:11.600 locally as well

00:24:12.400 as provincially

00:24:13.100 is a local authority

00:24:14.500 to be satisfied

00:24:15.400 that emergency is present.

00:24:16.700 It doesn't take much,

00:24:17.440 it just has to be reasonable.

00:24:19.280 And then,

00:24:20.600 if the minister is satisfied,

00:24:22.600 they can go ahead

00:24:23.460 and introduce

00:24:25.000 these measures.

00:24:26.120 it can support

00:24:28.520 a specific initiative

00:24:29.620 as well.

00:24:29.960 So they don't actually,

00:24:30.860 in terms for mitigation

00:24:32.000 or preparation,

00:24:32.800 so they don't even have

00:24:33.740 to wait

00:24:34.640 to have an emergency

00:24:35.320 to declare an emergency.

00:24:38.840 And really,

00:24:39.680 it gives the provincial government,

00:24:41.140 also the local governments,

00:24:42.780 general power

00:24:43.280 to do all things necessary

00:24:44.680 as long as the minister

00:24:46.380 is satisfied.

00:24:47.320 and this will affect

00:24:50.520 a number of different things

00:24:51.220 for you

00:24:51.600 or for us here in BC,

00:24:53.100 but as I say,

00:24:53.940 it's probably going to be

00:24:54.800 in your neighborhood too,

00:24:56.180 traveling to and from an area,

00:24:58.160 carrying on a business

00:24:58.880 or type of,

00:24:59.400 or an event

00:25:00.040 or any type of event.

00:25:01.480 And,

00:25:01.900 and then,

00:25:02.460 they just need

00:25:03.080 a reason

00:25:04.140 for you not to be able

00:25:05.160 to do those things.

00:25:05.860 And so,

00:25:08.780 here is something

00:25:09.680 which is really

00:25:10.360 important,

00:25:11.760 I think,

00:25:12.060 for us personally,

00:25:13.180 that your land

00:25:13.720 and property

00:25:14.180 can be altered

00:25:14.780 and destroyed.

00:25:16.020 So the minister

00:25:17.040 may do things

00:25:19.120 such as

00:25:19.720 use or control

00:25:20.860 your personal property,

00:25:22.680 take control

00:25:23.500 or use

00:25:23.840 of any of your land,

00:25:24.860 they can authorize

00:25:26.360 entry without warrant

00:25:27.420 into any structure

00:25:28.320 or onto your land.

00:25:29.360 So they could come

00:25:29.780 into your house

00:25:30.440 under these emergency measures.

00:25:32.260 They could prohibit

00:25:32.940 entry into any structure

00:25:34.520 or onto any land

00:25:36.020 in person

00:25:36.780 by any person.

00:25:39.480 So they could send

00:25:40.140 anyone in they want.

00:25:41.740 They could authorize

00:25:42.640 or require alteration,

00:25:43.880 removal,

00:25:44.220 or demolition of trees,

00:25:45.460 crops,

00:25:45.860 structures,

00:25:46.180 or landscapes.

00:25:46.940 So they could actually

00:25:47.560 come and take all your crop,

00:25:49.080 destroy gardens,

00:25:50.420 take down your trees,

00:25:51.580 whatever they feel

00:25:52.220 is necessary.

00:25:54.860 It doesn't leave you much.

00:26:01.160 I'm here to get permission

00:26:02.200 to use my own property.

00:26:04.080 And very much

00:26:04.520 we're coming like that.

00:26:05.240 We also have this issue

00:26:06.300 of drippa here,

00:26:08.140 which is that we've

00:26:09.160 given all our land away

00:26:10.260 to indigenous people.

00:26:12.740 That has also happened

00:26:13.760 just in British Columbia.

00:26:15.060 But undrip is something

00:26:15.980 which is hanging over

00:26:16.920 the heads of the people

00:26:17.600 in other provinces as well.

00:26:20.120 So let's look at,

00:26:21.040 this is something new

00:26:21.820 which was added into this,

00:26:22.820 which is offenses.

00:26:23.520 So if anyone interferes

00:26:25.700 with or obstructs

00:26:26.860 in the exercise of a power,

00:26:28.540 in other words,

00:26:28.900 to bring in the emergency act,

00:26:29.920 the performance of a duty,

00:26:32.220 or taking on emergency measures

00:26:34.580 by a person

00:26:35.820 that is protected,

00:26:37.920 in other words,

00:26:38.240 someone that comes

00:26:38.820 as an agent of the government,

00:26:40.580 what does that mean?

00:26:41.740 It means that if you're

00:26:42.640 an individual who does that,

00:26:44.220 you could be imprisoned

00:26:45.320 for up to a year

00:26:46.400 and have a fine up to $100,000.

00:26:49.100 If you're a corporation

00:26:50.280 that tries to do this,

00:26:51.300 or an officer,

00:26:53.080 director, employee,

00:26:54.160 or anyone who works

00:26:55.260 pretty much for that corporation,

00:26:57.780 you could be fined

00:26:58.400 a million dollars.

00:26:59.720 You could have imprisonment

00:27:00.780 for up to one year.

00:27:02.500 And I think individual fines

00:27:03.900 could be up to $300,000

00:27:04.980 if you work for that company.

00:27:08.040 So what does Bill 31

00:27:09.240 really mean in a nutshell?

00:27:11.320 An arbitrary decision

00:27:12.380 by a politician

00:27:13.120 in the form of declaring

00:27:14.180 an emergency

00:27:14.840 will allow the government

00:27:16.420 to take what it wants

00:27:17.120 from you and your family.

00:27:18.680 And if you resist in any way,

00:27:20.240 you will be punished.

00:27:21.300 Kind of like this.

00:27:29.180 And if you're from

00:27:30.020 other parts of the country,

00:27:30.840 you may not recognize,

00:27:31.560 but we have there

00:27:32.200 Adrian Dix,

00:27:33.400 who is,

00:27:33.980 sorry,

00:27:34.280 Adrian Dix over here,

00:27:35.120 who's our Minister of Health.

00:27:36.680 And over here,

00:27:37.980 we have,

00:27:38.700 here we have our

00:27:43.860 illustrious Prime Minister,

00:27:46.820 and that's NDP.

00:27:48.440 And really,

00:27:49.520 both together,

00:27:51.420 and with a few other

00:27:52.120 of them there,

00:27:53.320 they're bringing our

00:27:54.080 province,

00:27:56.260 driving it into the ground.

00:27:57.360 Now, I mentioned that I don't

00:28:01.620 like going to

00:28:02.500 amusement fairs,

00:28:06.020 because of, you know,

00:28:06.840 I don't know how many people

00:28:08.020 here like going on roller coasters,

00:28:09.160 but I sure don't like going

00:28:10.200 on roller coasters.

00:28:11.220 I mean, I can't see anything

00:28:12.260 more terrifying,

00:28:13.460 to tell the truth.

00:28:14.140 But this is what it's become

00:28:15.260 like with these bills.

00:28:16.580 Actually,

00:28:17.620 in our province,

00:28:18.520 with what's being passed

00:28:19.440 down to us by the government

00:28:20.580 in so many different ways.

00:28:22.460 And it's a bit like

00:28:23.920 riding a really terrifying

00:28:25.000 roller coaster.

00:28:25.900 And these people here

00:28:26.820 are actually on the roller coaster.

00:28:28.620 They're upside down.

00:28:30.300 And in fact,

00:28:31.240 if that represents

00:28:32.340 our government,

00:28:33.300 I'd say a lot of them

00:28:33.960 are actually falling out

00:28:35.000 or hanging by their seatbelts.

00:28:36.380 But this is what it's like,

00:28:41.520 you know,

00:28:42.340 before an election.

00:28:43.180 We have an election

00:28:43.760 coming up here in British Columbia

00:28:44.740 in October,

00:28:46.480 October 19th,

00:28:47.500 I believe is the date for it.

00:28:49.740 And so we're,

00:28:51.520 we had an election before

00:28:52.720 and it was a bit like this,

00:28:53.600 a lot of enthusiasm.

00:28:54.800 And then after the election,

00:28:56.940 this is what it looked like for us.

00:28:59.020 And then,

00:29:00.200 you know,

00:29:00.580 now we're anticipating

00:29:01.320 another election.

00:29:02.120 I think many of us

00:29:02.720 are kind of nauseated

00:29:03.540 at the fact that we're

00:29:04.220 going to go and vote.

00:29:05.220 So we have to really,

00:29:06.780 have a look at these parties

00:29:08.980 and see who is promising

00:29:11.860 that they will get rid

00:29:13.540 of these bills.

00:29:14.820 And right now,

00:29:15.360 British Columbia,

00:29:15.900 I would say that

00:29:16.500 that is the Conservative Party

00:29:18.160 of British Columbia

00:29:18.720 and also some independents.

00:29:21.360 But we're not hearing this

00:29:22.520 from the United,

00:29:24.460 what used to be called

00:29:25.180 the BC,

00:29:25.740 the Liberal Party.

00:29:26.840 And we're not hearing it

00:29:27.580 from the NDP

00:29:27.980 and we're not hearing it

00:29:29.560 from the Green Party.

00:29:31.900 So these are a couple more bills.

00:29:33.220 Again, these were passed.

00:29:34.180 This is bills 44, 46, 47.

00:29:36.380 And we've got a couple

00:29:37.320 of the instigators

00:29:39.840 over there on the left

00:29:40.740 racing towards

00:29:41.760 the finish line.

00:29:42.480 Again, they rushed this through

00:29:43.520 in November, 2023,

00:29:45.380 including Bill 31.

00:29:47.240 So they put them all

00:29:48.480 in one month,

00:29:49.040 they put them through

00:29:49.640 incredibly fast.

00:29:52.980 And

00:29:53.360 this is presented

00:29:56.200 by the Housing Minister,

00:29:57.360 Ravi Kallon.

00:29:59.780 He induced,

00:30:00.480 invoked closure,

00:30:01.500 again,

00:30:01.780 similar to what they did

00:30:02.420 with Bill 36.

00:30:03.840 So it didn't get

00:30:04.560 debated properly.

00:30:07.060 And what these bills do,

00:30:09.080 these three bills,

00:30:10.000 which are kind of

00:30:10.440 in a package

00:30:11.020 to do with

00:30:12.200 increasing housing,

00:30:15.220 shift control

00:30:15.700 of development planning

00:30:16.500 from the municipalities

00:30:17.360 to the province

00:30:18.360 and through a top-down

00:30:20.060 official community plan.

00:30:21.260 So that means

00:30:21.760 that the province now

00:30:22.580 are the ones

00:30:23.200 that determine

00:30:24.120 what's going to happen

00:30:25.120 in your neighborhood.

00:30:26.360 And they're the ones

00:30:27.100 that give the permits.

00:30:27.940 It's no longer

00:30:28.580 in the hands

00:30:29.000 of municipalities.

00:30:30.440 So the municipalities

00:30:31.320 who kind of know

00:30:32.180 what's going on

00:30:32.780 in their city,

00:30:33.820 in their town,

00:30:34.920 will not have control

00:30:36.000 over how these permits

00:30:37.300 are dished out.

00:30:39.160 And a FOI

00:30:40.460 was sent out

00:30:41.300 which revealed

00:30:42.180 that before,

00:30:43.660 the housing minister

00:30:44.300 actually did not

00:30:44.940 have any experts

00:30:45.660 telling them

00:30:46.140 what to do

00:30:46.580 when this bill

00:30:47.400 came through.

00:30:48.340 But a small group

00:30:48.980 of industrial lobbyists,

00:30:50.600 one academic,

00:30:51.280 and a handful

00:30:51.680 of non-expert

00:30:52.300 housing activists.

00:30:53.760 So that's how

00:30:54.380 law is made here in BC.

00:30:55.940 Yes,

00:30:56.260 it is kind of

00:30:56.820 the Wild West.

00:30:57.940 So what is Bill 44?

00:31:03.700 It's 44, 46, 47.

00:31:05.520 Now, Bill 44

00:31:06.500 is called

00:31:07.620 Upzoning and

00:31:08.360 De-Idensification

00:31:09.100 Without Infrastructure.

00:31:10.400 What does that mean?

00:31:11.120 It means that

00:31:11.920 they can come

00:31:13.500 and build

00:31:14.400 up to a six-unit

00:31:16.000 building

00:31:17.480 next door to you

00:31:18.580 in your neighborhood

00:31:19.200 without you

00:31:20.620 having any say in it.

00:31:22.280 So you could be

00:31:23.100 a single-family neighborhood

00:31:24.080 with single-family housing

00:31:25.140 and they could come

00:31:26.220 and put in

00:31:26.680 four to six units

00:31:27.720 right next to you

00:31:28.760 and the province

00:31:29.820 would decide that.

00:31:31.060 It wouldn't be based

00:31:31.880 on knowing anything

00:31:32.700 about the parking,

00:31:35.140 the schools,

00:31:35.980 the water supply,

00:31:38.060 the fire department,

00:31:39.340 all that sort of thing.

00:31:40.760 How many people,

00:31:41.780 how many firefighters

00:31:43.960 there are that can come

00:31:44.880 if there's a problem.

00:31:45.600 So they tell,

00:31:47.880 the provincial government

00:31:48.520 will now tell

00:31:49.800 the developers

00:31:50.440 what they can do.

00:31:53.020 Bill 46,

00:31:53.840 which is in this group

00:31:54.780 of three,

00:31:55.900 dictates how the developers

00:31:57.460 will pay for the amenities

00:31:59.120 in the municipality.

00:32:00.640 In other words,

00:32:01.260 again,

00:32:01.580 the control has been

00:32:02.260 shipped up

00:32:02.720 to the provinces

00:32:03.340 to tell the developers

00:32:05.900 what they have to cough up

00:32:07.040 to try to make things right

00:32:08.760 when they build

00:32:09.260 that sixplex next year.

00:32:10.380 Bill 47,

00:32:14.300 this is about towers

00:32:15.460 in transit-oriented areas.

00:32:17.140 Now,

00:32:17.920 again,

00:32:18.340 this is to do

00:32:18.900 with densification

00:32:19.780 and it's based

00:32:21.200 on distance

00:32:21.760 from the public transit.

00:32:23.520 So let's say

00:32:24.160 you had a subway

00:32:25.920 or let's say

00:32:27.120 a SkyTrain

00:32:27.820 or you had a bus stop

00:32:30.040 next to you

00:32:30.880 or just down the road.

00:32:32.120 That would give them

00:32:32.960 a certain ability

00:32:34.340 for developers

00:32:35.380 to come in

00:32:35.740 and build high-rises.

00:32:36.780 And the high-rises

00:32:38.320 are dependent

00:32:38.720 upon the distance away

00:32:39.900 as well

00:32:40.880 and the heights,

00:32:42.020 the volume,

00:32:43.000 but distance away

00:32:44.020 from the transportation hub.

00:32:46.120 You know,

00:32:46.340 they don't include

00:32:47.300 spaces to park your car

00:32:48.800 or parking lots

00:32:49.620 because they figure,

00:32:51.080 well,

00:32:51.200 you've got a subway,

00:32:52.940 you've got a SkyTrain,

00:32:54.660 you've got a bus,

00:32:55.460 you can just get on those.

00:32:56.660 Of course,

00:32:57.440 the evidence is

00:32:57.980 that people don't use those.

00:32:59.480 You know,

00:32:59.640 20% maybe,

00:33:00.540 30% maybe use those

00:33:02.260 even though

00:33:02.960 they're very convenient

00:33:03.800 and they want to have a car.

00:33:05.240 But, of course,

00:33:06.080 we also see that

00:33:06.980 there seems to be

00:33:08.160 an attack on cars

00:33:09.280 as well

00:33:09.680 with 15-minute cities

00:33:10.640 trying to make it

00:33:11.480 so you're kind of

00:33:12.260 locked down,

00:33:12.960 let's say,

00:33:13.800 in an open-air prison.

00:33:16.360 But this means

00:33:17.360 that towers can be built

00:33:19.160 in any of these areas

00:33:19.860 depending on the distance away

00:33:20.920 and they are automatically

00:33:23.040 approved

00:33:23.700 by developer application

00:33:24.720 and they can also be

00:33:25.800 a bus stop.

00:33:26.800 They could put a bus stop

00:33:27.660 in there

00:33:28.000 if they wanted to.

00:33:29.140 Let's say they wanted

00:33:29.760 a 10-story building,

00:33:31.200 they could plunk a bus stop

00:33:32.420 somewhere

00:33:32.760 in Vancouver,

00:33:34.140 wherever they like

00:33:35.080 and the person

00:33:36.320 with a piece of property

00:33:37.400 right next to it

00:33:37.860 could start building a tower.

00:33:39.740 Let's give some examples here.

00:33:41.820 If, um,

00:33:44.260 if let's go over

00:33:44.820 to Vancouver

00:33:45.380 and if we have,

00:33:46.680 let's say,

00:33:46.920 a rapid transit nearby

00:33:47.980 within 200 meters

00:33:49.960 or less,

00:33:51.140 that means that they could

00:33:52.160 build a 20-story

00:33:53.440 condo tower.

00:33:55.140 And you can imagine

00:33:56.060 people are going to be

00:33:56.660 rushing for that property.

00:33:57.860 They may have

00:33:58.580 something small there now,

00:33:59.540 maybe three stories,

00:34:00.460 but they can go up

00:34:01.020 with 20 stories

00:34:01.860 and that may be 20 stories

00:34:03.460 without any parking

00:34:04.240 or any attention

00:34:06.860 to the infrastructure

00:34:08.440 of the city itself.

00:34:09.880 Now let's look

00:34:10.600 at another one.

00:34:11.360 Let's look at,

00:34:12.260 um,

00:34:15.340 let's say

00:34:15.880 someplace like

00:34:16.460 Victoria,

00:34:16.980 Cologne,

00:34:17.260 a little bit smaller,

00:34:18.180 a bus exchange.

00:34:18.960 This could be a bus stop.

00:34:21.340 20 meter,

00:34:22.160 20,

00:34:22.480 200 meters

00:34:23.060 or less

00:34:23.420 away from that,

00:34:24.620 you could build

00:34:25.240 a 10-story

00:34:26.200 mid-rise.

00:34:28.200 So that would not

00:34:29.020 be so good.

00:34:30.180 And so this is kind

00:34:30.780 of what we're looking at.

00:34:31.860 And this is a bit extreme,

00:34:32.700 I admit,

00:34:33.760 but this is a possibility

00:34:34.760 that you could have

00:34:35.380 your little house there

00:34:37.480 in your neighborhood

00:34:38.440 surrounded by high-rises.

00:34:40.160 And they've got some pictures

00:34:40.920 of what this looks like,

00:34:42.120 you know,

00:34:42.540 projected,

00:34:43.440 what's going to happen

00:34:44.080 in Vancouver.

00:34:44.660 And it's not going to be pretty.

00:34:46.300 So these laws,

00:34:48.560 these new laws

00:34:49.120 here in British Columbia,

00:34:50.120 reduce the authority

00:34:50.940 of municipal governments

00:34:51.680 across the province.

00:34:53.200 Citizens will have

00:34:53.680 little or no say

00:34:54.420 in how their communities develop.

00:34:56.160 The way it's clear

00:34:56.760 for developers

00:34:57.320 and speculators,

00:34:59.500 permits will be issued

00:35:00.180 without understanding

00:35:01.000 requirements for infrastructure.

00:35:02.700 It's undermining

00:35:03.300 of heritage building protection

00:35:04.380 and rampant demolitions.

00:35:05.520 Of course,

00:35:05.820 you have a heritage building.

00:35:07.000 It means nothing

00:35:07.500 if you can replace it

00:35:08.260 with a 20-story tower

00:35:09.280 financially.

00:35:11.820 And the character

00:35:13.000 of your local neighborhood

00:35:13.760 and cities

00:35:14.220 may be changed forever.

00:35:16.000 So I don't know

00:35:17.260 if this is giving you

00:35:17.880 a bit of a headache

00:35:18.440 and you want to scream,

00:35:19.840 but it's a bit like this

00:35:21.160 in my province.

00:35:22.880 And I hope that people

00:35:23.920 will be able to get out

00:35:24.520 and stop it

00:35:24.940 in front of their province.

00:35:26.060 And we do know,

00:35:26.980 as we mentioned,

00:35:27.900 Tanya and I were discussing

00:35:28.660 earlier,

00:35:28.920 that action changes things.

00:35:30.680 It means that,

00:35:31.220 yes,

00:35:31.360 you can have this knowledge,

00:35:32.220 but what are you going

00:35:32.660 to do about it?

00:35:33.520 Well,

00:35:33.780 I think the first step

00:35:34.800 is realization

00:35:35.520 that how important

00:35:38.220 the individual person is.

00:35:40.100 And we did mention

00:35:40.940 this idea that

00:35:41.860 the bottom line

00:35:43.560 is you can always say,

00:35:44.580 I will not comply

00:35:45.320 and take the consequences.

00:35:46.460 And that's really,

00:35:47.560 when it comes to your sovereignty

00:35:48.740 being challenged

00:35:49.500 at that level,

00:35:50.700 that's what you always have

00:35:52.140 in your power.

00:35:52.840 And you do not have

00:35:55.140 to comply.

00:35:56.620 But in Penelope,

00:35:57.600 you know,

00:35:57.820 when the first person

00:35:58.380 steps off the plank

00:35:59.240 and people start to realize,

00:36:00.480 hey, wait a minute,

00:36:01.560 what are we doing here?

00:36:02.920 And they themselves

00:36:03.620 will soon follow suit.

00:36:05.140 And I don't know

00:36:05.520 if you've ever seen

00:36:06.180 that little video

00:36:07.160 of the person dancing

00:36:08.040 in the field

00:36:08.500 where there's this man,

00:36:10.140 it looks like it's

00:36:11.040 at a picnic

00:36:11.480 at a music concert

00:36:13.700 and he gets up

00:36:15.060 and he's dancing

00:36:15.740 very wildly

00:36:16.500 and out in the field

00:36:17.780 by himself for a while

00:36:18.600 and people are kind of

00:36:19.140 looking at him,

00:36:19.480 oh,

00:36:19.700 that's a very strange

00:36:20.500 looking guy.

00:36:21.120 And then two people

00:36:22.280 come down and join him

00:36:24.300 and so now there's

00:36:25.080 three people dancing

00:36:26.040 or I think one came

00:36:27.020 and then his buddy

00:36:27.560 got waved on,

00:36:28.300 he came.

00:36:28.940 Now there's two,

00:36:29.500 then three

00:36:29.920 and then they get six,

00:36:31.140 then ten,

00:36:31.680 then fifty

00:36:32.180 and then suddenly

00:36:32.820 you see everybody

00:36:33.640 getting off their picnic blankets

00:36:34.860 and going up to dance.

00:36:36.720 And I think this is what

00:36:37.580 we have to see in the future.

00:36:38.800 And I personally believe

00:36:39.740 it's going to happen.

00:36:40.660 I think a lot of the things,

00:36:41.540 trials and tribulations

00:36:42.220 we're going through

00:36:42.820 are really the prelude

00:36:45.100 to us really realizing

00:36:46.660 our true power

00:36:47.480 and reclaiming it,

00:36:49.820 uncovering it,

00:36:50.440 or reclaiming it.

00:36:53.480 And I think that's

00:36:54.400 where I'm going to stop

00:36:55.340 and we'll open it

00:36:56.300 for discussion.

00:36:58.600 Awesome.

00:36:59.440 Come on back.

00:37:00.120 All right.

00:37:01.620 Here I come.

00:37:02.600 All right.

00:37:03.880 Thank you,

00:37:04.780 Dr. Malthouse,

00:37:05.440 for that excellent presentation.

00:37:08.300 Like most people

00:37:09.380 will recognize

00:37:10.620 that the beginning part

00:37:12.880 would seem,

00:37:13.780 you know,

00:37:14.440 completely in your purview

00:37:15.700 and what you trained for

00:37:18.440 in school

00:37:19.100 to do with advancing

00:37:21.860 medical health assistance

00:37:24.200 for patients.

00:37:26.260 And then the second half

00:37:28.120 of your presentation

00:37:28.960 when we're talking about

00:37:30.300 Bill 44, 46, and 47,

00:37:32.740 talking about basically

00:37:34.140 15-minute cities

00:37:35.340 and as you mentioned earlier,

00:37:37.000 how to build that wall

00:37:38.140 around people.

00:37:39.560 It's just shocking

00:37:41.140 what we're taking on individually

00:37:42.980 to help educate people.

00:37:45.240 And so I know

00:37:46.180 that you're doing

00:37:47.020 town hall meetings

00:37:47.880 all across the province.

00:37:49.740 You're going on,

00:37:51.400 I think,

00:37:51.740 as many interviews

00:37:52.540 as possible as well

00:37:53.800 to help provide

00:37:55.120 and share this information.

00:37:56.700 So kudos to you.

00:37:58.140 Thank you so very much.

00:37:59.380 I'd like to just share

00:38:01.100 my screen for just a moment,

00:38:02.840 Trenzio,

00:38:03.240 because I think

00:38:03.780 it's a good time

00:38:04.660 for people

00:38:05.540 who are just hearing this

00:38:07.080 for the first time

00:38:08.040 as far as the restrictions

00:38:10.920 that the local government

00:38:12.940 is wanting to put

00:38:15.120 on the citizens

00:38:16.060 is that Action for Canada

00:38:18.120 does have solutions to this

00:38:19.640 and we're actually working

00:38:20.760 very hard across Canada

00:38:22.420 with all of our chapter leaders

00:38:24.300 who are going in

00:38:25.540 and giving delegations

00:38:27.080 and they're serving

00:38:28.780 our 15-minute city

00:38:30.080 notice of liability

00:38:31.100 because as you can imagine,

00:38:33.700 Dr. Malthouse

00:38:35.160 had mentioned that,

00:38:36.060 is that these bills

00:38:36.920 have passed very quickly

00:38:38.340 without experts,

00:38:40.520 without public debate

00:38:42.240 and that is not

00:38:43.780 how a democracy works.

00:38:44.980 That's how a socialist,

00:38:46.640 globalist government works

00:38:47.780 and that's what

00:38:48.720 we're really up against here.

00:38:50.740 So we have had great success

00:38:53.280 with the COVID-19

00:38:55.700 so-called injections,

00:38:58.620 the mRNA injections,

00:38:59.960 where we kept

00:39:00.600 45,000 teachers

00:39:01.820 and school staff

00:39:02.720 working in British Columbia

00:39:04.280 because we were serving

00:39:06.000 notices of liability

00:39:07.060 and additional letters

00:39:08.360 I was writing

00:39:09.040 to the school board trustees

00:39:10.800 who were given

00:39:11.940 the responsibility

00:39:12.960 to vote on this

00:39:14.080 and act on it.

00:39:15.380 And it's like,

00:39:15.980 you know what?

00:39:16.420 Personal liability is coming.

00:39:18.080 What side of this

00:39:19.240 do you want to be on?

00:39:20.540 And the same thing

00:39:21.800 is we're anticipating,

00:39:24.640 that's why we took

00:39:25.440 on this campaign

00:39:26.280 is to go to the heart

00:39:28.680 of the elected officials

00:39:30.940 sitting at the municipal level,

00:39:33.320 the councillors,

00:39:35.020 the mayors,

00:39:35.920 and saying,

00:39:36.880 you know,

00:39:37.100 how far do you want

00:39:37.740 to take this?

00:39:38.860 And letting them know

00:39:39.720 that this is actually

00:39:40.520 an act of treason as well

00:39:42.180 because they are assisting

00:39:43.780 a volatile foreign body,

00:39:47.660 the World Economic Forum

00:39:49.680 and the United Nations

00:39:50.980 who's interfering

00:39:52.180 with our democracy.

00:39:53.860 And the WEF said,

00:39:56.040 we're going to target

00:39:57.420 the municipalities

00:39:58.360 because they're closest

00:39:59.680 to the people

00:40:00.400 and they can bring about

00:40:01.780 the greatest amount

00:40:02.820 of change on their behalf.

00:40:04.480 They did it through COVID.

00:40:05.720 Who was going in

00:40:06.600 and taking away

00:40:07.680 business licenses?

00:40:09.000 Who was applying pressure

00:40:10.600 but cities,

00:40:11.860 municipalities,

00:40:12.740 townships?

00:40:13.460 And it was horrible

00:40:14.480 to experience.

00:40:16.120 And where we had

00:40:17.700 the right people

00:40:18.300 applying pressure,

00:40:19.260 they were backing off.

00:40:20.940 And you know what?

00:40:21.640 As far as I'm concerned,

00:40:22.800 we're winning that battle.

00:40:25.160 And now, of course,

00:40:27.120 this is the next step.

00:40:29.520 And so we've really

00:40:30.320 got to sit down

00:40:31.260 with a lot of these

00:40:32.400 elected officials,

00:40:33.200 which is another thing

00:40:34.140 that we're doing.

00:40:34.700 We're not just doing

00:40:35.460 the delegations.

00:40:36.880 And what we're finding

00:40:37.900 is a lot of these

00:40:39.360 elected officials

00:40:40.160 were just kind of

00:40:40.960 signing blindly

00:40:42.000 on the dotted line.

00:40:43.520 They were getting

00:40:44.080 federal money

00:40:45.040 to implement

00:40:46.480 all these

00:40:47.420 tyrannical measures

00:40:49.600 within the cities.

00:40:52.100 And some of them

00:40:52.700 are even thinking

00:40:53.480 these were good

00:40:54.580 environmental initiatives

00:40:56.240 because they have

00:40:57.380 grandchildren and children

00:40:58.980 and they thought

00:40:59.600 they were doing

00:41:00.100 what's best for the future.

00:41:01.420 It's like they've been

00:41:02.320 living under a rock.

00:41:04.760 And so we're having

00:41:06.940 really, really great success

00:41:08.220 as we're talking

00:41:09.900 to these people

00:41:10.740 one-on-one

00:41:11.880 and providing them

00:41:12.960 this information.

00:41:13.980 And we also have

00:41:16.300 the Smart Cities flyer,

00:41:18.780 which is just

00:41:19.660 a truth bomb

00:41:20.460 that you can be

00:41:21.260 handing out to people

00:41:22.280 in your communities.

00:41:24.160 And then if you

00:41:24.640 scroll down the page

00:41:25.520 and we're going

00:41:26.440 to be adding

00:41:27.180 Dr. Malthouse's

00:41:28.600 presentation

00:41:29.020 to this page as well

00:41:30.460 in this section

00:41:32.020 where we've had

00:41:33.340 lawyer Lisa Mirren

00:41:34.960 on to talk about

00:41:35.760 C40 cities.

00:41:37.440 Jeff Schneiser

00:41:38.160 has gotten into

00:41:39.300 cities and

00:41:40.400 how you look

00:41:41.100 for the policies

00:41:41.760 that they're already

00:41:42.560 passing.

00:41:43.040 The ones that

00:41:44.020 Dr. Malthouse

00:41:44.780 is talking about

00:41:45.900 with these bills

00:41:46.600 where a high-rise

00:41:47.600 can go up

00:41:48.680 next to farmland

00:41:50.640 or, you know,

00:41:52.140 now within

00:41:53.200 the city limits

00:41:55.440 where you've got

00:41:56.180 a nice community

00:41:57.660 subdivisions.

00:41:59.100 All of a sudden

00:41:59.860 if there's that

00:42:00.520 big lot

00:42:01.160 they can put

00:42:01.740 a 20-story

00:42:02.580 high-rise in

00:42:03.700 and as long

00:42:05.560 as there's a bus

00:42:06.140 stop nearby

00:42:06.680 you can't

00:42:08.120 even dispute it.

00:42:10.360 And I like to

00:42:11.140 I'll just stop

00:42:12.000 sharing screen

00:42:12.640 thank you

00:42:13.040 for that

00:42:13.460 and you can

00:42:14.720 find that

00:42:15.380 under our

00:42:16.140 current issues

00:42:16.980 you can find

00:42:17.600 that link

00:42:18.040 to the 15-minute

00:42:19.000 cities

00:42:19.440 and so

00:42:20.640 something you

00:42:21.360 had mentioned

00:42:22.320 where's my

00:42:24.320 notes here

00:42:24.860 you had said

00:42:25.640 a phrase

00:42:26.340 industrial

00:42:27.560 lobbyist

00:42:28.440 and expert

00:42:29.240 housing

00:42:29.940 activists

00:42:30.780 they take

00:42:32.480 precedence

00:42:33.200 over citizens

00:42:34.240 now

00:42:34.660 and what

00:42:35.400 the desires

00:42:35.960 and the needs

00:42:36.560 are and the

00:42:36.980 wants of a

00:42:37.680 community

00:42:38.100 who elected

00:42:39.340 those people

00:42:40.020 to work

00:42:41.340 on their

00:42:41.700 behalf.

00:42:43.000 Yeah, I think

00:42:43.420 it means that

00:42:44.000 really the process

00:42:45.640 of examining

00:42:46.940 the issue

00:42:47.460 and coming up

00:42:48.000 with laws

00:42:48.420 which match

00:42:48.960 it is a bit

00:42:49.720 of a sham

00:42:50.200 when you don't

00:42:51.040 really have

00:42:51.540 experts

00:42:52.000 advising the

00:42:53.480 ministers

00:42:53.860 and they come

00:42:54.360 up with

00:42:54.580 something so fast

00:42:55.520 and pass so

00:42:56.480 quickly

00:42:56.780 and it's not

00:42:57.640 just the

00:42:57.960 administer

00:42:58.340 I mean they

00:42:58.720 present the

00:42:59.540 legislation

00:43:00.060 but it's

00:43:00.680 people

00:43:00.920 your MLA

00:43:02.100 your representatives

00:43:02.940 that are

00:43:03.400 voting for it

00:43:04.180 so they're

00:43:05.320 supposed to be

00:43:05.780 protecting you

00:43:06.520 right

00:43:07.060 but if they

00:43:07.980 vote things

00:43:08.460 through

00:43:08.640 lickety-split

00:43:09.200 like that

00:43:09.680 there's very

00:43:10.220 little protection

00:43:10.740 to be given

00:43:11.040 to their

00:43:11.460 the citizens

00:43:13.100 in their

00:43:13.440 ridings

00:43:13.840 and you

00:43:14.240 know

00:43:14.400 democratic

00:43:15.460 process

00:43:15.900 so I

00:43:16.940 think that's

00:43:17.280 really what

00:43:17.620 we're saying

00:43:18.020 is that

00:43:18.300 this was not

00:43:19.780 done with

00:43:20.200 due process

00:43:20.820 it did not

00:43:21.760 have the

00:43:22.080 proper

00:43:22.440 expert backing

00:43:23.740 now

00:43:24.740 we have come

00:43:25.880 to kind

00:43:26.260 of distrust

00:43:26.740 our experts

00:43:27.180 lately

00:43:27.460 anyway

00:43:27.800 I have to

00:43:28.180 say

00:43:28.440 you know

00:43:29.140 out here

00:43:29.500 in British

00:43:29.800 Columbia

00:43:30.080 you know

00:43:30.560 we've got

00:43:30.780 Dr. Bonnie

00:43:31.500 Henry

00:43:31.800 and a few

00:43:33.060 other so-called

00:43:33.600 experts

00:43:34.060 that many of

00:43:35.420 us do not

00:43:35.840 trust

00:43:36.180 experts in

00:43:37.680 crime

00:43:38.080 we've got to

00:43:39.160 learn that

00:43:39.560 lesson I would

00:43:40.220 say

00:43:40.420 but you know

00:43:41.160 I agree

00:43:41.520 this is an

00:43:42.040 example of

00:43:42.660 think globally

00:43:43.480 but act

00:43:43.960 locally

00:43:44.480 and people

00:43:45.600 need to

00:43:46.120 get out

00:43:46.660 I don't know

00:43:46.940 if you've

00:43:47.180 seen these

00:43:47.560 people who

00:43:48.120 buy these

00:43:49.240 dinosaur

00:43:50.920 costumes

00:43:51.400 which are

00:43:51.660 about seven

00:43:52.040 feet high

00:43:52.580 I think they

00:43:53.480 cost about

00:43:53.820 50 bucks

00:43:54.380 but I know

00:43:54.760 in England

00:43:55.020 they've been

00:43:55.400 getting them

00:43:56.120 and they

00:43:57.380 find and

00:43:57.840 people call

00:43:58.400 when there's

00:43:58.760 a camera

00:43:59.200 out measuring

00:43:59.840 you know

00:44:00.260 people who

00:44:00.620 are illegally

00:44:00.940 driving in

00:44:01.580 London or

00:44:02.000 some other

00:44:02.320 place which

00:44:03.160 is a 15

00:44:03.700 minute city

00:44:04.180 and they go

00:44:04.660 and stand

00:44:05.000 in front of

00:44:05.280 the cameras

00:44:05.680 because they're

00:44:06.020 seven feet

00:44:06.360 high they

00:44:06.680 block the

00:44:07.060 cameras

00:44:07.360 and so

00:44:08.200 what they'll

00:44:09.240 have is a

00:44:09.600 whole crew

00:44:10.240 of dinosaurs

00:44:11.040 and maybe we

00:44:11.600 can do this

00:44:12.020 in Canada

00:44:12.400 I'm not sure

00:44:12.760 maybe we could

00:44:13.200 have huge

00:44:13.600 beavers or

00:44:14.160 something like

00:44:14.540 that that

00:44:14.980 would be

00:44:15.240 appropriate

00:44:15.660 we could

00:44:16.300 have seven

00:44:16.600 foot beaver

00:44:17.040 costumes we

00:44:17.660 could go

00:44:17.920 out and

00:44:18.940 rally in

00:44:19.800 these 50

00:44:20.160 minute cities

00:44:20.680 and try to

00:44:21.420 undermine the

00:44:22.040 camera situation

00:44:23.220 there's absolutely

00:44:24.840 ways around

00:44:25.800 this you know

00:44:26.640 I know that

00:44:27.140 a lot of

00:44:27.680 the towers

00:44:29.840 and stuff

00:44:30.240 that they're

00:44:30.560 talking about

00:44:31.040 I mean there

00:44:31.440 has to be a

00:44:32.080 base where

00:44:32.940 these things

00:44:34.140 are hooked

00:44:34.900 up right

00:44:35.500 and connected

00:44:36.240 and I mean

00:44:37.660 we're not

00:44:38.020 just going to

00:44:38.520 sit back

00:44:39.220 and have an

00:44:40.100 authoritarian

00:44:40.520 government come

00:44:41.460 in and

00:44:42.260 overtake us

00:44:43.040 and another

00:44:44.300 thing that you

00:44:44.900 mentioned

00:44:45.300 what was that

00:44:46.400 everything's a

00:44:46.840 challenge

00:44:47.120 you know I

00:44:47.820 think that the

00:44:48.260 fact is Canadians

00:44:48.960 are good at

00:44:49.440 rising to

00:44:49.920 challenges

00:44:50.340 right yeah

00:44:51.740 it's in our

00:44:52.260 very it's in

00:44:52.840 our in our

00:44:53.360 nature and

00:44:54.480 so they've

00:44:55.060 certainly given

00:44:55.480 us one

00:44:55.960 challenge after

00:44:56.540 another I

00:44:56.880 think they're

00:44:57.140 just upping

00:44:57.600 our game

00:44:58.000 here and

00:44:59.040 and that in

00:45:00.520 the end it'll

00:45:01.340 actually create a

00:45:02.100 transformative

00:45:02.760 effect I think

00:45:03.680 on us

00:45:04.060 recognizing that

00:45:05.460 we have to

00:45:06.020 we can't rely

00:45:06.800 on pieces of

00:45:07.200 paper we have

00:45:07.720 to elevate our

00:45:08.740 we have to

00:45:09.320 kind of awaken

00:45:09.740 our conscience

00:45:10.300 to know what's

00:45:11.160 right and what's

00:45:11.780 wrong and we

00:45:12.960 have to become

00:45:13.600 wiser about

00:45:14.340 things around

00:45:14.920 us not just

00:45:16.880 bills and so

00:45:17.460 on but so

00:45:18.180 many different

00:45:18.600 things food and

00:45:19.880 you know our

00:45:21.040 living spaces and

00:45:22.300 how we interact

00:45:22.960 with each other

00:45:23.420 so in a way

00:45:24.720 we're being

00:45:26.220 helped out by

00:45:27.000 the bad guys

00:45:28.180 you know who

00:45:29.300 are making us

00:45:30.080 rise to the

00:45:30.660 challenge

00:45:31.060 I think so

00:45:33.340 too like the

00:45:34.080 Trudeau always

00:45:34.680 talked about the

00:45:35.260 great and

00:45:35.860 Klaus Schwab the

00:45:36.740 great reset and

00:45:38.640 and there is a

00:45:39.500 great reset going

00:45:40.440 on and it's

00:45:41.600 it's an awakening

00:45:42.540 of realizing

00:45:43.700 how many

00:45:44.360 corrupt

00:45:44.920 officials have

00:45:46.240 gotten into

00:45:46.800 positions and

00:45:47.860 how lowly the

00:45:49.840 average Canadian

00:45:50.700 who ran for

00:45:51.440 office is who

00:45:52.460 is accepting

00:45:53.140 bribes and

00:45:54.460 money in in

00:45:55.960 order to you

00:45:57.700 know for the

00:45:58.420 demise of our

00:45:59.020 nation another

00:46:00.620 thing I'll mention

00:46:01.460 that I found is

00:46:02.580 there's a top

00:46:03.460 elected official

00:46:04.160 here and

00:46:05.240 MLA who's

00:46:06.160 kind of stepped

00:46:06.840 away from from

00:46:09.380 the mainstream

00:46:10.000 and I had a

00:46:11.920 meeting with

00:46:12.420 him and he

00:46:13.900 had admitted

00:46:14.480 that when

00:46:15.740 Soji was

00:46:16.420 tabled back

00:46:17.640 in 2016

00:46:19.040 he was busy

00:46:20.820 with other

00:46:22.100 areas within

00:46:23.360 in the work

00:46:25.960 that he was

00:46:26.440 doing like it

00:46:27.340 was on

00:46:27.660 UNDRIP and

00:46:28.120 other matters

00:46:29.300 and he wasn't

00:46:30.240 as he wasn't

00:46:31.000 really focused

00:46:31.560 on the

00:46:31.980 education so

00:46:33.220 he literally

00:46:33.980 admitted that he

00:46:34.940 trusted the

00:46:35.740 individual that

00:46:36.980 was tabling

00:46:37.600 this information

00:46:38.420 and just went

00:46:40.200 along and

00:46:40.920 voted for it

00:46:41.700 because he

00:46:42.560 didn't do his

00:46:43.120 due diligence

00:46:43.740 and read the

00:46:44.580 bill and I

00:46:45.960 think we have

00:46:46.620 a lot of lazy

00:46:47.380 politicians out

00:46:48.480 there who

00:46:49.380 aren't reading

00:46:49.940 the fine print

00:46:50.620 and it is

00:46:51.960 reckless it's

00:46:53.760 irresponsible and

00:46:55.360 we need to

00:46:55.960 hold these

00:46:56.500 individuals to

00:46:57.600 account and I

00:46:58.460 don't think

00:46:58.840 there's one

00:46:59.420 MLA sitting

00:47:00.940 right now who

00:47:01.820 really should

00:47:02.720 act or MP

00:47:03.760 who should be

00:47:05.160 re-elected

00:47:06.920 because where

00:47:08.700 were they

00:47:09.260 during all of

00:47:10.120 this COVID

00:47:10.560 crime where

00:47:11.860 the injection

00:47:12.580 was being

00:47:13.440 promoted and

00:47:14.360 Bill 19 and

00:47:15.540 they just seem

00:47:16.380 more than happy

00:47:17.140 to go along

00:47:18.140 with locking

00:47:18.640 us down so

00:47:19.420 it is a very

00:47:20.560 interesting time

00:47:21.800 that we're

00:47:22.580 living in

00:47:23.300 yeah for sure

00:47:24.920 it's tough

00:47:26.100 it's tough

00:47:26.660 though you can

00:47:27.020 see as an

00:47:27.360 MLA I mean

00:47:28.080 if you can

00:47:28.820 imagine all

00:47:29.240 these bills

00:47:29.640 and they're

00:47:30.020 not small

00:47:30.560 they're big

00:47:31.540 imagine all

00:47:32.220 these coming

00:47:32.540 across your

00:47:33.020 desk and

00:47:33.560 trying to

00:47:33.980 read them

00:47:34.300 I mean

00:47:34.520 they're real

00:47:35.680 sleepers

00:47:36.320 by that I

00:47:36.740 mean if you

00:47:37.240 have trouble

00:47:37.680 with insomnia

00:47:38.280 reading one

00:47:38.740 of these

00:47:38.920 bills really

00:47:39.800 helps but

00:47:40.820 you can imagine

00:47:42.280 having to go

00:47:42.800 through these

00:47:43.180 and they're

00:47:43.780 written in

00:47:44.180 legalese because

00:47:45.280 they're coming

00:47:45.620 in as

00:47:45.900 legislatures so

00:47:46.800 it's a real

00:47:47.360 challenge you

00:47:47.940 need good

00:47:48.300 advisors for

00:47:48.940 that but

00:47:49.240 yes we

00:47:50.280 can't just

00:47:50.880 blindly accept

00:47:51.920 things nowadays

00:47:52.560 I think we've

00:47:53.800 learned that

00:47:54.260 that we have

00:47:54.760 to do our

00:47:55.180 due diligence

00:47:55.860 never so

00:47:56.640 much so as

00:47:57.520 in the

00:47:58.360 medical system

00:47:59.020 right where

00:47:59.420 people just

00:47:59.940 believe the

00:48:01.000 experts the

00:48:01.960 papers you

00:48:02.800 know what

00:48:03.640 they're they

00:48:04.060 were told

00:48:04.560 without doing

00:48:05.380 their own

00:48:05.720 homework which

00:48:07.140 sent us down

00:48:07.900 the road of

00:48:08.340 the COVID

00:48:08.720 catastrophe

00:48:09.760 and really

00:48:10.900 a good advice

00:48:11.600 then is don't

00:48:12.180 vote for the

00:48:12.660 bill if you

00:48:13.380 don't know what

00:48:13.820 you're voting

00:48:14.220 for don't vote

00:48:15.000 for it until

00:48:15.860 you've been

00:48:16.360 advised properly

00:48:17.300 right and if

00:48:18.980 they all

00:48:19.240 what happened

00:48:20.920 what happened is

00:48:21.120 they cut the

00:48:22.060 debate short

00:48:22.660 so they didn't

00:48:23.160 really have a

00:48:23.540 chance to

00:48:24.060 debate it and

00:48:25.040 maybe have the

00:48:25.560 time that was

00:48:26.000 required to go

00:48:26.940 through it and

00:48:27.600 say yeah that

00:48:28.220 doesn't really

00:48:28.760 make sense to

00:48:29.660 me I think

00:48:30.200 that maybe we

00:48:31.280 need to have a

00:48:31.760 second look at

00:48:32.240 this and that's

00:48:33.460 the way they

00:48:33.760 did it with

00:48:34.200 several of those

00:48:34.800 bills they

00:48:36.700 just whisked

00:48:37.200 them through

00:48:37.440 including the

00:48:38.000 health professions

00:48:38.680 and occupations

00:48:39.280 act but there

00:48:41.860 is some

00:48:42.220 suggestion that

00:48:43.060 you know that

00:48:44.420 that bill may

00:48:45.080 not have been

00:48:45.460 written in our

00:48:46.140 province that

00:48:46.920 it's coming from

00:48:47.480 outside and when

00:48:49.100 we see the

00:48:49.680 similarities of

00:48:50.620 things you know

00:48:51.100 how things get

00:48:51.620 rolled out

00:48:52.040 individually like

00:48:52.780 different times

00:48:53.360 but you know

00:48:54.360 different provinces

00:48:55.020 different times

00:48:55.720 you know this

00:48:56.400 goes up that

00:48:56.940 goes down

00:48:57.520 trying it out

00:49:00.040 you know putting

00:49:00.900 up sending up a

00:49:01.660 balloon in British

00:49:02.380 Columbia and if

00:49:03.460 it works and we'll

00:49:04.140 send it up in

00:49:04.800 Alberta or we'll

00:49:05.580 send it up in

00:49:06.080 Yukon or Nova

00:49:06.980 Scotia Ontario you

00:49:08.500 know Quebec

00:49:08.960 wherever it's a

00:49:10.100 that's pretty

00:49:11.120 typical right the

00:49:11.980 way to nudge

00:49:12.840 things forward

00:49:13.400 and exactly

00:49:15.140 yeah so we

00:49:16.880 really testing the

00:49:17.760 ground

00:49:18.100 yeah it's not

00:49:19.440 necessarily coming

00:49:20.020 from inside

00:49:20.740 Canada even

00:49:21.360 no exactly and

00:49:23.560 they're really

00:49:23.940 testing the ground

00:49:24.680 when you were

00:49:25.140 talking about

00:49:25.880 UNDRIP which

00:49:26.720 I'm very familiar

00:49:27.560 with Action for

00:49:28.620 Canada has an

00:49:29.280 awesome page on

00:49:30.140 that as well under

00:49:30.800 current issues in

00:49:31.720 our menu and

00:49:33.140 we're revealing all

00:49:34.920 the secret treaties

00:49:36.180 and deals that are

00:49:37.040 unlawfully going

00:49:37.860 through we're not

00:49:38.900 going to concede any

00:49:40.040 land over to the

00:49:42.000 natives to the

00:49:42.740 indigenous people

00:49:43.500 call them what you

00:49:44.300 will Indians it's

00:49:45.380 all progressing

00:49:46.260 because all over

00:49:48.420 political correctness

00:49:49.680 you can't even

00:49:50.460 speak just straight

00:49:52.240 language anymore to

00:49:53.620 name what's going

00:49:54.580 on here and I

00:49:55.840 keep repeating over

00:49:56.620 and over again that

00:49:57.840 the provincial and

00:49:59.160 federal governments

00:49:59.860 don't give a hoot

00:50:00.540 about the natives and

00:50:02.080 they're using them as

00:50:03.080 pawns right now to

00:50:04.340 move towards what you

00:50:06.340 were saying in these

00:50:07.400 bills and so I keep

00:50:08.940 appealing to the

00:50:09.640 natives you know

00:50:10.800 what you need to be

00:50:12.720 on side with what it

00:50:13.920 is that we're doing

00:50:14.600 because we're trying

00:50:15.340 to protect you as

00:50:16.120 well if you think

00:50:16.680 the government's

00:50:17.220 going to hand you

00:50:17.700 anything over in

00:50:19.100 the end you know

00:50:19.940 you're you're you're

00:50:20.820 fools and so

00:50:23.040 anyways with that

00:50:23.840 Stephen there's

00:50:24.800 several questions

00:50:25.440 here and I

00:50:26.740 haven't really pre

00:50:27.360 read them but let

00:50:28.040 let's try a couple

00:50:29.900 of these it says I

00:50:31.860 guess this is

00:50:32.440 referring to Bill

00:50:33.540 36 and 31 isn't

00:50:35.640 this exactly what

00:50:36.540 the who had planned

00:50:37.860 and got passed

00:50:38.700 illegally which they

00:50:40.100 haven't passed

00:50:40.720 anything at this

00:50:41.640 point so that that

00:50:43.020 we need to address

00:50:43.800 actually they did

00:50:44.260 actually pass some

00:50:45.420 of the international

00:50:46.540 health regulation

00:50:48.160 amendments they did

00:50:49.100 but it's kind of a

00:50:49.780 watered down version

00:50:50.580 and there's a bit of

00:50:51.280 time to reverse it

00:50:52.120 and the the pandemic

00:50:53.780 treaty or agreement

00:50:55.640 whatever you want to

00:50:56.080 call it was not

00:50:56.620 passed but so I

00:50:59.600 think we did lose a

00:51:00.340 bit of ground there

00:51:01.000 but there there's

00:51:03.200 there's there's still

00:51:04.180 some options open to

00:51:05.020 us so we gained some

00:51:06.520 some win and a little

00:51:07.740 bit of loss as well

00:51:08.800 but we're one of the

00:51:11.720 big gains is that

00:51:12.440 people are become

00:51:13.140 aware of the WHO

00:51:14.520 and what they're up

00:51:15.700 to so it'll be

00:51:16.460 harder for them to

00:51:17.180 move forward

00:51:17.600 right and I want to

00:51:19.280 just I want to

00:51:20.200 empower people right

00:51:21.080 now because I

00:51:22.620 don't buy into

00:51:23.280 anything that the

00:51:24.360 WHO or the UN or

00:51:26.600 the WEF are

00:51:28.040 mandating because

00:51:30.160 they're unelected

00:51:30.940 officials it means

00:51:31.680 squat and if our

00:51:33.220 government takes

00:51:34.020 anything on that

00:51:35.320 is in violation of

00:51:36.180 our constitution

00:51:36.800 charter or bill of

00:51:37.860 rights then we do

00:51:39.440 not have to comply

00:51:40.520 we need to press

00:51:41.920 for legal action

00:51:42.920 against those

00:51:43.740 individuals who

00:51:44.800 are like I

00:51:46.940 said it's treason

00:51:47.880 when you're

00:51:48.500 helping a foreign

00:51:50.460 foreign entity

00:51:51.980 take over and

00:51:53.680 destroy our

00:51:54.280 democracy we

00:51:55.700 absolutely 100%

00:51:57.400 do not need to be

00:51:58.820 complicit or give

00:52:00.200 any validity to

00:52:01.800 any WHO

00:52:02.740 agreement to me

00:52:03.780 it means squat

00:52:04.520 and Canadians need

00:52:05.440 to embrace this and

00:52:06.660 take that on as the

00:52:08.060 truth because you if

00:52:08.900 you buy into it even

00:52:09.920 a smidgen then

00:52:11.440 you're you know

00:52:12.180 what you're going to

00:52:12.600 be lost and we

00:52:14.320 don't want to give

00:52:14.820 them that power

00:52:15.460 okay so the next

00:52:18.220 question is why

00:52:19.240 would government

00:52:19.820 members want to

00:52:20.860 see patient records

00:52:22.020 what's with that

00:52:24.040 well there's a lot

00:52:25.800 of well that's a

00:52:26.860 good question what

00:52:27.420 they say is so they

00:52:28.200 can organize things

00:52:29.140 better you know and

00:52:30.800 streamline and

00:52:32.420 harmonize and that

00:52:33.400 sort of thing right

00:52:34.080 but and of course we

00:52:35.840 don't know what their

00:52:36.580 motivations are we're

00:52:37.260 not inside their

00:52:37.920 heads but it does

00:52:39.220 mean that they

00:52:40.240 could use it for

00:52:40.900 just about any

00:52:41.600 purpose they could

00:52:42.280 find out hey let's

00:52:43.180 say the government

00:52:43.680 wanted to hire you

00:52:45.560 for a job as a

00:52:47.000 translator they could

00:52:47.920 look up your records

00:52:48.740 and say I don't

00:52:49.640 think so this person

00:52:50.340 has got diabetes

00:52:51.740 type 2 they're not

00:52:53.740 a good health risk

00:52:54.520 and we may have to

00:52:55.280 pay out or look at

00:52:56.640 this person had a

00:52:57.440 had a you know a

00:52:59.380 marital breakdown

00:53:00.200 and there were they

00:53:01.420 had you know anxiety

00:53:02.660 afterwards and they

00:53:03.580 had to see a

00:53:04.020 psychologist you know

00:53:05.420 things like that and

00:53:06.380 they could use so

00:53:07.060 that could be used

00:53:07.680 weaponized against

00:53:08.440 you in some way so

00:53:09.500 that's just one

00:53:10.180 possibility there are

00:53:11.580 others too I mean you

00:53:12.760 know what information

00:53:13.400 is is power as you

00:53:15.400 say I guess knowledge

00:53:16.260 is power I would have

00:53:17.380 to say wisdom is

00:53:18.040 power but you know if

00:53:19.160 you work your way

00:53:19.580 down information is

00:53:21.080 kind of what is being

00:53:22.080 traded around and why

00:53:22.960 they try to get so

00:53:23.720 much on you how much

00:53:25.180 how much milk you use

00:53:26.480 out of a refrigerator

00:53:27.160 what TV shows you

00:53:28.240 watch all that sort of

00:53:29.340 thing with smart houses

00:53:30.420 and you know smart

00:53:31.760 suit is going to be the

00:53:32.400 same but so I think

00:53:34.880 that we have to be

00:53:35.580 very careful of any

00:53:36.940 type of loss of

00:53:38.880 confidentiality but

00:53:40.580 particularly our

00:53:41.080 medical records

00:53:41.700 and one of the other

00:53:44.760 things a major one of

00:53:45.860 course would be the

00:53:47.020 fact they want to see

00:53:48.220 if you're vaxxed or

00:53:49.840 not are your children

00:53:51.020 vaxxed they want those

00:53:52.200 medical records

00:53:53.200 right that's a billion

00:53:56.560 trillion gazillion dollar

00:53:58.800 business and so they

00:54:00.780 you know absolutely and

00:54:02.900 also other things they

00:54:03.600 could target other

00:54:04.200 things so let's say

00:54:04.800 your doctor was not

00:54:05.940 prescribing enough so

00:54:07.240 they could take a you

00:54:08.340 know a big picture

00:54:08.980 your doctor not giving

00:54:09.900 enough a handy

00:54:11.200 hypertensive medication

00:54:12.300 or you know or this

00:54:14.480 or that whatever you

00:54:15.740 know the newest

00:54:16.260 regulations are then

00:54:17.420 they could target your

00:54:18.160 doctor too right yeah

00:54:20.400 I mean she maybe they

00:54:22.600 you know gave you gave

00:54:24.620 you a prescription for

00:54:25.640 hydroxychloroquine or

00:54:26.900 ivermectin or

00:54:28.060 well they've already done

00:54:28.880 that they already got us

00:54:31.200 here with that you know

00:54:32.360 you couldn't prescribe

00:54:33.100 those uh or you would

00:54:34.500 call up in front of the

00:54:35.340 college but you know

00:54:36.660 people went out got the

00:54:38.040 ones from the uh from the

00:54:39.560 from the feed lot from the

00:54:40.840 horse store and uh and

00:54:42.520 use that which is I think

00:54:43.760 it's supposed to be very

00:54:44.480 high quality the avl uh I

00:54:47.020 get Alberta vet labs made a

00:54:48.380 very good product type of

00:54:50.160 ivermectin yeah it's

00:54:52.280 actually very easy yeah it's

00:54:54.160 very easy to get a hold of

00:54:55.520 the ivermectin and uh equine

00:54:57.740 uh businesses uh carry that i

00:55:00.980 mean cbsa was refusing to

00:55:05.600 allow it many people's orders

00:55:07.260 have been declined at the

00:55:08.680 border and it's one of the

00:55:10.720 safest drugs people are very

00:55:12.000 familiar with that now but um

00:55:14.260 moving forward i i think that

00:55:16.680 individual should definitely

00:55:18.040 have a stock on hand because it

00:55:19.900 really does work um okay you

00:55:22.900 know some people you know

00:55:24.040 there's also a horse paste which

00:55:25.600 has apple flavor in it and you

00:55:26.900 can make hors d'oeuvres out of

00:55:28.000 that i hear and uh and invite

00:55:29.960 your neighbors over as a

00:55:31.280 preventive all right i hadn't

00:55:35.300 heard that one yet very nice

00:55:36.500 steven thank you okay um given

00:55:39.620 that they would not accept dr

00:55:42.140 malta oh i think this has to do

00:55:43.980 with the bc conservatives and the

00:55:47.060 fact that you were running for

00:55:48.400 office there's a couple of

00:55:49.520 questions in here would you like

00:55:51.200 to address that or would you

00:55:52.460 prefer yeah i could address that

00:55:54.120 yeah i think i had the

00:55:55.160 shortest candidacy of in a

00:55:57.240 political party than than anyone

00:55:59.320 in canada in the history of

00:56:00.300 canada probably it was probably

00:56:01.840 about six hours long but i think

00:56:04.040 what happened was this is that um

00:56:06.200 is that once once my candidacy was

00:56:09.500 was um announced for us a an area

00:56:13.120 here on on vancouver island that

00:56:15.640 the i think it was the uh the bc

00:56:19.060 united which is the old liberal

00:56:20.280 party uh dug up stuff out of

00:56:23.040 speeches that i had made in the

00:56:24.220 last couple of years traveling

00:56:25.340 around the province and talking

00:56:26.580 uh one was to do a question about

00:56:28.740 um people asking about can people

00:56:30.300 have magnetism after they had the

00:56:31.900 covet shot and there was plenty

00:56:33.220 of evidence that yes they could

00:56:34.340 uh there was a study out of

00:56:35.780 luxembourg supporting that in fact

00:56:37.080 where people were brought to tears

00:56:39.280 seeing that things would stick to

00:56:40.640 their sight of their shots their

00:56:41.940 covet shots and uh and also that i

00:56:44.220 had spoken out against childhood

00:56:45.620 vaccination um when i when i spoke

00:56:47.960 in romania saying that we need to put

00:56:49.700 a halt on them because the risk

00:56:51.000 benefit is not good for childhood

00:56:53.020 vaccines and by that i mean all of

00:56:55.080 them those were my personal comments

00:56:56.480 anyway when when these things were

00:56:58.000 dug up and i guess the media started

00:56:59.660 making inquiries that's uh that's

00:57:02.260 when uh the party started getting

00:57:04.880 nervous and john rustat who's the

00:57:06.340 leader of the conservative party

00:57:08.060 british columbia got nervous and

00:57:10.020 they felt that that there was issues

00:57:12.100 here one is they stood i think john

00:57:14.320 still does stood for freedom of speech

00:57:16.380 and that people should not be censored

00:57:18.320 or gagged uh that was on one side

00:57:20.660 weighing against the party's success

00:57:22.940 the idea that if if the party now had

00:57:25.900 a shot at being successful to get

00:57:27.420 into office here and get rid of the

00:57:28.500 ndp who i tell you in my opinion need

00:57:30.940 to be out because they are killing

00:57:32.780 uh british columbians uh through their

00:57:35.080 policies uh indirectly in some cases and

00:57:38.260 maybe yeah indirectly i'd say but you

00:57:40.340 know if you can't find a doctor and

00:57:41.640 you or your ambulance doesn't come

00:57:43.000 that's almost direct but um

00:57:45.860 so john i think felt that uh that

00:57:48.880 having someone who was as far out of

00:57:51.280 the overton window as myself kind of

00:57:52.880 way out here might be a challenge uh

00:57:56.320 for people who are in the middle voting

00:57:57.920 who you know could could handle most

00:57:59.800 issues like even the covet shots were

00:58:01.320 dangerous but they may have trouble

00:58:02.980 with some of the other ideas that

00:58:04.580 people were magnetized the sight of

00:58:06.560 their shots etc and that the and that

00:58:09.060 the media would continually to uh to

00:58:12.100 bring that topic up again and again

00:58:14.120 and again and that that would take up

00:58:16.060 the time which was important for

00:58:17.480 debate of other topics you know such

00:58:19.540 as housing and affordability and crime

00:58:22.280 on the streets and health care even

00:58:24.120 so uh so on one hand he had freedom of

00:58:27.400 speech and i think he kind of cut short

00:58:30.180 my vetting what he said he told me uh

00:58:32.640 because he really wanted me as as a

00:58:34.720 candidate because he had heard me speak

00:58:36.300 and so forth um but when he started to

00:58:39.260 see how vicious the attack from the

00:58:40.800 mainstream media was going to be and how

00:58:42.420 the other parties could use it to

00:58:44.460 prevent their the the bc conservative

00:58:47.300 party actually getting into office but

00:58:49.940 also addressing issues which are

00:58:51.220 important he did he asked me to resign

00:58:53.460 now in the time i didn't actually resign

00:58:55.660 i was thinking it through and i was

00:58:57.400 removed but um yeah so it's a it's a

00:59:00.900 it's a challenging issue and i know a

00:59:02.280 lot of the freedom party who was behind

00:59:03.920 you know behind um the idea of freedom

00:59:07.540 of speech and all the things that the bc

00:59:09.740 conservative party had promised um

00:59:13.000 we're pretty upset about it yeah well i

00:59:16.660 was too i gotta be honest with you um and

00:59:19.460 now that's your one of three that the uh

00:59:22.840 bc conservatives have removed there was

00:59:24.620 a young man in courtney and again it had

00:59:27.120 to do with his social media and you know

00:59:29.840 what uh i know a very strongly worded

00:59:32.440 letter uh many were sent to john stating

00:59:35.720 that if you're going to cave to the

00:59:38.220 mainstream media who has done nothing

00:59:39.960 but lie and is paid by the federal

00:59:42.020 government and uh globalist elites and

00:59:45.720 that you know our children are being

00:59:48.560 sexually uh groomed in the schools they're

00:59:52.360 leading to surgeries that are mutilating

00:59:54.620 their bodies they're being sterilized

00:59:57.240 there's the uh mass immigration and the

01:00:01.220 threat of uh radical activists that are

01:00:04.740 growing uh in cells within canada you've

01:00:08.220 got this 15 minute city thing that is

01:00:10.320 happening if we can't boldly speak truth

01:00:13.080 if that isn't uh respected and i mean i

01:00:17.180 mean i believe the reason that john

01:00:19.960 rustad finally started to gain ground when

01:00:22.880 he stepped away and became independent and

01:00:26.100 then there was a second and they formed

01:00:27.700 we're able to form the party was because

01:00:29.920 he was finally speaking on the issues that

01:00:32.420 are of the greatest concern to the majority

01:00:34.920 of citizens even the people on the

01:00:37.300 spence if you speak boldly are you know

01:00:40.280 pulling over to this side so i even this

01:00:44.340 young man that's on the island i heard what

01:00:46.160 was that last week that got removed i'm

01:00:48.300 like that's very disappointing it made me

01:00:51.380 as a leader of an organization we don't

01:00:54.940 often say hey we're behind this party but

01:00:57.560 when you've got the ndp and the bc uh liberals

01:01:00.840 who who have destroyed british columbia and

01:01:03.320 then you've got the bc conservatives coming

01:01:05.140 out we're going to take down soji we're going

01:01:07.400 to deal with the uh treaties with the natives

01:01:09.780 we're going you know all so many different

01:01:11.580 things that are and number one health care

01:01:16.020 of course yeah sorry um other things

01:01:18.500 other issues other issues in health care that

01:01:20.580 they're working on too in fact i was i've

01:01:22.620 been helping them a little bit behind the

01:01:24.000 scenes in terms of of creating a health care

01:01:26.180 policy and how we're going to have to just

01:01:28.320 turn things around here because uh there's

01:01:30.300 not just the unvaccinated uh being kicked out but

01:01:32.740 there's many things about our health care

01:01:33.940 system which are off the rails yeah yeah so i i

01:01:38.420 was disappointed with that uh dr maltose i

01:01:40.900 think that you're so well respected that

01:01:43.300 people would value a doctor running for office

01:01:47.080 you're a man of integrity and uh yeah i'm really

01:01:50.500 disappointed i i hope they change their mind

01:01:52.480 and then in the last week i believe it was just

01:01:55.540 yesterday and last week two um mlas from the

01:02:00.400 uh bc united party liberal party has now been

01:02:05.240 accepted one was in the kootenays and i forget

01:02:07.940 where the second lady that just uh had come out

01:02:10.980 and they one of the surrey in surrey british

01:02:14.160 columbia yeah right okay one of the districts in

01:02:16.840 surrey so to me i i'm just like i would even want to

01:02:20.820 sit down oh that's right in south surrey actually

01:02:23.380 on 24th she is one of our chapter leaders went to visit

01:02:26.200 her this morning and because that's that's that's of

01:02:29.820 more concern to me it's like what were you doing the

01:02:32.960 whole time sitting on the liberals but now you see that

01:02:36.160 those parties are going down that it was an unpopular

01:02:39.080 position to take and now you're navigating over to the

01:02:42.740 conservative party because you want to get

01:02:44.220 re-elected i i just don't think that's a good reason to vote for

01:02:48.120 somebody yeah no i agree with you and you know it's um

01:02:51.360 politics is very it's a very complex thing you know it's not always

01:02:55.900 black and white like you might accept someone over

01:02:58.240 from another party because they bring a type of

01:03:01.360 uh they bring something else besides necessarily integrity

01:03:04.780 right they may bring over oh hey say we've got someone who's a member of the

01:03:08.460 lgbtq and so um community and so you know we can now uh we can now

01:03:15.100 criticize soji because we're not criticizing lgbtq because

01:03:18.640 obviously we stand with them because we've got a member

01:03:21.160 right or we've got a candidate so um there are various different things plus

01:03:26.200 there's a lot of you know political uh um gain i think by watching let's see

01:03:32.700 from the point of view of the voter to see someone come from another party

01:03:36.000 and go over to your party now we know that it may be because they don't think

01:03:39.860 they're going to get elected if they stick with you know the bc united

01:03:43.100 which were the liberals um you know that they may be moving to

01:03:47.360 because they felt that my chance are not good with this party that's going

01:03:50.180 that's sinking that's quite possible right um but many voters would say hey

01:03:55.120 they might not be as know as much as us about this and they may say look

01:03:58.300 they must be a great party those bc conservatives because they're just

01:04:01.620 drawing people from other parties jumping over to join them because

01:04:04.780 they're so good there's a lot to do with you know that too and uh it must be

01:04:09.020 tough running a party like being the leader you know because you've got to

01:04:11.580 please all these these candidates and they've you know there are differing

01:04:14.620 views and you want to let them speak freely and you know we're all such

01:04:19.060 different animals right mm-hmm i just think there's uh so many people are

01:04:24.140 tired of political correctness and sitting on the fence

01:04:27.000 and and so we'll see you know we all want the especially the ndp out because

01:04:33.740 that's going to mean that we get a new attorney general

01:04:36.240 um that means that our courts could function differently

01:04:39.740 and the crown could function differently with a brand new government in we could

01:04:43.840 have better results in upcoming legal actions so there is

01:04:47.540 really so much benefit to it so everybody get involved in your

01:04:51.620 communities and support the candidate don't sit back and think that this is

01:04:56.860 just naturally happening and you can show up on

01:04:59.220 on the day and just vote they need your boots on the ground

01:05:02.700 knocking on doors and helping these people get elected

01:05:05.360 and helping financially support support them because

01:05:08.420 it takes a lot to run for office okay so um i think a lot of that uh

01:05:15.300 questions had to do uh you know with your position with the bc conservatives so

01:05:21.140 thanks for being willing to speak about that just know that you're loved and

01:05:25.220 well respected and we all were rooting for you

01:05:28.580 if you ran as an independent thanks very much tanya yeah

01:05:31.940 it was kind of a very uh a very uh pressurized bit of time there we're trying

01:05:35.700 to figure out what what how to work around those two issues because

01:05:38.660 i still think that john is a it does stand for freedom of speech

01:05:42.500 and and removal of censorship i really do uh because i i got to know him you

01:05:46.260 know reasonably well over time and spoke with him on a number of different

01:05:49.140 panels right in town halls and so on and um

01:05:52.500 you know i think he's a really a good honest person but the pressures of

01:05:56.340 politics are fierce and again you're kind of like the

01:06:00.420 mother hen with all these little ml these candidate chicks you know and

01:06:04.020 and some of them want to don't want to do this i want to do that some are

01:06:06.740 running off this way and that way it must be very difficult i i'm just

01:06:10.180 thank god i'm not a leader of party

01:06:12.500 yeah you need to be strong leader of the beaver party if we get a 15-minute

01:06:16.580 city

01:06:20.100 i like it i'd vote for you i would i'd vote for the beaver party

01:06:24.580 oh we all would have those seven foot costumes i like that i hadn't heard that

01:06:28.180 little bit of news yet so all right i i don't really see any other

01:06:32.260 pressing questions here uh so dr maltose i just want to thank you so

01:06:36.420 much for coming on the show and uh providing the presentation and educating

01:06:42.740 our viewers further and so if you have anything new that you'll be taking on

01:06:48.340 in the future or want to report please reach out to me because we'd love to have

01:06:52.340 you back on the show again so uh what would your parting words be to everyone

01:06:57.540 regarding these bills and what the future looks like

01:07:01.620 mm-hmm yeah well see i think you've kind of said it all tanya to tell you the truth but

01:07:07.780 really uh we need to we need to get off the couch and we need to do stuff it's going to be a bit of a

01:07:11.860 long game but we need to really just work keep working hard and you know we have come a very long

01:07:16.340 way in the last four years from being completely nincompoops not knowing what's going on in the

01:07:20.580 world or in our own province they're in our own town on our own island and uh to waking up

01:07:26.660 considerably and we've got a ways to go yet but we've done very well so far so you know uh just

01:07:31.780 keep going and my kind of feeling is that it'll all work out just fine i believe i'm 100 and uh it

01:07:39.220 but it's not gonna it's not gonna happen when you're sitting at home doing nothing it's gonna

01:07:43.780 require work it's gonna require work and i think you could say maybe that's why we're on this planet

01:07:50.420 that's exactly we've got a job to do and i think it'd be a good time to do a plug at this point to

01:07:56.100 encourage our viewers to join action for canada and if there's a local chapter because we've got

01:08:01.460 all kinds of fantastic resources and strategy and campaigns as far as school board trustees as far as

01:08:08.180 your um mayors and city councils your mlas like we're literally lobbying government at all levels

01:08:15.460 and uh trying to raise up good people to run for office and uh just really help do a lot of local

01:08:23.060 activity and help mobilize citizens so that you're not feeling overwhelmed and like you're doing this

01:08:28.580 alone so with that thank you so much for joining us on the show i look forward to having you again one

01:08:34.900 day okay thanks very much tanya goodbye everybody and so i really hope that you will support action

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01:09:06.580 is protected because otherwise they lose an ally as well and we're not going to become the 57th or 58th

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01:10:29.060 will be coming on the show and we are going to be talking about another big topic it is uh made uh

01:10:35.700 made for murder as i refer to it medical assistance in dying dying with dignity all of the little bows that

01:10:44.100 the government tries to put on it to deceive people and it is expanding they're going for our children

01:10:51.220 they're going for those individuals who are merely uh not merely but who are depressed and in need of

01:10:56.980 help and counseling and so angelina is going to come on and help us uh to know how to protect each

01:11:03.140 other from made because you will have a loved one that may be depressed and you will have no ability or

01:11:09.140 authority to stop them if they uh decide to go to a clinic and talk about their problems and they offer the maid

01:11:17.220 it's very concerning can you imagine your teenager uh getting depressed and you as a parent there's a

01:11:23.860 father in alberta who had a has a daughter with um autism who they were going to euthanize in uh

01:11:31.380 february and he put an order in place and i believe he's still fighting that battle i actually haven't had

01:11:36.820 an update on it but it's it's just terrifying okay i have several uh bible verses that i would like to

01:11:44.100 close with proverbs 29 2 is the first one when the godly are in authority the people rejoice but when

01:11:53.940 the wicked are in power they groan man oh man can you feel that pressure can you see how secularism

01:12:02.100 and and you know all this multiculturalism and being a post-national state with no core identities

01:12:08.020 has destroyed canada and so like the united states who are you know saying in god we trust in the

01:12:14.340 schools and are getting back to putting the ten commandments in classrooms we have to return to

01:12:20.340 the traditional values that worked and those were based on biblical principles okay the next verse is

01:12:26.180 going to be proverbs 29 25 the fear of a man of the fear of man is a snare and so we see a lot of

01:12:33.620 politicians who are doing the politically correct because they don't want to be called a racist homophobe

01:12:39.860 hater uh etc right and and so the fear of man is a snare don't get caught up in that don't care about

01:12:47.940 what other people uh may call you or accusations they may make because it will be to your own demise in the

01:12:56.500 end so but rather but whoever trusts in the lord is set securely on high ground and again that's proverbs

01:13:05.300 29 25 and and those are are very very powerful words the fear of man is a snare but whoever trusts in

01:13:13.780 the lord is set securely on high and the last verse that i have today is from proverbs 13 20 he who walks

01:13:24.020 with wise men will be wise but the command companion of fools will be destroyed isn't that just the truth

01:13:31.540 trudeau has surrounded himself with fools uh david eb is a fool who surrounded himself with fools and

01:13:38.020 we're paying the price for that so we've got to be very diligent in who we vote for and that's why so

01:13:43.780 many times i've said continue uh consider uh finding somebody to vote for who is not just a christian by name

01:13:54.340 but by the company that they keep and by the values that they live by and you can know a person by their

01:14:03.540 walk and so vote for people with the highest of integrity who have proven themselves so thank you

01:14:11.620 that's the um i'll end share screen there i just want to say thank you so much for joining me on

01:14:16.900 this weekly news update again i ask that you would give us a thumbs up and that you would share this

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01:15:13.460 and that's what i got to say look at this crowd

01:15:25.780 i'm gonna thank god and god alone for the ground that i'm standing on

01:15:30.580 i'm gonna thank our founding fathers for giving their lives and sacrificing so much for our freedom

01:15:42.260 and i'm calling on you today don't put them to shame don't waste what they did we have guaranteed rights

01:15:51.940 we are putting chapters across the nation we are going to be in every town and every city and we

01:16:07.780 are going to build communities within these communities of life-minded people who are actually

01:16:12.900 going to care for one another again and love on each other and give each other the help when they're down

01:16:18.100 we are going to use the teams and the people that build within chapters to support our businesses

01:16:26.740 the government's actions are completely 100 unlawful judgment will again be found on justice

01:16:37.220 and those with virtuous hearts will pursue it you have a virtuous heart if you are here today

01:16:44.900 pursuing freedom and righteousness and then verse 23 comes along with a promise

01:16:53.700 god says he will turn the sins of evil people back on them he will destroy them for their sins

01:17:04.980 i take great comfort in that because i serve a mighty living god who has allowed us

01:17:13.620 to go through this season of discomfort because we as a nation have turned our backs on him and we need

01:17:21.540 to get right so i am just going to thank you so much i'm going to say god bless you and god bless canada

01:17:42.660 thanks

01:17:53.540 Thank you.

01:18:23.540 Thank you.

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