00:01:00.000The United Nations has mandated that all member nations implement the Comprehensive Sexuality Education Resource.
00:01:10.600CSE is a learning platform that was developed within the context of a program developed by UNESCO.
00:01:17.960This so-called resource sexualizes children at the earliest ages possible, and it's no surprise that it's causing great harm to our children, as well as attacking the traditional family unit.
00:01:30.980According to Section 163.1 and Section 152 of the Criminal Code, as well as the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, it's a criminal offense to sexualize and exploit children.
00:01:44.700Here at Action for Canada, we've been working to expose this evil agenda and to empower parents, grandparents, and concerned citizens to take a courageous stand.
00:01:56.480In an effort to assist you, we've created a page on our website where you will find an incredible assortment of information on this issue, including the various programs that have been introduced into our schools.
00:02:10.300Beyond the Basics is the resource used in Nova Scotia, WIN Sex Ed is used in Ontario, CSE is used in Manitoba, and SOGI 123 is used by the rest of the provinces.
00:02:23.300By introducing these programs into our educational system, our children and youth are being exposed to sexually explicit pornographic materials in the form of books, magazines, and comic strips.
00:02:37.660Our kids are also encouraged to become members of organizations that promote sexually deviant behavior and the exploitation of minors.
00:02:46.420Be sure to take advantage of this notice of liability, which will advise teachers, librarians, trustees, ministers, etc., that they will be held personally liable for exposing minors to any form of pornography or sexually explicit material, as well as any activities or organizations promoting sexual deviancy and the exploitation of minors.
00:03:10.400By using this valuable NOL, you have the ability to demand that the CSE learning resources be immediately and completely removed from libraries and the education system,
00:03:23.980that all of the books listed, including titles by the same authors, be immediately removed,
00:03:29.480and that all educational facilities, including libraries, cease and desist promotion of any and all activities,
00:03:37.720including performers and clubs that exploit our innocent, impressionable, and vulnerable children and youth.
00:03:45.640Knowing is not enough. You must take action.
00:03:49.380Here are some powerful actions you can take to protect our youth, no matter your age or station in life.
00:03:56.360Pull your children out of public schools and universities.
00:04:00.580Run, facilitate, join, or help with a homeschool group.
00:04:04.260Get involved in writing letters and serving notices of liability.
00:04:09.720Run for office as a school board trustee, mayor, or city councillor.
00:04:14.960Connect with an Action for Canada chapter near you.
00:08:30.380Okay, remember that retreat I told you about a couple of weeks ago that I went to?
00:08:35.380At one point, we were led through an exercise where we were asked to reflect on the people that have spiritually influenced us.
00:08:42.380At first, I struggled to think of who had helped shape my faith journey, actually.
00:08:46.380Because I didn't grow up with a very strong spiritual foundation.
00:08:49.380But as I sat there reflecting on who has modeled spiritual strength, conviction, and courage in my life, one name came immediately to mind.
00:08:59.380Over the past five and a half years of knowing her, I can say without hesitation that I have never met a harder working woman.
00:09:08.380And as my pen met paper, the words began to pour out.
00:09:12.380She keeps going, even through the hard seasons.
00:09:15.380Despite the overwhelming workload, despite standing firm when it would be easier to bend, she presses on.
00:09:22.380When her convictions are unpopular, she does not retreat.
00:09:26.380When there is resistance, criticism, or even hate for what she stands for, she does not waver.
00:09:31.380When she is misunderstood by those who have not taken the time to truly hear her heart, she remains steady.
00:09:38.380Through personal trials, public scrutiny, through exhaustion and opposition, she continues to choose what is right over what is easy, day in and day out.
00:09:50.380Tanya, you embody unwavering faith in action, courage rooted in conviction, strength anchored in truth, and a tireless commitment to protecting faith, family, and freedom.
00:10:01.380And for me, you have set the bar high in more ways than one.
00:10:05.380It is such a privilege to introduce a woman whose life and leadership have left an unmarkable, an undeniable mark on so many.
00:10:14.380Please help me to welcome Tanya God of the stage.
00:10:57.380And, you know, I met several times with the RCMP this week, and Pastor Brent has, and the fact, again, I'm going to give a shout out to Pastor Brent for opening his church to us rebel rousers.
00:11:13.380Those, we say truth matters, and that has become so controversial, and that's the bottom of what's going on outside.
00:11:20.380And we just need to keep speaking the truth.
00:11:23.380My uncle would always say, and many of you may have heard this before, is that the lighthouse on shore is a beacon of hope to the sailors at sea.
00:11:32.380And we are that lighthouse on shore for these kids that are in a storm, in the deep, deep waters, and they need to know that they were born in the right body.
00:11:43.380God never makes mistakes, that they are loved and cherished.
00:11:50.380They also need to understand that life is hard.
00:11:53.380I've been through really hard times in my life, but you know what?
00:11:56.380I ended up turning everything over to God, and then he took what the enemy meant for harm, and he used it for some real good.
00:12:04.380And he can do that in each and everyone's life.
00:12:07.380Now, when I start my events, I'm just going to sign on here.
00:12:11.380Those of you who know me, get ready, because it's coming.
00:12:14.380I might have to repeat it, but I'm going to do a land acknowledgement.
00:12:42.380So this is what Action for Canada looks like nationwide, and I want to start off.
00:12:46.380We have a table out there, and the night is about mobilizing Canadians and getting you actively involved in your communities.
00:12:53.380And Action for Canada makes that really easy.
00:12:56.380We have the resources, the effective resources and the strategies, and it is amazing what two or three people can do and overturn in a community.
00:13:04.380And you've got to remember, it's the squeaky wheel.
00:13:06.380Good old Uncle Ed told me that one, too.
00:13:08.380It's the squeaky wheel that gets the attention.
00:14:04.380It's absolutely been an amazing 10 and a half journey that I've had.
00:14:07.380And it started one very shy girl that had no social media platform, 12 people on my email list, and no cell phone.
00:14:15.380And so, you know, I was really praying about the direction when Justin Trudeau was lobbying everybody for government on anything and everything.
00:14:26.380I saw the writing on the wall, so to speak.
00:14:29.380And so I started writing my first letter, sent it out to the 12 people, and it was about the legalization of marijuana, putting it in the hands of 12-year-olds.
00:14:37.380Then about Bill C-16 and allowing biological men and women in children's spaces, motion M-103, the Islamophobia motion, to quell our criticism of one of the most dangerous ideologies right now in the world.
00:14:51.380And so I kept writing, and my list got to 500.
00:14:54.380And by 2019, we needed an organization.
00:14:57.380People were saying more people need to hear what you're doing and to motivate people to write to their conservative members because they were saying we don't hear from people.
00:15:45.380I had to keep stepping out and past my fear so that the Lord could use me, as Danielle is saying.
00:15:50.380And each of you have that inside of you as well.
00:15:54.380And so then in 2019 in June, now it's like, okay, Tanya, you're going to be the head of this organization because I'd asked two other people to do it.
00:16:03.380And I was literally on my belly on the floor in June of 2019 saying, God, I need to hear a word from you, and I need you to speak loud and clear.
00:16:12.380I opened my Bible, and it was Jeremiah 1, 17 to 19.
00:16:16.380I've got it underlined, date in there to this day.
00:16:18.380And it says, get up and prepare for action.
00:16:21.380Go out and tell them everything I tell you to say.
00:16:23.380Do not be afraid of them, or I will make you look foolish in front of them.
00:16:27.380For see, today I've made you strong like a fortified city that cannot be captured.
00:16:31.380Like an iron pillar or a bronze wall, you will stand against the whole land, the kings, officials, priests, and people of Judah.
00:16:39.380They will fight you, but they will fail, for I am with you, and I will take care of you.
00:17:04.380We need to stop, you know, all of this and accommodations.
00:17:08.380Accommodations are what's burying Canada.
00:17:11.380You don't have a right to have your accommodations when it means bringing in foreign systems of government that are in violation of and in dueling with Canadian law.
00:17:22.380And so we need government officials to stop being lobbied by these individuals.
00:17:26.380And that's where I'm going to, you know, repeatedly look to Dallas and even to Maxime Bernier, who are people that you would refer to as the populist movement.
00:17:36.380And that's what's winning across the world.
00:18:55.380And then as well, I think it was Ronald Reagan, who was it, that said, you know, that freedom isn't free, that you have to pass it actively, pass it on to the next generation.
00:19:08.380And that's what we're fighting for today is the next generations.
00:19:11.380So I've created this resource, you can come to Action for Canada's page, but it literally provides you so much information, all of the evidence that you could possibly need, proving within our Constitution Act, the Bill of Rights, the coronation oath, the Lord's Day act, Canadian coat of arms, everything that we can imagine as foundation of this country.
00:19:32.380And they'll tell you, well, that's how it used to be, that's not how it is today.
00:19:38.380These are active and alive today, but we haven't cared about the people in government to make sure that they're upholding it.
00:19:44.380Now I'm going to shift and I'm going to work very quickly here.
00:19:47.380Many of you that are following us know about the issues and the work that we're doing.
00:19:52.380We have an Empower Hour every Wednesday night and I bring on a special guest or do the show myself.
00:19:56.380Next week is going to be very impactful.
00:19:59.380But this page is just filled with those resources and the information that you need to pass on to other citizens and to start educating and meeting with your local officials.
00:20:10.380Everything that you could possibly need is on this page as far as the standards for sexuality and education that's coming from the WHO, which says that at the ages, you know, what is appropriate?
00:20:24.380Well, from here it's one to four to teach them about masturbation.
00:20:27.380If you do not agree with that then, and that's where our country is headed, you have not been voting for the right people.
00:20:34.380We don't want to hear lip service, we want to see what are they doing between elections to make sure that this is not what's going on in Canada.
00:20:41.380The War on Children Comprehensive Sexuality Education is the SOGI123 and it is meant to sexualize children at the earliest age possible.
00:20:51.380We have resources, we have information, I highly recommend this first video because in British Columbia they have the SOGI123 toolkit for teachers
00:20:59.380and it is from K to 12 and you can see how they are indoctrinating children and putting these ideas in the mind and these are the people that are standing outside.
00:21:08.380These are the ones that are being fast tracked on puberty blockers and led down this, there's no such thing as a trans child.
00:21:16.380No child is born in the wrong body and I rebuke that to the very core of my being.
00:21:21.380So if you know a parent that's 12 or 14 year old is coming home, send them this video.
00:21:31.380And then there's a video that come down below and Sarah here is a D transitioner, she contacted me the other day.
00:21:39.380She's just an amazing beautiful girl and she is like the gal in the States who just won a $2 million lawsuit against her surgeon and the psychologist for mutilating her body.
00:21:50.380And that's what happened to Sarah, what is going to be the justice when they cut her breasts off at 16 years old, put her on puberty blockers and all of this is coming out now.
00:22:01.380Just a few headlines, ultimate deception, gender affirming care, this was a show on a page.
00:22:06.380We really work on educating Canadians and so those Canadians are in communities who are then going and challenging their elected officials.
00:22:14.380Do you really know what you're signing up for?
00:22:16.380Do you understand that this is mutilation and what you're doing?
00:22:21.380Diseasers, look at these kids, there's so many kids.
00:22:24.380We have the highest population of kids on antidepressants.
00:22:28.380Something is wrong and it started in the classroom.
00:22:31.380And Maxine Bernier, I give credit to the PPC, we all know about the tragedy in Tumblr Ridge and a shame on the commissioner of the RCMP, Commissioner McDonald.
00:22:43.380I've met with him personally on times and I'd like another sit down face to face because how dare they call this individual female and say a gun person and you would have seen it all on the news.
00:22:54.380We needed to be able to identify this individual.
00:22:58.380Children were massacred in a school because of this.
00:23:01.380But this is going to be the show next week.
00:23:04.380Stop indoctrinating our kids to death.
00:23:06.380And the stats Dr. McCullough put out, if you're not aware of it, here I've said comprehensive sexuality education is SOGI 123.
00:23:18.380It is win sex ed in Ontario and by other names in every single province.
00:23:22.380And it's got to be pulled out from the roots.
00:23:25.380This is what is causing our kids to be confused.
00:23:28.380Now, what happens when they send them down this path of hormone blockers, cross sex hormones and SSRIs is that Dr. McCullough came out with a report on Sweden, had two different reports.
00:23:41.380And within these, the research in this one, 856,000 plus individuals were prescribed SSRIs.
00:23:50.380And Sarah was told, and the kids, once they get on antidepressants, 12, 13, 14 years old, up 15 and 16, they're going, boy, I like that boy.
00:24:01.380They up the antidepressants to keep them dumbed down and controllable.
00:24:04.380Now, what are the antidepressants doing?
00:24:06.380This report shows that young users had a 43% higher risk of violent crime.
00:24:12.380So you tell me what happened to that young man in Tumblr Ridge.
00:24:17.380Okay, and the reason we have that image right here of the show is because he was also doing magic mushrooms and weed.
00:24:27.380And then you know when you get a prescription, the pharmacist is comparing it to other medications you may be on to see how it's going to react.
00:24:35.380So you can't turn around if David Eby comes out and says, oh, you know, is the carcinogen made him mind crazy and mental health issues?
00:24:44.380And I'm going to have a call to action that's going to be coming out, holding David Eby and every premier to account.
00:24:50.380So that's why, please, if you haven't joined Action for Canada, I don't mind, get your phone out right now and do it.
00:25:01.380Because I sent out a call to action that came out today on banning Ramadan from every single publicly taxpayer funded institution.
00:25:10.380You know, you don't bring that stuff in, but now we're going to go after every single premier to say, we've served you notices of liability back in 2021, 2022.
00:25:24.380I started the NOLs against SOGI, WinSexEd, etc.
00:25:50.380There's lots of podcasters out there reporting on what's happening, but none of them are giving you solutions like Action for Canada does.
00:25:56.380And the resources and the evidence that this is working.
00:25:59.380So we got the books removed in Alberta.
00:26:02.380In Alberta, they're still working on it, but now we're back saying to them, the main ask when we came and sat down with you was that SOGI123 be removed.
00:26:10.380And now we're showing you the evidence that what you're doing by indoctrinating our kids is leading to them to these drugs, leading them to their bodies to be mutilated and a 19 times higher rate of suicide.
00:26:24.380Don't let them tell you that transgendering, you want a dead daughter or a live son, is actually the facts.
00:26:32.380And we want parents to be able to be embraced and supported, but you all need to be educated and we do that education for you.
00:26:40.380But it may be an hour a day spending it on our website, watching a video and getting it.
00:26:47.380Some of the chapter leaders, Terry is just precious in Oshawa, she goes, oh, Tanya, I wish I could speak like you.
00:26:53.380I say, well, then you're going to have to spend 24 hours a day absorbing all of this.
00:26:59.380That's why I can speak the way I do because I educated myself and I educated myself and then I decided to educate others.
00:27:05.380You live and breathe it, and I'm not asking you to live and breathe it, but we're making it so easy for you to access this information so you can have an intelligent conversation, a respectful conversation with your elected officials.
00:27:20.380The massive win was first in 2023, and we heard in April that the government was going to start implementing SOGI 123 there.
00:27:28.380Right now it's in BC and Alberta, and we know the ARC Foundation who started all of this, they wanted it in Saskatchewan.
00:27:35.380Our team found out, we started lobbying for government, one of the education minister happened to go to church with one of our people, and we said, look, these are the measurable harms.
00:27:44.380We served them the notice of liability, and by August, they banned Planned Parenthood, that was a different issue, and they stopped SOGI 123 from being implemented.
00:27:54.380Now, the radical LGBTQ activists and the attorneys and lawyers that are all working together are going up against Scott Moe.
00:28:07.380He's had to take some tough steps to counter that to maintain this win, as is Daniel Smith doing, and kudos to her in Alberta.
00:28:15.380But that means they need to hear from the public. You are the voting voice that they want to know is going to show up at the poll.
00:28:21.380But for the right reasons, you make sure that these people have proven that they're willing to put themselves out there and do this.
00:28:28.380So that was a great win. We used that same strategy, worked it in Alberta, put a three-inch binder of information together to prove the measurable harms, and respectfully, they heard us.
00:28:38.380Now, what we also do is we create resources, parental rights. Parents need to 100% know what their parental rights are, and we've done that.
00:28:48.380So if family services show up or the government shows up, you give them this document and tell them to get educated on that,
00:28:55.380because we're on the front line protecting our kids.
00:28:57.380Because if you don't go along with the delusions that they've filled your kid's head with in the education system,
00:29:03.380family services will say you're an abusive parent will actually remove your children.
00:29:07.380And it's happened. It's happened. It's happening all the time.
00:29:11.380Now, on that, I have a lawsuit against me. It started a year ago, Christmas, 2024 Christmas.
00:29:18.380And this drag queen, it's a defamation lawsuit. And because I was exposing what he was doing, he made murder videos where he chopped people up and ate them,
00:29:32.380and it ends up, he's in Cologne and he's an education assistant in the school system.
00:29:37.380So I said, I don't think that it's appropriate that this person has his YouTube out there and you should have seen what's on his vial,
00:29:44.380like crude stuff on his Facebook page. It was open to the public.
00:29:48.380So the kids that would follow drag queen Frida Wales and his little Frida Wales channel for children would be accessible one click away.
00:29:57.380Don't let your kids on computers. Just keep them away. Keep them away from your phones. They don't need it.
00:30:02.380Okay, so we have turned around and we filed a SLAP application in September and my affidavit, their lawyers within 24 hours said,
00:30:09.380I think we should put this on pause. Because our evidence is so compelling. So I will be in court in June.
00:30:16.380And so this costs money. I'm going to have to pay $20,000 more for my lawyer to go through this next process.
00:30:24.380And so that's why we're encouraging people, please help us be on the front line of this battle.
00:30:28.380Because this is going to set a precedent. Drag queens won a case in Ontario that this guy, Tyson Cook, has been watching.
00:30:35.380And he thought it was a great win in a cash cow because this poor sucker that put something on Facebook about a drag queen.
00:30:42.380How much was it? $360,000 or something. The activist judge awarded the drag queens.
00:30:51.380So if we, you know, we're not going to lose this case because the evidence is too powerful to show.
00:30:57.380And I want to go before a jury if that's the case. So they need to rectify this before June.
00:31:03.380But that's just the battles that we're willing to be in and strategically in order to shut this down and also bring attention to the public of what the war is.
00:31:13.380Now again, I'm going to quickly shift to another topic.
00:31:16.380We've been on the front line since a chief went after me in October of 2020.
00:31:21.380He actually put my life at risk and stuff by calling me a racist and a bigot because I happened to mention some facts.
00:31:27.380It led to me creating this page all about UNDRIP, all of the facts, some breaking news on here.
00:31:33.380But the hundreds of billions of dollars that are being transferred in this wealth transfer over to the chiefs.
00:31:39.380We know that the bands, the members, aren't receiving these funds, that they're living in poverty, that they're not excelling.
00:31:47.380We've got to rip up the Indian Act. We've got to free these people from the clutches of the government who is using them as pawns.
00:31:54.380They're using them as pawns for the global agenda to take away your property, so as Klaus Schwab, the evil villain says, you know, that you will owe nothing and be happy.
00:32:08.380They never mean what they say. It's always the reverse.
00:32:11.380So we are fighting really hard to talk in a very controversial, everybody, it's psychological, military psychological warfare that we've been through so that we would actually say,
00:32:21.380oh yeah, we're bad people. No, we're not. We're not bad people.
00:32:25.380I mean, if we were bad people, we'd be like the Muslims going into the Christian nations when they took them over and they slaughtered everybody.
00:32:31.380That didn't happen when the Europeans came here and formed this nation. And we need to put things back into reality.
00:32:37.380We've been a very blessed nation. They've been blessed by it, if they would know it.
00:32:41.380And now Canadians who have had nothing to do with any harms to these individuals, we're taxpayers and we're tax payered out.
00:32:49.380We can't continue to do this. We can't continue to open our borders to individuals.
00:32:55.380We have compassionate hearts. We want to help people that this is not the way to do it, to conquer, destroy, divide us.
00:33:01.380We have to have common ground. We have to be equal under the Constitution.
00:33:05.380That's what it talks about and that's what the goal is.
00:33:07.380So if you want to see facts about the graves, facts about amazing, amazing individuals like Michelle Sterling, who I've had on the show, she gives research over what it is that they're telling us, like lies about you murdered all of these kids.
00:33:23.380And then she gives the research about the reports that were given to the RCMP about the fact that there was no murdered and missing children.
00:33:31.380There were diseases and equally that Caucasian children as well died during those times.
00:33:37.380It was traumatic for everybody or that these children's parents would die and that they were orphaned and it was the Europeans that brought them in and gave them a life.
00:33:47.380And they don't want you to hear about the stories from that side.
00:33:52.380That is why, you know, the people are outside, if we could just have a reasonable, based on the facts, we have the facts on this page, so I can't dig into them.
00:34:02.380If you're sitting there going, oh my gosh, Tanya, I can't believe you're saying that.
00:34:05.380These, you know, look at us, white supremacists and colonialism, what we did and we should just keep handing everything in our land over to them.
00:52:50.380I want to highlight something about the message that we just heard.
00:52:57.380What's being built through Action for Canada is not just information.
00:53:01.380It is practical tools, well thought out strategies, and a clear path to the many different ways in which a person can get involved.
00:53:09.380But work like this requires support from people like us, offering our time and our talents and our treasures, as I mentioned before.
00:53:16.380And Action for Canada runs mostly entirely on volunteers.
00:53:21.380And although there are a few key paid positions to help with strategy implementation and to just help keep the organization functioning on a day in and day out basis, we still need so many more hands on deck so that we can flood this province with simultaneous action in every single community.
00:53:44.380So, Kim, as Tanya was mentioning, our national chapter coordinator, if you have any questions about volunteering and you want to know a little bit more, just to have her elaborate, please, you can go and talk to Kim.
00:53:56.380I'm going to have her come up in just a minute.
00:53:58.380She's an integral part of building this team as well.
00:54:02.380So, Kim, thank you to you also for everything that you're doing.
00:54:05.380And of course, on top of the need for volunteers, we need funds to help cover technical expenses to support the massive email system travel costs so that Tanya can meet with both national and international leaders that she's helping to gain support with to help push back on this Trudeau, Kearney, Gong Show nightmare that we're living in.
00:54:27.380And so, and of course, there is still significant legal fees and let me remind you that Action for Canada is still one of the only lawsuits that is in the courts right now that is pushing against the mandates.
00:54:41.380And those of you, as many of you know what I'm talking about, there's not any other cases out there that are still fighting like Tanya is right now.
00:54:48.380And the bottom line is that Action for Canada is one of the single most active organizations across this province and country actually making an impact with every level of government.
00:55:04.380And it operates solely because of people like you and me.
00:55:08.380So, this is the reality of grassroots work.
00:55:12.380If we want change, it has to start here.
00:55:24.380And as you all know, tonight's event is by donation.
00:55:27.380So, some of you may be donated on the way in the door, but we'll be sending around some baskets around the room so that you can do just that if you have not yet.
00:55:35.380You've now heard about the tremendous amount of incredible work that is being done.
00:55:41.380And in order for it all to get done, we need to chip in.
00:55:44.380The responsibility cannot just weigh on a few.
00:55:47.380There is also an option to donate online.
00:55:55.380And for anybody who feels really compelled to help, there is also an option to become a monthly supporter, I believe, here as well through this link.
00:56:13.380And lastly, I know more than anything, we're really hoping to have a few strong chapter leaders, Kim if you want to come up, dedicated to and volunteers to step forward.
00:56:23.380So if you're feeling like this is your calling, please fill out an expression of interest form on the website and someone will get in touch with you to literally hold your hand through this process.
00:56:33.380However you would like to be involved with the team, there are so many different ways.
00:56:38.380And, you know, Kim, where do they go to get all this information?
00:56:52.380If you want to just discuss maybe starting a chapter or refreshing a chapter in this lower mainland or wherever you're from, just click on learn more about chapter leadership and volunteering.
00:57:04.380So we go through a process of bringing in people that feel called to the leadership because it's not for the faint of heart.
00:57:11.380We have some of our chapter leaders here.
00:57:12.380I see Christina and I think Renee is here as well.
00:57:19.380So if you do that, you just click right there for having a discussion just to talk about what it's about.
00:57:25.380If you want to do connecting as a volunteer, you're not ready for leadership yet, but you want to learn about this a little bit more and you want to roll up your sleeves
00:57:33.380and get to work, you need to get connected to the nearest chapter to you.
00:57:37.380And if there isn't one, there's a way to connect to our virtual chapter, which means we'll just get you going with just simple tasks, education and action.
00:57:45.380So connect with your local chapter is the way to do that.
00:57:48.380And also if you want to do leadership, click on that blue button there and follow the prompts and fill out the form.
00:57:56.380Just know that as a volunteer, you're not expected to figure this all out on your own.
00:58:02.380Kim will literally hold your hands for the whole process.
00:58:05.380And so the bottom line is if actually ladies, if you want to go around with the baskets, please.
00:58:10.380Bottom line is, is that the more of us that get involved, the faster that we can take the garbage out of this province and get this home cleaned up and running the way that it should be.
00:58:19.380And now as we've got our donation baskets going around, I'm going to just introduce somebody who probably doesn't really need an introduction in this room.
00:58:28.380But for the first time in Everland, we have a voice that reflects what so many everyday British Columbians have been thinking and feeling.
00:58:39.380And we're afraid that no one would ever say out loud in the inside the walls of the legislature.
00:58:44.380For many, Dallas has been a breath of fresh air when it comes to our government.
00:58:50.380She does not shy away from the difficult conversations either.
00:58:54.380She does not retreat when the pressure mounts and she does not compromise when it comes to doing what's right.
00:59:01.380For the opposition, she is considered a thorn in the side because she is exposing what many would have preferred to stay hidden.
00:59:09.380Every day that she walks into that chamber, knowing the weight of it, knowing the resistance, because she is one in 93 voices that is courageous enough to speak truth.
00:59:19.380And she stands in the gap anyways, because it's the right thing to do.
00:59:24.380She's spoken openly about her nerves and what the responsibility that comes with that.
00:59:31.380And the courage is not absent of nerves.
00:59:34.380Courage is stepping forward despite them.
00:59:38.380And she does this because the truth matters.
01:01:50.380Because even though, quietly, a lot of people, they tell me, I can't say it out loud, Dallas, but they approach me in the church.
01:01:56.380They approach me in the grocery stores.
01:01:58.380They approach me in the legislature, if you can believe it, I get secret smiles from all these people who are working there who quietly go,
01:02:04.380I know I'm not supposed to do this, Dallas, but...
01:02:08.380And they tell me that they're really happy.
01:02:10.380And these, I get doors opened for me by the sheriffs.
01:02:13.380They say, good morning, MLA Brody, opening the door for me.
01:02:16.380And I really know that quietly, so many people are starving, starving for the truth.
01:02:24.380And that building has been a shock to me, what I've experienced there.
01:02:28.380And I'm going to tell you a little bit about that.
01:02:30.380Tanya has covered so much ground, so what I want to do is talk to you mainly about the journey I went on,
01:02:35.380because it will tell you really the whole story of what's going on in our province.
01:02:39.380When I got elected with the Conservative Party of British Columbia, I was really excited,
01:02:46.380because I thought the Conservative Party was going to be this incredible new force in the legislature.
01:02:53.380When we got over there, I found out that everything was not what I thought it was going to be at all.
01:02:59.380The very first caucus meeting we had, it took a couple of caucus meetings,
01:03:04.380and a caucus meeting is basically where all the elected MLAs get together.
01:04:29.380But I've never experienced this intensity of peer pressure, social pressure, and full-on bullying that I have experienced in our caucus and in that legislature.
01:04:49.380And when you go there, you go there full of energy to bring these great ideas and do what you were asked to do.
01:04:55.380You get there, and they whip it out of you, and they control you.
01:05:00.380And what happened in our specific party is as soon as we got there, I found that the true Conservatives, and there are some left in there, but they're scared.
01:05:09.380They're scared of what they did to me, and I'll go into some detail of what they did to me.
01:05:13.380They got terrified of stepping out of line again, and I was used as the example for what's going to happen to you if you dare do what Brody did.
01:05:24.380And so what happened is everybody started folding in, and I basically stood my ground, and I started standing my ground more and more.
01:05:37.380And so this is what basically brought me to the position I'm in is that I was the attorney general critic for the Conservative Party of British Columbia, and an interesting file came up.
01:05:52.380It was involving the Law Society of British Columbia.
01:05:55.380Now, the Law Society is the governing body for all lawyers in this province, and you have to be a member of the Law Society, and it's a very important institution.
01:06:06.380If you're a lawyer, you have to abide by the rules. You swear in allegiance, and there are rules and codes of conduct you follow.
01:06:12.380So in the last, I guess, five or six years, or no, I guess it's less than that, maybe five years, they've introduced a course that's mandatory for all lawyers to take, and it's about Indigenous awareness and cultural sensitivity.
01:06:27.380I don't know the exact name of it, but it's mandatory.
01:06:30.380In the materials that they handed out in that course, there was reference to the 215 bodies that are claimed to have been buried in a mass grave after having been murdered at the Kamloops Indian Residential School.
01:06:44.380One lawyer who is a hero, all of you should know his name, his name is Jim Heller, also a hero, just like these people are, and I think all of you are here too.
01:06:55.380But Jim had the temerity to send an email to the Law Society about the fact that this, still a lie about there being 215 dead children in a mass grave there, was wrong.
01:07:10.380Because there had been no proof that there are bodies, and he wrote emails to the Law Society requiring, or asking, add the word potential, potential burials in front of this word.
01:07:21.380He was ignored. Email after email went. I think he sent about four different ones to the governing people at the Law Society. They completely ignored him.
01:07:30.380Jim is a criminal defense lawyer, and criminal defense lawyers tend to be tougher and more outside the box than sort of corporate lawyers who tend to just, you know, very strict.
01:07:39.380They even dressed differently. I saw the difference when I switched different practices.
01:07:43.380They're much more rebellious. They have a rebellious spirit. They're out there. They're dealing with, you know, defending people.
01:07:49.380He wasn't, he had guts. And so he said, you know, basically screw you. I'm going to bring it to the annual general meeting then of the Law Society.
01:07:59.380So Jim wrote a resolution saying that these materials needed to be amended. This is all he was asking for, for the word potential to be added to the materials.
01:08:11.380They, they fought him even on this. So they, they, he brought it. There was discussions online. Lawyers could weigh in on both sides of this.
01:08:19.380And, and in the context of the discussion that was going on between the lawyers, on this online discussion, the Law Society brought in a comment from a group, the Indigenous Justice Council.
01:08:33.380I forget their exact name. There's so many of them now, but they basically put something into the conversation that identified Jim as being a racist and a denialist.
01:08:45.380He was on vacation with his wife when he saw these materials come to light. And he said, he looked at Lori and he said, Lori, they're defaming me.
01:08:54.380This is what his own Law Society is doing to him for demanding that the materials simply be correct.
01:09:00.380And I might add that the Chief Justice of the Court of Appeal of British Columbia, Len Marchand, is Indigenous himself and has already rendered a judgment saying there are no actual children found. It's still potential.
01:09:13.380So this is even in a law case called Regina versus Dick that had been brought in the law, in the courts. So it's already being proclaimed in a case, but that didn't matter. The Law Society didn't care.
01:09:25.380They labeled Jim a racist and a denialist. So he decided he had to sue and he sued the Law Society for defamation. This case. Yeah. Good for Jim.
01:09:36.380And this is expensive. Jim's not a wealthy man. He's a good lawyer. He's got a good life, but he's not. This is expensive, but he did it.
01:09:49.380So when the National Post had this article, it said lawyers sues Law Society for defamation. Someone I was working with said, Dallas, you should look at this. I looked at this and I said, let's go.
01:10:01.380And I did my very first post on X that I had ever done. And I said, there are zero bodies that have been found at the Kamloops Indian Residential School. And then it said zero. And then it said, if there can't be truth at the Law Society, there will be truth nowhere. Something like that. Basically, that's what it said.
01:10:18.380That's when the trouble started for me. Okay. And I'll also tell you that I got permission from the communications person in my party to post that before I posted it. He didn't ask me what I was going to post, but he said, go for it, Dallas. I think that's great.
01:10:34.820So I posted that. Three hours later, I get this call from the same guy saying, can you take it down? I'm like, Brad, I just put it up. I'm not taking it down. He said, well, Alia Warbus is yelling at me. She was made the house leader for the Conservative Party. She's a trans activist. She's indigenous herself.
01:10:58.200But she apparently, the pressure came on to John. Alia got calls. Everybody went crazy. She was apparently yelling at Brad. Brad's yelling at me. And I said, I'm not taking it down.
01:11:09.820Then I got a call from John Rustad. And he says, I need to meet with you. I'm like, oh, now I'm really going into trouble. So I said, John met with me. And he said, Dallas, I want you to take this post down.
01:11:20.280He said, it's not that it's wrong. It's just that the tone is bad. Okay. So this is what we officially called tone policing.
01:11:30.420Okay. Get, put that name, that word in your vocabulary. And when this is called tone policing, and it's a big thing. Okay. I said, but John, there's nothing wrong.
01:11:38.500And he goes, no, but Dallas, that's not the point. It's not that it's wrong. It's just that it's coming across the wrong way.
01:11:44.440And, and I don't like it. And it's causing people to be upset. So that, that's what happened. And then I still held the line. And I said, no, John, I'm not taking it down.
01:11:57.740Because I also believe that my personal integrity was on the line. If you put something up, and then you take it down, you're done. Okay. Once you've.
01:12:14.440I've learned that. And this is actually a struggle session that they put you through. It's right out of Mao's playbook. This is the modern day struggle session that you're subjected to take it down. No, I won't take it down. No, I won't.
01:12:28.240And they try and get you just to conform. And holding it right there was really hard. Those few days. And then unbeknownst to me, I was in the ledge that day.
01:12:37.680I was still holding the line. John went to the media behind my back, held a press conference over in Victoria, and told them all that he had told me to take it down,
01:12:46.740even though I thought it had been a private conversation between me and the leader of my party.
01:12:50.480I come out of the legislature. Lights flashed on. I'm surrounded by media. I was like, what's going on?
01:13:00.200John Rustad just told us that he told you to take it down, this thing, and you didn't take it down.
01:13:06.200Are you denying that there were residential schools in British Columbia, Ms. MLA Brody? Are you denying that children were hurt?
01:13:12.660Are you? I'm like, and the lights are all on me. And I was like, wow, this is intense.
01:13:17.380So John did that and left me hanging out there by myself. I answered the question and said, of course, I'm not saying that, but I stand for truth.
01:13:24.880And if we can't have truth of the law society, there will be truth nowhere. I promise you that.
01:13:30.300So I went through that. And then it got worse for me, because then I went on a Zoom program that week to discuss what had happened
01:13:38.500with Francis Whittowson and Jim McMurtry and some other people who are well aware of the lies and what we're experiencing with this whole aboriginal file.
01:13:48.340And I was talking in that video about the cultural Marxism that we're all experiencing right now.
01:13:55.180And I don't know if you know what that is, but it's called postmodern cultural Marxism.
01:13:59.460And what it is, is modernism was a time when we all agreed there were certain fundamental truths that we could all adhere to.
01:14:06.140Like the sky is blue and then it's dark at night, like things that we could all accept, the speed of gravity, the things that make life work.
01:14:13.920And these, you know, we've all thought this is true. You know, this is how a boat floats. This is, you know, this things.
01:14:20.980Postmodernism means that none of that is acceptable anymore. Every truth is valid.
01:14:26.800That's postmodernism. I've had to learn about this.
01:14:29.360And it's basically that says my truth, your truth, his truth, grandma's truth, everybody's truth.
01:15:04.000They squeezed it into a four second clip.
01:15:06.660And I went into the last caucus meeting I was in.
01:15:10.040I walked in that door that day and I got, I got, I was set up.
01:15:14.020And the whole caucus had, the people on the liberal side of the caucus had set me up and they all just started swearing at me, yelling at me, calling me names.
01:15:23.060Elia Warbus told me that I was disgusting and that I was mocking child sex abuse survivors, if you can believe it.
01:15:32.600I mean, that is so anathema to me to think that anyone would say that I would do that, considering I even spent seven years of my life defending young offenders.
01:16:13.060I just said, Dallas just, I said to myself, get your briefcase and just quietly go.
01:16:18.100And I, I just crept out the door and I went downstairs and they had tipped off the media already that they were going to be doing this to me in the meeting.
01:16:57.120And that's, and then later that afternoon, they issued a press release saying that I was mocking child sex abuse survivors and that I was giving support to pedophiles.
01:17:07.520That's what John Rustad, Brad Zubik, Anthony Kosh, and all these people did to me.
01:18:16.200We had very good news on this file this week.
01:18:18.420I want to tell everybody, there's been a ruling from the Privacy Commissioner of Canada that came out a month ago.
01:18:25.960It was very, it wasn't really reported in the main, it wasn't reported really at all by the corporate media.
01:18:34.120But the National Post did, that's correct.
01:18:38.400So we, there's this claim that there were basically 215 babies or children buried in a mass grave at the Kamloops Indian Residential School.
01:18:51.140This announcement was made in May of 2021.
01:18:55.200And it was, if you watch the documentary, you'll see the details of it.
01:18:59.160But in the wake of that, remember the convulsions our country went through?
01:19:07.440Trudeau went and knelt in the middle of a field with a teddy bear.
01:19:46.280Over 100 churches vandalized, some burned to the ground, some burned beyond repair.
01:19:52.740The other thing is that the New York Times published an article basically saying that Canada has this shameful, dark history of killing these children.
01:20:02.220A delegation went to the United Nations and we got designated a genocidal country.
01:20:09.880This was big, what they did in the wake of this.
01:20:12.220And then, the band itself, the federal government then gushed all this money out over, I think it's close to $350 million, was put out to excavate across the country.
01:20:25.920Because now there were claims that there were over 700 locations across the country where there were other dead and buried children.
01:20:31.340Okay, so in March, right when I was being thrown out of my party for saying this, the federal government private quietly pulled all the funding for any more digging because not one bone had been found in any of the places they did try and do some excavations across the country.
01:20:50.780But the Kamloops Indian Residential School never gave up on this claim.
01:20:56.180They still to this day have claimed that they're there and they received and demanded and received $12.1 million to dig.
01:21:04.740And they have not dug anything and it's been now four and a half years and they've been stalling.
01:21:09.220So, what happened in the last month is that an investigative journalist group called Black Locks Reporters had filed a freedom of information request in Ottawa for the information because in order to get the $12.1 million, they were supposed to file progress reports about the digging.
01:21:28.960Okay, that actually I was shocked that they had required anything because they usually don't require you just give the money and forget about whether there's anything done but they actually had said you have to file progress reports amazing so the progress reports they were filing they were trying to get this freedom of information request it dragged on dragged on and then at a year I don't know if you remember I think it was September the federal government actually sealed these documents and said nobody can have them and and but Black Locks
01:21:58.300was not to be rebuffed they continued on and they appealed the decision of the initial freedom of information request and they won and the fact I know so amazing so the the federal privacy commissioner or because they said we didn't have enough staff they had all these excuses for why they hadn't given the report and there was just too complicated too much the privacy commissioner and this is where I have hope that perhaps courage is spreading because the winds of
01:22:28.240change are blowing I'm telling you she said no there's no excuse for not giving these out you have to release them within 30 within 30 days so today's the 20th today's the 30th day those reports are now going to be coming out so the day before yesterday what did we see come out of the Kamloops band oh okay well we haven't really dug but we've been having all these conversations with the Catholic Church and we're looking for records and there are 119 different bands represented
01:22:58.220of the children who had come here and we have to talk to them about if we do find something how will we return them to you I mean just complete garbage excuses for why they they don't haven't done any digging and now they're saying we're narrowing the scope of our gonna if we dig we don't know if we're gonna dig but basically they have admitted that they have not dug and that there are no confirmed burials there
01:23:21.980so uh this is a really big event and they're trying to bury it in language that will make it seem like it's it's not as serious a situation but it is it's really bad
01:23:34.840and in the meantime over this past year I have been called every name in the book by every chief in this province I have been called um vile disgusting disgraceful
01:23:45.980diabolical racist denialist fascist nazi uh uh uh harmful uh soulless uh you know it just goes on and on and cbc will bring these people on and let them just hack on me solidly for half an hour they don't ever phone me and ask me if I could come in for half an hour and tell them what I think never
01:24:07.420they never call me it's totally one-sided and they let them just stream on grand chief steward phillip the other uh tg I forget which organization he's the head of but he's another bigwig
01:24:21.800and then casimir herself has demanded that I resign so the more they say to me the tougher I get and I'm like okay you know what really why should I resign I've actually been elected
01:24:33.220and I'm actually standing for truth you should resign
01:24:37.000you should resign I've also said you have perpetrated a fraud on Canada you should apologize to Canadians for accusing them of mass murder
01:24:50.920and you should you should uh refund the money because it was earmarked for digging with interest with interest
01:24:58.260and they don't like that uh because I'm pushing back just as hard as they're pushing on me uh Leah
01:25:08.520Ghazan who's a federal NDP uh MP she actually has been pushing to have what's called residential school
01:25:15.440denialism made a criminal offense and they want me to go to jail they're trying to get this passed as soon
01:25:21.440as possible because they want me imprisoned that's it's unbelievable that this could even be happening
01:25:29.120and we're speaking the truth but they call any any time you speak out against the things that are pushed
01:25:34.900out by what I call the reconciliation industry uh they will accuse you of engaging in denialism using
01:25:43.500holocaust language and imagery to talk about something that is completely different and it's it's
01:25:51.200really dangerous and so I I um you know I've called them out on that and um you know I've done it in
01:25:57.180the ledge and I've I've challenged David Eby and I've said so now they want me to go to prison and that
01:26:02.500that day when I was in the ledge challenging him I mean that was hard to do because I was going to
01:26:07.620repeat it and while I'm speaking saying um I have spoken out about the bodies the the NDP across from
01:26:13.800me were like you're disgusting you're disgraceful I hate you you can't believe the things they say to me
01:26:19.220in the ledge and I'm trying to talk listening to this vile vitriol coming at me but I had to say it
01:26:25.640and um all they just kept calling me was a racist and they wouldn't answer the questions so I guess
01:26:31.580my lesson the lesson I've learned is that and I've I read a chapter in uh Charlie Kirk's book he
01:26:37.520God bless the guy like I'm so sad what they did to him but you know terrible but Charlie Kirk had a
01:26:44.820chapter in his one of his books called being called a racist is not the end of the world and
01:26:50.720and he outlined how this tactic has been used for close to 40 years now to silence people who are
01:27:00.460getting close to truth and it is an old weapon I didn't realize it had been used for this long
01:27:06.460but if they it is the most horrible thing to be called it's awful to be called a racist because
01:27:11.380how do you fight back against that no I'm not no I'm not I'm really not I have a friend who's
01:27:17.420native or I have a you know you know like it's that whole thing I have a gay friend no it's like
01:27:24.340it's it's like it's an awful thing and you can't fight back against it so they said you have to just
01:27:29.600plow through it and understand that they are really nervous about what you're saying because they're
01:27:33.740taking out the heavy artillery now so when once you've accepted that that's what they're going to call
01:27:40.080you then you can keep fighting on and if that's not working then they get nervous because they're
01:27:45.600like oh because a lot of people Charlie said would simply disappear go back under their duvet or hide
01:27:52.680under the bed for a couple years and try and hope that it'll disappear and someone won't remember they
01:27:57.200back away because it's really awful when that as James Lindsay calls it he's an amazing man a modern day
01:28:05.140struggle session they are trying to beat you and destroy your courage and your integrity and it
01:28:11.800takes such strength and I did have good people around me people in my church people who supported
01:28:17.200me my team who were there for me to just you know sit with me in dark times when I was you know really
01:28:23.940scared I have kids I have a life um I had to say to friends of mine like even my trainer when I go to
01:28:30.460the gym like you don't have to train me anymore if if you're worried about what people are saying I had
01:28:34.700to talk to people and say I'm really sorry but I I'm not what they're saying but I understand if you
01:28:41.500don't want to be around me like I had to do this because people were you know it was awful but I can
01:28:46.920give you the good news that it's turned the corner now and so many people are grateful to me for
01:28:51.020for standing up and I'm and um I I get letters from indigenous people around this province who are
01:28:58.480thanking me and that is one of the greatest things
01:29:00.780I even got a direct message from a young offender who I defended who was indigenous
01:29:14.520years and years ago and he said I'm 100 behind you and he goes I can't believe you are my lawyer
01:29:19.640this was back in early 90s right but he just and I've got even indigenous people who say they'd like
01:29:25.480to run for 1bc because they're calling me to tell me what's going on on their reserves and it's
01:29:31.620really really sad the stories are terrible guys like really bad and if you haven't seen the documentary
01:29:38.760there are two very brave men in the documentary who are indigenous who had the guts to come and put
01:29:44.260their face on the camera and actually tell the truth and um I asked both of them are you afraid
01:29:50.320they said no I've watched this for 40 years I can't take it anymore what's my life worth Dallas
01:29:55.500so the good news is the privacy commissioner's ruling and so more truth is going to come out
01:30:06.040and this is going to help everyone the truth is it's so important now I guess I I want to talk about
01:30:13.340um finding courage and what I believe our roles are um right now um I was born in 1962 um I are my
01:30:25.440parents um worked hard my my family goes right back to the beginning of the city I'm I'm a fifth
01:30:31.920generation in Vancouverite and I love this province and I love Vancouver and I care about Canada I really
01:30:38.260do and I um I I realized that um when we were growing up life was good because that generation
01:30:46.640the greatest generation really delivered us a wonderful place they built community centers
01:30:51.460they did stuff like they planted beautiful trees they thought about how to lay out the city they
01:30:56.180they built churches think of the things our parents did remember they they coached they did raffle tickets
01:31:01.900they had hot dog days and and all the things the dads and the moms used to do for us
01:31:06.980and I think that a lot of us who were born around when I did thought it would just always continue
01:31:11.500that way uh and we just got busy with our lives and went to school and got busy working and now that
01:31:18.840we're all in our um like early 60s and and and looking around going what happened like all of our
01:31:25.700institutions have been infested with this and it is Marxism it's cultural Marxism look it up and read
01:31:33.080about it and it it is I think what what they did is the the left used to believe that you would need
01:31:40.420to tear down the institutions tear them down they got smart they said no no no don't tear them down
01:31:46.940invade them and then flip it on the people like us who believe in deference to authority figures
01:31:54.760um to observe rules robert's rules of order we know how meetings are supposed to run just like
01:31:59.860you're all sitting here tonight nicely we're this is how we were raised we we knew proper protocol
01:32:05.340and they got into these positions of power and now they're using it against you your tendency to be
01:32:10.900deferential polite abide by the rules right it's really hard to be um a rebel in a room of people
01:32:18.260and particularly when the person sitting up on the dais is is is shutting off your mic and telling you
01:32:24.380you're horrible and harmful and uh so parents who have gone in to speak at school board meetings
01:32:29.900find themselves being called things that they can't believe and they're simply asking please stop
01:32:34.640showing pornography to my children and and so it's a trick that's being played on you and it's been
01:32:41.220very effective and while we were all busy working they got into our school boards they became the
01:32:45.560librarians they got into this uh the bctf there it's everywhere and it's throughout government as well
01:32:53.460um it's it's really bad and uh the key now is for all of us to get back involved and i think that
01:33:01.340we're waking up and so what i wanted to say is that maybe world war two world war one world war two
01:33:07.700those were kinetic horrible wars where there's so much loss of life we're suffering a loss of soul
01:33:12.780and propriety and decency now and this is a war of spiritual uh spiritualities principalities this is
01:33:20.760this is light versus dark and so it's a different kind of war but it's our war to fight because the
01:33:25.200kids can't do it okay they're just little kids they're trying to struggle through um the elementary
01:33:32.020schools the secondary schools the the the universities and they're mired in this stuff they try and speak
01:33:38.660out in class they get slammed they'll get their grade reduced they'll be embarrassed in their classroom
01:33:43.100so we as the grown-ups now we need to fight the way the people fought in world war ii for us
01:33:48.740and think how brave they were they got shot at we're not being shot at but the fear is you'll be
01:33:55.420called a name and it is scary i'm not going to deny it it's hard but try and remember at least you're
01:34:02.240not having your arms shot off or lying in a trench with rats crawling on you and and the things that
01:34:07.460they did for us to give us this beautiful country um so that's something that i've realized that we
01:34:13.080turned our backs and we let them creep in so um
01:34:17.140and so it's our responsibility to fight and i also want to say that we have to find um courage of
01:34:31.080character and um and and we can do that and we just need to encourage one another and there's a
01:34:38.400so what can't what what what can you do each of us sometimes we're nervous maybe we have a job we
01:34:45.640can't speak out because we're afraid we'll lose our jobs and i have a lot of people tell me that
01:34:49.300dallas i want to support you like i've asked people if they want to come on the board of 1bc they're like
01:34:53.860you know i love you you know i've got your back and everything but i can't um the reconciliation
01:34:58.940industry is and i would say the um the transgender the the gender weighing industry as i call it
01:35:07.180um is is really controlling a lot of people's jobs and what's going on in their workplaces and people
01:35:14.940are unable to speak out um so they can't come on my board because they're involved and they they'll lose
01:35:20.940uh different you know it's dangerous they can find themselves cut off uh some people just don't want
01:35:26.700to be thrown out of their book club and that's that's real you know they don't want to be uh lose
01:35:31.280their friends and you do lose friends when you do this but they weren't friends really were they
01:35:35.380so so what can you do each of us has agency each one of you has agency you're not just a a like a limp
01:35:44.580a feeble thing sitting there on a chair you have agency you can take action in so many ways
01:35:51.040so if the if the you can go to work tomorrow take that pronoun off your signature take the land
01:35:56.660acknowledgement off it's not law they can't force you that's one thing you can do you can read watch
01:36:01.940my documentary send it to one person each day or once a week that's one thing you can do it's it's
01:36:07.800not hard no one will know you did it you share it out you you say watch this or you just read the
01:36:12.820news and share articles with friends about what's going on that's something you can do very privately
01:36:18.100and talk to your friends um risk being unpopular at that group and say hey you know you guys and if
01:36:24.780someone gets mad say hey i'm sick of people getting mad at me um i was told a story recently of someone
01:36:31.640who's on a board and the board uh is an important board with powerful people and they were on a zoom
01:36:40.880for their board meeting and the land acknowledgement started and this man who's a big guy powerful
01:36:47.880strong he he was out at ubc with me that day he would have like put his self in front of a bullet
01:36:54.420for me but this he said had his heart pounding like nothing else has ever done to him in his life
01:37:00.960and that's the it's scary so he said oh dallas says we're supposed to do this so he said he put up
01:37:07.800his hand he said stop i don't like this i bought my house i own it i don't think it's stolen and i
01:37:15.400don't think we should do this anymore and yeah
01:37:17.980so so this is the best story so then he says there was this like agonizing five ten seconds of total
01:37:32.120silence and he was like and he said it was so long and then someone goes i agree
01:37:40.080then then there was another agonizing five ten seconds and then he said the dominoes fell
01:37:50.420boom boom boom i agree i agree i agree i was like so exciting to hear this story like it makes me so
01:37:58.220happy and he said so then they all agreed we're not doing them anymore and everybody was so relieved