Action4Canada - Ottawa Supreme Court： Barry Neufeld and lawyer, Paul Jaffe provide update

00:00:00.000 it's while the husband went to work and was the provider what took place right so they started

00:00:06.400 to work at work on women and say well you're really you know not worth a lot unless you have 0.98

00:00:12.340 a further education unless you're in the workplace so women started to bite onto that and think yeah 1.00

00:00:19.340 you know i don't just have to be a mother and taking care of people in my community i need to

00:00:24.640 have any kind of self-worth i need to be out there you know working as well and as if you know they

00:00:33.260 were less of a person because they weren't and so the cycle began as well in emasculating men

00:00:39.840 you see it happening in the media in sitcoms in the news in commercials let's just emasculate men 1.00

00:00:46.720 because then we don't have any warriors left in the nation but we have warriors here today andrew

00:00:52.200 you're one of those men that are speaking up on a regular basis so thank you so much for doing that

00:00:56.800 and all of the pastors pastor aaron rock pastor boot there's pastor michael uh you know we just so

00:01:05.200 appreciate them and i love today as well you know we had jack ponsenka here from campaign life

00:01:10.560 coalition we're partners with liberty coalition we have these alignments because these are individuals

00:01:16.640 who um are like-minded and they understand perfectly the war that we're in so that's why we're here as

00:01:24.100 well not only to uh talk about what a woman is but it's to talk about what a man is and how much

00:01:32.060 desperately we need you as warriors in this nation so don't shy away from the responsibility of standing

00:01:38.220 on the front line on that berry we've seen that you've come out of the courthouse could you come on

00:01:43.460 up here for a moment and give us uh some sort of update

00:01:47.300 thank you everyone for being here i really appreciate your presence

00:01:58.460 um just to keep going okay i'm amazed that they got through a very complicated case

00:02:08.680 in the one morning my lawyer had an hour the other lawyer had an hour and uh well there was two

00:02:16.900 lawyers but in total they had an hour and then we heard from uh 12 interveners they only appeared by

00:02:23.660 video so they were five minutes each and except for the attorney general of british columbia

00:02:29.880 uh who was 10 minutes each and they kept focusing on the um rather shocking way i complained about soji123

00:02:41.720 and uh as i was sitting there i almost felt prompted to get up and say your honor can i speak but

00:02:48.300 supreme court of canada they have their rules the only reason i spoke out so strongly

00:02:54.860 was so people would pay attention because i care so much about at-risk kids i was a youth probation

00:03:02.100 officer most of my clients were foster children and over half of those foster children were aboriginal

00:03:08.820 children they are transitioning mostly foster children children who are in care of the state and

00:03:16.160 have no adult to stick up for them and a lot of those foster children are aboriginal

00:03:21.200 and we have a brand new judge michelle obonsoen she didn't seem terribly um sympathetic to my lawyer 0.98

00:03:29.900 and she's the first ever original indigenous person on the supreme court of canada

00:03:35.020 so anyways um the issue was free speech they kept wanting to bringing it in they said that the

00:03:42.240 transgender kids are the most vulnerable in society i have never said anything to condemn

00:03:49.800 transgender or gay kids but i have have been very strong against people who are persuading kids 0.99

00:03:56.840 to try out for the transgender lifestyle start transitioning at school without telling their 0.88

00:04:02.740 parents um take them to clinics to get puberty blockers without parental involvement

00:04:08.700 um there are people here right on this lawn who have experienced that in their families

00:04:13.600 and uh i just hope and pray that the uh the judges uh will give it serious thought they probably have

00:04:22.860 400 pages of written submissions that they have to wade through we probably won't hear from them for a few

00:04:29.760 months before they make a decision but i hope to make the right decision um anyways uh maybe there's

00:04:38.220 questions or uh or i'll give it back to tanya barry could you could you explain to us um exactly what it

00:04:47.500 was that brought you here today uh we understand that this case was specifically a glenn against glenn hansman

00:04:56.460 who made defamatory and libelous statements against you uh three appeal court judges in bc had agreed

00:05:04.140 and yet then they filed a further appeal to the nine supreme court uh justices who agreed that

00:05:11.500 your case should be heard here what was it what is glenn hansman's position that he feels justified

00:05:19.660 in order to make such uh vicious attacks against you as a person and ignite that within your community

00:05:25.820 i put on my facebook site this morning's article from the western standard newspaper and it's the

00:05:34.700 first major newspaper that has clearly laid out what this is all about it started out uh first of all

00:05:42.780 with a complaint by the teachers union to the bc human rights tribunal that i was a danger to students

00:05:49.420 and staff and that complaint has gone nowhere glenn hansman continued to vilify me in the newspapers

00:05:58.700 until finally i had had enough and i went on the offensive i sued him for defamation

00:06:06.620 before we could get our papers together there was a brand new law in british columbia it's only in

00:06:12.300 on ontario and bc it's called anti-slap legislation and it stands for strategic lawsuits against public

00:06:21.580 participation now that legislation was intended to protect little guys if you can imagine an old hippie

00:06:29.660 out in the forest and he loves his spotted owls and he likes to go around hugging trees and he sees the

00:06:36.620 logging companies charging through the forest knocking everything down so he writes a letter to the paper

00:06:41.980 the logging companies are ruining the environment well anti-slap legislation was supposed to protect

00:06:47.980 little guys like him who didn't have much money for lawyers and they were against big corporations who

00:06:53.900 had big legal budgets well it had never been tried in british columbia but glenn hansman turned the law

00:07:02.700 on its head and he used it to claim that i was the big bully and that i was um i was suing

00:07:11.900 him to try and silence him and he had a right to speak up because he was sticking up for a vulnerable

00:07:17.020 population he thought actually he was protecting the his role in the creation of the soji123 program

00:07:26.220 so it had never been tried before this new law justin trudeau appointed a new judge judge ross

00:07:35.820 he'd never heard a defamation case before and this was a complicated twist on defamation so he heard

00:07:42.940 my argument he heard glenn hansman's argument glenn hansman says i got a right to call barry newfeld

00:07:47.820 names because he's a an awful person and the judge sided with hansman well i'd done a lot of fundraising

00:07:55.180 and now i was broke again so i had to look to my friends again and this time i got enough money to go to

00:08:01.100 the bc court of appeals this time there were three very experienced judges and by now mr hansman had

00:08:08.860 already met admitted on the court record that he had defamed me but that he thought he had a right to

00:08:14.300 do it the three experienced court judges of the appeal court in british columbia didn't agree with him

00:08:21.340 they said this would have a chilling effect on free speech if anti-slap legislation was used for this and so

00:08:28.300 they struck down the first judge's opinion and cleared the way for me to start my defamation suit

00:08:35.900 well once again before we got the court documents filed mr hansman who has endless piles of money

00:08:43.660 applied to the supreme court to hear of canada to to strike down the appeal court decision

00:08:51.100 my lawyer who should be joining us shortly was surprised that the supreme court even agreed to hear

00:08:56.540 the case because they had made a decision on a similar case to mine and had ruled in favor of the little

00:09:03.660 guy but anyways here we are today and once again i thank you all for being here and i hope this raises

00:09:12.700 awareness because when i spoke out and this came out in court i was the first and only school trustee in

00:09:19.100 british columbia to speak out and one of the reasons was i think i think i'm the only school trustee in

00:09:27.420 canada that was a probation officer and has worked with victims of sexual abuse and abused kids kids

00:09:38.060 don't like going to mental health counselors they hate being sent to a shrink and the mental health

00:09:45.340 profession finds teenagers very frustrating to deal with because they miss appointments they don't do

00:09:52.060 their homework they're sullen they're not cooperative they're not fun to deal with but and the other

00:09:59.660 thing that the problem of the mental health profession has they can't agree on what kind of therapy to use

00:10:05.900 so they just come up with a pill to give to the kids and they've been accused of relying too much on

00:10:12.300 pharmacotherapy well now all of a sudden they found the magic bullet kid shows up mental health office

00:10:20.860 he's feeling down in the dumps and blue and so the therapist says maybe you're transgender why don't 1.00

00:10:26.540 you try some puberty blockers oh really can i and the referrals to gender clinics has just exploded in the

00:10:35.660 last five years since i've been fighting this i'm not alone anymore in my own community there are five

00:10:43.020 other strong candidates who are joining me my our election is this coming saturday uh we've got some

00:10:49.820 other candidates here who are running in ottawa there's shannon bosche uh chantelle fall and um where's my darling

00:11:01.100 uh ashley darling and uh and there's others around british columbia there's three in the city of

00:11:11.260 vancouver that are running on uh so resistance to this program is beginning to grow and that's that's

00:11:17.900 heartening thank you barry and uh just to say a little bit more about glenn hansman for people who

00:11:26.540 do not know who that is glenn hansman is the former president of the bc teachers federation glenn hansman

00:11:35.820 has also been uh very involved in launching the soji123 in british columbia and the soji123 was

00:11:45.900 crafted by the arc foundation that's arc the arc foundation and uh there was no parental input

00:11:54.940 there were no child psychologists that were involved in this when you look on the arc foundation

00:12:01.020 or any of the information coming out right now because they're very much on the defensive and

00:12:06.380 i'll explain that in a moment they talk about how parents were consulted and teachers were consulted and

00:12:13.180 students were consulted but they were all lgbtq parents students and teachers

00:12:20.140 there was there was no other consultation and there were no child psychologists because they

00:12:26.140 would have been able to say if barry could pick that up after reviewing the soji that there you know

00:12:31.820 was evidence that this was a grooming program that uh we've had reason to be concerned uh then there's

00:12:37.660 no doubt that they knew that as well and so glenn hansman has been very involved in all of this uh glenn

00:12:44.780 glenn hansman of course professes himself he's a homosexual man at the time the minister of

00:12:50.860 education rob fleming was partnering up and i believe it was 200 000 was given by arc to

00:12:59.260 the minister the education in bc to implement this program to the arc foundation sorry and then

00:13:07.260 a pilot program started into nine schools in 2016. so i'm going to back up just for a moment to let

00:13:14.220 you know the history here of how incrementally they've been moving this agenda along with the

00:13:20.540 intention so in 2016 in british columbia the then premier christy clark changed the did an amendment to

00:13:31.260 the human rights code the bc human rights code to include gender identity and gender expression as a

00:13:36.940 protected class now this became a dueling uh i don't want to call it a law human rights code because

00:13:43.820 the constitution says we're all equal under the law and now this is given special privilege

00:13:49.500 that was in july of 2016 and then in september they put soji in these uh nine pilot schools and then in

00:13:57.900 april of 2017 in the spring is when i found out about it and started investigating this and getting

00:14:03.900 together with other uh concerned parents uh about uh bringing awareness to it and of course they were

00:14:10.940 ready for that and they were going to uh demean anybody that was going to oppose this and by

00:14:17.980 september of 2017 they launched it into all schools in british columbia i went to my mla ndp's office uh to

00:14:27.580 make sure like are you aware of this and the woman in the office there's uh you know canadian flag

00:14:33.580 and uh the bc flag in the corner and i was saying you know i want to have a conversation with the my mla

00:14:40.220 about this i i want to bring awareness to what the program is actually teaching our children and she was

00:14:46.380 very confrontational with me and i was uh you know i said this was forced into the school she goes no it

00:14:53.100 wasn't and 100 i'm right it was and then i said look you know what we should be able to go in public

00:14:59.340 spaces according to the law and they should be neutral and i i can't stand riding over a pride

00:15:06.540 sidewalk seeing the pride flags up our schools and uh city halls because the creator of the pride flag

00:15:14.620 what he said was that's what flags are for flags about are about proclaiming power so every time you

00:15:22.300 see one up at city hall they're proclaiming power over city hall it's no longer a neutral space when

00:15:29.340 they could put the pride flag up at your local school they are proclaiming power this is a political

00:15:35.740 movement this is not a group that we need to be uh treading carefully with as if they are the victims

00:15:43.340 as we said before you know what barry has undergone here and i was saying earlier is that there are many

00:15:49.740 victims in society one in four women are sexually assaulted three of those women of the four are in

00:15:56.780 my family i know what this abuse is about if anybody had victimized me over the years where would i be

00:16:07.980 you see you don't thrive in a state of victimhood so why is the government so intent why is the lgbtq

00:16:14.140 sex activists so intent on victimizing this group if they want equality shouldn't they all be equal and

00:16:22.060 said that they can achieve anything they want if they put their mind to it that's where we should be

00:16:27.740 going with this so where does soji come from it's called the comprehensive sexuality education from the un

00:16:36.540 which i refer to as pedophile central so at the un what they did several years ago as well

00:16:43.180 is that they took transgenderism off the list of mental health disorders again so that now when

00:16:50.620 you say something about transgenders that they can point a finger at you and say oh you're in 1.00

00:16:55.740 violation of the human rights code well i'm in violation of a human rights code that you unlawfully

00:17:01.100 put into place because it violates my freedom of thought it violates my freedom of belief

00:17:08.140 what an adult chooses to do is their business but you keep your hands off our kids

00:17:20.380 we send our kids to school for an education not to be indoctrinated

00:17:25.980 and so barry again i just want to thank you so much i'm calling you a national hero

00:17:31.500 uh depending on how this court judges and if they're doing it rightly according to the constitution

00:17:37.660 and the rule of law and the great work that mr paul jaffe at the back of the room there

00:17:43.180 come on up paul um has gone to bat for over all of these years whatever if it is justice we will

00:17:50.300 celebrate justice if injustice is decided on today we will challenge that justice but the greatest part in

00:17:57.580 my heart is the greatest one of all he says that we are to seek justice in the courts but i'm seeking

00:18:06.060 justice in the court of heaven it says thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven so god knows he's

00:18:13.820 all-powerful he's not out of control right now this is perfectly in his control but all things that the

00:18:20.620 devil meant for harm we are going to work to good to good and for good and right now we're in that fight

00:18:26.620 for good for our children so um barry and paul if you can let us know anything further about the

00:18:31.660 courts today that'd be appreciated you know this is a serious meeting but there is a little bit of

00:18:37.900 humor as well my son and i flew out and uh i made my reservation through expedia and guess what hotel i'm in

00:18:46.940 in the ark hotel and we are resting on the ark foundation as we left the courtroom uh the judges

00:18:57.020 left the room and the lawyers from both sides as usual they went over and shook each other's hands

00:19:02.860 glenn hansman wasn't here because he's no longer the union president but the current union president

00:19:07.420 is here clint johnson i know him well he comes from chilliwack we've worked together a lot

00:19:13.340 i went over to offer to shake his hand and he said not on your life i wouldn't be here if it wasn't

00:19:18.940 for my faithful and determined lawyer paul jaffe and paul i'm so thankful tell us give us some thoughts

00:19:30.620 barry is blaming me for this mess now

00:19:32.380 yeah i first met barry when he had a bit of a problem i've managed to explode it into a massive

00:19:40.940 catastrophe all kidding aside you know we're so lucky to live in a country where theoretically we

00:19:49.980 we do have freedom of speech opinion belief association peaceful assembly religion all of these fundamental

00:19:57.420 freedoms theoretically constitutionally enshrined guaranteed and a big part of that is um is what

00:20:07.660 people do in on public issues and um defamation law has always existed as as a limit to what people

00:20:17.180 are allowed to do to each other in the public arena because otherwise nobody's going to come forward and

00:20:21.660 speak out on these controversial things a point i tried to make today and i don't know if it will

00:20:27.580 prevail but i thought to me it's so so important that we encourage people to come forward and have

00:20:35.260 the courage to speak out on controversial matters like buried dead whether you agree with them or

00:20:40.700 disagree with them you've got to admire the courage and you've got to respect the fact that when people

00:20:47.180 cross the line as we allege in the claim he has some recourse to the courts that's essential um it's

00:20:55.100 the only way these these issues get addressed in a civil way you know in a judicious and objective and

00:21:03.100 i guess a non-violent non-confrontational way without the courts where do people go when they've been

00:21:09.420 harmed on these kinds of things so i tried to impart that message today i i think got a fairly good

00:21:15.580 listen uh these things are always unpredictable it's it's really difficult to know uh what the court

00:21:20.620 will do uh but uh we have to be consciously optimistic and uh know that at this point we've we've tried our

00:21:29.180 best and uh see where it goes yeah thank you so much paul and thanks for being in this very long

00:21:37.820 battle alongside barry i met you quite a number of years ago and uh you know who knew that we'd be

00:21:45.260 standing here in ottawa together in front of the ottawa courts on a sunny day it was pretty chilly this

00:21:51.660 morning i tell you my toes were a bit cold but i endured and and it's gorgeous out here and again

00:21:57.500 so we just want to thank you so much yeah thank you i think people would like to know paul's background

00:22:02.940 how he became yeah paul could you explain that to us oh yeah come on tell us a little bit about

00:22:10.780 what got you involved well all right feel free to leave anytime i start speaking folks

00:22:21.420 now i've always had a passion for constitutional issues i actually went to law school just down

00:22:24.940 the road here when the the whole charter of rights thing was uh in this court uh there was a constitutional

00:22:32.060 reference case and what had happened was parliament was tied up for weeks on what's called a filibuster

00:22:38.140 because pierre uh justin's alleged dad was um uh trying to deal with uh getting getting uh westminster

00:22:48.380 uh in in britain to uh amend the bna act and and and anyway long story short i was uh a young guy at

00:22:55.660 the time why not i was still actually bigger than the name now anyway yeah i remember that that was

00:23:01.820 magic i mean that was a magical time in canadian history to see all of this happening living here in

00:23:05.980 ottawa having such reverence for this place which was finally going to be um

00:23:13.740 ruling in a way which enabled these these these uh guaranteed uh rights and freedoms to be entrenched in

00:23:19.740 our constitution so i i i was kind of weaned on the charter but i think maybe you were alluding to

00:23:25.580 my distant family history is that what you were trying to get me to talk about if you want long story

00:23:30.620 short um i've on my father's side uh my family had to uh vote with their feet they in a in a rather

00:23:38.300 desperate uh life-saving move uh in the mid-30s in germany late 30s actually just before the war started

00:23:44.780 uh all of his friends and uh relatives uh didn't do that so uh i wouldn't be here if my family hadn't

00:23:55.180 recognized what some of us recognize happening to some degree here the most horrible things that happen

00:24:05.420 usually happen incrementally and and that was happening in germany in the 30s

00:24:11.740 and some people saw it some didn't uh i'm here because my my father's side saw it happening

00:24:20.060 so i think it's almost genetic with me i'm i'm kind of hardwired to to fight these kinds of battles

00:24:25.740 um and again again i say it has nothing to do with the merits of soji and the whole gender ideology debate

00:24:33.420 uh it has to do with his right and duty as a trustee to speak out on these things and and

00:24:40.140 and and and not to to to uh be open season for ideologically driven activists to target him

00:24:49.820 uh that was the point i tried to make i don't know if it like i said i don't know where it's going to go

00:24:55.100 but but for me that's you soji debate it's it's a serious one but the hill to die on for me is his

00:25:04.060 right to express his concerns and to be protected by the law and and for me that's absolutely that's

00:25:12.860 the heartbeat of democracy and uh it's on a life support right now if this court's poised to do

00:25:18.780 what the other side is urging them to do i i i i think that's more than a slippery slope i see it

00:25:24.860 now i'm not i'm not trying to litigate this case in the public arena here but but i do think it raises

00:25:32.140 some very serious issues and it's going to transcend far beyond soji if he gets shut out of the courts

00:25:38.300 any anybody who criticizes uh whether it's public sector unions governments the the the higher purpose

00:25:46.940 what we call power elites of society anybody who questions the narrative may suffer the same fate as

00:25:53.180 barry if he he doesn't have that protection you know the ability to go to court and fight back

00:25:57.900 so i think it's going it has the potential to go far beyond uh soji not that that's not important

00:26:03.260 enough in itself but yeah those are my rambling thoughts and i'm so thankful to the bc lions

00:26:10.540 because they drafted paul dragged him out to the west coast and that's how i got to meet him

00:26:17.020 that's before they developed really good helmets you might explain why i took the case

00:26:22.380 well that's awesome well paul you've hit on some really interesting points right that we've said

00:26:30.860 that this case is huge for the freedom of speech in this nation but i want to say that if the courts do

00:26:37.420 not judge rightly on this and uphold our constitution then that means that the majority in canada are

00:26:44.220 going to get more vocal and they're going to get more active and because we're not just going to roll

00:26:49.980 over and accept that they're going to crush our democracy and place it with replace it with a 1.00

00:26:56.540 system of marxism and communism because that's the kind of thing that we're hearing about right now

00:27:03.340 when you hear about barry getting attacked uh for his conscience for what he believes to be right

00:27:09.740 where you hear about shannon that you know going through that uh same thing and and it's over us

00:27:16.700 questioning rightfully what it is that is according to our law we should be there you know

00:27:23.660 it's it's very clear in canada that it says that if you know that there's harm being done to a child

00:27:29.740 you have a duty to report it so there's going to be a lot of reporting and activity i won't go into

00:27:35.980 all of that right now but to the police are the rcmp we got the criminal code 1631 and 152

00:27:42.700 on our side when we were talking earlier that you can tell prepubescent children how to masturbate 0.70

00:27:49.900 why would you be doing that unless you're grooming them these are things that have taken place in

00:27:55.660 these books that are reminiscent and what you see in cases of pedophilia so there's going to be

00:28:03.580 those elected officials who are staying down to the party line and going along with this

00:28:09.260 for whatever reason and they not may not be a pedophile themselves but they're being taking

00:28:14.940 part in being complicit to pedophilia and grooming our children that's what this program is now about

00:28:21.340 that's what we're now looking at and facing and so we we don't have the luxury of stepping back

00:28:29.260 and uh you know submitting to what the court does if they're not upholding the rule of law themselves

00:28:35.020 and our constitution the government has commenced war against this nation

00:28:43.100 and it's a very silent war that's becoming more evident

00:28:49.020 and we have a job to do and that is to make sure that we're on the front lines educating people because

00:28:55.340 as i said at the beginning knowledge is power and when you have it you've got to use it but you've got

00:29:00.060 to share it i know that people in this nation have an inkling inside that this is wrong and they need

00:29:07.260 to step up and do something and it's by all of us warriors standing on the front line that we're

00:29:12.380 forging a path and making it available to them to do that that's what each one of you are doing by

00:29:19.660 speaking up and so thank you so much for that and barry thank you so now the process is we we wait for a

00:29:27.020 decision from the courts and there's no timeline to that decision you've said that they've got 400

00:29:32.780 pages to go through and won every court case so far except the one and each time we had to wait six

00:29:38.220 months for them six months on the last one right and and barry had won that one with the appeal

00:29:43.260 um i want to bring you a little bit of good news as well and uh danielle is just bringing it up many

00:29:49.420 months ago like i say i've been in this battle trying to bring awareness to what's called soji in bc it's

00:29:55.020 called the win sex ed program here in ontario soji in alberta arc is wanting to call it i think soji

00:30:01.420 across canada but make no mistake it's the comprehensive sexuality education and and so um

00:30:08.620 we ended up uh for many of you that know uh because i was fighting different battles preco i always say

00:30:15.020 covid wasn't our problem it was pre-covid we were already being groomed and conditioned as a society

00:30:21.980 to uh just march in lockstep anytime the government had said something they were censoring us far before

00:30:29.900 covid came along and they were censoring us by passing these amendments that gave special privilege

00:30:35.900 to one group and they've done it in several different areas that um have put a stranglehold

00:30:42.380 is what their intention is a rope around our neck and tightening it a little bit at a time

00:30:47.260 they release it just to give you enough time to breathe and then start tightening again

00:30:52.700 and so that's why i say we can't ignore it so several quite some months ago um i'd had enough of

00:30:58.220 all of this the books that are being revealed we work together uh partnered up with pierre i've got a team

00:31:04.620 and um as you know we have nearly over well to see where they all are about a hundred chapters nationwide

00:31:10.780 we've got hundreds of people that we're vetting because we want to be in every single town and

00:31:16.780 community building communities within communities where we can bring people together who can run as

00:31:22.380 school board trustees mlas mpps and mps we can do this in british columbia just now we're having our

00:31:30.140 election this weekend municipally 37 mayors won their seat by acclamation because they had nobody running

00:31:38.940 against them that's 37 seats if we can get all the chapters that we could have won that's where

00:31:44.300 we're at because we are the majority so the notice of liability went out to all of our chapters

00:31:50.140 nationwide and it was directed at school board trustees and libraries and so we asked all of our chapter

00:31:56.940 leaders to go in and investigate do they have these disgusting pornographic books in their libraries

00:32:02.540 if so serve them a notice of liability so this is the wind that's going on right now as a result of

00:32:08.540 this the canada i didn't even know this existed the cfla the canadian federation of library

00:32:13.980 associations had put a comment a statement out on their front page their home page and it was in

00:32:21.100 response to action for canada and our notice of liability and no doubt calling it misinformation

00:32:27.260 and doubling down on their support for the victimized lgbtq2s plus plus alphabet soup 0.67

00:32:35.580 so they tried to discredit the notice of liability and so i looked up the border directors and we're

00:32:42.060 making that public who they are because rather than being outraged by children being exposed to

00:32:47.580 pornographic material in the children's section they wanted to discredit the notice of liability and build

00:32:54.540 on their support as another win for us in response to this notice of liability the bc government has come

00:33:03.500 out jennifer whiteside is the minister of education and she doubled down to support arc and soji in the

00:33:11.980 schools and the lgbtq and claiming these are safe they're creating safe spaces and i say for who

00:33:20.140 they're tearing families apart these children are coming home to their parents and saying i'm no longer

00:33:25.340 a girl i'm a boy can you imagine being a parent and being faced with this right now horrifying as i

00:33:33.980 mentioned earlier in my testimony one of my dearest friends has grieved the loss of her daughter as if

00:33:39.420 there was a death and having to rebuild as to how that relationship will carry on this is happening on mass

00:33:48.540 i'm mass psychosis and so jennifer whiteside doubled down and then she talked about who her collaborators

00:33:56.620 are all right the collaborators happen to be the bc government funding arc the collaborators are the

00:34:04.780 canadian government funding arc i thought education was provincial why are they funding arc

00:34:11.180 and a long list of other collaborators the unions in bc are collaborators with arc and jennifer whiteside

00:34:20.700 as far as i'm concerned and what i can see is jennifer whiteside has just made a public statement 0.99

00:34:26.540 of her guilt in supporting facilitating inappropriate explicit and pornographic material to children and

00:34:36.060 sexualizing them in the school system because we have enough evidence that that's exactly what this

00:34:42.700 program is doing it also forced the bctf to make a statement and double down their support

00:34:51.500 for the lgbtq2 plus and the soji123 resource and then they had to add that this is going to put bc

00:35:01.020 backwards because they were coming out against the trustees like barry for running in the upcoming

00:35:07.580 elections and saying you need to vote progressive trustees we're going to provide you a list real soon

00:35:14.460 make sure you talk to your local union and then of course we're getting real hit hard by the media

00:35:21.340 okay cast and ed you know i don't even know if anybody did i mean they're all paid for right we're

00:35:25.980 looking into where they're where the money's coming from and they're they're all paid for bought out

00:35:32.460 and so they're supporting the the school board superintendent who is as well as trying to

00:35:39.500 speak against the notices of liability as misinformation and how they're just creating safe spaces

00:35:47.260 so so many children more than what we ever had in school before maybe .001 percent i mean i don't even

00:35:53.500 think in elementary school there was really enough to qualify any percentage as far as kids that were

00:35:59.580 gay and lesbian maybe in high school for those of us who are older could look back and say yeah i know

00:36:06.140 there was two kids that were either gay or lesbian that was it and as jack ponsenka had said if kids are

00:36:13.180 just left alone to move through any questioning natural or not what they had they would move towards a normal

00:36:21.500 heterosexual lifestyle and so we got all kinds of media doing it one was called i don't think it was black

00:36:28.060 press it was uh something like that i'm really quite quite happy that they finally understand who i am

00:36:34.540 they called me a christian nationalist with a christian nationalist organization i said i'll take that

00:36:42.460 but in there the arc foundation uh reg craig has also

00:36:46.620 also now in a position where he feels he needs to rise up in support of his his beloved soji one two

00:36:54.060 three that is sexualizing children at the earliest stage possible so you see it comes down to personal

00:37:01.340 liability we got them ruffled can you imagine if we could get chapters in every community ruffling the

00:37:11.340 individuals who are trying to normalize this and who are causing devastation and harm to our nation

00:37:20.300 we can do this together we can 100 do this and we will win this war so i just want to just encourage

00:37:28.860 anybody that is going to see this after because we're live on facebook we're going to make this

00:37:34.060 available afterwards please look at look up action for canada become a chapter leader and uh or become

00:37:41.260 a member of a chapter but we're going to be out there we're going to be working with everybody we've

00:37:45.100 got a lot of other strategies and things that we're doing and we've caused the government a lot of grief

00:37:51.180 over these last months with our notices of liability as well against the jab against masking and all the

00:37:58.380 other nonsense we've actually literally had reports where we've saved lives and saved jobs and got a

00:38:04.140 whole lot of masks off kids for the parents that were courageous enough to use it can you believe that

00:38:09.820 you know you don't want to ruffle feathers so you're going to put a mask on your child

00:38:13.420 so anyways please join us um i would just really really encourage that and uh danielle i'm going to give

00:38:20.140 the mic over to you as well danielle is our chapter leader here in ottawa so if you're local please make sure

00:38:26.060 that you connect with her there's a massive uh job that we have going on across canada as well

00:38:33.100 one other thing that i should mention as well is that we've also got a pastoral team and uh we used

00:38:39.740 to be doing webinars for them back in early 2020 2021 sorry until about august when we said you know

00:38:47.420 what we need to focus on our chapters so ron raywald is the head of our pastors with dan vashon and others

00:38:53.740 and so we've got a pastor team and within our chapters they as well are going out making

00:38:59.580 appointments with all the pastors in their community to say hey do you know what's going on

00:39:04.700 presenting them the soji presenting them the books and i'm telling you it is beginning to have a

00:39:10.060 tremendous ripple effect again that knowledge is power and so that's another reason why we got a lot

00:39:16.780 of churches here in ottawa that i hear have been completely silent but we need them on the front line

00:39:22.860 and then we're encouraging them as well to raise up leaders within the church we're working together

00:39:28.060 with great organizations like liberty mike clark with christians that care and uh we've got mark vella

00:39:35.740 with the parents group in uh british columbia as well who see what is needed and they're meeting those

00:39:42.300 needs and they're reaching out and they're trying to not trying to they are providing a great deal of

00:39:47.020 support so just to thank you to everybody but a special thank you to danielle who made sure that

00:39:53.980 we all were fed and had something to drink and that everybody was coordinated so can i have a big hand

00:39:59.180 for danielle and is raphael still here yeah she's over there but just wanted to give her a big shout out

00:40:07.100 as well for introducing all the guests it's so good to see our younger generations involved as well it's

00:40:13.180 critical to the future so i'll um i want to add one piece of housekeeping shannon yes come on up shannon

00:40:19.820 and then we'll give it over to danielle i still want to hear from hi everybody um uh jonathan was passing

00:40:27.100 on invitations to the rito club for a reception that's uh going to be happening at four o'clock this

00:40:31.740 afternoon um i was able to arrange that as a member and i wanted to uh just remind everybody

00:40:37.660 or or point out the rito club is a little bit strict about their dress code it's business casual

00:40:42.540 um and uh i can get away with wearing this clean jeans and a collared shirt and a sweater

00:40:49.340 and if if you have the ability to join us it would be wonderful um and i just want to share that

00:40:55.260 it starts at four o'clock um and then there's a website uh stopwoke.ca uh that i wanted to share

00:41:01.740 with you and that is the um uh where you can find resources of various uh school teachers or uh sorry

00:41:07.820 teachers uh non-woke candidates for school trustee running in ontario what's that website

00:41:15.420 nbc as well stopwoke.ca

00:41:26.140 so

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Action4Canada - October 28, 2022

Ottawa Supreme Court： Barry Neufeld and lawyer, Paul Jaffe provide update

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