Action4Canada - Know Your Rights & Assert Them With David Lindsay

00:00:00.000 Joining us this evening is a long-time favorite guest on the Empower Hour, Mr. David Lindsay.

00:00:10.240 David has been involved in freedom issues for over 30 years, and he continues to be a driving force

00:00:16.580 in the ongoing opposition to the COVID-19 fraud. He focuses on teaching a correct understanding

00:00:23.340 and application of common law, which, surprising to many people, originates in the Bible.

00:00:28.980 He is the author of several books, including The Annotated Criminal Charging Procedure in Canada,

00:00:35.560 and he also teaches online seminars where he empowers Canadians to stand up against our corrupt government.

00:00:43.740 Tonight, David will be discussing our guaranteed rights and how to assert them confidently and

00:00:49.200 knowledgeably when approached by law enforcement and other officials. He will also be going over

00:00:54.900 the rights of Canadians to practice peaceful civil disobedience. It's always such a treat to have

00:01:00.500 David on the Empower Hour as he shares his vast knowledge with us. Will you all please help me

00:01:06.520 welcome David Lindsay. Hello, David.

00:01:11.000 Good evening. How are you guys doing?

00:01:13.920 Good, David. Thank you so much for that again, Heather. David, it's so good to have you on.

00:01:18.800 Boy, when I look back at, was it two and a half years ago, I met you at the Victoria legislature.

00:01:27.580 And the way, the reason you and I united is because we were talking about Canada actually

00:01:33.120 being founded on biblical principles and how critically important that is to our freedoms.

00:01:38.520 And a lot of people, you know, they would, they didn't really want to have the conversations back

00:01:42.460 there, but I think things are shifting. And, um, you have been a regular guest on the show

00:01:48.360 as we have worked very diligently to educate Canadians, help them to understand their constitutional

00:01:55.880 rights, not only through the constitution, but by that beloved buried treasure that we've spoken

00:02:01.000 about the coronation oath. And you, you're just almost wrapping up like a 15 week course that you're

00:02:09.340 going to have it available. And I'm going to want you to cover that as well, when you get the floor.

00:02:13.720 And then we've had webinars on, um, how to lay criminal charges against other citizens. So you

00:02:20.840 have been a great resource and a wealth of information, not only, you know, for the action

00:02:25.860 for Canada team, but extended to all of our members and all of Canadians. And, and so I just want to thank

00:02:32.260 you again for coming on. I'm going to hand you the floor, talk about whatever's on your heart,

00:02:36.300 and then I'll be back in a little bit and we'll have some discussion.

00:02:40.840 Sure. Thank you very much for, um, for having me on again tonight. And, um, it's wonderful to see

00:02:46.520 everybody back here as well. Um, I think one of the things that has developed over the last three

00:02:53.400 years that really maybe outside of Quebec really wasn't an issue was the right of protesting.

00:03:00.900 It, it didn't seem to happen very often. Quebec has a bit of a longer history, I think, of doing

00:03:07.080 that, but, uh, at least in the media. But for the most part, protesting seemed to be an, um,

00:03:14.600 either an anomaly or something that scared people off in the rest of Canada. Part of that, of course,

00:03:20.540 is, is the media itself. Um, when people see pictures of, of protests on the media, what do they see?

00:03:27.540 They see, they see cut and paste of videos and pictures from all over the world of people throwing

00:03:35.740 bricks and rocks and, uh, you know, um, all kinds of, um, gas bombs and everything else. And people get

00:03:46.960 the impression that that's what happens at rallies and protests, that that is the norm. And far from it,

00:03:52.900 especially here in Canada, where virtually all protests that have taken place have been peaceful

00:03:59.440 throughout Canada, the RCMP here in British Columbia and in Kelowna have, uh, have repetitively,

00:04:05.640 repetitively announced that they are happy that all the protests here have been peaceful.

00:04:12.040 And as a result, that is kind of an admission as well, that with the protests being peaceful,

00:04:18.320 there's virtually nothing they can do to stop them. And I, I suppose that is the, the starting

00:04:24.980 point that I wanted to mention tonight is the absolute freedom that everybody has in Canada

00:04:31.820 to protest, especially against your governments and what they're doing, which is unlawful and

00:04:38.100 unconstitutional. Uh, it's morally and religiously wrong and ethically wrong, and it's wrong in

00:04:45.840 virtually every way you can look at it. And as a result, the majority of, uh, I shouldn't say

00:04:51.560 the majority, but a lot of people in Canada have taken to the streets over the last two and a half

00:04:56.280 years. In little Kelowna, we had up to 2000 people. And in Vancouver, I think there was 10 to 15,000

00:05:02.640 people and a lot more in, in various other areas across Canada that were exercising their right

00:05:09.360 to protest. And it's a, um, a really critically important right that hopefully more people will

00:05:15.660 participate in, in the future. One of the, um, the things we also participate in here was protesting

00:05:22.080 at our schools for a variety of reasons. Um, we protested on the mask issue and we were handing

00:05:29.520 out flyers to some of the students here at the schools. And this was shortly, shortly before BC

00:05:35.100 brought in legislation, some, well, allegedly to ban that from within 60 feet of the, uh, of the

00:05:42.040 schools. But what they told the public and what the legislation says is entirely different.

00:05:48.720 If you have legislation in your area of the country, in your province or municipality that is being used

00:05:55.840 to allegedly stop you from protesting somewhere, it's critically important to read word for word

00:06:02.960 what that says and compare that to what the government is saying. Because we found out here

00:06:08.020 that their legislation, uh, that they promoted as saying, you can't come within 60 feet of a school

00:06:16.740 only meant you can't go within 60 feet of a school. If you're doing one of the three specified activities,

00:06:23.320 um, preventing people from coming in and out of the, uh, the buildings and a couple of other ones

00:06:28.720 that were there. And if you weren't doing those, then you, you could still peacefully be there right

00:06:34.120 on the sidewalk. And that is entirely different from what the government stated. And, you know,

00:06:40.700 it reminds me going back to 1917 when Sir Thomas White, the finance minister at the time said that

00:06:46.360 income tax was, uh, the income more tax act was only going to be temporary. And then he told that to

00:06:51.840 everybody in Canada. And then he went into a parliament and he said that it was going to be here for all

00:06:56.760 time. This is what these, these people in government do is they mischaracterize and misrepresent not

00:07:03.760 only your rights and freedoms, but they mischaracterize the legislation that they're

00:07:07.620 trying to put in or have put into place. Fortunately, the, the legislation here in BC,

00:07:13.800 though it hasn't been challenged, expires in July of next year, but it's important to recognize that

00:07:20.580 that right of protest cannot be taken away. If it could be taken away, then BC would have passed the

00:07:30.300 statute that says nobody can come within 60 feet who is doing a protest of a school. And they would

00:07:36.680 have left it at that. No matter what the results were, whether you were impeding people from coming

00:07:41.960 and going or intimidating people, it wouldn't have mattered. They would have just unilaterally

00:07:46.360 blanketed everybody in BC and said, you cannot protest in front of a school or a hospital,

00:07:51.420 but they didn't do that. And they didn't do that because they knew they could not do that.

00:07:58.060 Blanket legislation that takes away your right to protest would never ever withstand a charter

00:08:04.120 challenge period. It just would never get that far. And the right to protest, of course,

00:08:10.940 is based on freedom of expression and freedom of speech. Majority of times, we don't have the ability

00:08:18.900 to get what we want said and get what we want heard. The media doesn't put it out there. We have a lack

00:08:25.880 of funds to be able to get, let's say, billboards or advertising happening. And of course, your members

00:08:32.040 of parliament and your MLAs in your province, they won't do anything because they're bought and paid for

00:08:37.420 by the party leader. So as a result, a lot of the activity that we have to take comes about through

00:08:44.260 protest to getting the public aware of what it is we stand for and the information we have that is

00:08:51.780 not available to the public because of what the people in the media and the government are withholding

00:08:57.320 from people, for example. So we need to exercise this right, more appropriately, of freedom. And we need

00:09:03.960 to exercise it much more often than what we're doing right now. They've had a major effect and have

00:09:11.180 scared the heck out of governments all over Canada, especially the truckers' protest.

00:09:18.620 It inspired people around the world. It inspired people in Canada. I find it interesting. Trudeau is

00:09:26.360 coming out publicly in support of all the protesters in China who videos show we're throwing rocks and

00:09:33.580 bombs and everything else at the police. And yet he won't support the peaceful demonstrators and

00:09:39.060 protesters here in Canada, the truckers' comp by, as opposed to those. Clearly a massive hypocrite that we

00:09:46.620 have in power right now. One of the things that we felt was important on this notice, or guidelines,

00:09:54.880 I should say, was the recognition of privacy rights in Canada, because they underscore everything.

00:10:01.300 All your rights and freedoms mean nothing if you do not have privacy. We talk about this constantly

00:10:08.020 at our protest here in Kelowna, of the importance of privacy in every aspect of what you do.

00:10:14.520 You could have absolute 100% trust in your best friends, but that's not the issue. The issue is,

00:10:24.000 if somebody from the government gets a hold of them and gives them a subpoena to go to court for

00:10:28.960 some reason, then they're faced with a quandary of whether they lie under oath to protect you,

00:10:34.780 or they can legitimately say, I don't know, he never told me anything. And that's what you want

00:10:40.720 to avoid for your friends and family a lot of it, too. It's not that they're not trusted,

00:10:45.040 because certainly they are. It's that you want to make sure that you don't give the government a

00:10:50.160 potential weapon to be used against you and put them in a problem either. So privacy is critical,

00:10:55.980 everything. And of course, the most important is cash, using that for everything. But when you're

00:11:01.520 protesting, privacy is important as well. When you go there to protest, you don't want to be

00:11:08.860 bringing a lot of things with you. You don't want to be bringing a lot of ID. They don't need to know

00:11:13.940 what credit cards you have. So why bring them? One piece of ID is generally sufficient. If you're

00:11:20.200 going to go there and you're going to protest, they don't need anything more. And if you're going

00:11:25.240 to go there, don't bring a lot of money. I mean, I personally have met people that carry $10,000 a

00:11:33.200 day in their pants, in their pockets. And in average every day, walking around, I guess nobody knows,

00:11:40.920 it may not make a difference. But if you're going to go to a protest, where, as Tanya said,

00:11:46.080 the police may be on a power trip, the last thing you want to be doing is walking around with a lot

00:11:50.180 of money. In BC, that can be emphasized even more when you've got idiots like Eby, the premier now,

00:11:58.920 who is going public and saying that we're going to pass a law that if you can't justify where you

00:12:03.920 got your wealth from, it's going to get forward forfeited to the crown, and they're going to take it.

00:12:08.080 That's going to be subject of another day. But I'm pointing that out to say, when you do go in

00:12:14.320 and protest, think about the things you're going to bring with you. If you're taking a phone,

00:12:18.480 try and lock everything so that the police or anything can't get into your phone either when

00:12:23.780 you're there. You don't want them accessing your pictures. You don't want them accessing your

00:12:28.780 emails. Lock them out on everything as much as you can. Or if you've got a dummy spare phone,

00:12:35.360 take a phone with absolutely nothing on it. And the only thing that will be on it will be your

00:12:41.260 videos and pictures you take. And that would be much better as well. These rights and freedoms

00:12:48.640 that we're exercising are critically important, and the government hates them. They hate anybody who

00:12:55.360 exercises them because it exposes what they're doing in a manner that they can't control.

00:13:01.000 They can control lawyers in a courtroom. They can't control you on the street. And the Supreme

00:13:07.640 Court of Canada has recognized on a number of occasions the importance of the, not only importance

00:13:12.680 of this freedom, but the extent that it goes to. One person, for example, was taken to court for

00:13:20.580 violating a regulation that prohibited handing out leaflets inside an airport. And that went to the

00:13:26.400 Supreme Court of Canada. And they were very clear in a unanimous decision that you have a constitutional

00:13:32.320 right to hand out leaflets inside an airport. As long as you're not infringing anybody doing it,

00:13:39.640 you can't cause a disturbance doing it, for example. But on the basis that we all protest peacefully,

00:13:46.740 which includes handing out informational packages and leaflets and so on,

00:13:50.560 these people can't stop you. They can't stop you at all. Interestingly enough, in that decision,

00:13:57.360 Lammer wrote that the right to peaceful protest includes on the roads. And if it includes on the

00:14:06.920 roads, then it includes the sidewalks. So you have a constitutional liberty to protest on sidewalks,

00:14:15.320 outside of schools, outside of hospitals, as long as you're not infringing somebody's ability to get

00:14:21.460 in and out of the building. And I thought that was critically important when he recognized that

00:14:28.440 fundamental aspect of what we're doing. So when you're in front of schools, you have that liberty to be

00:14:35.080 there. And let that ground you in your heart and everything you're doing to believe that you have

00:14:43.840 that power to be there, that liberty to be there. You don't want to be thinking to yourself,

00:14:49.260 should I be here? I shouldn't be here. Then you're not certain of what you're doing. And you may not be

00:14:54.640 certain of your convictions of what you believe in for being there. Ultimately, you want to make sure you

00:15:01.620 understand that you have a constitutional liberty to be at these places and to be there to protest

00:15:08.220 and hand out leaflets. And Sapinka, as well, in the same decision, recognized that streets and parks

00:15:17.800 have historically been used for demonstrations for protests. And consequently, you have a constitutional

00:15:25.480 right, liberty is a better word, to be able to use those. Use them to your advantage.

00:15:31.620 And do so peacefully. Because peaceful civil disobedience and peaceful protests are something

00:15:38.220 that they really, they have no power over. And we wanted to emphasize this in this guide,

00:15:44.900 in these guidelines, that you have the liberty, you have the freedom to be there.

00:15:50.760 And if they're going to pass statutes like they did in BC, they're highly unconstitutional,

00:15:55.880 if they were passed in a broad sense to say you can't be there at all. But the fact that they word

00:16:02.580 them in a manner that's, if you read it very closely, it says you can be there, just don't do

00:16:08.560 certain things like interfere with somebody or intimidate them. And that's fine, because we don't do that

00:16:14.180 anyway. And it's, it's important that you can be at these places, and don't let them to tell you

00:16:21.500 otherwise. And protesting isn't simply about expressing your opposition to what the government

00:16:29.920 is doing. Protesting involves education of others, you want to be able to get your points across

00:16:35.420 that you're making. For example, on the SOGI material, on all the materials they're doing in

00:16:41.280 the school system in relation to that right now, you want to be able to get facts across to those

00:16:46.840 parents, that they are not eligible otherwise, because the schools are telling the kids not to

00:16:52.140 tell their parents about what they're being taught. And as a result, if you don't stand up at the

00:16:58.260 schools and tell them who's going to do it, because it's not going to be the media or anybody else.

00:17:03.380 And consequently, your right to protest does include, by necessity, the power to hand leaflets

00:17:11.280 out to anybody going in and out of that facility while you're there. And critically, as long as your

00:17:19.400 informational pamphlets that you're handing out are professionally done, you're fine. And you should

00:17:24.580 be able to give those out, not just to the parents, but to the students as well. To all of them that are

00:17:29.720 going in there, you should be able to get that. The benefit of having a lot of that material in

00:17:36.180 writing is it prevents the government from falsifying charges against you as well. And if your materials

00:17:44.000 you're handing out are professionally done, and they're accurate and truthful, they really take away

00:17:50.520 all that power to lay, say, hate charges against you, for example. And we wanted to emphasize that

00:17:56.720 as well in these guidelines, that any allegation that you are promoting hate is fundamentally wrong

00:18:05.020 and unsupported. And you need to stand up to anybody and say, no, we are not opposing that hate

00:18:11.280 in the sense that it's defined in the criminal code. You are entitled to hate the material that they're

00:18:17.120 bringing out. If you look in the Bible, many times God said he hated various aspects of various things

00:18:23.200 that were being done. So you have, and I've said this for a long time, you have a constitutional right

00:18:31.580 to hate. It's not something you want to do very often because it's a negative emotion. You definitely

00:18:37.740 want to focus on love. But you're right to be able to hate that material. Absolutely. It's not good.

00:18:44.460 It's very evil material they're handing out. But don't allow them to try and charge you under the

00:18:52.300 criminal code because you are doing nothing that's unlawful by expressing your emotions and by

00:18:57.540 expressing your dissatisfaction with that material that's being handed out. You have every constitutional

00:19:02.920 liberty to do so. And if you didn't, saying that you have a right to be there, to be on the street,

00:19:09.220 but you couldn't talk to anybody or hand out brochures to anybody would be futile. It would

00:19:16.180 be meaningless. Just you pinch people standing there with a sign, which has its own power. People

00:19:21.220 could read the signs that are slowly going in, but they would have no information and no evidence to

00:19:26.240 back it up. So those brochures are incredibly important to be able to get out there.

00:19:31.060 Your freedom of speech, freedom of assembly rights are all contained in section two of

00:19:37.360 the charter. And all those rights are looked at synonymously. Although they're individually

00:19:43.500 listed, they all follow under the same rubric. And they're all considered or usually considered

00:19:48.940 anyway together. So part of the liberty that you have also includes the liberty to approach your

00:20:01.700 city councils. And you can have protests in front of council if you don't approve of what they're

00:20:07.600 doing. The Supreme Court of Canada has recognized on several occasions your right to liberty to

00:20:15.140 demonstrate and protest in front of parliament, the legislatures, and your municipal buildings,

00:20:20.740 your government buildings where they're doing that. So that's something to keep in mind. And

00:20:25.860 that right of protest, as long as it's done according to the rules, allows you to go into

00:20:30.920 city council chambers and make representations as well.

00:20:36.700 Now, these protests, we've said the term before, but I want to emphasize, they have to be peaceful.

00:20:44.100 And if somebody in the crowd is being boisterous or causing problems or doing something, causing

00:20:53.020 disturbance, doing something they shouldn't be doing, then you want to just back away from them.

00:20:58.080 They can't arrest you for being at a protest because somebody else is breaking the law at that same

00:21:05.620 protest. I want to emphasize that. If somebody else is breaking the law, they can be arrested.

00:21:12.240 If somebody is starting fights, for example, they could be arrested. But that doesn't mean you can.

00:21:18.660 Back away and just stay away from them. And make sure that you cannot even be associated with them.

00:21:24.760 And there's nothing that they can do to you. Simply being there when other people are breaking the law

00:21:30.520 does not give the officers the power to make any arrests for anybody who is not breaking the law.

00:21:37.780 Period. Recently, several months ago, some of the Kelowna bylaw officers came up to our protests

00:21:47.380 on Saturdays and they said, David, we have a question for you. And I just looked at him and I said,

00:21:52.600 you know what? I don't answer questions. I ask them. And he looked at me and I asked a few questions of

00:22:02.200 him, which he would not answer. And he wanted to know if I had a permit. And I just kept repeating

00:22:07.480 it. I don't answer questions. I asked them. And generally speaking, that's the philosophy you

00:22:14.780 should follow. If police officers, despite the good cop, bad cop routine who are being nice to you,

00:22:22.140 if they're asking you questions, be respectful and just say, sorry, I don't ask. I don't answer

00:22:27.260 questions. I have the right to remain silent if you want to put it in those politically correct

00:22:31.400 terms as well. But you can ask them questions and you can ask a lot of questions. Those police

00:22:38.000 officers are required to have ID badges on them or to provide their name to you or an ID number,

00:22:44.340 something that you can identify them with. And the Supreme Court of Canada and other cases have

00:22:48.380 come down very harshly on officers who refuse to identify themselves very, very harshly. And that

00:22:54.440 can't come back to harm them in the long run if they refuse to identify themselves.

00:23:01.720 When you're interacting with the government at all times, it's important to be respectful,

00:23:07.500 of course. Part of being peaceful is being respectful. And they kind of go hand in hand together

00:23:14.160 in the sense that if you're not being peaceful, you're going to be causing problems for other people

00:23:21.560 and not giving them the respect that they deserve. Right. And it's unfortunate that at some of the

00:23:31.780 protests, people get ticketed and or people do get charged. When we first started our protests in

00:23:38.260 Kelowna, I got three charges from the RCMP for not complying with the, I think, six foot distance

00:23:45.300 by law or order that Bonnie Henry had issued. Subsequently, the Crown stayed all charges and they were all

00:23:51.980 dropped and they didn't go anywhere anyway. But ultimately, you need to be prepared to stand on your

00:23:59.240 constitutional rights and liberties and don't bow down. If they're going to ticket you and they're going to

00:24:05.180 charge you, don't resist. Give them your name. Let them know who you are. And if they're going to give you a

00:24:13.720 ticket, take the ticket, you can write on the ticket. I am not waiving any of my rights and freedoms

00:24:18.500 and let them know in no uncertain terms that you don't agree with what they're doing.

00:24:25.140 But the problem with identification, especially a common law, since the police first started,

00:24:31.000 is that if you don't identify yourself under the criminal code, they can hold you in custody for

00:24:38.020 as long as it takes so that they're certain they know who they're dealing with. Not only that,

00:24:43.720 if you refuse to identify yourself, and I'm talking after you've been arrested or detained,

00:24:50.060 if you refuse to identify yourself, then they'll hold you to it until they can ID you. And if they

00:24:58.720 think that you're not going to come back to court or come to court on an appearance notice or on a

00:25:07.380 summons, if they think, well, you know, they're not telling us who they are, we could give them a

00:25:13.260 summons and they're just not going to show up anymore. They might hold you to bring you before a

00:25:18.360 judge. My recommendation is if the police do, if they do charge you or arrest you or detain you,

00:25:29.960 give them your name. You can hold them legally accountable down the road, civilly. And if they've

00:25:37.000 put you under arrest, and there is nothing there to put you under arrest for, then you can also hold

00:25:42.880 them criminally accountable for assault. So be plightful and respect to them. And let them know

00:25:52.740 in no uncertain terms. If they can't show you the law, then you're staying, and you're not going

00:25:57.860 anywhere. And let them make the first move. The fundamental principle of our law is that you have

00:26:04.360 the liberty to be there. That's the essence of freedom. If they're going to take it away,

00:26:09.740 they have the obligation to justify it. You do not have to justify why you're there.

00:26:17.560 Number one, your actions speak for itself. You're there because you're opposing whatever it is you're

00:26:21.700 there for. Putting that aside, you don't have to tell them anything, not a word, about why you're

00:26:28.160 there. And if they're thinking of laying a charge, anything you say will be used against you, even if

00:26:34.200 it's said prior to the arrest. So it's a good example. Maybe have a spokesman in your group, and

00:26:41.740 that is the only person that will talk to the police if they're there. I know at our protests and so on,

00:26:49.200 if the police or security ever come, they just come directly up to me. They won't talk to anybody

00:26:53.860 else in the crowd. And I generally talk to them. And it gets handled generally pretty good. But if they

00:27:02.020 don't know anybody there, then somebody should be, you know, a good idea to designate somebody,

00:27:06.960 especially somebody who's got a basic understanding of their rights and freedoms and the law and what

00:27:12.180 the police can and cannot do. If they put you under detainment, which is basically saying you're not

00:27:19.460 under arrest, but they're holding you, because maybe you're a person of interest, or they think

00:27:23.680 something might turn up. Again, you're not required to talk to them, say a word to them, they can do a

00:27:30.300 pat down search very quickly, just to see you make sure you don't have weapons on you and so on. And they

00:27:36.760 have to release you as quickly as possible once they determine that you've done nothing wrong. So

00:27:41.540 they're not allowed to hold you for hours and hours at a time if you're under detainment. If you're

00:27:47.300 under arrest, however, I want to mention one thing right off the bat. Very, very, very, very, very,

00:27:53.740 very few people are ever arrested at a protest. And the concept people have of people throwing rocks

00:28:00.460 and everybody causing damage simply doesn't happen in Canada. People need to lose that fear that if

00:28:06.600 they come out to a public demonstration, that that is what's going to happen, because it doesn't.

00:28:12.040 And the police rarely, rarely, if ever, charge anybody or arrest anybody. Sometimes you might get a

00:28:19.360 ticket under the COVID stuff, which for the most part is gone now. But I don't recall really too many

00:28:27.240 people being arrested at protests. So keep that in mind, that the fact that you're at a protest, there's a

00:28:35.720 presumption at law, you have a liberty to be there. And you're not going to be arrested unless you do

00:28:41.360 something wrong. And what else did we put in here? Give me one second here.

00:28:55.500 I was going to as well, David, I wanted to bring the screen up for a moment. And just to give the viewers an idea,

00:29:02.580 you were talking, you were covering something earlier. I didn't want to interrupt you. But I think it's important so that

00:29:08.720 people can understand when there is some sort of legislation or an act passed, it is a good idea to go in and read

00:29:17.200 it in its entirety. And when you were giving the example of being outside of a school, and the government

00:29:23.940 wanted to restrict any protests outside of city council office, healthcare facilities, and as well outside of

00:29:31.860 schools, they came up with an act. And this is just an example for BC, where they said that you could not

00:29:37.920 access zones that you may not impede access to or aggress from the facility, physically interfere with

00:29:46.160 or otherwise disrupt the provision of services at the facility, intimidate or attempt to intimidate an

00:29:53.000 individual or otherwise do or say anything that could reasonably be expected to cause an individual

00:29:57.720 concern for the individual's physical or mental safety. And when you and I were going through this the

00:30:03.780 other night, and you had brought this section of section up of the BC Act, we were like, well, wait a

00:30:10.920 minute, that means that this 60 foot non access outside of schools doesn't apply, because we wouldn't be

00:30:21.460 causing any physical or mental threat. Handing out a flat flyer is not a physical or mental threat. We're not

00:30:29.280 blocking any access to the schools or sidewalks. And we're not physically interfering with or disrupting

00:30:36.000 the services to the school. And and so, you know, once when you're speaking about it, it's one thing

00:30:42.400 about actually to see how sneaky they were to try to say that you one may be required to stay at least

00:30:48.680 20 meters or 60 feet from the boundary line of all schools, hospitals, as well as vaccination and testing

00:30:55.560 sites. You know, yeah, so I'll just I'll stop share screen there. Was there anything else on here that

00:31:03.020 you wanted me to bring up as you were going through the points? Yeah, there was one of the I'm just going

00:31:08.380 to get into it on sec where I've listed section 175 and 180 of and 430 of the criminal code. Right,

00:31:15.900 that's right here. Yeah, I've been in this situation before. And I want to mention it to everybody,

00:31:21.740 because it's one of the favorite tricks that police officers play. They will put you under arrest

00:31:27.320 for no reason. You've done nothing wrong. And backing up, this is one of the critical reasons

00:31:33.100 of importance that you need at least one, if not two people. They're doing constant video work

00:31:37.920 on everything. And they will put you under arrest. And they'll say you'll ask what you're under arrest

00:31:44.420 for. And they'll say causing a disturbance. Meanwhile, you've done absolutely nothing. If you look,

00:31:49.340 for example, right there, Tanya, if you look, and it says everyone who not being in a dwelling house

00:31:54.000 causes a disturbance in or near a public place by fighting, screaming, shouting, swearing, and so on.

00:32:00.680 And the officers will come up and they will say, well, you were screaming, you were swearing, and you

00:32:06.880 were doing this or doing that. That alone is not sufficient grounds to put you under arrest

00:32:12.900 for causing a disturbance. They have to show that screaming and swearing and yelling actually caused

00:32:20.440 an externally manifested disturbance among some other people who weren't even involved. People

00:32:26.400 walking down the street, for example, or something. So it's important to really understand

00:32:32.300 that these guys will, these police officers frequently, have falsified charges just to get

00:32:38.400 you off the protest line. And it's important to always ask them questions. What exactly did I do

00:32:44.640 that you're saying caused the disturbance? Okay, you were yelling and screaming and swearing. Okay,

00:32:50.680 what evidence do you rely upon that there was a disturbance caused? Because if you're in the

00:32:56.580 middle of the woods and you're yelling and screaming and swearing, there's no disturbance.

00:33:00.260 It has to have a relationship component where other people are going to give evidence and say,

00:33:06.920 yeah, I was disturbed. And in most cases, that's simply not the case. And it's the same with causing

00:33:13.560 a nuisance or common mischief, for example. They could falsify those charges on you. And if they do,

00:33:21.360 you want to know exactly at that time what it is that they're relying upon. And it will prevent them

00:33:27.920 from falsifying facts or evidence in the future. And it will help you to expose that what they've done

00:33:34.640 is wrong. Many times the Crown, and they've done it with me, where an officer has said,

00:33:40.500 you're under arrest for causing disturbance. I get hauled away. And you find out a couple months

00:33:45.920 later, the Crown says, nah, we're just staying the charge. They're not going anywhere, because there

00:33:49.600 was nothing there to begin with. That's when you can start taking legal action against the police

00:33:54.120 officers who've done that. And it's just absolutely important as well, that you need to know

00:34:01.040 how to get information that you can use in your favor. And to that end, at the very end,

00:34:06.900 we've noticed that you can do access and privacy requests on the RCMP. And you can also go

00:34:13.200 provincially, most of them provincially, they combine them. And you can get information there from the,

00:34:18.480 if it's a local police department, to get information that they have all their, you can get all their

00:34:23.900 notes, all their emails, and the attachments that go with it, all their instructions, any phone calls that

00:34:29.700 were made. If somebody phones in a complaint, you can get that phone call. And what was said,

00:34:35.720 anything that you want in relation to what you were doing at that protest, you can get subsequent

00:34:42.120 to the day after the fact, you can get that through access to information. And I would urge everybody to

00:34:48.040 take advantage of those provisions and find out what they're doing. Ultimately, the whole objective of

00:34:55.200 these guidelines is to empower you to know that you have the liberty to be there. And take confidence

00:35:03.520 in that liberty that you have. And as long as you're obeying the law, and not doing anything

00:35:11.220 unlawful, and as long as their orders are lawful, then there's nothing they can do to get you away.

00:35:18.700 I think it's important that people be as close in proximity as you can to where you want to be,

00:35:25.560 whether it's a school or a hospital, as long as you're not interfering with people going in and

00:35:31.040 out of the building. And you have that right to be there.

00:35:36.000 Good. David, before I stop sharing screen, I just want to let people know that this resource of Know

00:35:42.700 Your Rights, it's going to be the guidelines, and we will be putting it under resources. And we will

00:35:48.540 include this Empower Hour video in there as well. I mean, it will be on the Empower Hour page. But for

00:35:55.160 future, if you want quick access to it, I think it'll be best to have this video on the guidelines

00:35:59.860 page. And what David was talking about earlier, is that it is, and it's in the guidelines, was that we

00:36:07.660 need to be with consistent and ongoing engagement. Because that is the voice of the people needs to

00:36:15.580 continue to press into elected officials. And we need to engage until the required change has been

00:36:21.540 achieved. And just as good news to show that what Action for Canada is doing nationwide by applying

00:36:28.740 this, by training our chapter leaders and our members, like everybody, all of our viewers here today,

00:36:34.340 is that you can achieve these same wins. So in Ontario, the government had started mumbling about

00:36:41.420 mandating masks for children. So the Ottawa School Board and the Durham School Board decided that they

00:36:48.000 were going to be one of the ones to have the first votes. Well, because of the specific work of our

00:36:53.480 chapter leaders, and rallying the people to come to the school board trustee meetings, and do their

00:37:00.040 civic duty. I mean, we have a duty to maintain the rules and the laws when we are faced with oppressors

00:37:09.640 and violators of those laws. They will just carry on and get away with it unless we engage them and

00:37:16.040 unless we speak up and put a stop to it. And because of the work of our teams in Ontario, they got an

00:37:23.680 overwhelming 9-2 vote against masking. The school board trustees voted 9-2. Now, in Ottawa, this was

00:37:33.760 a really intense one. When I was saying earlier, just before bringing David on, I was talking about

00:37:40.940 how school board trustees, you know, they become very overly sensitive, and they don't want to have

00:37:46.320 conversations. If the government has mandated something, whether it's illegal or not, they're going

00:37:50.380 along with it. And again, because of the Ottawa school board making that decision and leaning

00:37:59.820 towards the masking, parents were engaging. And, you know, the things were getting heated up because

00:38:06.100 people are feeling desperate. And it went till the first meeting, I think it was on a Monday night,

00:38:11.360 went till 10.30 p.m. and they finally shut it down because, you know, they could see that there wasn't

00:38:17.100 going to be a decision made that night. So several days later, they ended up having a vote and it

00:38:23.380 ended up 6-6. And because it was 6-6, the no's won. And this took teamwork, this took meetings in

00:38:32.240 advance, this took committed citizens willing to show up and voice their concerns. It was a doctor

00:38:39.300 who was behind masking the children. And so, of course, the school board and trustees,

00:38:45.840 you know, would probably be more apt to think, well, a doctor is showing up and they would know

00:38:51.060 best about masking, even though they don't have any evidence to provide doing this. But they do have

00:38:56.200 the counter evidence. We have the counter evidence that this is causing rashes to children, psychological

00:39:01.180 harm, etc. And so we're very excited about this. I'm going to be having a letter coming out next week,

00:39:07.280 a thank you to our donors and supporters and our volunteers with a whole lot more good news,

00:39:13.840 good news reports and wins. And this is just the beginning. And it is because of good people like

00:39:20.660 David, Lindsay coming on, joining us in webinars and Zooms to educate all of you. And so I just need all

00:39:28.700 of you who are viewing and those who will view this video afterwards to really embrace this and to

00:39:34.160 understand that freedom is not just a given. Every day, we need to fight for it. And it's

00:39:39.900 obviously not just passed on to the next generation. And so we're in the fight of our lives as they try

00:39:46.080 to march little Marxist soldiers out of the school system with all of this propaganda, and to gain

00:39:51.120 control of them. And we have a duty to protect our kids. So okay, so David, I was hoping because it is

00:39:59.040 almost six o'clock, if we could get into a time of q&a, because I imagine there's probably

00:40:03.780 a lineup of hands that are up. And I know the q&a is filling up with questions as well, like 22 of

00:40:09.180 them. So before we get there, I just want to comment I wanted to make. We had rallies and protests here

00:40:16.520 right across from City Hall, the whole time of COVID. And former Mayor Basran came out publicly,

00:40:23.100 specifically against all of us, but me in particular, and accusing us that the science

00:40:28.840 was on his side. So I went public with a challenge to a public debate. And we had our protests ongoing,

00:40:35.700 and we continually, everything we could to expose him. We showed up at City Council.

00:40:43.400 And when it was over, and they were standing up to leave, I challenged him in front of all the other

00:40:48.060 councillors to a public debate on the science in relation to COVID. Every other councillor looked at

00:40:55.080 him, his face turned kind of red, and he was just kind of, no, no, no, we don't want to go there. And by the

00:41:01.700 time the election came about this fall, not just me, not just our group, but everybody involved in freedom

00:41:08.320 had a major input input in promoting other people, and he was not reelected. And somebody else is now

00:41:15.280 in power. Between the work that you're doing, and getting people into a lot of school trustees

00:41:20.260 and other places, and we did get one or two people elected here that are supporting freedom,

00:41:26.620 and we got rid of some people who are opposed to freedom. And you've said before about the low-hanging

00:41:33.080 fruit to go after them. This is where we're starting politically, on getting them at the local level.

00:41:38.360 Well, the protests in front of your councils, in front of your MPs and MLAs, in front of their office

00:41:44.140 buildings, will have an effect. I know, for example, in Penticton, they're doing one on a regular basis

00:41:49.260 in front of NDP member Richard Cannings. And they're having an effect down there as well,

00:41:54.860 because they're exposing everything he's doing. So keep that in mind with everybody there.

00:41:59.440 Your right, your freedom, and liberty to protest will have significant effects. Instant gratification

00:42:08.480 is normally not the way it goes. But if you've got a lot of stick-to-itiveness, you will get success.

00:42:16.460 And I, for one, am grateful for everything Tanya's done, because they've got it out all across Canada,

00:42:21.500 and people have ran in elections supporting freedom for the first time that has never been done

00:42:27.160 in history before. So that's awesome. Yeah, it's really amazing. We've had

00:42:31.720 several chapter leaders who ended up having to step away to run, who have actually won positions

00:42:38.380 across Canada. And, you know, their comments were, we're so grateful to have been part of this journey

00:42:44.460 with Action for Canada, because they were so well-versed and well-educated on the issues.

00:42:49.360 And basically, you know, the average person might have had a business degree and decided to run as a

00:42:55.160 as a city councillor. Well, that business degree has nothing to do with what's going on in the world

00:43:01.400 right now. And it's not relevant, you know, on the scope of what we're facing. And when you were

00:43:07.880 saying about exposing and taking on Mayor Bazarin, I think of that movie as shouting in my head,

00:43:12.760 you can't handle the truth. You know, basically, that's what it is, right, is they really can't handle

00:43:20.380 the truth. They want to put their fingers in the ears saying, hear no evil, see no evil, speak no

00:43:25.180 evil. I'm just listening to what the government is mandating, even if that means sexualizing our

00:43:30.180 children. And it's just been shocking. So we really do have a job ahead of us. And we are tipping that

00:43:37.240 scale in the right direction. School board trustees and the meetings that we're having is the pushback

00:43:43.760 and the liability is really beginning to have an effect. And I'm going to be excited to be able to

00:43:49.940 talk about more of those wins. But it takes everybody on this call to be participating in

00:43:55.320 whatever way that you can. So David, was there anything that I had interrupted before I brought

00:44:00.780 the document up that you had wanted to cover? Or could we go into q&a? Well, the only other thing I

00:44:07.800 wanted to cover is just to let people know that they do have a fundamental right to civil disobedience

00:44:13.400 in Canada. Yes. Simply because something is passed does not make it law that you have to comply with

00:44:19.260 it. Civil disobedience generally was defined in Canada as a nonviolent act where you're not

00:44:27.480 complying with the particular statute and are challenging its legitimacy or its morality, for

00:44:34.780 example. And the criteria are pretty simple. You have to identify the law that you're challenging.

00:44:41.860 You have to refuse to comply with it. It has to be nonviolent. And you have to accept the legal

00:44:48.220 consequences of what's going to happen afterwards. And many people, they absolutely do win on that type

00:44:53.860 of a challenge. And I think it was

00:44:59.780 Richard O'Sullivan that he pointed out that if we have a duty to God, then we have rights against the

00:45:09.920 state. And what that means is, it comes down to your conscience. Do you comply with the statute,

00:45:16.820 even though you know in your heart and your conscience it's wrong? Or do you comply with

00:45:20.480 God's laws who is giving you that conscience in the first place? And it will come down to the fact

00:45:26.320 that you're going to have to refuse to comply with them and not go along with it. And I want to

00:45:32.180 give a quote that Echan de Laboedi said. He wrote a book called The Politics of Obedience 400 years ago

00:45:39.560 on why people, why do they comply with all these tyrants that they have in government?

00:45:45.200 And he had a very excellent comment. And he said,

00:45:48.000 from all these indignities, such as the very beasts of the field would not endure.

00:45:54.300 You can deliver yourself if you try, not by taking action, but merely by willing to be free.

00:46:00.640 Resolve to serve no more and you're freed. I don't ask that you place your hands on the tyrant to

00:46:06.160 topple them, but merely that you support him no longer. And then you will behold him like a giant

00:46:12.140 colossus whose pedestal has been pulled away, fall of his own weight and break into pieces.

00:46:18.000 And it was a phenomenal book. And he's correct, even 400 years ago, just don't support these

00:46:24.420 people. And you don't have to wait for the Supreme Court of Canada five years later to say,

00:46:31.680 okay, it's unlawful. Now you can go ahead and do it. If the statute, the order is unlawful,

00:46:37.800 if it's a violation of your rights, then take the high ground and the moral ground. You have a

00:46:43.040 constitutional right to civil disobedience, which goes back to the coronation oath.

00:46:47.220 If the monarch is breaking that oath, then you have a duty not to comply with it. And for those

00:46:53.720 that have been on our webinar, they know what I'm talking about when I talk about the fundamentals

00:46:58.380 of law, rights and privileges and duties and so on. And if you have a right, then there's a duty.

00:47:05.880 And with the coronation oath, there's a duty on the monarch to make sure that all the orders from

00:47:11.380 her and all bureaucrats do not violate God's laws. If she violates that duty, then you have the power

00:47:18.640 to say, I'm not complying with it. And I want everybody to know in your heart, in your soul,

00:47:25.240 in your conscience, for everybody to know, if those orders are unlawful, if they're unconstitutional,

00:47:32.460 if they take away your right to breathe, as Tanya mentioned earlier, and a variety of other effects,

00:47:37.540 you have the power at law to say, I'm not complying with it. And I urge everybody,

00:47:44.560 everybody to take that high road and say, we will not comply and be confident in what you're doing.

00:47:51.360 Don't beg to them. Don't say, please don't hurt me. You go up to them and say, what you're doing is

00:47:56.520 wrong, we will not comply and stand that ground because you have that power.

00:48:01.540 Yeah, I love it, David. And you know, it just triggered in my thought, again,

00:48:06.020 I've mentioned it multiple times. And the way that Action for Canada is standing up to the

00:48:11.720 government with the notices of liability and with the additional letters. And even with this SOGI

00:48:17.080 campaign, the comprehensive sexual education to get these rotten, nasty, pornographic books out of

00:48:23.080 the libraries. And to completely remove the SOGI, there is no middle ground on this, because

00:48:28.440 it is absolutely the basis for all things evil. Sites that I'm learning that kids are further being

00:48:34.780 exposed to, gay porn sites. We didn't have this. We didn't have this going on before. And that is the

00:48:41.860 reason we've pushed back and said, no more, you need to remove this. It's unlawful to sexually exploit

00:48:48.040 children is the reason that the media is doubling down, trying to support the radical, radical LGBTQ

00:48:55.520 agenda, that the government is coming out trying to defend their position as well as the unions and

00:49:02.040 as well as the head of the ARC foundation and as well as, as library associations across Canada and BC

00:49:07.620 and the Canadian Federation of Library Associations. They're not doing that because they feel comfortable.

00:49:13.440 They are speaking out because they are seeing they need that there is a need for them to try to try to

00:49:19.620 defend their position. And there is no defense for what they're doing. And so exactly to what David is

00:49:26.240 saying, as we stand up to these tyrants, as they, as we tell them that what they're doing is unlawful,

00:49:33.400 they already know it. And when you see them on the defensive, we're halfway there, we're going to

00:49:38.920 topple that tyrant and we're going to take away the base as David was saying in that poem together,

00:49:44.500 right? We can't just do this. One of us, a couple of us can get this ball rolling, but we need all

00:49:49.360 of you on board and helping out. Okay. So, uh, David, let's go to a couple of questions. I know

00:49:55.060 Terenzio has mentioned there's some hands up is texted me. And, uh, I know there's some good

00:50:00.540 questions in the Q and a as well. Uh, while we're getting ready for Terenzio to get the hands up,

00:50:05.280 can you just, uh, give us a quick update as well? I know that there's many people here who are

00:50:10.960 interested in the criminal charges that are being laid Canada wide. And, uh, we've made, um, a point

00:50:19.880 not to discuss too fully this situation, uh, because, you know, there's always ears that are

00:50:26.420 listening to what we're doing. Um, but there's obviously concern with the work that we have done

00:50:32.720 again, through our chapters, again, with your assistance and, uh, taking people on in communities

00:50:38.780 within our chapters and helping them to lay, uh, private information. Give us a bit of an update

00:50:44.240 where, where that's going. Sure. Um, one of the, the concerns I have is the, what the crown is,

00:50:50.700 has come up and done is they're trying to stay as many of these charges as possible. And some of them,

00:50:56.640 they're staying before the process hearing, which happens after you lay a charge of like a screening

00:51:01.640 hearing, just to see if you have some evidence. And it's a very, very, very low test. And, um,

00:51:08.780 they're going about trying to stay these charges. And when they stay at before this process hearing,

00:51:15.400 they're violating their own charge approval standard. It's a two part test that says,

00:51:20.840 is there enough evidence to obtain a conviction? And is it in the public interest? How do you make a

00:51:27.320 determination if, if there's enough evidence to take it to trial when you haven't even seen the

00:51:33.380 evidence yet? And that tells me it's politically motivated and they're staying it because they

00:51:38.780 have an agenda and they've been ordered to not let these charges through. That also tells me they are

00:51:43.460 worried. They did not expect these charges coming. And some of the charges they've stayed after the

00:51:49.900 fact. We had friends here that laid charges and we went and gave them a whole CD. And I had it

00:51:56.280 structured professionally the same way the crown gives you disclosure when you, uh, when you get

00:52:00.400 charged with an offense and they got all the information. The crown prosecutor said to me,

00:52:06.900 three of us, he said, the, the, the crown prosecutor that was in court with us has told me that you guys

00:52:13.060 had a very good case. And then they went and stayed the charge anyway, right afterwards. We've got two

00:52:18.880 charges coming up anyway in, um, January next year. And, um, I don't want to give too much more

00:52:25.720 information on that other than to say there's, there's two of them that are going to be coming

00:52:29.200 up in January and there's more coming up in Ontario as well. It's, um, it's, it's interesting

00:52:36.800 because the test is very, very low to get a summons issued. The evidence is very strong and, um,

00:52:43.880 we're running into a problem with the crown staying it. So one of the things that I'm looking

00:52:48.620 at is to try and get legal relief against the crown to get the law changed. That if the crown

00:52:55.860 is going to stay charges, they should be required to give detailed reasons why right now they don't,

00:53:02.460 they just stay them and you don't know anything. Nobody knows anything. And that violates the

00:53:07.240 principle that justice has to be seen to be done. And it's not just by an accused. It has to be seen

00:53:12.320 by the public and by the informant. And you're not going to see justices done if you've got all

00:53:16.900 this evidence and a crown comes in and stays it for political purposes. So we're optimistic for the

00:53:23.140 future. It's going to take time to get through. But if we had nothing, if we were really doing

00:53:28.060 nothing, the crown would have made some sort of application to try and prevent all these charges

00:53:32.300 from going through. And they're not. No, it's, it's, it's, yeah, it's been an incredible journey.

00:53:38.520 Uh, David, I mean, we started the webinars, uh, in the fall of 2021 with you and, uh, you know,

00:53:45.320 then strategically there have been individuals across the country. We weren't going to open the

00:53:49.980 floodgates, uh, you know, because we wanted to see what the courts were doing. And since April,

00:53:54.900 they've been adjourning these cases and trying to work around and probably going, what do we do?

00:53:59.700 And I believe that there are judges who are sitting, who love this country. And I keep having

00:54:08.960 faith that they're going to find their courageous backbone and they are going to honor the oath to

00:54:15.180 the bench that they've taken. And they are going to rule rightly according to the criminal code. So

00:54:20.620 somebody has asked, you know, what are the charges? Uh, we're looking at extortion and intimidation,

00:54:25.500 uh, with employees. If you threaten somebody with their job saying you either take this experimental

00:54:31.260 jab or you no longer have a job, that's extortion and intimidation. And, uh, so no to the other person

00:54:37.960 who is asking his action for Canada, doing these legal actions. We are empowering people. We want

00:54:43.960 Canadians who are in this position, who are prepared to, uh, with the assistance of David and our team

00:54:51.720 to move forward with criminal charges against their, either their employee, their union rep,

00:54:57.220 whomever it is that has caused them, uh, to be put on unpaid leave or to lose their job altogether

00:55:02.860 based on extortion and intimidation. And then it is up to the individual to pursue that. And so we've

00:55:10.880 got a number of cases that have been filed and we've been purposely, you know, just not speaking publicly

00:55:17.000 too much about this, uh, because we really believe by being persistent and consistent that we are one

00:55:23.580 day going to come before a judge who, um, is willing to rule rightly. And that will open the

00:55:29.840 floodgates, I believe. And we're just going to start opening it up to more Canadians. We'll have more

00:55:34.780 webinars. And, uh, so one other question I want to answer that people ask is, is there a limit? It was

00:55:41.220 over a year. And David, I understand the answer to that is, uh, no, there's no limit on indictable

00:55:47.820 cases, uh, or charges like extortion and intimidation. That's correct. Yeah. On indictable, there's no

00:55:54.340 limit. And if it's what's called a hybrid charge, meaning it can either go by indictment or summary

00:55:59.680 conviction, then you can, as a prosecutor until the crown takes over, you can proceed by indictment, in which

00:56:06.840 case there would be no, no limit. I advise everybody if, if something's happened, cause I know people

00:56:11.500 that are going to court in January, they're well within the year period still. So it's best to take

00:56:16.420 it within the year period because the crown doesn't like to work and indictable offenses are work.

00:56:21.580 So they like to, uh, keep it a summary conviction if they can, but ultimately the choice is yours. If

00:56:27.120 it's over a year, proceed by indictment. And, um, you know, one of the things, if I can just get a

00:56:32.980 comment in, um, one of the things I've told people about these charges is think fundamentally

00:56:38.700 when your employer comes up to you and he says, you have to get jabbed or you're not going to be

00:56:47.080 able to work here. What he's saying is you have to be criminally assaulted in order to work. And

00:56:54.020 there's no difference. And if he came up and said to somebody, you have to agree every three months to

00:56:59.120 be sexually assaulted in order to work here. There's no difference. An assault is an assault

00:57:03.520 is an assault. And for the employers that come back and they say, well, you know, the health

00:57:08.860 minister has an order. Well, the health minister of your province cannot force the employers to force

00:57:14.320 you to be assaulted either. And that's the way they need to think. It doesn't matter whether the

00:57:19.420 vaccines work. We know they don't, but it doesn't matter whether they work. The point being is

00:57:25.660 they're forcing you to get assaulted. That the Supreme Court of Canada ruled you have the ultimate

00:57:32.160 choice to make. And that's where we need to focus our resources on is you are not going to tell me

00:57:37.340 to get assaulted in order to work. And that's the way we need to look at it. Yeah. And this is that

00:57:42.320 low hanging fruit that we've been talking about for some time, right? Is that the government is,

00:57:47.620 has been relying on, uh, citizens to implement their draconian measures. And of course, an employer,

00:57:55.480 feels that in order to maintain or a business owner to maintain his business license, he needs to

00:58:01.140 comply or the government will take away his business license. So that owner is willing to

00:58:06.440 interfere and infringe upon your rights if it means he can keep his business open. So it has been a

00:58:12.180 horrible, uh, campaign that the government has unleashed upon the citizens, but it still has to come

00:58:18.840 down to personal liability. That business owner is going to have to understand that extortion

00:58:23.980 intimidation are very serious offenses. And, uh, that as we move forward in this, as the word gets

00:58:30.980 out, we don't have a lot of, uh, of, uh, Canadians who, who are gamblers and right, that like to have

00:58:38.060 a lot of risk. And, and so liability has to be where we continue to press in on. All right. So

00:58:43.980 Trenzio, can we please, uh, yes. All right.

00:58:47.760 So first we have up is Luann. Luann, you should see a message pop up on your screen. And just a

00:58:54.320 friendly reminder for those who would like to raise their hands and ask a question,

00:58:57.420 go down to the bottom of zoom and raise your hands virtually. And we will put you in the queue.

00:59:07.640 Luann, are you with us? You should see a little message pop up on your screen.

00:59:11.340 I'm wondering if she can unmute. Sometimes they have difficulties with that. Okay. Maybe we'll

00:59:16.140 go on to the next question while she sorts that out. All right. Next question is from Jean.

00:59:25.260 Hi, Jean. Can you unmute? I know you were in the chat wanting to ask your question.

00:59:30.940 Nope. Luann says her cat did it.

00:59:32.540 All right. We can go to the next, uh, Dr. Uh, Galambos.

00:59:42.540 Okay. I know that Jean really wanted to get on there. I was interested.

00:59:45.820 I'm good.

00:59:46.620 Oh, Jean, there you are. Yay. Okay. Ask your question.

00:59:50.060 Thank you so much. I'm doing, first of all, first of all,

00:59:54.300 and of course I don't want to start crying right now, but I got to tell you,

00:59:57.940 I was there live at the freedom convoy. I brought my 12 year old child because I knew I knew in my

01:00:05.580 heart, I knew in my mind what was transpiring. Nothing bad happened. This was an event where

01:00:11.900 loving people, Canadians, good, hard, hardworking Canadians got together. And without going into

01:00:18.980 too much more detail, Mr. Trudeau totally turned everything upside down, lied through his teeth

01:00:25.580 on national media and painted the picture as being black and terrorists and just bad people.

01:00:32.320 That is the furthest from the truth. 100%. Secondly, I'd like to thank both you and David

01:00:37.880 for what you're doing tonight, because believe me, you are definitely, definitely making, you know,

01:00:46.480 us, everyone here just so happy. Just you're giving us hope is what you're doing. So I want to say

01:00:52.940 thank you very, very much. And I'm sure a lot of other people want to say the same thing.

01:00:56.520 Yeah. Thank you, Jean. Do you have a specific question?

01:00:59.840 I do very quickly. I have to be careful of how I word this question because legal action is not

01:01:07.280 rolled out right now. I wanted to ask David, if it's possible,

01:01:13.200 is it possible for a Quebec school board to take disciplinary measures against a parent committee

01:01:25.380 member? The committee is recognized by the Quebec Education Act, and the parent has a right to be on

01:01:32.400 the committee via the same act, the Quebec Education Act. But there was a secret meeting held.

01:01:40.160 The parent was not present at that board meeting, if you want to call it that. And a bunch of

01:01:47.080 allegations were splurred out. It was in the agenda prior to the meeting that an internal rules

01:01:56.340 violation would be discussed, but nothing was mentioned. The member was never notified that it

01:02:03.080 would be them that are facing these allegations, et cetera, et cetera. Long story short,

01:02:08.920 that particular parent member, who was representing close to almost a third of a million people,

01:02:17.260 English-speaking people in the Quebec education system, was booted from different committees

01:02:26.580 because they were really making a difference. And I believe that they were scaring, petrifying,

01:02:33.560 in fact, the school board, because they had a little bit of knowledge about human rights, 24 years of

01:02:40.060 knowledge, exactly. So my question is this, can the school board have, hold a hearing or a meeting

01:02:48.360 where they discuss these allegations and take disciplinary measures against that parent member of the

01:02:55.260 committee without even advising that person that this is going to occur and not even giving the person a

01:03:01.980 chance to be heard prior to taking these actions? Because I've spoken with the lawyer of the school board

01:03:08.200 and this person has told me that procedural fairness and natural justice, those principles don't apply

01:03:14.720 in this circumstance. So that's my question.

01:03:18.480 I'm going to disagree. Natural justice and procedural fairness will apply anytime, anytime that your rights,

01:03:27.220 freedoms or privileges are affected, you will have a right to be notified and a right to a response,

01:03:33.560 meaningful response. If this parent was part of a committee with the school board and had various

01:03:43.120 rights and powers under the appropriate legislation or act, statute, then they have the right,

01:03:56.220 let me rephrase that, they have the right and the school board has a legal duty to notify them and let

01:04:04.420 them know what is going to happen if action is going to be taken against them. Whether it's being booted

01:04:10.100 off the school board or taking punitive action against them that they're not notified of, the lawyer is

01:04:17.060 wrong. If it's a government, especially if it's a government school board, which they, in my opinion,

01:04:21.540 I think they're the private school board. They are. Thank you very, very much. The lady would have

01:04:26.800 that right. Yeah. Thank you very, very much, David, because you know, this is really, um, it's, it's,

01:04:32.160 it's a heavy burden. And this person, this attorney keeps saying the school board doesn't have the

01:04:38.540 right to force its opinion on the committee, but I don't, I don't think that matters. What does matter

01:04:44.580 is that they, they know of the injustice and they should be acting without delay to correct it in

01:04:50.840 my... Procedural fairness requires that if, if a person legitimately expects a procedure to be

01:04:56.300 followed, then the other party has a, has a duty at law to follow it. And natural justice, um,

01:05:01.980 outial terum partum simply means you have an absolute right to be heard if your rights and freedoms are

01:05:07.000 being affected. And in my opinion, from what, just on the, on the basis of what you said, I think the

01:05:11.520 lawyer is, uh, misleading you. Right. Yeah. It's a, it's a tough go, right? We had Grant Abbott from,

01:05:19.020 uh, uh, Newfoundland and how the mayor and city council were just trying to work him out, remove

01:05:25.200 him. And, uh, just, you know, uh, when you get a majority of, I want to call it tyrants on, on any

01:05:32.900 council, um, you know, we can't let, just sit back and even in this instance, let them get away with

01:05:38.200 that. So if we have a chapter nearby John, I would suggest you reach out to them, gain some extra

01:05:44.440 support because they need to, uh, start getting letters from the public. If it was a committee,

01:05:49.260 I don't know if that committee was voted and if they, or if they were appointed by the trustees,

01:05:54.620 uh, but if it did have a vote involved in it, then that person has a duty and a right to be there

01:05:59.780 unless there was super just cause. And it doesn't sound like that's the case. Um, okay, uh, Terenzio,

01:06:05.900 one more hand and then I'll try to get, we'll maybe do a rapid fire. How many hands are up right

01:06:10.540 now? Uh, we have six. Okay. How about we set the one minute clock and David, that would go for you

01:06:16.160 as well, that between you and the questions, you have one minute question and answer. All right.

01:06:21.640 It'll be a clock coming up. Sounds great. Let's try this. Next we have, uh, Dr. Galambos. We're

01:06:26.660 going to bring him back on again. Okay. I can see his mic is unmuted. Dr. Chuck, are you there?

01:06:41.120 Okay. We'll go to the next. No, that's okay. Next person we have is David.

01:06:48.840 Is David, I see an Adam, Adam. Oh, there's David, David Grant. Okay. Can you unmute David?

01:06:55.080 No. Yes. I guess one of the questions I had people keep referring to the crown staying a

01:07:03.720 charge. Now, some people consider that equivalent to dismiss. Now, in my understanding, dismissing

01:07:12.360 a charge is one action. Staying just means we'll come back to it when we get a chance.

01:07:16.960 Uh, how permanent is a stay in a case like this with these fake, uh, politically laid charges?

01:07:25.600 Um, dismissing a charge. Oh, I'm sorry. I thought you were done. Go ahead.

01:07:30.500 Dismissing a charge means it was dismissed by a judge on the merits. If the crown stays a charge,

01:07:36.320 they have up to one year to relay it. After a year, it's as if the charge was never laid.

01:07:40.720 Okay. All right. Next person is Pat.

01:07:54.040 Okay. I, I don't see that that's working. How about Paula? All right. Uh, Paula?

01:08:02.920 Okay. I hope you can unmute Paula. I don't know why we're having such bad luck with the, uh,

01:08:07.200 unmuting. Yeah. That's odd. Everybody needs to update your zoom because sometimes, uh, that actually

01:08:15.560 contributes to not being able to use. It doesn't like, look like Paula's working as well.

01:08:20.680 Okay. Uh, I guess so. Was there any more or I'm just going to head into the chat?

01:08:25.300 I can go for a few more here. Uh, next we can go with, uh, Marie.

01:08:29.980 Is there, is there a problem? Are they being unmuted on, on their end from our end? Uh,

01:08:39.660 well, usually whenever we, we, whenever we bring someone up, we, we send a message to ask them to

01:08:44.700 unmute. So anybody who has their hands up, please keep in mind and look out for a message to be

01:08:49.620 unmuted and then we can bring you on. We can go to the next. Okay. Okay. We'll try a few more here. Uh,

01:08:58.980 Donna. Hi. Hi, Donna. Hi. Um, I'm just curious with our law and compared to the States, I don't know if

01:09:12.500 you, um, know, uh, know the case with Simone Gold, uh, the American, uh, doctors and she was at the,

01:09:22.040 at the rotunda and legitimately. And then when they charged her, they added a,

01:09:28.980 another charge. Um, she was charged with mischief and then they added another charge and she said

01:09:37.060 she, um, copped to the mischief charge because the other one, if they had have, um, gone through

01:09:45.340 with the charge, might've put her in jail for 20 years. When we're charged, can they put any other

01:09:51.940 kind of charge in there that might, uh, change someone's mind about accepting guilt in a situation?

01:10:00.660 Yes. Yeah. They can, um, if you're charged with an offense, there's nothing stopping the Crown from

01:10:07.460 laying more charges. If, if, especially if new evidence comes to light, the only requirement is

01:10:12.880 they're required to let, you know, give you notice. You have to, uh, an information form or indictment has

01:10:18.420 to be laid and you have to get full disclosure and sufficient time to respond as well. But yes,

01:10:24.640 they can, they can definitely go and lay more charges. Okay. Thank you, David. Uh, when a

01:10:30.560 municipality has a vaccine policy, what steps do we take to educate the city staff and council in

01:10:36.620 order to remove their policy and respect people's medical autonomy and respect our privacy? Um, can I

01:10:43.300 actually, maybe I might take that one for a moment, uh, Sheila, if you could pop in the chat,

01:10:48.880 our template under notices of liability, we have template letters as well. And I actually took on

01:10:56.160 the city of Surrey because one of the staff members let me know a year ago, November, that they were going

01:11:00.720 to mandate the jab come January 4th of 2022. And, uh, if not put people on unpaid leave. So right away,

01:11:09.160 the employee served the city manager, a notice of liability against the one that's against employer.

01:11:16.200 And I additionally wrote letters to the city manager saying that they were opening themselves

01:11:20.840 up to liability. I provided the template provides the correspondence I had with them, which you can

01:11:27.020 easily copy and paste. And, um, as a result, come January 3rd, they sent out another inter-office memo

01:11:33.520 and they had removed mandatory vaccination and they had removed putting people on unpaid leave.

01:11:40.340 And in fact, this employee who happened to be on, um, he had had an injury in December,

01:11:46.160 so he didn't go back to work until the spring. And when he went back, they also wanted to mandate

01:11:51.480 that he, uh, COVID test. And so again, he served the notice of liability to his, to his supervisor.

01:11:58.340 And the supervisor was, Oh, I'm just, you know, this is just, you know, the mandate from the city.

01:12:03.160 And I said, it doesn't matter. You personally, sir, are violating my rights. And, and we really

01:12:08.840 need to understand, you need to read the notice of liability. You need to read the documentation

01:12:13.360 because you, you gain so much confidence when you go through the process of, um, applying it against

01:12:19.740 your employer. You're not going after them as your employer. You're going after them, the,

01:12:24.800 against them as a citizen who is breaking the law, extortion and intimidation are, are illegal.

01:12:31.860 Anyways, as a result, I mean, we had a great win and then in the spring they lifted it. Um,

01:12:37.360 but that's not the only city that we've done this with. So please look up the template,

01:12:42.160 find the information, study it, look it over and just go for it. Start engaging the mayor and city

01:12:47.440 council. It comes down to liability. They're opening themselves up to liability. Uh, David,

01:12:53.540 do you have anything to add to that one? Just the same principle that I've, that I've mentioned

01:12:58.800 to everybody out here. In addition to liability, you have to take the fundamental principle of no

01:13:04.880 negotiation. And that's what I like about all your NOLs, Tanya. They're not negotiable.

01:13:10.320 We're not asking. You set out your position and exactly. You're not asking, you're demanding

01:13:13.760 and you have the power at law and the right to demand. And that's the position you have to come from.

01:13:19.040 You don't want to be begging. You don't want to be asking or requesting anything you want to be

01:13:23.880 demanding, which means you have a right to something and you're exercising it and you want

01:13:28.680 to get that out to them in no uncertain terms. Um, so that, that's the best thing that I like about

01:13:33.960 your NOLs. They're a demand on other people to recognize your, your rights or they will be held

01:13:39.180 liable. So you've got liability on one hand and accountability as well with it and no negotiation

01:13:44.980 on the other hand, you're not backing down. And hand in hand, that's what works.

01:13:50.760 Right. Yeah. In all of our emails we send out, we're not having to beg, borrow or barter for

01:13:55.620 our freedoms. They're ours for the taking. And so we need to assert those rights a hundred percent.

01:14:01.160 And anybody that gets in the way of that, you've got to be willing to take those next step.

01:14:05.040 And that is the beauty of being part of chapters as well, because we have teams that will support you

01:14:09.240 and there really is strength in numbers. And we do rally around, uh, you know, people we're very

01:14:15.840 excited to get all our chapters into every community across Canada. I can't wait till our

01:14:20.360 vetting is done. We're working real hard on that. Okay. So somebody asked, please describe the

01:14:25.460 practicalities of an information and it's part in the pre-inquiry private prosecutions, criminal law.

01:14:34.440 Can you repeat that? I don't think I understood the question.

01:14:36.960 Okay. Yeah. Not myself either. Okay. So it says, please describe the practicalities of an

01:14:41.680 information and it's part in the pre-inquiry. Well, an information is the starting point for

01:14:49.000 all criminal charges that do not go by indictment. And that's the majority of them. So it's, it's,

01:14:55.860 um, it's like filing a statement of claim on a civil side on the criminal side, it's called an

01:15:00.940 information form. And it says your name, who you are, and that you're alleging John Doe,

01:15:06.180 who the person is and the date and time the offense was committed. And, and it's the allegation

01:15:11.060 that the accused will eventually have to plead guilty or not guilty to before it gets, uh, before

01:15:17.280 it gets sent to a trial. So that's the starting point is the information. It puts the other

01:15:22.400 person on notice what he's being alleged to have committed that violates the criminal law,

01:15:27.480 or sometimes, uh, provinces will use the same form. So it would be provincial law.

01:15:32.500 And that's just the starting point. Then it goes to the process, what's called the pre-inquiry or

01:15:36.600 process hearing. And you have to have some evidence on each element of the offense for a judge to issue

01:15:42.600 a summons or warrant. Most people have no problems getting by there if they've, if they've got their

01:15:48.260 evidence together, because it's a low threshold, it doesn't take much. And, um, once you get a

01:15:54.500 summons or warrant issued that gets served on the accused and they have to show up to the charges.

01:15:58.540 Okay. Thank you, David. Uh, here's a question. I was working as a security guard at urgent care

01:16:05.840 facility here in my city. I am an official commissioner. They claimed I need to be

01:16:11.060 vaccinated and wear a mask. What is the ruling regarding my freedoms and rights to work in such

01:16:15.680 a place? Well, number one, look at your contract. I don't think there's anything in your contract that

01:16:22.340 says that you have to be vaccinated in order to work. That's the number one starting point.

01:16:27.740 David, let's, let's just clarify for a minute because we use the term vaccinated, but this is

01:16:32.020 not a vaccine. It's an experimental injection. And, and so there's a big difference, right? Um,

01:16:38.200 in what they're asking people to do right now, even, even for nurses and sorry to interject here,

01:16:42.940 but you and I have had, um, individuals that we were going to proceed with criminal charges for.

01:16:47.640 And they said, Oh, well, I signed, you know, um, an agreement stating that I, I would take whatever,

01:16:54.100 um, uh, suggested Vax vaccinations as part of their, uh, position being a nurse. And,

01:17:01.940 but the, the clear line was this was, this is not a vaccination. It doesn't even qualify as one.

01:17:07.700 It's an experimental injection and you didn't sign up at any point to be a Guinea pig. So just as

01:17:12.620 starters, but anyways, go ahead. No, your point is well made. And not only that,

01:17:16.900 even if there was, excuse me, even if there was a point in there about vaccinations,

01:17:20.640 it's not a, uh, an all encompassing aspect. If there's vaccinations that are only available for

01:17:27.980 dogs, does that mean that you have to take it? If the employer tells you, sorry, uh, it says

01:17:31.900 vaccinations and the answer is clearly no. So there's limits on that. And if there's a threat to your

01:17:37.160 health or danger to your health, especially reasonable one, then you're not required to,

01:17:41.240 to take it. And that goes back, all of this goes back though, to what I said earlier.

01:17:46.900 Look at it from a fundamental perspective. They cannot force you to be assaulted as a condition

01:17:53.260 of employment. And that's the way you need to tell them. 265 and 266 of the criminal code

01:17:58.760 outline an assault. It's a very low test touching somebody, inserting somebody, something into their

01:18:05.700 body without their consent is an assault under the criminal code. It's been held. It's no doubt about

01:18:10.820 it. And, um, you just need to tell them in no uncertain terms, you're not going to be assaulted

01:18:16.280 in order to work. And if they force you, that will be the position you take them on to, to court civil

01:18:21.880 and criminal. And, you know, further to that, David, I'm going to share my screen for a moment

01:18:26.720 because I told everybody we were updating our notices of liability and I used to call it a drop

01:18:32.460 the mic letter that was on top of the notice of liability. They're still available on our NOL page,

01:18:38.360 but we decided that since we were going to be updating the, every single notice of liability

01:18:44.460 and making it more relevant now to the VAERS report, the number of deaths, uh, the fact that

01:18:49.480 come January, everyone, uh, they're no longer going to be calling this an experimental injection

01:18:54.780 because they said it was experimental until January, 2023. Uh, so it no doubt is a deadly one,

01:19:01.160 but, um, the reason it's become a more powerful document is because we set out in the federal

01:19:06.380 emergency act. All of this was in all our, all of our training regarding the notices of liability

01:19:11.520 previously, but possibly the person that answered this question doesn't know. And maybe others on

01:19:16.680 the show don't know as well. So if they had, um, enacted in both the federal emergency act,

01:19:22.480 even the emergency act says that, and whereas the governor and council in taking such special

01:19:28.060 temporary measures would be subject to the Canadian charter of rights and the Canadian bill of rights

01:19:33.580 and must have regard to the international covenant on civil and political rights,

01:19:37.840 particularly with respect to those fundamental rights. This is the important part that are not

01:19:42.920 to be limited or abridged, even if there is a national emergency. So this whole campaign to

01:19:49.120 convince people we're in a national emergency, you've got to lock down, you can't open your business,

01:19:53.440 you've got to wear a mask. It's all bunk. It's all fraud. It's, it's, there's nothing legitimate

01:19:58.260 to it. So that's a start. And then, uh, there are no provisions in any orders of any health minister,

01:20:05.780 doctor, or provincial legislation that can nor pretend that any measures can override charter

01:20:11.060 or other pre-charter constitutional rights. All statutes, orders, bylaws, and acts must be consistent

01:20:17.740 with the constitution or they are of no force and effect. And section 52.1 says exactly that,

01:20:25.260 that any law that is inconsistent with the provisions of the constitution is of no force

01:20:31.340 or effect. And then just to finish it, of course, we have our charter rights, life, liberty, and

01:20:37.120 security of the person. But I just wanted to go down to the vaccination part. We did have it originally

01:20:42.240 up there, might take me a second to find it, but it did say that, um, in Canada, that we are a hundred

01:20:49.580 percent that vaccinations are not mandatory and cannot be made mandatory because of the Canadian

01:20:56.460 constitution, which means it doesn't matter if you're a nurse, if you're a security guard, no matter

01:21:02.460 what employee you are, who you are on the face of this earth, they're living in Canada. It is unlawful

01:21:08.140 to mandate that people take this jab, regardless if it was effective or not. There is nothing legal about

01:21:16.700 anything going on right now. And so a hundred percent, you can hold your employer, uh, to

01:21:22.280 account. Now, David had said it's preferable to work within a year, but we're finding, and you'll

01:21:27.920 probably be able to everybody give testimony of this. People are, a lot of them are just starting

01:21:32.480 to wake up because they're seeing the death. They're seeing the injury. They're saying, okay,

01:21:37.500 why is the government now booster, booster, booster, something's wrong. They're waking up. And now

01:21:42.900 some of them have lost their job over a year ago. Can I still, uh, you know, engage my employer

01:21:49.080 we're saying, yes, you can take the notice of liability. I've, I've just spoken about and say,

01:21:55.500 uh, email your, your employer. First of all, send it to them, registered mail. Don't give them a heads

01:22:01.580 up that it's coming. And you can email them personally though, to create evidence and say,

01:22:06.340 it has come to my awareness that what you did was illegal, that you used extortion, intimidation,

01:22:12.200 and you ended my employment or you put me on unpaid, uh, leave. This is illegal and unlawful.

01:22:20.140 And then they will come back and they'll try to, to defend that position. Now you have evidence

01:22:25.740 that when you decide, once this, this dam starts to break, if you decide that you want to, uh, proceed

01:22:32.680 with criminal charges, you are going to have that in that evidence. If you speak to them on the phone,

01:22:39.080 record the conversation and have that transcribed, put it in your folder as evidence. So that's the

01:22:44.700 way that we're preparing people. We don't make any guarantees. We have no idea to know how this is

01:22:49.680 going because it's all unprecedented. But if you are going to have a chance on having a win and

01:22:54.000 getting your back pay and possibly reinstated, this is, uh, the best that we can do to get you

01:22:59.360 prepared for that. You know, we were, um, we were in court with a lawyer, a crime prosecutor today

01:23:04.840 and a nice guy. And he came up and he said, you know, we've been, I've been a prosecutor 45 years.

01:23:10.520 And he said, if there's one thing I've learned, he said, you can never, ever foretell what's going

01:23:14.760 to happen in court. No matter how strong your case, he says, he says, I've seen the strongest cases

01:23:19.880 when I've seen them fail. And all the times I've been in court, I, I as well have come to the

01:23:26.000 conclusion a long time ago that you simply can't predict anything when you're dealing with people

01:23:30.920 who are, who are evil. And, um, these orders from the federal government and everything they're

01:23:36.440 bringing down, Tanya is absolutely correct. Um, you, you cannot break the criminal code pure and

01:23:42.700 simple. And that's what they're doing. They're violating the criminal code. The other thing I was

01:23:47.800 going to mention, if they've deceived the essence of fraud is deception. If they've deceived you

01:23:55.060 into thinking you have to take that vaccine, you can go back unlimited. Fraud has no time period

01:24:01.460 because many times you don't discover the fraud till 30 years later. So that's something we need

01:24:07.520 to keep in mind as well. Um, there may be an element of fraud involved in what the, um, the health

01:24:13.080 ministers and involved in what the employers are doing by deceiving you into getting vaxxed. Um,

01:24:19.860 when you, when you don't have to, of course. So that's another aspect that we can consider in the

01:24:24.360 future. Okay, great. Yeah. Thank you for that, David. Uh, uh, question for you. Has the Canadian

01:24:31.400 Charter of Rights and Freedoms been ratified? Here's what I found. This is the person's statement.

01:24:36.580 The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms remains subject to section 59, the Constitution

01:24:40.760 Act, 1867, uh, end notes until ratified and fixed by proclamation before coming into force by way of

01:24:48.140 royal assent. Um, I'm sure that you're familiar with this portion. I don't need to read on, uh, which

01:24:54.180 was repealed as per the statute revision in 1893 and 1867. Anyways, I know you know all this stuff. So

01:25:00.320 what is your response to this question? Well, section 59 refers to 23 1a, which is the language

01:25:06.580 thing in Quebec. And, um, that needs to be fixed by proclamation. So it just simply means the, uh,

01:25:13.500 the language component in Quebec is not going to be there. And, um, as for, uh, 1893,

01:25:21.260 the British North America act is still in effect. And, um, I've written a long time ago, I written,

01:25:27.260 um, I wrote an email dealing with that. I don't have it in front of me. Uh, I wasn't expecting that

01:25:31.980 type of a question tonight, but I can, uh, I can deal with it more in the future. Suffice to say that

01:25:37.820 the statute of Westminster 1931 clearly references the BNA act is still in force and effect

01:25:43.660 and, um, and has not been altered by that statute or, or anything else. And it's still to this day,

01:25:51.340 it's still an English document. And, um, I find that very interesting as well, but, um,

01:25:59.420 it's still applicable in Canada as well. And it was interesting. Uh, Danielle Smith in, uh, Alberta has

01:26:05.660 come out recently. Finally, somebody is saying, look, the BNA act, now the constitution act 1867

01:26:11.980 says you can't do these things, federal government. And, um, just as a, as an update for your, your

01:26:19.420 listeners two weeks ago, I filed a notice of constitutional challenge against the RCMP.

01:26:25.260 I've been waiting to do that for a long time. They falsified a charge here when I tried to get into

01:26:30.780 interior health and the security stopped me from going in. They filed a falsified charge of assault.

01:26:37.500 So I filed a constitutional challenge. It was in our weekly email that went out this week. I included

01:26:42.700 a copy and I'll, I'll be putting it up on our website, um, that the RCMP have no jurisdiction in

01:26:48.220 any of the provinces. And Surrey, BC was trying to get rid of them and it still is. Alberta is now

01:26:54.460 contemplating getting rid of the RCMP. And so are other provinces. And I think it's only a matter of

01:27:00.220 time until the RCMP are back where they should belong working. And that's in the Northwest

01:27:04.300 territories. But, um, that got filed two weeks ago and I have not heard back from Canada or BC as of

01:27:10.460 yet, but I will be hearing back from them shortly. Well, that's an interesting thing that you're

01:27:15.980 pursuing there, David. People have a lot of mixed feelings about the RCMP. Um, you know, they've exposed

01:27:23.020 some, um, definitely concerning sides to them in the last two and a half years. We'll be on that

01:27:29.900 pretty much ever since Justin Trudeau has been in office, uh, refusing to do proper investigations

01:27:35.740 for his crimes in funding terrorism, allegedly, et cetera, et cetera. There's been many cases,

01:27:41.340 uh, that had exceptional evidence to support it. And the man still sits on the throne and,

01:27:48.060 uh, or the boy still sits on the throne. I'm not sure quite what to, to call our leader, uh,

01:27:53.180 without getting too disrespectful. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. It's just,

01:27:59.100 it's just an odd situation that we're in. It's frightening, uh, you know, to, to think that this

01:28:04.700 drama queen has made it, uh, over seven years. And I've heard a little bit of concerning news that

01:28:11.420 come January, they're potentially calling an election at the federal level. So we'll, we'll see

01:28:17.900 where this goes. I want to keep it classy. So I'm not going to talk about Justin Trudeau anymore.

01:28:22.620 Okay. Um, how do we get our privacy when cell phones, smart meters, drones, Google maps,

01:28:28.140 Wi-Fi being launched on us, uh, when we read about 5g health risks, camera on every corner,

01:28:33.900 software agreements that say they own all of your info. How do we make positive change when these

01:28:38.860 corporations invade our privacy software banks, foreign agents? Well, that's a million dollar

01:28:44.780 question we want the answer to. Yeah. A dozen questions in there. Um,

01:28:51.340 first of all, with your cell phones, if, if you want to make sure they're not doing anything with

01:28:55.820 your cell phones, get a flip phone and problem solved and, and just don't use any of their

01:29:01.820 smartphones. That's the number one. Number two, you can just restrict yourself to using a home phone.

01:29:07.340 I, I still know people that do that. And, um, I couldn't afford both of them. So it just ran up

01:29:15.980 too much cost. But, um, those are the two main things on the phones as for the other issues.

01:29:21.820 Um, ultimately, I mean, if they got a satellite, I, I, I told people years and years and years,

01:29:27.180 I said, they're spying on you from space and nobody believed me. And then when Google maps came out,

01:29:31.100 I said, look, I said, do you think this is the best that they can zoom in on you with technology

01:29:35.820 the military has? And I said, they can count the hairs on your head. No problem. And they'll find

01:29:40.940 out about it. And now that's been verified. And, um, to that extent there there's, you know,

01:29:47.660 as a friend of mine said years ago, do some, you know, if you, if there's nothing you can do about

01:29:52.140 it, then move on to something you can do something about. So you need to look at each, each one of your

01:29:58.700 issues that you've raised and ask the operative question, can I do something? If yes, what can I do?

01:30:04.860 And then do it. And if there's other aspects in there that you're not sure about,

01:30:09.980 you can do access to information requests to get the information that will allow you to make that

01:30:14.740 decision as well. Trust me, it's, it won't get it overnight. These guys have destroyed access,

01:30:21.420 uh, getting it in a reasonable time, but you'll get enough to make a decision on in most cases.

01:30:27.780 And that's about all I can tell you. I know a lot of people are claiming on 5g issues, but

01:30:32.180 you know, are the 5g towers the same looking as 4g? I've asked people differentiate what a 5g tower

01:30:39.620 looks like compared to 4g, because when 5g was coming out, I was told they had to be every 10 or

01:30:44.660 15 houses from each other because their signals didn't go very far. And I looked down the streets

01:30:49.240 and I don't see any towers fiber, 10 or 15, 20 houses away. I just don't see any. So if they're

01:30:54.960 going to say 5g is out there, where are they? How do I, how do I know the difference? And how do

01:31:00.020 you, um, how do you answer them? The fact that they're not, it would be my first question. How

01:31:08.500 do you identify them? I don't know that. Okay. So I'm, I'm, I'm going to actually, uh, let people know

01:31:17.320 that, uh, pre COVID, this is one of the issues, uh, you know, how I've always said COVID wasn't the

01:31:21.940 issue pre pre COVID was, and the 5g was infiltrating. So I did a freedom and information with the city

01:31:29.280 of Surrey and, uh, they have to provide you all of this information. They may say, and just remember

01:31:35.680 this, uh, when you're asking an FOI, if it is of a matter of public interest, then you appeal to them

01:31:41.780 because they're going to want to charge you a fee, but you're going to ask them to waive that fee

01:31:46.340 because it's a matter of public interest. And, you know, it wasn't shocking. I won't say the word

01:31:51.020 shocking. It was upsetting to see that, uh, the individual companies that are, uh, pushing for

01:31:58.560 the 5g, they started with this brochure and they found it a need to, uh, address on page one,

01:32:06.020 the co-conspirators, right? The co-conspiracy individuals that say 5g is harmful. And, you know,

01:32:14.820 it was very upsetting because it's, this isn't a co-conspiracy that, or sorry, not co-conspiracy,

01:32:21.020 conspiracy. I'm getting the term wrong. Conspiracy theory that 5g was harmful. Well, a hundred

01:32:26.860 percent it is. And, uh, health Canada has not updated the policy surrounding EMF, uh, the electro,

01:32:36.880 what is it? Yeah. Electromagnetic fields, uh, the energy that is, uh, coming into, you know,

01:32:43.440 that can affect you, uh, that actually goes through your skin and is considered a carcinogenic.

01:32:50.020 5g is considered a carcinogenic because it penetrates your skin. Trust me, it's harmful.

01:32:55.340 So we have a lot of, uh, uh, parents across the country and an amazing organization called cast,

01:33:02.120 and they are fighting to even get the wifi out of schools and back to hardwiring things so that our

01:33:08.140 kids are not, uh, affected by this. Kids are coming home with bleeding noses. They're having headaches

01:33:14.460 and it is from being inundated with this constant energy in the air. And, um, I need to, if I had

01:33:21.940 more time, and this is why it's important to have the chapters, because we want to have a division that

01:33:26.300 is addressing this with the mayors and city councils to get it overturned and removed.

01:33:31.220 I can feel it. I can feel that the city of Surrey are putting these huge towers up. Everybody sees them

01:33:37.920 going on and, um, it is having a terrible, terrible detrimental effect on people's health. And it is

01:33:44.760 compounding, uh, the are already, um, critical situation people are in with their health having

01:33:52.160 gotten the jab as well. So it's a very serious issue. Health Canada knows it is, but they are

01:33:57.760 ignoring all appeals to have the, uh, version of this policy updated, uh, to get into the new era of

01:34:05.960 2022 and the 5G technology. So this is what you can, um, I'm sorry, go ahead. My apologies. No, no, I was

01:34:12.600 just going to finish by this is why it's so important to have the, uh, chapters and, uh, citizens working

01:34:18.640 together to replace the individuals that are sitting in a council who are just easily going along with

01:34:25.400 all of this. And David, you just in finishing too, like on it, you brought up a good point. Um,

01:34:32.180 we have become so conditioned. We're spoiled. We as a nation, we're rich, we're spoiled. We like

01:34:39.060 things easy. And so we all heard about, was it called Simon's, this store across Canada that has

01:34:46.400 just put out this commercial about euthanasia, promoting euthanasia. And, and so people are willing

01:34:51.940 to boycott Simon's. To be honest, I'd never heard of them before. I think we only have one store in

01:34:56.780 Vancouver, but the point is, is that, are we serious about this? Are we serious that we would

01:35:02.580 boycott this company and put them under? And then it would extend, are you really serious to give up

01:35:09.200 your Costco membership? Could we put Costco under as a nation? They are a corporation that was willing

01:35:15.840 to go along lockstep with the government in administering, administering these diabolical

01:35:22.700 restrictions. I lost my membership because I, I had stood up. Some of you have seen my video. I stood

01:35:29.580 up to them and I said, no, it's not legal. You have no right to force me to wear a mask. And there was

01:35:37.060 others in the store, but are we willing to work together to do this? Are we willing to cancel our

01:35:41.780 cable? Can you imagine if everybody just canceled a cable and got rid of their TV?

01:35:47.720 We can hurt them financially, right? But we're just all too comfortable. And if we're going to

01:35:53.860 get initiatives going, I can't wait to grow Action for Canada much larger than it is. We got campaigns,

01:36:01.000 we press a button, everybody in the nation is working unified together to get this done. Let's

01:36:05.620 get this over together. Anyways, David, back to you. I just wanted to mention too, one of the things you

01:36:11.400 can do if you're concerned is to do an access request and ask for a list of locations where 5G

01:36:17.380 towers are within a mile of your house or a kilometer of your house and when they were installed.

01:36:24.980 And that will give you an idea if there's anything within your house. Somebody mentioned in a chat that

01:36:29.600 they're in the LED lights on the street. If that's the case, it seems to me that it'd be kind of small

01:36:35.940 to put in there. I don't know if it would fit, but notwithstanding, who knows with technology what

01:36:41.620 they're going to shrink it to. But that would be the starting point. Do an access request and you

01:36:46.420 want to know where 5G towers are within a kilometer of your house or at every location within your city.

01:36:53.080 And then you can make a determination where they are and what they're doing as well.

01:36:57.820 Right. Yeah. And that's what I had done. So I received every location. They had said at that

01:37:02.840 point, it was a few years ago that they hadn't turned 5G on, but we know through COVID all of

01:37:08.620 these new towers were going up. So I know it's a hundred percent active, but I just haven't

01:37:12.840 had an opportunity to look into it. So we need teams. We need teams of people to pick what their

01:37:18.400 greatest interest is and get working on it. I believe we're going to have to start creating

01:37:23.400 liability notices. It's awfully hard, right? They've put these towers in and we've had

01:37:28.500 reports or there's actual reports of people in the neighborhood. This is pre-COVID, pre-jab

01:37:33.580 of advanced cancers. And it's not by coincidence. It's because of these towers. And so we need to

01:37:43.860 get serious about this, but the government has intentionally, they have thrown all of this at

01:37:49.740 us in order to create chaos, in order for it to seem so large, we can't deal with it. And so I just

01:37:56.720 want to bring it all down right now. Everybody take a deep breath. And, you know, this is the

01:38:02.720 beauty of what Action for Canada is doing. We're picking our battles. We find it's very important

01:38:08.100 to go after the SOGI because with it, we want to tear down critical race theory and climate change

01:38:12.180 because this is Marxist propaganda that's sexualizing our children and, you know, all the

01:38:17.600 rest of it. And they're scaring children and then looking at the government as the one with all the

01:38:23.120 answers, turning them against their parents, causing them to hate their country. That's not

01:38:27.540 what we want for our children. I love Canada. I love the country that I grew up in. I don't like

01:38:32.820 what's going on right now, but that's not Canada. That's the people running this country. And so we

01:38:38.140 got to protect our children. They've going after, as we said, the climate change. They're going after

01:38:43.200 all the ceded territories for indigenous rights. It's garbage. It's not real. It's not right.

01:38:49.440 But they are causing another group that they are, what do you call that, victimizing again

01:38:57.160 in order to move towards the global agenda 2030, 2050, that you will have nothing and be grateful.

01:39:04.880 And so the ceded territory, all of this language, victimizing the indigenous people is for the very

01:39:10.820 specific right to advance another agenda. Don't trust anything the government's doing. So we got to

01:39:15.400 pick our battles. We got to strategically move as an organization together. That's what we're working

01:39:21.060 on. And we need everybody's help to do that. So David, I know there was a ton of other questions

01:39:25.820 and, um, it's, it's difficult, you know, because, uh, we can't answer them all, but it's been amazing

01:39:31.740 having you on engaging in conversation. We hope that this was a benefit to many, many, many people.

01:39:37.740 And, uh, so in closing for this evening, uh, would you say something to our viewers?

01:39:45.820 Well, I'll show you a screen. Can I show you a copy on my screen? Cause I think it says it all.

01:39:51.680 Yeah. Um, I don't know if you can see it. Yep. Nope. We can't see it yet.

01:39:56.800 David, you just have to share your screen in zoom.

01:39:58.740 In okay. Sure. Let's do that. And, uh, where are you? Let's go here.

01:40:08.220 And as David setting that up, everybody hold off too, because, uh, we're going to, I'm going to

01:40:13.820 talk about what's going on next week on power hour. And I want to make sure that we close with this

01:40:18.600 beautiful, encouraging verse that I have. All right, there we are.

01:40:21.380 I, I think the civil disobedience page says it all. Number 1168 from our presentation.

01:40:27.560 And, um, there's a time when you have to answer to your conscience and that time is now.

01:40:33.660 Hmm. That time is now. Yeah. In all aspects of life. Yes.

01:40:41.600 So I just wanted to show you that. It really should be our driving force every day to live a moral and

01:40:47.480 ethically right, uh, you know, as an individual and then inspire others to do the same. And, uh,

01:40:55.140 so David, thank you for that. You inspire us to be better people and you equip us to be stronger

01:40:59.900 people. And, uh, this whole empower hour is about empowering Canadians. And I just want to thank you

01:41:06.420 because I, I would a hundred percent. I am confident that everybody attended tonight and who will see this

01:41:12.460 video in the future is, is going to be empowered and stronger and really part of this growing army

01:41:18.520 across Canada to take back Canada and to maintain our freedoms and democracy. So thank you, my friend.

01:41:24.380 And we will see you again. Yeah. Thank you very much. I'm grateful.

01:41:29.600 All right. Thank you, everybody. Boy, the huge crowd of you remained with us for this show tonight.

01:41:36.240 Um, we just believe it is a number one, right? I know there's a lot of shows out there and a lot of

01:41:42.340 wonderful organizations, but they're educating you. And I always say they're educating you,

01:41:46.960 possibly scaring the bejeebers out of you and you don't know what else to do about it.

01:41:50.920 And so the point of action for Canada is we're unique in that we take it a step further.

01:41:55.640 We actually equip you with resources, uh, webinars, campaigns, informational shows like this to make

01:42:02.040 sure that you are empowered and that you can walk out your freedom daily and that you can become a

01:42:08.900 conduit for others to do the same thing. So we're very excited that you joined us tonight next week.

01:42:14.200 I am very happy to say that, uh, it's almost been a year. It was January of this year that we brought

01:42:20.480 on our chapter leaders, many of them who gave, uh, firsthand accounts of successes that they are

01:42:26.920 experiencing because of applying the action for Canada campaigns in their communities. And we just

01:42:32.480 think this is going to be very encouraging again, very empowering and very helpful.

01:42:35.600 And, uh, so join us next week on the empower hour. And then Terenzio, would you please bring up?

01:42:41.800 It's actually, uh, it's not just one verse. It's all of Psalm, Psalm 91. Could you make that a little

01:42:47.180 bit bigger by chance for those of us who are hard to see? Okay. All right. Those who live in the shelter

01:42:54.760 of the most high will find rest in the shadow of the almighty. This I declare about the Lord. He alone is my

01:43:03.280 refuge, my place of safety. He is my God and I trust him for he will rescue you from every trap

01:43:11.400 and protect you from deadly disease. He will cover you with his feathers. He will shelter you

01:43:18.180 with his wings. His faithful promises are your armor and protection. Do not be afraid of the terrors of

01:43:25.620 the night, nor the arrow that flies in the day. Do not dread the disease that stalks in the darkness,

01:43:33.280 nor the disaster that strikes at midday. Though a thousand fall at your side, though 10,000 are dying

01:43:41.620 around you, these evils will not touch you and see how the wicked are punished. Oops, sorry. Just open

01:43:50.300 your eyes and see how the wicked are punished. If you make the Lord your refuge, if you make the most

01:43:58.520 high your shelter, no evil will conquer you. No plague will come near your home for he will order

01:44:07.200 his angels to protect you wherever you go. They will hold you up with their hands so you won't even hurt

01:44:14.460 your foot on a stone. You will trample upon lions and cobras. You will crush fierce lions and serpents

01:44:21.740 under your feet. The Lord says, I will rescue those who love me. I will protect those who trust in my

01:44:29.940 name. When they call on me, I will answer. I will be with them in trouble. I will rescue and honor them.

01:44:37.920 I will reward them with a long life and give them my salvation. And when I was reading that verse

01:44:45.680 earlier today, I, I was just, I felt again, encouraged, you know, that we would, we would

01:44:52.520 trample upon scorpions and we wouldn't be injured. And that's what I feel like by, by exposing the evil

01:44:59.160 in the land, we are trampling on scorpions. And, uh, by truth, you know what? The truth is what set,

01:45:05.240 which shall set us free. But this verse in Psalms was also very clear that it was those who, who call

01:45:11.400 God their own, right? And God calls them their own is those who trust in the Lord. And last week I

01:45:17.800 talked about it. It's just to, you know, not a matter that if you're a good person, you go to

01:45:22.480 heaven when this life is done. God says in John 3, 16, for God so loved the world that he gave his only

01:45:29.580 son, that whoever believes in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. And that doesn't

01:45:35.820 mean that when you accept Jesus Christ into your life to be Lord and savior, you actually give God

01:45:40.340 the wheel in your life instead of trying to do it all yourself, right? He just fills you up with his

01:45:45.140 Holy spirit. When you say, you know what, God, I've sinned against you. I've lived a life apart from

01:45:50.700 you. And I'm tired of that. I'm asking you to be Lord and savior of my life. So please come in my life

01:45:57.320 and be part of my life today. I give you my life. I give you the wheel. And then that is you

01:46:02.820 professing that Jesus Christ died on that cross for you. And you are then provided and given blessed

01:46:10.080 with eternal salvation, but you are also blessed with the protections that God has talked about in

01:46:15.760 this verse. Now it also says in the Bible that in this life, we will have troubles, but he has overcome

01:46:21.700 the world. And so what this means is some of, you know, my testimony, I went through some very,

01:46:28.860 very difficult years. There was death and illness, my house getting broken into and the dog dying in

01:46:34.360 my arms. And, you know, it just like, it went on for years and years and years. I wasn't a bad person.

01:46:39.220 I was thinking, I don't deserve this, but you know what? I was a quiet, shy person. And in the capacity

01:46:44.860 that God wanted to use me, he had to put me through the refining fire so that I could lead this challenge

01:46:51.720 today and be here for Canadians. That's not that I'm doing this in my own power and strength.

01:46:59.300 God had prepared me, but I also didn't point my finger at him and hate him and say, why am I going

01:47:05.820 through all these hard troubles? It says to be thankful in all things. And I did that through my

01:47:11.460 troubles. Even when I was on my knees weeping, I was like, God, thank you. I know you're doing

01:47:16.020 something greater for my good and for your glory. And that's what we're here for is for God's glory.

01:47:22.320 And God has given us free will so that we can either deny him or that we can accept him and

01:47:28.300 follow him. I've made a choice in my own personal life to accept and follow him. And I've been deeply

01:47:32.800 blessed because of it. It doesn't mean my life was easy. Okay. It was very tough at times,

01:47:38.020 but I trusted him through the valleys. And some of you are going through valleys today

01:47:42.680 and you're, you're not a Christian. You haven't given your life over to God. What is stopping

01:47:46.980 you from doing that today? Right? Don't do this on your own. You can't because I know that it was

01:47:52.800 only through God where people say, how can you keep going on? And I says, because I know God and I trust

01:47:57.820 him and he's got something else in store and you can do that today too. So Sheila will pop the

01:48:04.800 prayer line in the chat. We also, if you're watching this as a video afterwards presentation,

01:48:11.880 we'll have it in the description. And if you've made a choice today that you realize you are

01:48:16.820 nothing without Christ in your life, you're not managing and he can easily just even turn your

01:48:21.700 mind around so that you can cope, that you can get through this, but you'll also become part of a

01:48:26.320 community. And then you're also securing your salvation. You know where you're going

01:48:30.180 and there is no strength that you can gain outside of a life with Christ. Trust me on that,

01:48:36.200 I know. Anyways, my friends, thank you for joining us tonight. God bless you and God bless Canada.

01:48:42.120 That's what I've got to say. Look at this crowd. I'm going to thank God and God alone for the ground

01:49:02.420 that I'm standing on. I'm going to thank our founding fathers for giving their lives and sacrificing

01:49:14.440 so much for our freedom. And I'm calling on you today. Don't put them to shame. Don't waste what

01:49:26.080 they did. We have guaranteed rights in this country. We are putting chapters across the nation.

01:49:41.100 We are going to be in every town and every city. And we are going to build communities within these

01:49:47.560 communities of like-minded people who are actually going to care for one another again and love on

01:49:52.900 each other and give each other and give each other the help when they're down. We are going to use

01:49:58.240 the teams and the people that build within chapters to support our businesses. The government's actions

01:50:05.820 are completely 100% unlawful. Judgment will again be found on justice and those with virtuous hearts will

01:50:17.360 pursue. You have a virtuous heart if you are here today pursuing freedom and righteousness.

01:50:26.700 And then verse 23 comes along with a promise. God says he will turn the sins of evil people back on them.

01:50:36.780 He will destroy them for their sins. I take great comfort in that because I serve a mighty

01:50:47.100 living God who has allowed us to go through this season of discomfort because we as a nation

01:50:55.640 have turned our backs on him and we need to get right. So I am just going to thank you so much.

01:51:04.720 I'm going to say God bless you and God bless Canada.

01:51:08.520 God bless Canada.

01:51:09.280 God bless Canada.

01:51:09.680 God bless Canada.

01:51:11.480 God bless Canada.

01:51:11.700 God bless Canada.

01:51:13.340 God bless Canada.

01:51:13.480 God bless Canada.

01:51:13.900 God bless Canada.

01:51:14.520 God bless Canada.

01:51:32.780 God bless Canada.

01:51:35.360 God bless Canada.

01:51:35.620 God bless Canada.

01:51:36.260 God bless Australia.

01:51:37.340 God bless Canada.

01:51:38.020 Thank you.

01:52:08.020 Thank you.

01:52:38.020 Thank you.

01:53:08.020 Thank you.

01:53:38.020 Thank you.

Action4Canada - December 01, 2022

Know Your Rights & Assert Them With David Lindsay

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