Action4Canada - September 04, 2025


Land Rights and Treaty Rights

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2 minutes

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118.19

Word count

309

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15

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1

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In this episode, we discuss the role of the monarch in protecting our property rights and property rights. The monarchs have a duty to uphold God's laws and the contracts they've made with the Indians. And that duty is not only to uphold the contracts with the crown, but also to protect your property rights as a sovereign.

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00:00:00.000 the king and queen, has duties to us.
00:00:02.320 And when we buy that land,
00:00:04.240 they have a duty to protect us in our property lands.
00:00:08.020 Let me take you back,
00:00:11.020 and I've talked about it in the past,
00:00:12.920 to the Coronation Oath Act of 1688.
00:00:15.920 And this act is what basically solidified the wording of the coronation
00:00:21.040 to make sure everybody knew what it was going to be.
00:00:24.280 And I'll just read you the opening paragraph,
00:00:27.040 because it's actually quite important.
00:00:28.940 And it states,
00:00:31.160 whereas by the law and ancient usage of this realm,
00:00:35.160 in other words, it's already law.
00:00:37.340 What they're reciting in this paragraph already exists.
00:00:41.020 It's not creating anything new.
00:00:44.220 The kings and queens have taken a solemn oath upon the evangelists
00:00:49.180 at their respective coronations
00:00:50.900 to maintain the statutes, laws, and customs of the said realm
00:00:56.040 and all the people and inhabitants thereof,
00:00:58.940 in their spiritual and civil rights and properties.
00:01:03.320 That is where your property rights first originated,
00:01:07.060 as a recognition by the monarch that you have them.
00:01:10.760 And in the course of their duties,
00:01:12.900 which includes giving royal assent to legislation,
00:01:16.040 they agree that they will protect you in your property rights.
00:01:19.160 And that is an obligation, constitutionally speaking,
00:01:25.080 upon the king or queen to us as their subjects,
00:01:28.540 not necessarily to the Indians.
00:01:31.660 Their only obligation to the Indians are what's in the treaties. 0.98
00:01:36.040 And that's it.
00:01:36.740 And those treaties, as we've all talked about,
00:01:41.300 have been paid for many times over, right?
00:01:47.180 And consequently,
00:01:48.900 when the monarch takes that oath to uphold God's laws,
00:01:53.560 if they have to,
00:01:54.800 if the honour of the crown is at stake
00:01:56.800 to uphold the contracts with the natives,
00:02:01.080 how much more is the honour of the crown at stake
00:02:03.580 to uphold their contract with us
00:02:05.120 to protect us and our property rights?
00:02:06.880 Thank you.