Action for Canada is on the front lines of educating canadians about current affairs and relevant topics that affect us all. Action For Canada has been standing up to our tyrannical and oppressive government for over nine and a half years, fighting for our freedom and standing up against the corrupt, oppressive government. In this episode, we are joined by the founder and leader of Action ForCanada, Tanya Ga, who has been leading the charge against our corrupt government for the past 9.5 years.
00:00:00.000the undrip passed into law less than a month after the kamloops find china accused canada
00:00:13.000of genocide the day after undrip received royal assent undrip has led to blocking of revenue
00:00:19.740earning resource and energy projects boomers are retiring and drawing pensions they're not
00:00:24.840contributing to the tax pool and canada is dying because of policies that don't bring reconciliation
00:00:31.880they wreck a silly nation despite all these billions in aboriginal payouts hundreds of
00:00:39.680thousands of indigenous canadians live in abject poverty and want while the aboriginal industry
00:00:46.920elites make off with the cash so our checkmate must be to stop this illegitimate bleeding of
00:00:55.420taxpayers money and for us to go guilt free of these claims of genocide because the truth will
00:01:02.980set you free the federal government offered 320 million for grave recoveries so i guess the
00:01:08.900archaeological societies would be in favor of maintaining this narrative and kamloops first
00:01:15.560nation got 12 million of that grave recovery money and they spent it on consultants and pr people
00:01:21.180this law canadian law seems relevant fraud everyone who by deceit falsehood or other fraudulent means
00:01:29.300defrauds the public or any person of money property or valuable security or any service is guilty of an
00:01:36.100indictable offense and liable to a term of imprisonment not exceeding 14 years this is when the offense
00:01:42.540exceeds five thousand dollars so i think we're well over that it's always my pleasure to introduce
00:01:48.480you to tanya ga the founder and leader of action for canada tanya is a passionate freedom fighter who
00:01:55.580has been standing up to our tyrannical and oppressive government for over nine and a half years and she
00:02:01.680and the action for canada team are on the front lines of educating canadians about current affairs
00:02:07.420and relevant topics that affect us all now before i introduce tonight's guest tanya is going to come
00:02:13.980on to give some important updates and announcements hello tanya hi heather thank you so much i love that
00:02:21.760you have brought up um how people can find the page on undrip this is a report that i'm going to cover
00:02:27.760briefly before we bring our very special guest michelle sterling on so with that i'll just share my page
00:02:35.420and we'll get started um okay so um as some of you know i more and more i'm hoping that you'll share
00:02:43.120this information as heather said action for canada is on the front line of a lot of battles and it's
00:02:50.200whether it is uh mass immigration whether it is the sexualization of our children if it's calling out
00:02:57.340all of these woke ideologies that are just overturning you know values that we've embraced and
00:03:05.060the realities of those values over you know centuries since time began and as the bible says in the end
00:03:12.880times i'm not saying that these are the end times but boy it sure looks like it because it says you
00:03:17.600know what is uh right will be called wrong and what is wrong will be called right and action for canada
00:03:23.840on december 4th i received a letter from a lawyer uh representing tyson cook and if you'll remember
00:03:31.460two years ago tyson cook uh we discovered um he was creating youtube videos that's his creative
00:03:40.080design i guess if he was just doing this on his own and an average individual i it wouldn't have
00:03:45.580alerted us i probably wouldn't have gotten involved but he was making murder videos where he was chopping
00:03:51.660people up putting them in a grinder and then eating them and feeding them to his pig so then he was going
00:03:58.360to go and read stories to kids because he happens to be uh aka drag queen free to wales uh that's his
00:04:05.460uh side gig and he reads to children so we thought okay if he's going to go and read to children let's
00:04:11.480look into him a little bit and that's where we found out about these uh videos but the disturbing part
00:04:16.240was is that he's actually an education system assistant in school district 23 in colonna and so we felt that
00:04:24.020that was uh problematic his social media all of this was made to the public as well so kids that
00:04:29.860would know him as drag queen free to wales had full access to his social media as well as these youtube
00:04:35.800videos uh the youtube videos have since been put on private and um according to uh the bc regulation as
00:04:44.640well as the federal government we have a duty to report if there's potential harm that you know could be
00:04:49.820coming to children and so when you've got an individual working as an education assistant all
00:04:55.460we requested is that his suitability for this position would be reassessed we've never made
00:05:02.180any comments as you if you were to look him up on the web page uh we were just alerting people which
00:05:07.340is our duty to do that and nearly just under the two-year mark he decided to hire lawyers and i've been
00:05:14.060advised that the unions are the ones that are backing him and he has filed a frivolous and vexatious case
00:05:21.720uh claiming defamatory that there's been defamation against him as well as that this has hurt his
00:05:28.460reputation and also uh him financially we have evidence to prove otherwise and so as many of you know
00:05:38.200our courts are being weaponized the courts are just a mockery of justice at this point
00:05:43.860and he's being permitted to move forward with this case and so we've had to retain a lawyer
00:05:48.340and so i first basically announced this in january i want to thank everybody who has donated it's
00:05:54.260definitely a grassroots uh donation funding uh that we're going through right now thank you to
00:06:01.120everybody that's given uh you know fifty dollars twenty dollars thirty dollars whatever you can to this
00:06:06.260cause because as we all come together that makes the load a little lighter for action for canada
00:06:11.580because we definitely needed to retain a lawyer and that is lee turner and he's getting a statement of defense
00:06:19.260prepared we have filed one document but uh we're going to provide the evidence that what mr cook
00:06:26.600has uh submitted is false and so we continue to need to build our war chest so if you would please donate to action for canada and our case that would be much appreciated
00:06:38.700uh because this is only just the beginning of it and castanet which is a local rag in colonna they come out
00:06:46.300colonna drag queen performer sues for defamation it's not only action for canada there's several other people that were named in the defense which i find odd
00:06:54.300and uh just even in the article uh they talk talk about him uh and refer to him as a her as she shared her favorite stories so the family friendly event this family friendly event featured frida wells a talented performer and storyteller as she shared her favorite stories well i'm sorry that's not a woman that's a man he's never proclaimed as far as i know to be even trans and so why is castanet calling him a she
00:07:23.300a she and i'm offended as a woman and if uh women don't stand up in this nation uh they're they're going to erase womanhood they'll never achieve it because this is god's design and god won't allow it but we have a right to defend our womanhood and uh action for canada is on the front line doing that and shame on castanet for for writing such an article you know what they do
00:07:47.240their smear campaigns and uh they support the woke ideologies and we're just not going to stand for that so we really thank you and appreciate your support just a reminder as well that the third annual prayer walk for revival is coming up
00:08:03.100and the reason i wanted to emphasize getting involved is because in uh to during the first um prayer walk for revival it was shortly after that that premieres across canada started fighting on behalf of parental rights and against all of this nonsense last year after the prayer walk for revival in nova scotia they happened to pray around an lgbtq facility and shortly after that it was shut down and i just believe that prayer moves mountains
00:08:32.100and in colonna you may remember that the first year three years ago when we had the prayer walk for revival an actual chunk of the building it was a new building came down and it was outside second floor up outside of the uh school superintendent kevin cardell's office and and that's not fabricated it's a fact that's what happened i look at that as a sign from god is that he's he's got us he's waiting for us to submit ourselves humble ourselves pray for the healing of canada and to repent a little
00:09:02.080for uh you know not being attentive to uh you know not being attentive to all of the ungodly things that were flooding our nation we just need to get right we're definitely having a great reset it's just not the kind that klaus schwab was uh hoping for
00:09:15.520okay so uh for tonight as we mentioned michelle sterling she does the most amazing presentations she brings the truth and the facts to the situation she's so well researched and action for canada as heather had showed earlier under current issues you'll see undrip you'll land on this page and then if you click on this link this is a very lengthy report that i wrote a year and a half ago and it was a it was just time it was time
00:09:45.420because the government had come out about the murdered murdered and missing women that years and years that had gone on that you know canadians didn't care about uh in native uh indian women who were apparently murdered and missing and uh the rcmp didn't care about them and the report actually that was uh submitted publicly showed that 86 percent of the um crimes of the homicides were done by indigenous by the indigenous
00:10:13.420by the indigenous by the indigenous people themselves by the natives and so it's very disturbing but at the same time um what this was was a relief to canadians who were being charged with these crimes without a fair trial and in the end the evidence shows that it's actually a problem within the native community that needs to be addressed and then we also have been um exposing the hundreds of billions of dollars that have been paid out to the
00:10:43.400natives by hardworking Canadian taxpayers, and it just needs to stop. This is all part of a great
00:10:51.160wealth transfer, and I know that Michelle is going to be addressing that tonight. The reason I'm also
00:10:57.200showing you this page, it's a very well-documented page that if you need to provide evidence to
00:11:02.620anybody, whether I really encourage you to take this information and start engaging with your
00:11:08.340elected officials, because they are the ones that can bring about the kind of change, and most of them
00:11:13.820are completely ignorant to what is actually driving this agenda and trying to label Canada
00:11:21.220as committing genocide. What is the global agenda? Again, Michelle is going to be talking about that,
00:11:27.460and if you scroll down the page, here is information about all of the graves that they claimed had all
00:11:33.380of these bodies of missing or murdered children, and they're actually coming up empty. And a little
00:11:39.180bit further, look at this lovely lady. Here is Michelle Sterling. I provided a link to her sub-stack,
00:11:45.420which I would highly recommend that you subscribe to Michelle's sub-stack as well, because she has
00:11:50.900articles. If you're engaging with an elected official, then this is a great way to pass on
00:11:56.340up-to-date information with more truth and facts. And again, it's not about truth, and it's about truth
00:12:03.560and revelation, is what I mean to say here. And then, of course, the bitter roots of sugarcane.
00:12:08.480Anyways, lots of good stuff on this page. I highly recommend that you would review it and share it with
00:12:15.520others. Here is Michelle Sterling's sub-stack page. This is what Michelle Sterling, how you would
00:12:20.840subscribe here. And then Michelle also has a page, michellesterling.com. And I was reading through
00:12:27.260some of these articles today, and I got to tell you, they're fantastic, very educational, and I'm
00:12:32.260very grateful that Michelle is doing this work, because, you know, we're all been deceived for a
00:12:38.520very long time and shamed into submission and being robbed blind at the same time. And it needs to come to
00:12:45.060an end. We all need to be treated equally in this nation, as according to the Constitution and the
00:12:50.760Charter of Rights and Freedoms. So, Heather, would you please, with that, introduce our guest?
00:12:57.600We are so pleased that Michelle Sterling is able to join us once again on the Empower Hour.
00:13:02.800Michelle is an author, researcher, columnist, and blogger, filmmaker, and television producer,
00:13:09.040as well as a career counselor. Tonight, she's joining us to continue the discussion exposing native
00:13:15.560activists and government proxies who are fraudulently implementing so-called truth and reconciliation
00:13:22.320to justify massive wealth transfer, land grabs, and theft of our natural resources. This agenda plays
00:13:30.800hand-in-hand with the global elite's lust for power and money and the World Economic Forum's strategy
00:13:38.160to deprive every citizen of their property and possessions. We are so grateful for Michelle's
00:13:44.240insights and extensive research as she exposes the lies and deception of this very troubling topic.
00:13:52.140Will you all please help me welcome Michelle Sterling. Hello, Michelle. Thank you for joining us once again
00:13:59.420Thank you. My pleasure. Thanks for having me.
00:14:01.820Good. Thank you so much, Heather, and welcome, Michelle. I've been really, again, I always look forward to your
00:14:06.540presentations, but as I was going through some of the information today and just thinking about what it is
00:14:12.640that Canadians, it's overwhelming the amount of information that's coming at us and all the different
00:14:19.260directions that they're attacking our sovereignty, that they are trying to break down Canadians, impoverish us,
00:14:28.060destabilize us, and this UNDRIP, this United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People,
00:14:34.480is a key way for land grabs and getting access and control of our resources. And so you've provided
00:14:41.180a tremendous amount of information on this in the past on shows. And tonight we're going to really be
00:14:47.740digging into the financial aspect of it and this wealth transfer. Okay. Yeah. Michelle, I'm looking
00:14:55.880forward to the presentation. So I'm just going to hand the show over to you.
00:14:59.340Well, thank you, Tanya. It's my pleasure to be on your show. And I really appreciate all the work
00:15:05.720that you're doing to try and put our country back together again, because it's really falling apart.
00:15:12.000Native Ponds Checkmate. This was one of your people's brilliant kind of artistic works. I really
00:15:20.560appreciate it. And, you know, sadly, the real pawns in the game are the ordinary Indigenous people,
00:15:27.700people, many of whom live in abject poverty on reserve. And that's not fair. That's not right. But
00:15:35.120you'll see that we're not actually getting to reconciliation. We're getting to wreck a silly
00:15:42.480nation, the invisible Indigenous clash, cash, grant, and grab. So this was written by Andrew Roman.
00:15:53.120He defines reconciliation in this way. He's a retired lawyer. He has a blog as well, Andrew's
00:16:00.100views. Reconciliation, a never to be achieved psychological state of total peace and friendship
00:16:06.780to be pursued endlessly by obeying what is demanded by the persons with whom reconciliation is sought.
00:16:13.900It's a costly process with no markers, no end state and no limits, as we'll see.
00:16:23.220So Canadians in Canada are in trouble. Food banks are collapsing. Business investment is leaving the
00:16:29.980country. And our per capita growth, we're a laggard. We're way behind all the other countries and we
00:16:36.420can't blame it on COVID. This is from last year, that food bank visits, two million visits to food
00:16:44.860banks. The change in total visits is 90% up over March 2019. And that's from last spring.
00:16:52.480So Canada is not only broken, but we're also broke. And this graph here that Trevor Toome, who's an
00:17:00.240economist with the University of Calgary posted. He posted it on the day that the fall economic
00:17:06.200statement came out. And he said, with all the goings on, there's probably no interest in why the 2023-24
00:17:12.580deficit grew from $40 billion to $62 billion. Just in case, 75% is due to contingent liabilities related
00:17:22.180to Indigenous rulings and awards. And the rest is due to lower tax revenues. So that's pretty shocking.
00:17:30.240And I put this graphic in to just give you an idea of what $1 billion looks like. This is from this
00:17:37.520stack of million dollars. And this is made up of $100 bills in packets of 10,000. So that represents
00:17:45.360a million. And then if you extrapolate it, that's what a billion looks like. So many billions here,
00:17:52.420many billions. So I'm just going to look at some grants that actually Robert Lyman found.
00:18:00.240And, you know, ironically, look at the amounts of money that are being handed out for very small
00:18:10.440groups of people. Let me just move this off screen. So there's a grant of $601.5 million to the
00:18:20.720L'Orange Band in Saskatchewan. They have about 7,000 members on reserve. And so that amounts to about
00:18:28.120$83,480 per on reserve band member for just a third of a year. The blood band or kinai was granted
00:18:40.760$850 million. It has about 12,000 registered members. And that averages to about $66,700 per registered
00:18:52.040member. The Michigan Band on Manitoulin Island received almost $448 million. And they have about 940
00:19:03.960people. So that's about almost half a million dollars per person. The Shalik Band or Atakupukri received,
00:19:15.800they're a population of about 1,500 people. They received 213.7 million, which is about 142,500 per person.
00:19:26.920And the Camperville, Manitoba Band, Pine Creek First Nation. They have about 5,000 registered members
00:19:35.880received a grant of $205.5 million or $37,360 per person. Now, it may be that these grants were something
00:19:47.960practical or useful. I didn't go into all the details of it. It's still a lot of money. And I think one of
00:19:54.720the things that people have to realize is these First Nations, you know, people, when they hear First
00:20:00.680Nation, they think, oh, it must be like a nation must be like, I don't know, a million people. Well,
00:20:07.480there's 1.8 million Native people, Indigenous people in Canada. And most of these First Nations
00:20:15.560are very small. I think the largest is about 12,000, maybe 20,000 people. But most of them are
00:20:24.580500 people or under. And in many cases, more than half of them do not live on reserve.
00:20:33.540And then, of course, our new Prime Minister just pledged $253 million to Indigenous reconciliation
00:20:41.220in Nunavut. And in Nunavut, I think there's 41,000 people.
00:20:44.860But actually, it was this fairly small grant that gutted Canada. It was this $40,000 grant
00:20:54.680to the Kamloops Band for a Paths to Healing project. And it was dedicated from June 15, 2020
00:21:04.880to November 30, 2020. So it had expired in 2020. But it was not used for the purpose granted.
00:21:14.400Because here we have the statements in the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage. When I look at the
00:21:21.640Kamloops, when Canadian Heritage gave the $40,000 grant, I see that part of it was used for the ground
00:21:28.080penetrating radar that identified the 215 grave sites. And over here, Kamloops received $40,000
00:21:36.480for a project to build a healing garden and reconciliation center. The horrifying discovery
00:21:44.400happened over the course of that project. The funding was earmarked for a healing garden.
00:21:51.300It wasn't earmarked for GPR. So this is the tweet that shook the world that Kamloops confirms bodies of
00:22:03.320215 children buried at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School, but no bodies were confirmed.
00:22:12.300And Kamloops First Nation was so distraught that they put this paid petition in the Globe and Mail
00:22:17.380in October of 2021. A whole big page full signed by the founding grassroots families.
00:22:27.380And in this petition, so these are extracts from it, they claim evidence of a horrific act of genocide.
00:22:35.160And they also claim that Duncan Campbell Scott, who was the superintendent of Department of Indian
00:22:42.120Affairs from 1910, deputy superintendent, sorry, from 1910, that he was looking for a final solution
00:22:49.600of our Iranian problem. Well, the final solution is typically applied to the Holocaust of Jews in Nazi
00:22:56.860Germany. That happened in the 1940s in World War II. So we're talking here about 1910. So this had nothing
00:23:09.080to do with genocide. Duncan Scott wanted Native people to be able to stand on their own two feet and be
00:23:17.320independent. Back then, that was his whole thing. He wanted people to be capable. And so overcome they were
00:23:26.440with grief that they demanded the right to collect taxes, claim land title and hunting rates. I mean,
00:23:33.460if somebody killed 215 of my relatives, I don't think that this is what I would be demanding. I'd be
00:23:42.340demanding a criminal investigation. But look at that from genocide to anomalies in the space of three
00:23:48.660years. So three years later, they, this was posted in May 18th, 2024, confirmation of 215 anomalies.
00:24:01.020Now, according to media reports, there are living witnesses to the alleged clandestine burials in the
00:24:09.760orchard. But there's no RCMP criminal investigation. There's no impartial security or chain of custody of the
00:24:18.940site of the alleged crime. In fact, they call it a sacred site. They have it locked off. I don't think any drones
00:24:26.780can be flown near there either. I think it's a no-fly zone. But in fact, it's also an area where the
00:24:35.880previous land use records show that 2,000 feet of septic trenches underlie the exact same area that
00:24:43.980people say is sacred. So are these sacred septic trenches? And of course, the media, the reporters are
00:24:52.660not asking any questions because they're repeaters, not reporters. And even the archaeologists are more
00:24:58.740interested in money than the truth. They contravene their own stated purpose. So I just saw this today,
00:25:05.760actually, because it was in an article by Michael Higgins in the National Post related to James Heller's
00:25:13.520lawsuit with the BC Law Society. And this is a joint statement on Indian residential school denialism by
00:25:24.140these archaeological groups. And oddly, they're even going against their own mandate. What is
00:25:33.340archaeology about? This is from their website. Archaeology is a study of the ancient and recent human
00:25:38.620past through material remains. And archaeology analyzes the physical remains of the past. But in their
00:25:49.180statement there, they're suggesting that just because people say there are bodies there, then nobody has
00:25:56.900to dig it up. Well, I'm sorry, if you're going to accuse me and my ancestors of genocide, then I would
00:26:03.860like to have evidence of that actual evidence, not someone's knowing. And in fact, they're in breach of
00:26:12.940the law, because there's a presumption of innocence. We're being accused in the media, we're being tried
00:26:19.740in the public forum, with without a fair trial. So we should all be presumed innocent. Canada is
00:26:29.260innocent. This has never been proven. They say that in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission reports that
00:26:37.100all of these genocidal claims are proven. That's not true. And furthermore, the whole missing and
00:26:43.520missing children report was never part of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's mandate.
00:26:50.220It was put together hastily at the last minute and in secret. And you can read about it in Ronald
00:26:57.160Nisen's book called Truth and Indignation. So, after all, the federal government offered $320 million for
00:27:06.860grave recoveries. So I guess the archaeological societies would be in favor of maintaining this
00:27:14.720narrative. And Kamloops First Nation got $12 million of that grave recovery money, and they spent it on
00:27:21.700consultants and PR people. So I'm just going to post this here. This law, Canadian law, seems relevant.
00:27:34.220Fraud. Everyone who by deceit, falsehood, or other fraudulent means defrauds the public or any person
00:27:42.780of money, property, or valuable security, or any service, is guilty of an indictable offense,
00:27:48.940and liable to a term of imprisonment not exceeding 14 years. And this is when the offense exceeds
00:27:56.880$5,000. So I think we're well over that.
00:28:02.960So, they also claim in their statement that was published in the Globe and Mail that we must hold
00:28:10.240each other account on our reconciliation progress. And they want to have a ceremony, Canadian flag at
00:28:17.160half-mast every September 30th, for the lives taken by residential schools. Well, from the TRC
00:28:25.380reconciliation, 423 children died at the 139 Indian residential schools over a 113-year period.
00:28:36.660So that's not very many children, as tragic as every one of those deaths were. Most of the children died
00:28:45.120of tuberculosis. The way that they come up with these other larger numbers is that they extended the
00:28:52.800scope of when the child was enrolled in a school to a year after they left the school. So many of the
00:29:01.820children claimed to have died at the school, actually died on reserve, and had nothing to do
00:29:10.620with being at the school or being enrolled in the school. You know, a house fire on reserve,
00:29:17.760sadly, the child died in the house fire, has nothing to do with the Indian residential school.
00:29:25.420So, in this way, people are being deceived, and the aboriginal industry has cashed in.
00:29:32.320So, I think this McLean's Magazine article from 2006 is very, very important. After I read it and
00:29:39.960looked at the timeline, I said to myself, wow, it looks like for about 50 years, lawyers engaging in
00:29:48.380class action suits have been giving very gruesome ideas to potential clients, hoping to get a better
00:29:55.640settlement. So, some of these law firms had planned to make $100 million off of the compensations and
00:30:05.100claims, $100 million. So, you can see why some law societies might not want to shut down this
00:30:14.340narrative either. Now, Harper had instituted a First Nations Financial Transparency Act, and when it was
00:30:23.480enforced, we got a glimpse. So, this Kwikwetlem chief, Ron Giesbricht, made almost a million dollars
00:30:32.500as a chief, and according to Wikipedia, that band has 55 people on reserve and a total population of 123.
00:30:42.860Of course, when Trudeau came in, he canceled that Transparency Act.
00:30:46.980And taxpayers are also underwriting the Assembly of First Nations, which, when they elected their new chief,
00:30:55.900Cindy Woodhouse, she said, Canada, we're coming for you. So, we're paying people to attack us.
00:31:06.280So, nobody wants the gravy train to end. Well, no one except taxpayers and the people who know Canadian
00:31:12.000history, and those who want to defend the law, the basis of the law is truth and evidence. And this is
00:31:19.900the article that I referred to earlier, where I found the archaeologist's statement. It's a very good
00:31:27.420article. But like he said, the great lengths being taken to uphold the residential school narrative,
00:31:33.140as a recent lawsuit exposes, Kamloops is becoming an issue that divides those who seek the truth,
00:31:39.940and those who seek to shame. Because that's all they do. You know, anyone listening to what I've
00:31:47.080presented you with, would simply write me off as a denialist, rather than say, wow, I didn't know
00:31:54.160that. I mean, this all began with a $40,000 grant that was meant to do a healing garden. And there's
00:32:02.980no criminal investigation, even though we're accused of genocide. Something fishy.
00:32:08.160So now, this is from one of my substacks, what John Rustad gets wrong on Indian residential
00:32:16.380schools. So this is actually the substack you want to sign up for, if you're interested in this topic.
00:32:22.000Sorry, no more exposing the bitter roots of sugarcane. It's also under my name. And Professor Jacques
00:32:30.100Ruyard has done this detailed research from all the Indian agents' diaries and the Department of Indian
00:32:39.700Affairs records. And he found that residential schools took in a third of Native children, while day schools
00:32:49.120took in 45 to 50%. So in fact, not everyone was required to go to residential school. And as you can see,
00:32:58.560if it was 45 to 50% and a third at residential school, then that means there was a sizable portion
00:33:05.680of children who went to no school at all. And also, he noted that enrollment in day schools and even in
00:33:14.180residential schools is mostly limited to the first year of school. Pupil numbers dropped by half in the
00:33:22.600second year of schooling. So how then can it be said that children were forced to attend school?
00:33:29.520Because they dropped out. So the waves of awakening rise up. The UNDRIP passed into law less than a
00:33:39.140month after the Kamloops find. China accused Canada of genocide the day after UNDRIP received royal
00:33:48.500assent, citing Kamloops find as the evidence. UNDRIP has led to blocking of revenue earning resource and
00:33:56.560energy projects. Now, boomers are retiring and drawing pensions. They're not contributing to the tax pool. And
00:34:04.400Canada is dying because of policies that don't bring reconciliation. They wreck a silly nation. Despite all these
00:34:13.700billions in Aboriginal payouts, hundreds of thousands of Indigenous Canadians live in abject poverty and want, while the
00:34:23.420Aboriginal industry elites make off with the cash. So our checkmate must be to stop this illegitimate
00:34:32.020bleeding of taxpayers' money, and for us to go guilt-free of these claims of genocide. Because the truth will set you free.
00:34:41.940Ironically, Mark Carney, our new Prime Minister, his father, Robert Carney, would have dismissed all of this as
00:34:50.540total nonsense. And you can read this review article which he wrote about the Royal Commission on Aboriginal
00:34:57.900People. So he was a historian, he was also an administrator of Indigenous schools, and a very well respected man in his time. And it's very
00:35:11.540very odd that his son has not had a single word to say about the church burnings. He's a Catholic. And nothing to say
00:35:20.140about this claim of genocide, which certainly his father would have thrown out at the first mention. So I hope you'll watch my
00:35:30.140mini documentary, Bitter Roots of Sugarcane. It's rebutting the blood libel of National Geographic's Sugarcane. And please watch it before it becomes a criminal offense to know the truth.
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00:37:52.840As I mentioned, Michelle's presentations are filled with facts and evidence and little truth bombs.
00:38:00.380And what I think is that the majority of Canadians who are undergoing this assault should be outraged by what it is that you're showing us.
00:38:09.340You know, when I think about the lineups at the food banks, a lot of people would automatically say, well, that's because of the mass immigration.
00:38:19.700That definitely has a great deal to do with this.
00:38:23.300But the hundreds of billions of dollars that Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party have paid to the natives in these backroom deals, I don't even think we know the full extent of it, because I wouldn't be surprised to find out that much of it is still being hidden.
00:38:39.240And, you know, we should have a right to the government works for the people and they have a fiduciary duty to spend this money responsibly.
00:38:49.520And when we look at this, there is no making sense of this, because it is definitely a part of the global agenda to destabilize Canada, impoverish us, and drive us into a socialist government.
00:39:06.420And much like that, I remember Ken Hardy, the Liberal leader that's in my writing, would always say, oh, we're modeling our policies after Venezuela.
00:39:20.960But you pour all your money outside of the country and into the world banksters, and this is not going to help impoverished nations put more food on the table there.
00:39:32.100So, you know, we see the evidence that third world countries are in worse shape than 10 years ago when, nearly 10 years ago, when Justin Trudeau took office.
00:40:26.080People have to remember that the independent assessment process, which was a compensation process for people who had had more severe physical, sexual, psychological abuse at residential school, had preceded the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
00:40:46.100So people came with their terrible story, many of which had been primed by the lawyers.
00:40:53.240Some were obviously people who did suffer real harms, and some were people looking for cash.
00:41:02.040And they got paid for making up crazy stories.
00:42:41.380And I also did another one with her, with Frances Whittowson, on Sean Carlton, debunking Sean Carlton's presidential school denialism.
00:42:53.400So if you look at those two, that will give you more background.
00:42:57.040But what I wrote there about John Rustad does kind of, in a short passage, give people all the points that are tropes and that are incorrect.
00:43:08.660So I think you could use that with your friends, family, elected officials.
00:43:15.100And I know that when you did that article regarding John Rustad, I actually texted it to him immediately and said, you know, please review this.
00:43:22.720I said, because you're an elected official and in a powerful position.
00:43:26.000And if you don't truly understand the matter, then the information that you're providing people will cause them to believe a lie.
00:43:35.120And again, I can't emphasize enough the mission of what we need to do as Canadians is to expose this and to educate ourselves so that the information will freely flow from us when we're having a conversation with elected official.
00:43:52.200And then also become familiar with where can you access these reports easily so that you can pass them on.
00:44:00.400And so we've mentioned Michelle's Substack, Action for Canada's UNDRIP page.
00:44:05.260It is just packed with all the, I think, vital information that you would need to overturn these lies.
00:44:14.300I mean, it's truth and reconciliation.
00:44:30.760I want to set an example for why and how there are people who probably quite fully believe that children went missing at residential school.
00:44:40.600Now, when in my presentation, I showed that almost a third of students did not go to any school at all.
00:44:47.460So their friends would have gone to residential school.
00:44:50.140Some might have gotten very sick there and been sent on to a TB sanatorium where they may have had to stay for years.
00:44:59.020Often people were in a TB sanatorium for anywhere from 2 to 12 years, a very long time.
00:45:06.720And so when that person came back to their community, you know, they would have left as, say, a 7-year-old.
00:45:13.920And let's say they were in the TB sanatorium for 7 years.
00:45:17.780When they came back, they were someone else entirely.
00:45:20.740They didn't look at all like who they were.
00:45:24.240So for those people who never went to school, never experienced residential school, had no idea what it was, that original person was gone, was missing, right?
00:45:36.400And there's another instance in Fort Albany where there was a Hudson Bay trader, a trapper, he came into the Hudson Bay Company.
00:45:47.500He said, look, my wife is sick and we have no food in the tent, and he died.
00:45:52.580So they sent out a couple of guys with food to the tent.
00:45:56.600They found the mother there deceased with three small children, a 2-month-old baby and a 16-year-old boy.
00:46:02.660They sent the 16-year-old boy on a hunt with his family.
00:46:06.800They gave the 2-month-old baby to a relative, and they took the three children to an Indian residential school.
00:46:13.760One of the children died a couple of years later at the school from flu.
00:46:18.040So those three children, even if they had lived, they would never go back to their community because they were orphans.
00:47:12.160They were probably, possibly come from a line of one of the families that were never allowed to give their testimonies, who thrived because of the residential schools.
00:47:21.520But the thing is, is that when we go throughout history, no matter what culture or ethnicity you come from, there have been lines that have experienced great atrocities, very difficult times.
00:47:33.840And to put money behind it in order to reconcile something, then you are looking for trouble.
00:47:43.560And I've mentioned before, and again, not to minimize anything, but to bring reality into it, is my mom had four older brothers.
00:47:54.560She was on one side of the bridge with her father, and he happened to move them to the other side, and the bridge got bombed.
00:48:01.220And she was left in the house when everybody ran to the bomb shelter as an infant, and everybody's looking around, where's, you know, looking for my mom, and they had to run back in and get her.
00:48:11.360But during school period of time as well, after the war, she was hung by her braids on a peg at school.
00:48:19.600There was mistreatment, you know, by a store owner.
00:48:23.980And I'm not going to go on and on, you know, just about my mom, but there are so many people that have even immigrated to Canada who had real hardships to speak of.
00:48:34.960We look at, I've compared as well, why is the United Nations focusing on Western democracies where there may have been a Native population?
00:48:43.980Why are they not looking at the Native Christian populations in countries where the Arabs came in and ravished them, like brutally slayed them and committed atrocities?
00:48:57.700And yet there is no financial reparation going on in the majority of the Islamic countries that were once upon a time Christian.
00:49:06.740So what I'm saying is to our viewers is what we're asking is that you get out from under the facade that the government has been selling about victimizing this certain group of people.
00:49:20.820And we need to start asking why are they doing this because, and the reason is, is because with the World Economic Forum and the United Nations wanting global control, it is very easy to go after countries, especially wanting to ruin Christian democracies.
00:49:37.300The United Nations already know that the Islamic nations are captured and they hold about a third of the seats at the United Nations.
00:49:44.680But it's the Christian countries that are holding them back from having full control.
00:49:54.280And you and I care more about the Natives who are living in poverty because of this wealth transfer to chiefs and Natives who are stealing land, who are colluding with foreign unelected officials to put this plan in motion.
00:50:10.920There should definitely be an investigation into this.
00:50:16.120And, you know, as you say about people suffering traumas long term, I have a report that's on my website.
00:50:24.700And also I published it as an e-book on Kindle called Ambiguous Losses.
00:50:30.520And I do think that this is the main problem for the Aboriginal community is that they have had layers and layers of losses in terms of, say, the smallpox epidemic, the Spanish flu, the TB epidemic, which TB was in all layers of society at the time.
00:50:53.380It was the largest killer of everyone in Canada in its time.
00:50:57.620But it hit these communities harder because they lived in a more communal nature and TB is very contagious in that way.
00:51:06.420So, you know, and now the contemporary losses with fentanyl, alcohol, suicide.
00:51:12.300I mean, these grief, ambiguous losses, these sudden disappearances of loved ones, you know, are really amplified today.
00:51:21.580And I think that's also why this whole residential school narrative has become kind of a psychological phenomenon, because it's making some kind of meaning of these current tragedies and past losses that have never been resolved through any kind of actual healing process.
00:51:43.220So, and I'd say like the fentanyl crisis is just, you know, way out of control and really heartbreaking for the whole Aboriginal community.
00:51:55.740And I guess that's also my theme is, you know, I say, instead of every child matters, I say every living child matters most of all, you know, because the people who we can help today are the children who are alive today.
00:52:09.060We can't do anything about children who have passed away.
00:52:13.520We can mourn them, build a memorial or something.
00:52:17.220But with the living children, that's who we need to focus on and lift them up.
00:52:23.360But this whole grave thing is really a death cult.
00:52:28.200Well, it is, and of course, by victimizing a certain community is how the government has launched its psychological warfare against Canadians.
00:52:40.440And that's where diversity, equity and inclusion then partner with the victimization, with the white colonialism, the white privilege,
00:52:50.180when, in fact, Europeans were the ones that have developed great, great nations that all of these other individuals have, if they, you know, would recognize it, had provided them great privileges.
00:53:50.560This is an attack, a strategic attack against the West.
00:53:53.620And the natives are part of that strategic attack, attack that is multi-level.
00:53:59.000And so I want the natives to thrive and I want us to all truly be considered equal under the law.
00:54:06.300I think we need to cancel, you know, the treaties.
00:54:08.820I had made a sort of a list and tell me what you think of this.
00:54:14.300I'll just go over the couple of points as I was considering.
00:54:17.400Okay, it's all one thing to do a report and a presentation on what the problem is.
00:54:22.760But Action for Canada is also about solutions.
00:54:25.740So, first of all, stop supporting land acknowledgements.
00:54:29.460There has never been anything such as land acknowledgements.
00:54:32.600This is all part of the strategy to tear down a perception of rights for the natives.
00:54:40.860To not tear down, to build up a perception of these rights.
00:54:44.700So, when Action for Canada goes to delegations or meetings, and this is really catching on.
00:54:49.660I've heard others that are doing it now.
00:54:51.440They thank God and God alone for the ground that they're standing on.
00:54:55.000And because we are a Christian nation, we have the so-called religious rights, but Christian rights, that are embedded in our constitution and charter.
00:55:04.120So, get up there and courageously and boldly say it.
00:55:06.460Be prepared that if in your meeting, not if you're doing a delegation, but say a meeting at a school, be prepared to have a group of you stand up collectively and walk out.
00:55:17.500And then start writing to your school boards and your trustees and your mayors and city councils and say, knock it off.
00:55:23.440We're to be treated equally in this nation.
00:55:26.560Elect people into office who will tear up all the illegal treaties and reverse the unlawful land grabs.
00:55:33.540We have many treaties being passed secretly in British Columbia and land transfers that are unlawful.
00:55:42.200UNDRIP is passed in British Columbia and needs to be revoked.
00:55:48.740This is an unelected body whose mission is to take over Canada.
00:55:52.700They should be designated, in my opinion, I've been thinking about this as a terrorist group, because that's what terrorist groups do.
00:55:58.900They come in, they infiltrate, and those that are colluding with them should be investigated for treason.
00:56:06.660And then, as I said earlier, end the diversity, equity, and inclusion.
00:56:11.740We need elected officials that will support these initiatives if we're going to turn this around.
00:56:17.260Well, the DEI actually comes from an organization called the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment.
00:56:24.680And they have most of the pension funds of the world, of the Western world, the institutional investors from the insurance companies, they have, I think they have about 1,700 signatories, and they sit on about $125 trillion in assets under management.
00:56:49.560And when people sign up to become a signatory there, or organizations sign up, then they are required to comply with their six principles, and their six principles are all pushing DEI.
00:57:03.660And the sixth principle of all six says that you must comply or explain.
00:57:10.180So that might give people a clue as to where this has been trickling down from.
00:57:15.400And, of course, if you have organizations with millions of dollars invested in various assets, or it's your university's pension fund is signatory to this crazy UNPRI, then, you know, if they tell you to jump, you'll say how high.
00:57:33.900So maybe I think that the UNPRI should be disbanded because it's unelected, it's transnational, and it's unaccountable to anyone.
00:57:44.900And yet they are skewing markets all over the world because these big investors with billions of dollars in assets, you know, roll into town and say, hey, guess what?
00:57:56.180We're going to engage with you, corporation, and we're going to tell you what we think you should do.
00:58:03.220And then if you don't do it, then we're going to replace your board until we find somebody who will go along with us.
00:58:11.060And there's a report in the United States right now called Climate Control.
00:58:16.380I can send you a link so that you can post it.
00:58:18.660And it's all about the whole net zero alliance and Mark Carney's association with it as well.
00:58:26.760The U.S. sees all this as an antitrust violation, and they're continuing an investigation into this.
00:58:34.080But the charges for antitrust violation are very, very serious.
00:58:37.760And it's really these big asset managers using NGOs as their little cheerleaders and then manipulating markets in the ways that I just described.
00:58:54.080We have a business page if there's any business owners out there and want to learn more about what Michelle is saying.
00:58:58.900And we cover the DEI and the CBDCs and the incentives that the government, sometimes, you know, financial incentives, like we'll pay $5 towards your employees' salaries to, you know, in order for you to sign up.
00:59:31.760And so I think that's why I say all things United Nations we should be pulling out of.
00:59:36.400This is, you know, an organization that is definitely having an extremely negative impact on Canada and the world.
00:59:45.320And it's really good to be able to, you know, have these conversations and bring more awareness, because with that, I believe that our viewers will take more interest potentially in who it is that's running for office in their community, especially with a federal election right around the corner.
01:00:03.300I'm hearing that it's going to be called potentially this Sunday and investigate who you have running in your riding and then do everything you can to get behind that person, be the boots on the ground, go door knocking.
01:00:18.660Make sure that you participate in also the election process to be there helping to count ballots and to be an overseer to hopefully come against as much, you know, potential fraud that's going to be going on in this election as possible.
01:00:36.900Is there anything else, Michelle, that you can think of that you would recommend as a solution?
01:00:43.020Any actions that people could take within their communities to address this?
01:00:48.660Oh, boy, I didn't come prepared for that.
01:00:54.320Well, I think that the, I think really calling it out, you know, when people, when you see articles that say, you know, we committed genocide, or you see reports issued by various city officials or whatever, like in Calgary, we have this white goose flying report.
01:01:13.760And they, for instance, they made recommendations about changing the name of Fort Calgary, and now they call it the confluence.
01:01:23.920And they want to actually put their memorial to the children who were lost at residential schools.
01:01:31.720They want to use teddy bears and shoes.
01:01:34.740Well, the shoes are very offensive, because the shoes represent the shoes of the people who actually died in the real Holocaust in Germany.
01:01:46.060And their bodies were actually turned to ashes.
01:01:50.500So that's offensive to Judeo-Christians.
01:01:55.200And then they want to also use teddy bears, and they want to bronze the shoes and the teddy bears.
01:02:01.180So you know what a teddy bear comes from?
01:02:05.360And it was named after Theodore Roosevelt, who actually hated Indians, was super racist.
01:02:16.580And it's like, you know, these people are planning to put a memorial together that is insulting in every single way and spending taxpayers' money on it, like someone should be calling them out.
01:02:28.300I wrote an article, it's on my Medium page, and I also had one published in the Western Standard on this topic.
01:02:36.220But, you know, it's really just disgusting.
01:02:38.840So, and when people say or write in the press that there was a genocide, no, there has never been a genocide proven in court.
01:02:49.520There has never been a charge or conviction in Canada against any person or the country of genocide.
01:02:56.960So, we are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
01:03:02.500So, you know, challenge people on that point time and time again, and especially CBC.
01:03:21.200They are the propaganda arm, right, of the government.
01:03:24.740And I was talking to my mom earlier today, and we were talking about the LGBTQ agenda and how many of our people across Canada, how many citizens are being shut down at school board meetings.
01:03:41.000And then we were talking about the 15-minute cities as well and achievements that we're having there.
01:03:46.820But we have these flyers, and I was showing her one of the flyers because in Winnipeg, there's a school board that is wasting taxpayer money making actual statements that are perjuring them and filing a letter, sending a letter to Action for Canada.
01:04:05.060And we're going to be addressing that, and so here they're wasting taxpayers' money.
01:04:10.820They're blocking taxpaying citizens from coming in and talking about their concerns.
01:04:16.620And I said, you know, during wars, mom, that people have gone to jail specifically for running underground newspapers because of the fact that the propaganda machines were telling the lies, and the majority of citizens, that's all they had as far as information was concerned, and that's what they would gobble up and believe.
01:04:35.260And so we've really got to counter that, and I love what you just said, because we have an opportunity to take five minutes and write to the CBC, write to CTV News, write to your local paper, and hold them to account, provide them information to counter whatever misinformation that they've written about.
01:04:56.700There's a group called Honest Reporting, and they specifically are addressing CBC News who are just awful for supporting the Hamas in Gaza and against Israel.
01:05:15.140And so today I noticed they will write, they'll get 60,000 people, and they'll say, hey, you know, even if it's 10 people that write a letter, that can represent 100 people each who are saying this is misinformation, it's false.
01:05:29.120And they've had reports and apologies from CBC, and it's actually effective.
01:05:35.540And so I really encourage Canadians, don't take this laying down, don't let anything pass.
01:05:40.440And if you think that it's, if you know that it's misinformation, you now have the resources, you can provide them information to prove what it is that you're saying.
01:05:50.660Now, I have one thing, we're at the top of the hour here, and then we'll come to a close.
01:05:56.140But there's, you know, people who will say, well, the Europeans invaded Canada, they took the land from the natives.
01:06:04.840And the problem I find is, of course, it's like, okay, do you know, do you understand your history that the Indians had, that came to Canada, they weren't born and raised in Canada, they had also come to Canada, I'm not sure through what means, it could have been through America and then into Canada.
01:06:25.960The history is that there was over, was it 640 tribes, when the Europeans arrived, and that these tribes were infighting, fighting over land, there was scalping going on, it was not a good situation.
01:06:41.940They weren't developing a commonwealth, they weren't developing unity, I understand, in the nation.
01:06:48.080So, how do you address this situation when people say, oh, white people are bad, they came to Canada, and they overthrew the natives, and they developed this great nation?
01:07:02.260Well, I mean, practically speaking, when the Europeans arrived on ships here, you know, there were many more native people than there were people on the ships.
01:07:15.780So, they could have been overwhelmed and killed like that.
01:07:20.320But what happened is that the native people were interested in these people who had these big boats, and they had guns, and they had tea, and they had food that you could put in a can, you know, you had flour.
01:07:35.440So, you could actually carry this flour around with you, and you could make food, you know, because before that, that wasn't really part of, especially not in the Canadian part of North America.
01:07:50.920It was, you know, they did make corn tortillas in more like the Navajo area in the States, but flour wasn't really a thing here.
01:08:00.220So, you know, these were interesting things.
01:08:03.040They wanted this technology, so they struck up a trade relationship.
01:08:07.860And, of course, the people from overseas wanted, you know, beaver pelts.
01:08:13.940And, you know, at any point in time, the courier de bois, you know, the early traders, they could have been killed in an instant by any of the native people who didn't want them around.
01:08:29.580And, of course, there were a couple of priests, Jesuit priests, who were martyred in the early days.
01:08:38.640But, you know, most of the tribes welcomed these strangers because they had all this neat stuff, you know.
01:08:47.820I mean, if you can imagine, it would be kind of like walking into the Apple iPhone store, you know, of that time and going,
01:08:56.260wow, look at all these cool things that they have, you know, can I have some of this too?
01:09:01.080So, and we also, you know, our foundation in Canada is a trade relationship for the most part.
01:09:07.940There were some violent incidents throughout time, but not very many overall.
01:09:13.820So it was a very long and productive and economically rewarding trade relationship for everyone.
01:09:19.520In the United States, people forget or they don't know that Indian wars were raging there between the Europeans and the native people from 1644 to 1924.
01:09:33.760So just imagine that they were still conducting Indian wars in states in 1924.
01:09:38.680By 1924 in Canada, we had been educating native children in residential schools for 50 years.
01:09:46.380You know, so that's a very different approach, a very different relationship.
01:09:51.580And I think that a lot of people don't know Canadian history.
01:09:56.180And actually, I think that's also a point with many of our government ministers.
01:10:01.540For instance, Minister Anandasangari, Gary Anandasangari.
01:10:06.900He's originally, he's a Tamil originally from Sri Lanka.
01:10:11.360He did grow up in Canada, but, you know, his worldview is probably more related to his country of origin.
01:10:21.480And he really doesn't understand Canadian history or his bureaucrats don't or both.
01:10:26.960Because recently, you know, he granted an apology to the Dakota and Lakota people.
01:10:34.400Now, they came here, the Dakota came from, over, from, into Winnipeg, from the northern states there.
01:10:50.720Because they had been in a really violent, atrocity-ridden battle against white people.
01:12:05.220You know, so it's like rewriting Canadian history and opening this huge can of worms for something that is actually historically completely incorrect.
01:12:50.640So not only that we didn't get land originally, but we also went on top of that, all of the money that we could have made in that timeframe had we been given that land and an opportunity.
01:13:17.280And the Europeans came in peacefully and trading.
01:13:21.680Like you say, there was some, I know, a story where a ship had come in and the natives had butchered everybody on the ship except for two individuals who gave their testimonies.
01:13:32.260They became slaves and servants to the natives.
01:13:36.480I mean, this is throughout history in pretty much every culture that you could imagine.
01:13:41.420And I want to warn people against justifying what's going on in Canada right now with the mass uncontrolled immigration from foreign countries that will never align with our Canadian values.
01:13:56.520We have this incredible culture that is based on Christian principles.
01:14:02.520And with that, we just need to sit upright.
01:14:06.340We need to understand that we have an amazing gift that our forefathers had, fathers of confederation had handed us.
01:14:15.160And we have a right and a duty to fight for that and to protect it and not be guilt tripped into thinking that all these different ethnic groups have a right to bring their failed foreign systems of governance and now set up camp under the guilt of white colonialism.
01:14:32.060I mean, it's a very clever plan of what the United Nations and this cabal have strategically done in order to silence Canadians from standing up right now against the current assault that's happening.
01:14:48.940And we need natives to understand as well, you will not win this battle against the Muslims.
01:14:53.960You will not win this battle against the Kalistani Sikhs.
01:14:56.880So we need to unite and again, get back to electing people that are going to put Canada first in a real and tangible and sincere way.