Action4Canada - Vincent Gircys & Danny Bulford, What is really going on and what can we expect

00:00:00.000 We have something special for you right now. I'm going to start by sharing a few words written by

00:00:06.900 Isabella, a 13-year-old Canadian, as she shares some of the issues she and her friends have had

00:00:14.220 to put up with regarding the unlawful COVID protocols in her school. Isabella wrote about

00:00:20.000 kids being pestered, harassed, and bullied by teachers and staff for not wearing a mask

00:00:26.140 correctly, losing privileges if the mask was worn improperly by implementing a three-strike-you're-out

00:00:34.640 policy. For example, Isabella was banned from one of her favorite intramural games because she got

00:00:43.320 caught with her mask down below her nose three times. About the classroom, Isabella says,

00:00:50.180 if you wanted to take your mask off and breathe fresh air, you had to disrupt the class by putting

00:00:57.580 your hand up and asking to have a mask break. I didn't know I had to ask to breathe. Isabella

00:01:06.080 has written a short poem, and we'd like to share that with you right now.

00:01:11.400 Speak. I should be allowed to speak. I should be allowed to scream at the mountain's highest peak.

00:01:17.800 No one can stop me because I am human and I am free. I always have the right to put up a free

00:01:25.580 fight. No one can tell me what to do because I am me and you are you. I am free and no one can do

00:01:34.420 anything to me. I am allowed to speak my mind. I should not be jailed or fined.

00:01:40.780 So much has been stolen from our kids. Isabella's mom says, two years for an adult is one thing,

00:01:49.840 but for children, they can never be given back those time-sensitive milestones and experiences.

00:01:56.600 Isabella, thank you for standing up and speaking out. You are an incredible example and a remarkable

00:02:03.540 leader. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. May God bless you as you stand strong in truth and

00:02:10.340 integrity. And now it's time for me to introduce you to Tanya Gaw, the founder of Action for Canada.

00:02:19.260 Tanya is an amazing freedom fighter who has been working for several years to spread the word

00:02:24.840 about government corruption and the destructive policies that are undermining our country.

00:02:30.660 Tanya loves Canada and her fellow Canadians, and she invites you to stand strong and be empowered

00:02:37.420 as we fight side by side to uphold our constitutional rights and freedoms. She's a woman of faith and

00:02:44.700 integrity and has a wealth of information to share with you. Hello, Tanya.

00:02:51.440 Hi, Heather, and welcome, everybody. Thank you, Heather. I just want to remind everybody that the show

00:02:58.880 starts at the top of the hour, and we always do the orientation in advance because there's a lot of

00:03:05.260 Canadians who are waking up right now, and then they're just learning about Action for Canada.

00:03:09.880 They're just learning, you know, that they're coming out of this deception, and it's frightful

00:03:15.100 to have that kind of an awakening. So we're going to continue to have that 15-minute orientation at the

00:03:21.980 beginning so that as many people as possible continue to be informed, let them know that there's

00:03:27.700 a huge, massive community out here that are in support of them, that we have resources to help them.

00:03:33.920 Now, I want to get to our guests, but I just want to quickly, Terenzio, if we can just share my page.

00:03:40.240 We have had a special guest. She's one of our chapter leaders. She's an occupational health and

00:03:45.480 safety expert, and she has come up with an eye care card, and how you use that is you have a duty and

00:03:52.940 an obligation. If there's harm being done in the workplace or even in the school, that you can fill

00:03:59.440 out the eye care card, and then you would submit it to your employer or to the principal, and they are

00:04:04.720 bound by duty that they have to commence an investigation. We've provided a link here. So to make it as easy as

00:04:12.160 possible for you by province on anything of the legislation, sorry, per province. So you can just click on that.

00:04:20.040 Like I said, I'm going to go through it quick. And then here's the presentation that Corrine has given.

00:04:25.320 Like I said, she's a chapter leader of Action for Canada. She's brilliant. And the PowerPoint

00:04:30.440 has also been provided to you. The next thing is to find this youth movement page. We really are

00:04:39.440 focused on the youth freedom movement. We want to give our kids a voice. We're going to try to highlight

00:04:44.400 a youth every week on the Empower Hour. We think it's just so important. You can find it under

00:04:49.840 resources. We've added to this page an incredible video by Greg Geary. We mentioned before that we're

00:04:56.280 going to have a program for kids that it'll be eight weeks long. It will be ages 12 to 18. And Greg is

00:05:06.060 amazing. He is going to teach kids how to publicly speak, communicate, and have confidence.

00:05:14.400 Their confidence will grow through this. We're going to talk about the Charter and the Constitution

00:05:18.660 and have really engaging and interesting information. So be ready. That is going to be

00:05:24.660 the beginning of April. We're going to start that course and we'll make sure that that information is

00:05:29.620 available to you. Do check out the help and resources, Guide to Peaceful Protesting. I do want to

00:05:36.480 pop up here, Vincent and I, back starting last year, February, when we were talking to pastors and

00:05:42.320 business owners, we had created a step-by-step on how to deal with the police. And so it needs to be

00:05:48.560 slightly edited for youth if they find themselves in that position as well. It'll be a PDF so that

00:05:55.320 they can print it off. This week, I was highlighting countries that did not fall into tyranny are the

00:06:01.940 ones in which the police, like good men like Vincent and Danny here tonight, and the military sided with

00:06:08.440 the people and not a tyrannical government. I encourage you to go over this action.

00:06:15.160 We've got great resource and information in here. And then at the bottom, we put out a call to action.

00:06:21.300 And I want to give everybody a huge shout out. Thank you so much for being involved. We put a shout out

00:06:28.280 to write the Senate and appeal to them not to support the Emergency Act. And I have contacts who said that

00:06:35.940 the senators were being overwhelmed by the public through calls and emails. That's thanks to you.

00:06:43.720 That's thanks to every Canadian that got involved. These actions are incredibly important. That's why

00:06:49.480 we also want to appeal to you that if you've been harmed in any way by the police, you are to file a

00:06:55.900 complaint. Action for Canada has made it incredibly easy for you to go down by province or if it's federal

00:07:02.680 with the RCMP to file a complaint. The other thing I put together was we want to appeal to the top brass

00:07:10.100 in Canada. These are all of the assistant commissioners, deputy commissioners, etc.

00:07:16.700 in the RCMP by division. And then as well as the top brass over here, a few executive people,

00:07:23.200 Ottawa Police in Ontario. Please reach out to them, call them, email, make an appointment,

00:07:29.560 whatever you can do to let them know we need them to side with us. All right. Last thing next week,

00:07:38.620 we're going to go over that possibly at the end. I'm going to have on Stuart, who is a retired military

00:07:45.540 and among many other things, he has studied Canadian international law and

00:07:52.560 and Canadian law and international law and strongly recognizes that the mandates are criminal offenses

00:07:59.840 and that those involved must be held to account. It's going to be a really incredible time with

00:08:05.440 Stuart. And he put out a video that went viral. And one of the things that he brought to my attention

00:08:11.880 and why we're doing the call to actions and making sure that you're getting information together,

00:08:17.840 because Bruno Day was a former Nazi guard. And he was found guilty because of being complicit in the

00:08:26.040 murder of more than 5000 prisoners. This was July of 2020 that this decision was made. He's 93 years

00:08:32.940 old. He was 17 years old when he committed these offenses. So I don't care how long it's going to

00:08:39.780 take us, we are going to hold people to account. So just hang on to your evidence and your information,

00:08:45.780 whether it's against your employee, your elected officials, get out there, contact MPs, continue

00:08:52.020 that call to action. Make sure that you're out there rallying outside their office, whether they're

00:08:57.900 there or not, because that is a public display to constituents in that writing, saying we are not

00:09:03.980 happy with these people and they need to be removed. All right, so stop share screen. Here we are.

00:09:11.180 I'm going to first bring on Vincent. Heather, if you'll come on and do the introduction.

00:09:15.780 And then Vincent and I will chat for a minute and we'll bring on Danny. And I'm so excited about

00:09:20.720 this evening. It is such a great evening, isn't it? And I'm so pleased to be able to introduce

00:09:27.400 everyone to Vincent Gurses today. Vincent is a retired 32-year veteran of the Ontario Provincial

00:09:34.280 Police. He is currently a representative of the World Council for Health, as well as a national

00:09:41.240 representative for Police for Freedom. Vincent has been outspoken against the corrupt government

00:09:48.060 narrative and has encouraged active and retired law enforcement officers to stand by their oath

00:09:55.540 as they serve the Canadian public. He is adamant that to serve and protect should never include

00:10:02.860 the violation of Canadians' rights and freedoms or the Constitution. Welcome to the Empower Hour, Vincent.

00:10:09.300 Thank you. It's a pleasure to be here. Never mind the scruff. I haven't shaven for quite a while and

00:10:17.960 somebody said I should just leave it and for the first time in my life, grow a beard to start

00:10:22.960 looking like the trucker so I can blend in better. And you and Danny, you guys could be mistaken for

00:10:29.780 brothers. Danny's more the leprechaun. Oh, when he gets that mic off, I'm sure he's going to have a

00:10:40.100 comeback for you. He will. We spent a lot of time together in this mission and we're very proud to

00:10:49.780 know one another, that's for sure. You guys are two stellar men that, you know, you give hope to the

00:10:56.800 nation. You know, so many people have been discouraged and truly feel like, you know, that our police and RCMP

00:11:03.780 are standing with the government. But we know there's many of good, many of you good men out there, but you

00:11:08.740 have been very public about it. And for that, we're very grateful. So do you want to, let's get right into

00:11:15.040 this. You have just come out of a few weeks there in Ottawa. You know, you were very involved, boots on the

00:11:23.560 ground. And I just want to hear about your experience.

00:11:29.880 Well, it was certainly a very, very wonderful experience until the end. The beginning portion,

00:11:37.000 as you know, was very, very peaceful on the part of the truck convoy. It was quite an event. They've

00:11:44.340 come in huge numbers. Landed unfamiliar location, essentially crashed on site with no logistics

00:11:51.860 available. And Danny's team was there earlier and helping with humanitarian aid and acting as liaison

00:11:59.580 with the existing police services to make sure everything was kept peaceful and very well

00:12:07.500 organized. And it took time for things to develop. And it was quite upsetting for us to see what

00:12:14.800 happened near the end when a very, very wonderful gift from God, I guess I would call it, unification,

00:12:24.580 vacation, the page across Canada came together, French, English, black, white, every, every creed,

00:12:32.300 every color, every religion. People were just really, really wonderful. And the crime rate had

00:12:40.120 dropped. There is no violent crime whatsoever that we were aware of, until the police showed up and

00:12:46.260 moved in and the world had an opportunity to see what happened there. It's very disappointing.

00:12:54.580 So what I recognized as well is that, you know, it was a lot of positioning from the government and

00:13:00.240 rhetoric in order to inflate the situation and give a poisonous view, you know, through the media,

00:13:06.640 with the help of the media, to the public in order to take the stand that they did. And of course, they brought

00:13:12.740 in some brute force to make that happen. Those are no officers we would recognize as Canadian police that

00:13:19.220 actually are adhering to their oath, traitors to the country, really, and shameful behavior that came

00:13:26.720 out in those final days. So I don't think this is, you know, we're so excited today that the emergency

00:13:33.680 act was rescinded. We had senators, I love Don Plett, and he was absolutely amazing. He laid out the facts

00:13:42.900 and the truth on behalf of the truckers and those of you who were there supporting him. Denise Batters

00:13:48.460 as well. I didn't get an opportunity to hear hers, but I hear that she did a very good job as well

00:13:53.340 in bringing the facts. And I would say as the day was proceeding, Trudeau was probably weighing

00:13:59.020 what his options were. It's real mud on his face, and the Senate was about to turn on him.

00:14:05.400 So this is not over. I wasn't even discouraged, quite frankly, when the emergency act was put in

00:14:12.660 place, because according to the emergency act, it states very clearly that our rights are not to be

00:14:18.100 limited or abridged. And that's how we're moving forward. All of this is unlawful. What's your position

00:14:23.920 on all of this? And what can we maybe anticipate moving forward?

00:14:27.300 Well, that was my purpose on the scene, to continue the narrative that I have been saying

00:14:37.940 right from the beginning, is that there is a blatant violation against our charter rights that

00:14:43.160 are enshrined within our Constitution. And this is what people are upset about. This is not a violent

00:14:48.560 movement. This wasn't a coordinated, organized movement. This was just an organic movement of

00:14:53.480 individuals across the country who have had enough of their loss of rights and wanted to be vocal on

00:15:00.620 that to our federal government. It's something we've been seeing happen for quite some time.

00:15:05.960 And what I believe to be our last right that had not yet been taken away, which was the right to

00:15:11.200 assemble peacefully, to protest peacefully, was in fact annihilated on those last two days. And

00:15:18.540 a substantial amount of force on behalf of our government agencies. Now, some people talk

00:15:25.480 about, keep mentioning the United Nations and involvement in these troops coming from other

00:15:30.340 countries. I don't believe that to be true. I believe this is an amalgamation of police services

00:15:35.940 from across the country, mostly Ontario, but some Quebec as well, that were troops from our

00:15:44.800 force that were there. And, you know, they are trained to do the job that they did. They are

00:15:51.400 trained, generally, they are trained to be very professional. But information has come out that

00:15:57.600 not only reveals from what we've seen, that the amount of force used was certainly not

00:16:04.440 conducive to the nature of the group that it gathered, but they appeared to be quite gleeful

00:16:10.780 in the abuses that they took against the citizens of this country. There's no question,

00:16:16.880 this was a peaceful protest until the police came in with the amount of force. The closest example I

00:16:23.840 could use is if anybody's ever been to the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto, that it takes place

00:16:30.200 every year, usually in August. It's a family gathering event where people are interested to gather

00:16:37.740 together as family and people from all across the country show up to this event. And it was similar

00:16:43.920 to that. It was very similar to that. As a matter of fact, it was similar to that, but more peaceful.

00:16:49.960 There was no violence whatsoever. And it was very loving in nature. And for police agencies to show up

00:16:57.980 with their emergency response teams and heavy-handed equipment, tear gas and assault rifles, that's just

00:17:05.540 not what should be deployed in this type of situation. I can understand if this was a group of thugs that

00:17:12.880 were burning down buildings, certainly you want to come in heavy-handed like that. But that's not the

00:17:20.340 people that I saw based on my two weeks of observation. It was just complete abuse of power,

00:17:27.940 abuse of authority. Right. And yeah, I wasn't alluding to that this was a UN mob coming in. I know

00:17:33.880 some people had those planes and, you know, taking shots of those and sending them out. I think that's

00:17:39.500 a bit of fear-mongering going in there. I think my intention is, is that I just see that any police

00:17:45.760 officer who has truly taken his oath and is committed to it were definitely not represented

00:17:52.780 in Ottawa. They were thugs that came in there. Maybe they were getting triple time. I don't know

00:17:58.920 what would compel a person to take on that position and be abusive. The one woman who just wanted to go

00:18:07.220 for a cup of coffee, I was very, very pleased. And this is why I'm encouraging people to file

00:18:11.940 complaints, you know, because there's a duty to follow through and investigate those complaints.

00:18:16.980 But I'm very happy to hear that an investigation is commencing for her, as well as the lady,

00:18:24.200 the Mohawk woman, that poor lady that I think, believe her clavicle was broken, that got run over

00:18:29.160 by the horse. And so we're going to hope and pray that justice is going to come as these investigations

00:18:35.760 are commenced. Well, the answer I can give you perhaps for justification, but it is not justification,

00:18:47.020 is that these officers are seriously brainwashed by our state-sponsored media into believing that

00:18:55.160 they're dealing with a certain type of individual or group of individuals based on the information

00:19:01.920 that they've been provided with. But that being said, even if that were the case, seeing what

00:19:08.540 you're seeing directly in front of you does not warrant this type of behavior on that exact

00:19:14.900 situation at that time. You need to assess what's going on in front of you at that time and take the

00:19:20.420 necessary course of action. But I think where I say that mindset comes in is from the text messages

00:19:27.740 that were revealed by some of the individuals that seemed to think it was a fun game that they

00:19:33.800 were playing. This is no game. This is seriously interfering with people's lives. And I'm glad

00:19:41.080 that Canadians had the opportunity to see the mindset of individuals involved in this and how we have a

00:19:51.380 very broken system. And that system needs severe repair, you know, substantial makeover and repair.

00:19:58.360 And I believe it's because we have no accountability at the top of the establishment.

00:20:06.300 Well, you know, I was just... What happens, what tends to happen is that fines will be paid somewhere

00:20:11.940 in the future through the courts, but it's the taxpayers that are funding those fines. It's not coming out of

00:20:17.500 the pocket of senior management in the organization. No, and I 100% agree. As you were speaking, I was

00:20:23.600 thinking about accountability. Because as you know, I've been appealing to the top cops here in BC for

00:20:29.340 some time. And looking forward to maybe having another appointment with them to say, hey, are you

00:20:35.720 ready to have a conversation now? Because you truly are complicit. And one of the things Jenny had just

00:20:42.060 brought to my attention was, was it 10 years ago in, was it Ottawa, where a huge event and riots had

00:20:50.880 taken place and the police again had overstepped? And it's, you know, it ended up turning out that

00:20:57.700 there was an abuse of police power. And these people were paid substantially because of it,

00:21:06.100 according to the courts.

00:21:07.380 That was, that was the G20 protest in Toronto, about 10 years ago.

00:21:11.200 Right. Right, the G20. So is that where we're going to be in another 10 years? Is, you know,

00:21:17.380 the police are going to have to be apologizing for their behavior? Do you know, how it, this is a

00:21:23.100 top-down problem for sure. And if the top isn't accountable, how do they expect that these officers

00:21:28.560 on the ground, you know, are going to be held to account as well? It seems like it's just a joke,

00:21:33.940 as far as that's concerned. But you know what, I think tides are changing and things are shifting

00:21:39.680 and it's become so much more public that the abuse of power within the RCMP is, is going to

00:21:48.700 see more of the public accountability. We already saw it over all of the sexual harassment that was

00:21:54.760 going on, you know, within the RCMP and what was being exposed. And we've got to hope that this will

00:21:59.780 one day have a huge impact on turning things around there as well and having good men of

00:22:06.020 integrity running these organizations. This is disgraceful.

00:22:12.600 Yeah. But back at the time of the G20, the repercussions of that are essentially going to end

00:22:19.740 up being similar to this situation where it is not senior management that feels the, the repercussions

00:22:27.980 of their, their behavior and their actions. It's the taxpayer that is going to foot the bill.

00:22:33.220 And there's where we have the serious problem. We need to hold individuals within government and

00:22:39.840 government agencies and civil service accountable at the highest levels.

00:22:44.940 And, and I believe it's going to be a different day because now it's being complicit, I believe,

00:22:49.880 to treason, uh, to crimes against humanity. The silence of the top brass RCMP when they've been so

00:22:56.600 well informed and we've got evidence that they've been so well informed has proven during the Nuremberg

00:23:02.740 trials that that didn't go over so well for them. And we're going to push for, for justice. So,

00:23:08.460 okay, Vincent, let's bring, uh, Sheila, uh, sorry, Heather, will you please bring Danny on an

00:23:14.060 introduction and then we'll have a conversation and then the three of us will have a chat together.

00:23:18.700 I think it's just so fantastic that we have two guests on Empower Hour tonight. Daniel Bulford became

00:23:27.020 an RCMP, RCMP officer in 2006. And in 2013, he was transferred to the RCMP National Division

00:23:36.220 Emergency Response Team in Ottawa. During his time on that team, Daniel's primary role was sniper observer

00:23:44.700 with the majority of his time spent supporting the protection of the Prime Minister and other

00:23:51.360 internationally protected persons. On December 15th of 2021, Daniel officially resigned from the RCMP

00:24:00.540 after speaking on behalf of Mounties for Freedom against the mandated COVID injections. Daniel is also

00:24:08.740 on the board of advisors of Taking Back Our Freedoms. Welcome, Daniel, to the Empower

00:24:14.580 Hour Hour. Hi, thank you very much for having me today. Good to have you here, Daniel. Do you like

00:24:23.540 Danny or Daniel? Danny's fine. That's what I've been, uh, called my entire life. Okay, Danny it is. And so

00:24:32.240 you, sir, um, I was looking at the comments because you had come on before Vincent was visual there and the

00:24:39.320 chat was just loading up with gratitude, uh, you know, for your moral stand that you've taken.

00:24:46.280 I mean, my goodness, you know, to be on the sniper detail and the protection of the Prime Minister,

00:24:50.840 a man that is not well loved in this nation must have in itself been a challenging position,

00:24:57.320 but then what you probably saw on the inside, uh, must have caused you some distress over time.

00:25:04.200 Tell us a little bit about your experience. Like, uh, specific to my time here in Ottawa. I, uh,

00:25:10.600 Well, well, well, maybe first. The entire eight years. Go ahead. Sorry. Yeah, sorry. Maybe there's a bit of a

00:25:18.040 delay on your, on your, um, volume there. Uh, I was going to say maybe what brought you from a position of, uh,

00:25:24.840 being an active RCMP officer to making that decision to stand down from your unit and then

00:25:32.520 how you ended up joining into Ottawa and what your experience as well was there.

00:25:37.740 Well, first, hi Vince, by the way. And, uh, I take no offense to the leprechaun comment. That was

00:25:44.340 something we joked about just this last couple of weeks. Um, and when you said that Vince and I

00:25:49.980 look like we could be brothers, it's a, he's only about a foot taller than me. That's all.

00:25:57.240 Um, the last eight years was, I had a good job. It was pretty enjoyable. I got to do lots,

00:26:05.440 many interesting things. I got to be a part of some interesting operations. The protective policing

00:26:10.040 was not overly exciting. The luster wore off of that fairly quickly. And then it was challenging

00:26:17.240 for me on a morale basis, especially with the last two years. So I was act, I was already actively

00:26:28.200 looking for a transfer within the RCMP to go do something different. Uh, and the last, you know,

00:26:34.840 six to eight months was, or the majority of 2021 was particularly difficult because I, I, most of 2020,

00:26:43.620 I'll admit I was pretty, um, the majority of 2020, I wasn't really paying that much attention to COVID

00:26:50.920 at all because I was still working. We were working in small groups. They had adjusted our schedule,

00:26:58.800 but my everyday life hadn't changed very much. And I had already stopped paying attention to the

00:27:07.960 mainstream media years prior because of, I mean, anyone in law enforcement or the majority of people

00:27:15.500 in law enforcement know that the media is very dramatic and they, they tell the story that they

00:27:21.360 want to tell and they propagate the story or the narrative that they want out to the public.

00:27:27.260 And rarely do they ever report objectively. That's been my experience.

00:27:31.100 So between work and most of my time off, I had a construction project I was working on. I wasn't

00:27:42.420 paying attention to what was happening, but my wife was. And so she was the one who was feeding me

00:27:48.960 information about what was happening. And she was the one who started to ask questions about the new

00:27:54.680 technology. And so we were offered the shot very early on in 2021. And by that time I had started

00:28:07.000 listening to, uh, some trusted sources of mine, like within the scientific community, like I really

00:28:14.820 enjoyed the dark horse podcast with Brett Weinstein and his wife, Heather Hang. And they had been doing

00:28:21.560 quite a, quite a, quite a, a good job. I thought trying to be objective in regards to COVID and the

00:28:28.880 response. And then that led me down different avenues, um, such as certain concerns regarding the new

00:28:39.880 technology with, uh, Dr. Garrett Vandenbosch. And then that led me to other people in the United States

00:28:48.620 and in Canada, other, uh, like Byron Bridal, people within the FLCCC and the Canadian COVID Care

00:28:57.240 Alliance. And that's when I really started to look into things for my own. Now they offered us the shot

00:29:09.500 very early on in 2021. And I was kind of surprised that we were picked because we were not a high risk

00:29:16.960 group for the majority. The majority of my team members were all 30, 40 year old, strong, healthy

00:29:22.560 people, very active. So I found it a bit odd that we would be prioritized. And the reason that they gave

00:29:33.400 us was smoke and mirrors. I, it was, you know, in order to make sure that we don't give COVID to the

00:29:41.600 prime minister. And I thought that's ridiculous. Like I hardly ever have any one-on-one face-to-face

00:29:47.080 contact with the man, you know, like I wasn't one of his bodyguards that's right in close to him.

00:29:52.080 I'm always, I was always detached at a distance. And so I, at the time I just asked if it was

00:30:01.160 mandatory and the answer was no, potentially in the future. So I, we decided that we would just hold

00:30:07.500 off and look into wait to find out more about it. And so that's when my wife and I started to really

00:30:14.460 look at, I referred to it as like an open source investigation, looking at both sides of the

00:30:20.180 evidence and overwhelmingly the official narrative was vague statements without evidence to back it up.

00:30:28.780 No detail, condescending verbal attacks of anyone who questioned their position

00:30:33.260 and inappropriate analogies comparing to seatbelts and helmets and body armor, such as that.

00:30:40.140 Whereas the counter narrative side was very high profile doctors and scientists that were speaking

00:30:49.380 up, risking their entire reputation and career to do so. And they were willing to

00:30:55.740 show their evidence and explain the how and the why.

00:30:59.800 And so trying to look at it from an investigative mindset, trying to look at both sides, I always

00:31:08.680 found that the, the, the evidence was it's an, it was, I always say it was a no contest. Like it was very

00:31:18.360 obvious to me that one side was far more credible. The counter narrative side was far more credible than the,

00:31:24.200 the, the official narrative. And then that also led me down the path of the suppression of treatment protocols,

00:31:33.000 which that was, I think that was for, as a police officer, that was the hardest pill to swallow.

00:31:41.720 Sorry, no pun intended, but like the, you know, no matter what you feel or, uh, what you believed

00:31:49.720 regarding the vaccine, had it been left to choice, it probably would have been a non-issue. Like I,

00:31:55.400 most adults are responsible for making their own decisions if they're allowed the opportunity to

00:32:00.520 actually make an informed decision, which I know that's another issue in itself, but to deny life

00:32:08.920 saving treatment to people and to tell them to go home and to just wait until they can't breathe before

00:32:14.280 they come to the hospital. That really bothered me. And so

00:32:21.000 as that progressed, I was having these conversations at work and I was having these conversations even with, um,

00:32:29.400 some, some of my supervisors. And there was a lot of, uh,

00:32:36.120 uh, there was good discussion, but I don't know if anyone was really convinced other than a small handful of people.

00:32:47.240 And then eventually I even, I, uh, I was sending message. I emailed my commanding officer with my concerns,

00:32:55.320 with all of, uh, like the high profile doctors, like Peter McCullough, Pierre Corey, Byron Bridal,

00:33:01.640 a lot of the, the, the big heavy hitters in the COVID counter narrative.

00:33:07.080 And basically pleading with him that like, I know that you have a background in overseeing large,

00:33:14.600 complex investigations. Like, please just consider looking at these people and the evidence that

00:33:22.280 they're providing. I was ignored. And so I didn't speak out until the mandates came into effect

00:33:36.440 federally. And then that trickled out to the provincial mandates. I wish I had spoken out

00:33:41.880 earlier. Cause I, I had a very strong sense that something was wrong and that there was,

00:33:46.520 you know, likely criminality behind it, but I also hadn't been an investigator for eight years.

00:33:54.280 So I had a little bit of doubt as to my own assessment and whether I was correct. But

00:34:03.160 I remember having at least two conversations that were when I was making the decision to move on.

00:34:13.400 And some of my friends at work had asked like, are you sure? And my response,

00:34:19.800 I think almost my verbatim response was there are crimes against humanity being committed in Canada

00:34:27.000 and globally. And we, the national police force are not doing anything about it.

00:34:32.120 Right.

00:34:32.440 Right. And that was when I had made up my mind that I was ready to speak out publicly. And I had already

00:34:37.860 become, I had, I joined on with police on guard. And then out of that went to, went more in the

00:34:45.040 direction of Mounties for freedom. Cause that was what applied more specifically to me.

00:34:48.680 And we had discussed that someone had to speak out because no one was taking a stand,

00:34:54.680 not from our organization, not from our union. So I felt like I had, I had investigated it thoroughly

00:35:04.760 enough that I could articulate myself well enough that I was comfortable with coming forward.

00:35:10.920 And I'd spoken with my wife about it at length, you know, ran all the different, what if scenarios,

00:35:16.160 if I do this, what's going to happen, how's this going to impact us as a family. But we both came

00:35:21.120 to the conclusion that like, no, someone has to say something because this is clearly not,

00:35:28.640 this is clearly wrong and people need to know people deserve to know.

00:35:32.240 And I'll admit like my position here locally in Ottawa as like, I mean, the media paints it as

00:35:46.180 Trudeau's personal sniper. And I mean, I was not his personal sniper. I was a sniper on the emergency

00:35:51.940 response team and we did protect him on a regular basis. But I think that, that definitely added a

00:35:59.880 level of intrigue to my story that probably helped in garnering the attention that it did. Whereas

00:36:06.040 if I had been like, if I was still working uniform up in the Yukon, it probably would not have had the

00:36:12.460 same impact, but because I had that close connection to his protection, it definitely added to

00:36:19.720 the, the, in the, the strength of me taking the stand to speak out.

00:36:28.120 Yeah, I believe you're right. And Danny, would you have been one of the snipers that was on the

00:36:33.640 rooftops during the procedures downtown then as well? That would have been a, for instance,

00:36:39.160 a task that you would have been assigned to. Is that correct?

00:36:41.800 Yes, absolutely. Yeah. Wow. I was up on those, I was up on those rooftops many times.

00:36:49.220 Yeah. It makes me wonder, I, as I saw that transpiring, I wondered what these guys were

00:36:53.980 thinking, you know, like even in their own minds, but it's interesting as you were talking about,

00:36:58.600 you know, appealing to your supervisor. I go back as far as July of 2020, when I first sat down with,

00:37:05.140 he was assistant then now he's deputy commissioner, RCMP McDonald. And you were talking about the

00:37:11.460 medications that were the treatments that were withheld. And I sat across the table from him,

00:37:17.840 gave him all the information on our health officer and Trudeau and a report that I'd written.

00:37:22.600 And then I talked about the hydroxychloroquine and the trials from, you know, that were being done in

00:37:27.240 Canada and at the WHO. And, you know, he's like, Oh, you know, I'm meeting every week with the health

00:37:33.120 officer. And I said, but this is murder. I literally sat across the table and that's what I named it and

00:37:40.220 crimes against humanity. I said, his father had just passed away and he saw that the hospitals

00:37:45.880 were empty. And I'm saying, you know, if this was from COVID, which I understand it wasn't what his

00:37:51.980 father had passed away from. So wouldn't you want to take whatever treatment was available,

00:37:56.720 even if you were a test subject, isn't that the way that we, we go about, uh, you know, uh, cancer

00:38:03.980 treatments, et cetera. We would have taken any treatment at that point to see a loved one,

00:38:08.260 to see if they would have survived. And regardless, uh, these were very, very safe

00:38:13.560 treatments and they denied the public. And so anyways, I, that's, that's just my little bit

00:38:18.260 on, on that issue. I've, I've shed tears over this thinking about all the thousands of Canadians

00:38:23.840 that died because they were not given these treatments and instead put on deadly treatments

00:38:29.180 like remdesivir and the, um, ventilators, right? Very criminal. That's why I say people are going to be

00:38:35.500 held to account. So you came from this situation and thank goodness you have a wife that was

00:38:42.380 incredibly supportive. I can imagine as a family making that kind of career decision. And so from

00:38:49.560 that point, you take a step away from the RCMP over this, you boldly become this voice for many as

00:38:56.360 Vincent did a year ago and, and others, uh, we have Bert here as well in BC. And so then you,

00:39:03.360 how do you end up in Ottawa and, uh, then how did you end up getting arrested?

00:39:10.900 Well, I live just outside of Ottawa. Um, and actually I was, because I am already associated

00:39:20.180 with taking back our freedoms and because of my protective background, one of the jobs that I

00:39:26.920 was going to be doing during the convoys time in Ottawa, when it first, when it first spooled up

00:39:32.180 was going to be part of the coordinating protection of some of the higher profile doctors associated

00:39:41.860 with taking back our freedoms, like Dr. Alexander and Dr. Hodgkinson and, uh, Vince who was going to

00:39:47.280 be involved in helping with that. And so was Brian Dennison, the Calgary police officer who spoke out.

00:39:51.900 And so we, there was a group of us that were going to be responsible for that. And then on the,

00:40:01.500 on the Tuesday night before the convoy arrived, I got a phone call from a friend who was, um,

00:40:09.280 helping volunteer who got, uh, brought into the mix of helping volunteer. And they said like,

00:40:14.400 we need your help. We need someone to help coordinate, uh, the volunteer security for when the trucks get

00:40:20.540 here. So, I mean, I couldn't say no. Right. I mean, like when every other profession failed to stand

00:40:29.020 up for the rights and freedoms of Canadians on a large scale, the truckers did. So the truckers

00:40:34.680 renewed my hope in Canada. Like I was at a point where I was really, really upset with myself that

00:40:43.260 I didn't get my family out down to Florida or Texas or Montana when the opportunity was there.

00:40:50.520 And then when that truck convoy started up and you seen the, the momentum of the building as it

00:40:55.520 traveled across Canada, that renewed my sense of hope. And I was like, I can't say no to these people.

00:41:01.080 These people stood up for my family when nobody else did not even law enforcement.

00:41:04.880 So I have to be, I have, I can't abandon. I can't turn my back on them. So my first meeting about

00:41:14.060 the volunteers was Wednesday morning. So two days before the convoy rolled into town and it was, uh,

00:41:21.980 it was a big project. You know, I, I got there and it was just a handful of us sitting in someone's

00:41:28.080 dining room table, trying to sort out, okay, who's volunteered for security, who's volunteered for

00:41:32.760 all these different roles. And it was, uh, it was a major event that was planned on the fly in a very

00:41:44.600 short amount of time. And my experience with those same type of large events in downtown Ottawa,

00:41:50.880 such as like a large scale Canada day, it's like it's months in the planning. And even for my own

00:41:56.360 little sniper plan piece that I would have been involved in for a Canada day took a, a,

00:42:02.740 a lot of time to plan, to make sure that we had everything covered that we needed covered.

00:42:08.740 And, and I was dealing with like paid professionals that I could delegate tasks to.

00:42:14.040 So this was all volunteer and on a very short condensed timeframe for, um, an event that was

00:42:23.820 probably bigger than any Canada day I've ever seen when that convoy first rolled in and that,

00:42:28.960 in those first few, uh, during the weekends, especially. So it was, it was chaotic. It was very

00:42:37.760 busy, long days, little sleep for, for days on end, but just couldn't say no. Right. Like I, there was,

00:42:47.960 there was like a sense of obligation. These people stood up, not just for themselves, but for me and my

00:42:54.400 family, when nobody else did, I'm going to give them everything I got. Well, it's just amazing,

00:43:00.660 right? The mindset. That's incredible. Um, uh, Transio, could we bring Vincent on as well? We'll

00:43:07.220 have this conversation together. And I know when you talk about, uh, it's quite different, like with

00:43:12.640 Action for Canada, the majority, like over 99% are all volunteer. And so you've got all these good

00:43:19.700 people wanting to make a difference and coordinating them and having a plan in place. And as we put our

00:43:25.780 chapters in 140 communities and growing, we'll be on all 338. Um, it's, it's having the vision for the

00:43:34.440 mission. And this came together so organically and so quickly. And, you know, the government's trying

00:43:39.940 to talk about how, you know, you know, there's big dollars behind this and foreign funding, et cetera.

00:43:44.340 It's like, what a joke. This was the heart of the people rising up, finally feeling something they

00:43:51.520 could get behind. Action for Canada has been reaching out to the business sectors and so many

00:43:57.180 people, teachers saying 30% of you just walk off the job. You've closed down a school. They're going

00:44:02.380 to want to negotiate with you. People do not understand how powerful they are within their own

00:44:08.620 community. And so you're right. Like this has just been such a gift to the nation and I know it's not

00:44:14.900 done yet. And so the, here, the, the two of you were, uh, you know, at headquarters making these plans

00:44:21.560 and making sure that people not only, you know, top-notch people were protected. I'm sure that you

00:44:26.740 are watching out and keeping an ear to the ground for citizens as well. And any nefarious things that bad

00:44:32.940 actors would want to perpetrate? Um, so how, how did it go from there with the two of you? Either of

00:44:40.060 you can, uh, respond. Well, the, uh, I think the, the biggest concern that all of us had was exactly

00:44:51.460 what you said in regards to an individual or a small group of bad actors who were going to deliberately

00:44:56.560 try and infiltrate the convoy and discredit the convoy by, you know, carrying certain types of

00:45:04.020 propaganda or, or even trying to incite violence or even trying to plant something that could be

00:45:11.040 like plant a weapon or something that would bring discredit to the convoy. And I was speaking

00:45:18.720 with the different police agencies on a regular basis, um, from the OPP, OPS, so Ottawa police,

00:45:27.720 RCMP, and the parliamentary protective service. And my interpretation of their position was that they

00:45:37.500 all felt that that was the same. Um, that was the greatest threat was that scenario. So my concerns were

00:45:46.060 their concerns. And, and I think that was shared amongst everyone that was involved. Like,

00:45:52.900 I don't, I don't believe that many police officers on the ground throughout that entire time actually

00:46:01.860 felt any level of risk from the convoy or the supporters. I think my impression was that everyone

00:46:09.500 was more concerned about infiltrators coming in to try and start something that could then kick off

00:46:17.120 into something larger. Yeah. I mean, it looked like mostly, mostly it looked like a family, you know,

00:46:25.960 fun event there. Uh, Laura Lynn was constantly, I was in touch with her and saying how amazing it is.

00:46:31.840 You had street preachers back on the streets. Again, people greeting each other, hugging each other,

00:46:37.640 bouncy castles for the kids. I mean, it definitely was no threat. And we believe very strongly that the

00:46:43.580 Nazi flag was a plant because they weren't coming up with anything. They had nothing.

00:46:48.220 And so the media orchestrated and then blasted that everywhere. And Trudeau started his rhetoric.

00:46:53.620 He looks like a complete fool, uh, to the majority of Canadians. I don't think as many people fell for

00:46:59.340 that as we think. And, and so what led up to your arrest then, Danny?

00:47:07.280 Well, I think because I had, I had been involved in some of the press conferences and, and Vince as

00:47:16.520 well. Um, the media was really trying to portray us as like, uh, using our policing and other people

00:47:24.980 using their military background to like, really be like these tactical mastermind planners behind the,

00:47:30.640 uh, the convoy. And so when they were targeting organizers for mischief or, uh, I think counseling

00:47:43.140 a mischief, um, I was, I was anticipating that they would target some of us, including myself.

00:47:51.280 Um, so on the Friday, when the police action started, like when the, the major police action

00:48:00.900 started, I was down at Rideau and Sussex near the front line, or I was at the front line and

00:48:07.460 I was very, very peaceful and respectful. I had my hands up to my sides in a non-threatening manner.

00:48:14.580 And I was just pleading with the Ottawa police emergency services unit to do the right thing.

00:48:19.440 I was telling them over and over again, my wife was filming it and other people were filming

00:48:24.900 it as well. And I was just pleading with them, like, you don't have to do this. You don't have,

00:48:30.900 I know what you're like. I know you're good people. Like, please do the right thing. And

00:48:36.460 I think I, I almost had a few converts. Like there was a few people that were just locked eyes and

00:48:41.740 wouldn't stop looking away. And so I was like, I was telling them a little bit about my story.

00:48:46.600 Like I used to be a cop. I just left the RCMP over these mandates. You don't have to do

00:48:52.260 this and trying to appeal. Like you don't have to speak out. You don't even have to cross

00:48:57.720 the line. All you have to do is just say no. If all of you just say no right now, this

00:49:02.300 is over, right? Like the restrictions and the mandates as a whole, right? Like if the enforcement

00:49:09.580 arm all collectively said, no, we're not doing this. It's over. The words from the talking heads

00:49:15.740 in parliament mean nothing if they don't have anyone to enforce it. And so I was, I was really

00:49:21.580 trying to appeal to their sense of like doing the right thing and you don't have to enforce

00:49:27.300 unjust laws, right? Like what's the worst that's going to happen. You might get like a minor

00:49:32.520 disciplinary action, but just say no, that's all you got to do. Like just that simple. Just

00:49:37.400 say no. And, um, and then I got pulled away to go do, uh, kind of a hasty press conference,

00:49:45.460 um, at the Lord Elgin hotel. And right after I was finished speaking there, my wife showed

00:49:53.520 me her phone and it had a message on it saying that the news was reporting that the police

00:49:59.500 were looking for me to arrest me. And I knew like, okay, well, this is, I'd rather, I'd

00:50:08.400 rather just get this done. And also, I mean, it's a little, it could be a little bit symbolic

00:50:14.340 too. So I walked back down to Rideau and Sussex where I knew that the bulk of the police action

00:50:20.580 was, and there was a couple of people following me, uh, with cameras. And first I walked up to

00:50:28.460 where the closest police were, but it was the guys all dressed in green. And I like, I tried,

00:50:34.720 I tried to explain who I was, but they weren't really listening. I think they were what the

00:50:41.660 Certe de Quebec. Oh, Quebec provincial police. Yeah. So then I was like, well, this is a waste of

00:50:47.720 time. So I, I walked across to another location and I found it was, it was almost, it was perfect.

00:50:53.700 It was, um, it was a line of RCMP officers. So I was like, oh, well, that's fitting. So I walked

00:50:59.700 up to the line and I just said, look, I hear you're looking for me. I'm here to turn myself

00:51:05.180 in. And then I was arrested for mischief. Yeah. Right. And I understand that you were released

00:51:11.720 without any charges. It's an intimidation tactic, right? So many, the majority of it,

00:51:18.560 except for Tamara. Do we have any news on Tamara and how she's doing? Um, I'm sure she has good

00:51:24.220 lawyers on her side. Uh, will she be released soon? Well, I don't know exactly how much I am allowed

00:51:34.860 to divulge. Um, because of due to just due to privacy reasons, but she's still in custody and

00:51:41.060 yes, she does have a team of lawyers that are helping her and I'm very hopeful that she will

00:51:47.680 be released soon. Okay, good. Thank you for that. We want to use discretion as well. Um, but I know

00:51:53.440 that that would be a question on a lot of people's hearts and minds. And, um, so Vincent, let's bring

00:51:58.720 you on and then we're going to do, I know there's going to be people with some questions. And, uh, so Vincent,

00:52:04.040 what would you like to add to this conversation as far anything that's on your mind, but also I want

00:52:09.940 to know if there's anything that you can report on any plans moving forward. We know this isn't the

00:52:16.580 end. Uh, you know, the government may have been successful in this round, shutting it down, but it

00:52:21.620 didn't shut down the people. I think it just has emboldened them more and made them more intent,

00:52:26.260 uh, because the, the level of the exposure of corruption and evil was made more prevalent

00:52:33.000 throughout these last few weeks. Yeah, I guess two issues that I'd like to touch on,

00:52:41.740 um, specifically were, uh, first of all, when the, when the moves were made by the police,

00:52:50.940 specifically with the issues of advancement or threats that were made regarding charges or the,

00:53:00.260 uh, the refusal of humanitarian aid, either refueling their trucks in the minus 25 degrees Celsius

00:53:06.220 weather, or, um, the threatening of public members for assisting by bringing in food or, um, water,

00:53:15.320 the, uh, confiscation of food from the police, uh, by the police, uh, from these people, it was

00:53:22.520 significant. So the, the big issue was walking the perimeter in an, uh, observing capacity just to see

00:53:32.020 what's going on, keep eyes on, um, is there any violence that's going to break out? Because that

00:53:37.200 was a really, uh, a main concern. And spending, I just spent so, so much time walking that I was

00:53:46.580 wearing my feet right out. And at the end of the day, sitting down to see what is our state-sponsored

00:53:52.480 media saying about this event. And it is an inversion of reality, an incomplete inversion

00:54:00.180 between what you see going on there and what the media, the state-sponsored media is telling

00:54:08.740 the rest of Canada what is going on. It is a complete lie. And there seems to be no question

00:54:15.400 in my mind that the collusion between our government, uh, members within our government,

00:54:22.000 our state-sponsored media and others collectively. And I suppose we can bring the world economic

00:54:30.320 forum into this, uh, working collectively that there's no question from a police perspective that

00:54:37.020 there should be a substantial, significant investigation launched into what is going

00:54:45.340 on between these agencies because, uh, clearly there appears to be an overwhelming amount of

00:54:51.080 evidence to suggest a criminal investigation of epic proportion should be launched into this.

00:54:59.160 So that was one issue. The other issue is I've never seen in my life before ever a, a movement,

00:55:06.820 a group of people that came together from all across the country that don't seem to know each

00:55:13.460 other. I didn't know anybody there other than occasional friends that I bumped into, um, that

00:55:20.580 just came together and made it work and got the food done and the toilets looked after and all the

00:55:27.620 logistic looked after. I don't know how they were able to do that was incredible because I can tell you

00:55:35.200 our government could never, ever operate at that level of efficiency at that price, you know, you know,

00:55:44.020 for what it costs them to set things up and how quickly they did it and how efficiently they did it.

00:55:50.320 It was amazing. And I'm, I'm confident that the police agencies that I've, I've seen operate there

00:55:57.040 are going to spend an infinite amount of resources top trying to tie this together to some kind of a

00:56:04.360 web of terror. It's activity working all around the country and other countries. It's not going to

00:56:11.400 happen because that's not the way it happened. It just happened organically. It just came together.

00:56:16.960 So it was a grassroots movement of lovely people. I mean, weren't we all brought to tears,

00:56:22.220 everybody on this call, when you saw the truckers coming from one town to the next and the greeting

00:56:27.560 and the outpouring of love and resources and money and food and generosity. I mean, we became fast

00:56:34.940 friends and wouldn't, you know, I mean, there's Justin Trudeau. He likes to, you know, have his,

00:56:40.860 his rhetoric, um, you know, call everybody racist, but isn't it funny that none of us cared about the

00:56:46.700 color of anybody's skin or, or the faith that they practiced. We were coming together for the greater

00:56:53.060 good, a common good for the nation and the future of our children. Yeah. And, uh, the other thing that

00:57:01.320 was quite significant was the manner in which this was all set up felt so good. This bringing together

00:57:10.740 felt so good that you couldn't help but think why wouldn't the front lawn of parliament, including the

00:57:18.080 roadway, just permanently be affixed with these type of food establishments and, uh, entertainment

00:57:25.660 establishments. That's where people from all over the country can come together on a regular daily

00:57:31.580 basis at any time and just bond in a patriotic manner of, Hey, we're here at parliament. We're here at the,

00:57:40.040 at the, um, the core of our country, you know, the capital city and let us rejoice and let us sing

00:57:49.240 that national anthem hour on the hour. It was just so wonderful. So that was a fantastic thing to

00:57:56.100 experience. And that ended when the large contingent of police arrived to break up what was clearly a

00:58:05.800 peaceful protest. This is going to be the beginning of something beautiful though, right? This is going

00:58:11.060 to be a patriotism for Canada. We're not only going to be stuck in a rut talking about COVID-19, we're

00:58:17.900 going to, we're beginning to have a voice to talk about what came before this. What were the steps that

00:58:22.900 the government was taking to chip away at our freedom of speech? It came with Bill C-16, right?

00:58:29.060 Allowing biological men into women and children's private spaces. It came with the comprehensive

00:58:35.540 sexual education program from the UN infiltrating our school systems. It's coming with critical race

00:58:42.620 theory that's meant to divide our nations and give more global control, talking about land rights. When

00:58:48.240 the government doesn't control about, care about land rights, they care about total control. There's so

00:58:53.880 many things that we were faced with prior to COVID-19. And now my hope and my prayer is, is that

00:59:00.200 people who would have called us conspiracy theorists two years ago will now turn around and say, you know

00:59:06.300 what, you were right on this. You've gained our trust. I want to hear more. I want to talk about these

00:59:12.080 issues. And that we can go back and really have a good conversation. You know, my platform, that we're

00:59:17.940 based on a Judeo-Christian nation, based on biblical principles. And it really does set us apart from

00:59:23.320 totalitarian governments. And it's the faith principles that have been foundational to a free

00:59:29.860 and democratic society, giving you the choice to be unbelievers as well. But you get a certain freedom

00:59:35.700 here that you're not experiencing in countries under a different political system and a different faith

00:59:41.120 system. We need to continue to be a hope to other nations, that beacon of hope, that lighthouse. And I see

00:59:49.740 that that is the direction that we're going. That's going to be the other side of this. There's going

00:59:55.240 to be a patriotism and a love for Canada and an embracing of what our founding fathers gave us like

01:00:01.240 any other time in history. And I'm looking forward to it. So can we, Terenzio, can we get to a few

01:00:08.100 questions? We're at the top of the hour here. And I'm just grateful for this conversation.

01:00:14.100 Absolutely. Thank you for joining us, gentlemen. If we could just have people virtually put up their

01:00:20.720 hands, and we'll go and choose people one at a time. Joan, are you there?

01:00:25.380 I am here. Thank you so much. So I just want to thank all of you tonight for coming together.

01:00:30.800 I'm really grateful to have this opportunity to have this discussion, particularly with Vincent and

01:00:36.480 Danny. I was in Ottawa the Friday before all heck broke loose. My mom wanted to go. And I said,

01:00:46.920 okay, let's go. Let's just do it. And it was in our hearts. We both just like I called in sick to

01:00:52.920 work that day to go. And when we got there, it's just as you know, you two are describing that sense

01:01:00.200 of it feeling like it was a big Canada Day celebration. One of the truckers took me in

01:01:06.340 and gave me a bowl of soup. He'd kind of given me a hard time because he was kind of feeling me out

01:01:10.440 about a question I had asked, but some material that they had done a sign on. And then he realized

01:01:16.700 I was the real thing. And he said he gave me that soup was delicious. It was fabulous. And they were

01:01:21.940 cooking in their tents. And he said later on, he goes, when you get hungry, come back. And he lifted the

01:01:27.100 barbecue and showed me what he had. And there was so many smiling faces and friendly people and hugs.

01:01:33.940 And it was the most positive thing that I have experienced. Even prior to COVID, it was just such

01:01:40.660 a beautiful thing. So we all have these videos of this joy, this laughter, this unity. Now, after

01:01:50.800 everything's gone down, there's YouTubers who have significant YouTube channels who are being

01:01:57.220 threatened to remove their videos. So the truth isn't out there. Either Vincent or Daniel, where do

01:02:04.520 you kind of see that going with people? We have the truth. It's all on our phones. Like, how is the

01:02:11.220 government going to stop that? Because the media, like you said, is showing the other side of some

01:02:15.640 not even real scenario that's going on and what they're telling to the media. But we all have

01:02:24.340 something different. But what do you say for those who are on these YouTube channels that have these

01:02:28.660 videos that are being threatened to take their stuff down and stop promoting what's really happened there?

01:02:36.400 Amy, go ahead.

01:02:37.260 I'd say share it. Share it regardless. Share it on multiple platforms. And all these companies

01:02:47.820 that are complicit in this censorship are cancelling themselves. What those truckers started is a

01:02:55.360 legitimate global movement. And our government is going to cancel themselves if we just keep doing

01:03:03.340 what we're doing and stay out of the way. They're the ones breaking the law, not us. And all of these

01:03:09.100 big platforms and legacy media corporations that are complicit, they're going to cancel themselves

01:03:15.540 too. And I think it's just a matter of time. Just keep sharing. Keep sharing our story, showing the

01:03:22.040 world the truth. That's what I would say.

01:03:25.460 Yeah, that's awesome. Thank you for that answer. I know Action for Canada, as you know, have been

01:03:29.940 active serving the notices of liability to media personnel. And within communities, we're starting

01:03:37.340 to see a ripple effect from that. We want to make sure that they're all held to account. This is a

01:03:43.700 good time to download this information and then, you know, end up posting it on another platform to

01:03:50.100 keep the message moving. I'm going to ask just another question here. And I'm going to, Terenzi, I'm going to

01:03:56.080 ask you to share my screen in just a moment. So the question from Toril is, does anyone know where

01:04:01.860 we are at regarding the demands the truckers put forth and the convoy status? And part of me would

01:04:07.800 say, well, man, I think it's had a powerful effect and we can see how it's been shut down and Trudeau

01:04:14.180 has been forced to retract the measures, even though they were cleared out. He was losing popularity and he

01:04:20.320 was losing control in the Senate, but I'll let either of you. And then they said also very concerned

01:04:26.360 regarding the federal digital ID. And if I can just share my screen for a moment, this is something.

01:04:36.640 Are we on there? Can you see?

01:04:39.220 Yeah, just need you to. Yeah. Okay. Got it right there. One second.

01:04:43.540 Okay. So this, I came across today, somebody had sent me an MP4 through email and I quickly threw it up

01:04:49.280 on Rumble and it's digital, digital ID is the objective I've said to implement a social credit

01:04:55.600 system. And this guy is the president and CEO of the Canadian Banking Association. I think he should

01:05:02.860 go to jail. And so they, they talk about basically people's hard-earned taxes is what I'm saying.

01:05:09.980 The greatest heist in Canadian history has taken place since Justin Trudeau came into office because

01:05:15.400 he's been pouring billions of dollars out of the country to impoverish this nation in order,

01:05:21.440 because I said, that's the key to an authoritarian government's rule. And then you go in and you need

01:05:26.560 to have control of the citizens. And so essentially that first step has been done through mandating

01:05:31.840 vaccination and the VAX passes, which is going to turn to this digital ID. And I won't play the video

01:05:38.200 for you right now. It's on our, our Rumble page, but I will be putting it in an upcoming action.

01:05:43.980 And he's of course saying, Oh, the, you know, this will ensure greater security of your assets.

01:05:48.820 They lie through their teeth and they spin this web. How do you feel about the provincial

01:05:54.720 leaders removing the VAX mandates and that this threat of the federal government bringing in this

01:06:04.320 digital ID? Do you have any comment on that? Okay. So with the truckers mandate,

01:06:10.080 it's very clear. Some people think that, uh, that this is a big loss that the truckers got kicked out

01:06:16.480 and everything's been disbanded. Let me make it very clear. Uh, we've already talked about what

01:06:21.960 happened and how the buildup occurred and what the truckers have accomplished. The government has

01:06:29.300 failed to have any discussion or negotiation with these truckers, but that's okay. Uh, they,

01:06:35.780 they wanted this mandate met. And I certainly agree with, um, uh, this, uh, these things that they're

01:06:42.020 interested in. I have these issues as well, but what these truckers have accomplished is you have to

01:06:48.580 imagine a huge boulder sitting up at the top of a mountain range and they were able to pry that and flip

01:06:54.900 it and get it rolling down the hill. They have created substantial momentum across this country,

01:07:01.580 across North America and across the world. We've had over a billion people watching what's going on.

01:07:09.280 And that momentum has not only grown, it is like an avalanche coming down the hill right now.

01:07:14.980 And we have not, uh, seen the type of action we've been seeing in the last 48 hours. We have not seen

01:07:22.460 that type of movement from our government in the last, uh, number of years. So, uh, as this avalanche

01:07:29.220 continues to flow, we're seeing many, many politicians come forward, asking pertinent

01:07:37.300 questions, um, issues coming out. We haven't even touched on the issue of the insurance companies

01:07:42.620 noticing the, uh, some 400% in deaths across certain countries as a result of, uh, vaccination issues.

01:07:50.500 Um, so, so information is coming forward that at this point cannot be stopped up. There's just tons

01:07:59.100 of information coming out, video coming out about the behavior of our government, things going on in

01:08:04.700 the U S pushing forward. There's huge, huge momentum. And I suspect, uh, in the next days to

01:08:10.640 come, we are going to see the continuation of this momentum that was started as a result of this convoy.

01:08:16.820 So that's how I'd like to address that issue. Have those mandates been met? Well,

01:08:21.500 everybody's woken up and they're certainly looking at everything that was written down. Everything is,

01:08:26.520 is going to come into play. It's had a huge impact. Absolutely. I say the toothpaste is out of the tube

01:08:33.720 and there's no putting it back in. And, uh, we're just going to keep moving forward with the momentum,

01:08:39.120 you know, that we've had, we're on the side of right here. We have these guaranteed rights.

01:08:42.820 Okay. So that question, the second question about the, uh, digital ID, um, I, how do you feel about

01:08:49.800 that? Uh, was that any part of the conversations?

01:08:56.560 Well, I would have to say one thing on the digital ID issue for that large number of people like

01:09:02.800 myself and Danny and others who have had their finances locked by the government arbitrarily

01:09:09.560 for no reason whatsoever, just because, uh, being canceled that way. Um, people are going to really

01:09:15.700 wake up and understand that when you go to a digital ID type system, where you're going to

01:09:23.660 need the permissions to do anything, the government will be allowing you to do. Um, the world is now

01:09:30.440 waking up to the effects of that, such as turning you off, shutting off your finances. Once you've

01:09:37.420 experienced it and the world is now talking about it being shut down, you can bet that people will

01:09:44.280 start paying attention. And I think they're waking up very quickly to that issue. Yeah, very well said.

01:09:50.160 And knowing that so many people right now are actually experiencing the, um, the consequences

01:09:55.860 of this firsthand is, is a real wake up and, uh, that, that people, you know, can no longer say,

01:10:02.860 oh, you're a bunch of conspiracy theorists. It's like, kind of like, what now you need to get

01:10:06.880 involved. We need to get amazing people ready to run for office and get very well organized.

01:10:12.720 Okay. Uh, Terenzu, can we bring somebody else on for a question, please?

01:10:17.260 Yes. Next we have Candace Elliott. Candace, are you there?

01:10:23.980 Yes, I'm here.

01:10:25.940 Hi, Candace. What's your question?

01:10:27.420 Hi. Oh, I just want to say thank you. First of all, I'm just incredibly grateful to everyone's

01:10:35.100 effort and, and Tanya for your longstanding effort in staying, uh, on top of this stuff

01:10:42.480 for many, many years, I understand. Um, so I'm worried about you two that have had your finances

01:10:51.000 frozen. I did hear in an announcement today that the RCMP is frantically, um, uh, ending that,

01:11:00.680 but I'm wondering what the situation is for you.

01:11:07.260 Well, um, fortunately, how's your, how's your situation?

01:11:11.840 Well, my account was unlocked yesterday along with a number of others. I don't know. I don't

01:11:17.440 know if that's reached everybody yet, but there was, uh, a handful of people that I spoke with

01:11:23.980 yesterday when I found out mine was unlocked. And then I spoke with a number of others who had

01:11:28.560 experienced the same. And, uh, some, most had been unlocked, not everyone. I'm hoping that's just,

01:11:35.120 uh, uh, uh, a timing process and that everyone will be in the same situation. I think

01:11:44.980 they overreached obviously, and then the banks were complicit and then that garnered so much outrage

01:11:55.940 that people flooded to the banks, even people that were not affected as a result to try and pull what

01:12:02.840 they could and express outrage that the banks would do that without court order, without people,

01:12:09.800 like even against people who hadn't even been charged with anything.

01:12:12.020 And I think that is what generated probably a lot of pushback from the banks to the government

01:12:17.720 saying, whoa, whoa, whoa, we're gonna, we're gonna completely go out of business here. If everyone

01:12:22.180 decides to pull all, all, all of their money out because no one trusts the government or the banking

01:12:27.040 institutions anymore. So it was a small victory yesterday to get those unlocked. And I'm hope I'm

01:12:34.760 hopeful that anyone who hasn't, who's still in that position will, will only be very shortly.

01:12:42.020 Yeah, it's very, very disruptive and very disturbing.

01:12:46.560 That applies to myself as well. Also, my account had been just recently unlocked and, um,

01:12:55.620 yeah. Can you name the banks? What were the name of the banks, the institutions? I think TD Bank

01:13:01.920 and RBC, I've heard are involved in this.

01:13:06.720 I was with CIBC. I was with CIBC.

01:13:10.620 Right. Yeah.

01:13:11.920 I'm not anymore.

01:13:13.620 No, you know, and it's, it's like, where do we go from there? This is a huge wake up call for

01:13:18.100 everybody. Um, you know, when I, when you get an opportunity to listen to this, uh, rumble video

01:13:23.820 that I've put together with this, you know, the, uh, president of the Canadian banking association,

01:13:29.300 it's disgusting. It, you, you can see that we've got an, again, an opportunity to hear,

01:13:35.180 to, uh, see blatantly what's going on and do something about it. And we will need to do something

01:13:41.040 about this. I'm hoping and praying. I've heard rumors sometimes that there are others who are

01:13:46.840 talking about opening up private banking systems, ones that the IMF and, uh, world banks will not

01:13:54.400 be able to, uh, touch, but we'll, we'll see where this is going to go. None of us has a magic ball

01:14:00.040 at this point. All right. Terenzio, can you bring on another question, please? Are you guys good for

01:14:04.280 I think it's also important to note that, uh, all of the major banks in Canada, uh, have met with

01:14:11.060 the world economic forum back in 2020. Right. Yeah. That's not a shock or a surprise. Is it?

01:14:18.780 Uh, we've, you know, they've tended to get the name, the banksters for, for good reason.

01:14:24.460 Yeah. Even all the propaganda. I don't know if you stand in the TD bank, but I wish they'd take

01:14:28.720 down all their TVs. I got to change banks as well, because I don't want to stand there and look at all

01:14:33.580 their propaganda. They're so on with the global, uh, messaging that it just makes me sick.

01:14:39.860 And so I think that's the state of the banks and we've got to figure something out. All right.

01:14:44.680 Are you guys good for a couple of more questions? You good for that? Okay. Terenzio? Yep. Next we have Paulette.

01:14:55.440 Okay. Paulette. Welcome. What's your question?

01:15:00.880 Thank you very much. I have been watching. Um, my job has been compromised because I chose my

01:15:07.480 life over my livelihood. Um, and I thank you so much for the courage that you've taken to,

01:15:13.700 to speak publicly. Um, the, the way that the, the media is portraying it. And even on the YouTubers,

01:15:21.540 I've been watching Viva Frey a lot, uh, about the charges and, uh, Pat King, Tamara Leash, um,

01:15:29.680 in jail that this sounds serious. We had a heavy, heavy hammer. I cried on Monday night. Uh, I cried

01:15:37.000 on the 14th and I cried on Monday. And I'm just wondering, it, it seems to have been a tactic to

01:15:44.260 scare people to stay, uh, stay quiet and stay in their homes and, and not go and protest.

01:15:52.960 Two questions. Would you recommend, uh, people go and protest in Ottawa when they're talking about

01:16:01.560 wanting to keep an eye saying that things are not done? And the second, uh, as it pertained to

01:16:08.380 parliamentarians saying that they had, uh, security issues. And do you think that was propagandized

01:16:16.640 in order to satisfy that this was more than, um, what was going on with protests for freedom,

01:16:25.900 that there are, uh, other elements, like you said, it was created. Do you think it was done

01:16:31.860 that MPs wouldn't like, we're talking like they knew something that Canadians wouldn't know, or that

01:16:38.980 is it possible they knew something you wouldn't know? So there's two questions. Do we continue to

01:16:44.360 protest? What's going to happen if we get put in jail, the hammer came down? And, and do you think

01:16:51.440 there was actually security issues that were going on that we won't know about?

01:17:00.800 Well, I,

01:17:02.960 every individual has to make a decision as to what they are comfortable in doing. I think we can

01:17:12.660 definitely continue to advocate for our fundamental rights and freedoms, and we can continue to

01:17:20.980 operate within the confines of the law. Uh, I think we need to be smart about our, how we go about it so

01:17:29.860 that we don't elicit that same response because I know that was, uh, you know, that definitely rattled

01:17:41.320 people because we've never seen anything like that before. Um, a lot of my preconceived beliefs about

01:17:49.180 how the government and how the police worked were shaken after last Friday and Saturday. I don't have

01:17:58.340 the same, I can't speak to how the police will behave with the same level of confidence that I could

01:18:03.040 before. Um, but I do think a lot of the rhetoric that we've heard from officials has been intimidation

01:18:15.940 tactics and it's been pretty effective. Um, I think you hear everyone talk about grassroots and organic.

01:18:26.120 I think that that is probably what was the greatest benefit

01:18:33.540 to what occurred over the last three weeks and will continue to be.

01:18:39.180 I think that more and more people have seen the level of corruption that is within our existing

01:18:52.380 systems and the level of outrage that Canadians have shown and, or that they've been exposed to.

01:19:02.000 And, and what we've seen globally is like, there is a response now that

01:19:06.540 there, there's going to be plenty of opportunity to voice, to, to stand up for your voice. And I think

01:19:17.200 I, myself,

01:19:19.840 I don't feel like this is something that we can give up on. Right. As long as we're careful

01:19:27.960 about what we say and what we do, and we stay within the confines of the law,

01:19:33.440 we are showing the world how to do it properly, that we are the lawful ones, and it is our government

01:19:40.540 who is breaking the law. Right. And I, Danny, that's the best advice I can give you.

01:19:46.540 Yeah. Danny, and I would agree with you. I think that's essential that we continue to do this

01:19:53.420 because the momentum, the, one of the reasons why three of the liberals turned around and spoke

01:20:00.220 out against their government two weeks ago was two reasons. One was this massive movement of public

01:20:06.640 display of opposition to what was going on, where they were probably starting to feel a little bit

01:20:12.700 concerned where, you know, they felt pretty secure following along a lockstep with the government's

01:20:18.440 tyrannical moves. So then we commenced four weeks ago, a letter writing campaign to all of the

01:20:24.000 liberals saying, you are going to be held complicit to treason and egregious crimes against the

01:20:29.940 humanity and the citizens of this nation for going along with the government. And so think about that,

01:20:35.520 how they were feeling about this huge public display. Now they're getting their inbox filled

01:20:39.740 with these emails saying, you're going to be held accountable. They need to start checking themselves,

01:20:44.520 right? And saying, how much longer am I going to go along with this? They got emboldened again

01:20:49.700 when Trudeau came up with launching the emergency act. And wouldn't you know, those three ended up

01:20:55.660 voting in favor. Wonder how they're feeling today. Vincent, what's your view?

01:21:04.460 I wanted to reiterate what Daniel had just said, and I find that the most effective methodology

01:21:12.280 methodology is the methodology demonstrated by this truck protest in the manner in which it came

01:21:19.600 together. If you get together with a group of people who have the courage and the ability to shed

01:21:27.080 light on the truth and bring forward an idea where you can protest effectively and peacefully,

01:21:35.680 keeping in mind what peaceful is and adhere to that, which I believe was done in this

01:21:41.960 this last truck or convoy protest, you will shed some light across the country and people will see

01:21:51.460 your courage and will see your efforts and will see the effectiveness of what you are doing.

01:21:56.540 And it will become contagious and it will become contagious across the world. And that is what we

01:22:01.540 need. We need this contagion to stop this. This virus we are dealing with is the problem within our

01:22:08.320 government and the association with our state-sponsored media acting in the manner that it is. And we need

01:22:18.580 tremendous change in this country. I'm not talking about any particular political party. I don't wish to

01:22:26.300 speak to political parties. I don't care about political parties. I care. And I have taken an oath,

01:22:32.640 as Daniel, I've taken an oath to the constitution of this country. And my, my, not only my oath, but my loyalty

01:22:45.480 is to the citizens of this country, not to the government. And I believe that the citizens of this

01:22:53.720 country, if you want your freedom, you're going to have to fight for it. You're going to have to push and you're going to

01:23:01.380 have to be visible and vocal. And the most effective means right now is to do it peacefully with love and

01:23:09.640 kindness towards your fellow man. And that will spread like a contagion. Find your strategy, find an

01:23:17.240 effective strategy and others will follow. Thank you. Just one thing that that was one thing I'd like to

01:23:26.340 just follow up that, follow that up with was if you look in history, because I saw someone,

01:23:34.520 someone had mentioned something in the chat regarding the Soviet Union and that initial, that clicked on

01:23:39.980 my memory about if you're a student of history, all of these authoritarian regimes come to power

01:23:46.640 because the population allows them to. And so that's why I, I know we all feel so strongly that we

01:23:55.740 cannot allow this to, to degenerate any further. The time is right now. I don't believe that if we

01:24:05.520 continue down this path that we have seen over the last two years, and especially within the last few

01:24:11.120 weeks, I don't know how you recover from that. We, we are absolutely in an essential time in history.

01:24:19.380 Uh, you're exactly right, Danny. And this is the time we've been saying forever, what are the masks?

01:24:25.820 They are a sign of the government seeing who is remains in compliance, who is remains in, uh,

01:24:33.280 oppressed. And so one of our main objectives is, is simple thing. Take off the mask. It's not that

01:24:39.680 difficult. Lots of us are shopping and living our lives. I haven't used a mask for two years and,

01:24:46.300 you know, I've challenged those who have challenged me, but I did it successfully, lovingly, and with

01:24:50.780 knowledge. Knowledge is power. So learn. And, uh, you become powerful. Courage is contagious. And so we say,

01:24:58.720 be courageous. And, um, okay, uh, Terenzio, let's bring on another question, please.

01:25:04.680 Yes. Next we have Roxanne G.

01:25:08.000 Hi, Roxanne.

01:25:08.620 Yeah. Hi there. Um, first of all, a big, big thank you to all of you for your dedication to

01:25:17.360 truth, freedom, and justice. Um, very straightforward questions and also comment. Um, are you aware

01:25:26.940 of one of the people who was arrested being blinded by pepper spray? Uh, are you aware of the status of

01:25:34.240 the four people struck by the vehicle in Manitoba, the hate crime? And I just wanted to make a comment.

01:25:42.940 I've written loads and loads of letters and I get on the phone all the time to MPs. I don't care if

01:25:48.200 they're mine or not. I just do it because it's the right thing to do. Um, and if they say something

01:25:53.300 wrong, I call them out on principle. But one of the things I always include is the fact that

01:25:58.200 many of us in the public are aware, and if they aren't aware, they should be aware of what a false

01:26:03.840 flag operation is. Because then when they use that guise, oh, we found a 15 page memorandum,

01:26:10.400 you can come back and say, well, how do we know this is not planted evidence? Da, da, da, da, da, da. I think

01:26:15.140 it's so important every time you talk to a politician that you educate them if they're not already,

01:26:21.900 as they should be, educated as to what a false flag operation is. And of course, we know about

01:26:27.500 agent provocateur. So you can maybe comment on my comment. And then the two questions regarding

01:26:34.040 what happened in Manitoba. And if you're aware of the person who I heard was blinded by the pepper

01:26:39.840 spray. Thank you.

01:26:44.500 I don't have any information about anyone being blinded by pepper spray. I know multiple people

01:26:50.660 were pepper sprayed. I don't have any information about anyone being blinded. And I'm not,

01:26:57.500 I'm not 100% certain on the status of the people who were struck by the vehicle in Winnipeg,

01:27:02.300 other than that it occurred. I don't have the details on their injuries.

01:27:08.600 Okay, thank you. What we're going to do now is apparently there's quite a lineup of questions.

01:27:13.200 And so we're going to do this challenge. We're going to give them one minute. And we're going to

01:27:17.880 try to see if we can get through a handful because it's such a privilege and an honor to have both of

01:27:22.400 you on. And if you can bear with us a few more minutes, do you have that time? Is that okay?

01:27:27.980 Yeah.

01:27:28.600 Okay, so let's try to do this. Like I say, it's a rare opportunity. You guys go into a lot of

01:27:32.960 interviews, but not often do people get to ask you questions. Okay, Terenzi, I'm going to take on

01:27:37.560 that challenge. Okay, so everybody coming on that has your hand up, we're going to give you a minute.

01:27:42.460 So please make it count.

01:27:45.000 Okay, next we have Renee. Renee, are you there?

01:27:50.120 Yep, I'm here. I just wanted to know, downtown, where the restaurants,

01:27:55.160 did they have to close or did they close on their own?

01:28:00.680 Just because the Ottawa City Councilor is telling me that they were allowed to stay open,

01:28:07.620 and they seem to still be getting fines, like that iconic restaurant.

01:28:14.480 I think that only happened after the Emergencies Act was invoked, I think. Now,

01:28:21.660 many restaurants remained open, and the ones that did probably had the best business they've had in

01:28:27.440 two years.

01:28:29.400 Well, anyway, I emailed him and asked him if he could maybe help that cafe since the police didn't

01:28:35.700 understand that they're allowed to stay open.

01:28:39.240 Yeah, I know Laura Lynn had reported on. Okay, thank you. Laura Lynn had reported on it as well

01:28:44.920 as that one restaurant owner was ready to close shop, and it was actually when the Ottawa movement

01:28:51.940 happened that he ended up receiving so much business, it kept him going, it saved his business.

01:28:57.100 Okay, thank you, Renee. That was short and sweet. Next question.

01:29:00.960 Next, we have Dee O'Brien.

01:29:04.280 Dee, are you there?

01:29:04.740 Hi, Dee.

01:29:05.700 Hi, can you hear me?

01:29:08.880 Sure can.

01:29:09.400 Yes.

01:29:10.340 Oh, thanks. Okay. I live in Ottawa, so I was able to go downtown and see for myself what was really

01:29:18.760 going on, but I'm faced with people every day who don't know the truth. They say to me,

01:29:24.920 oh, they were planning to overtake the government, oh, there were swastikas, and what is the best,

01:29:31.780 like if there was just a quick one line I could say to them?

01:29:37.480 Turn off the nose.

01:29:39.400 Sorry?

01:29:41.400 You can tell them that you were there, and ask them if they were there, and tell them what you saw being

01:29:48.100 there specifically, and that you're not relying on the news, you're relying on your own eyes,

01:29:54.940 and your eyes were being deceived by the news that you heard, because it wasn't the same.

01:30:01.180 Yeah. So they never had an intention of overtaking the government?

01:30:07.160 No, never.

01:30:08.800 Okay, because the statement was, you know.

01:30:12.240 Okay.

01:30:12.800 Okay, we're going to go to the next question. I love that.

01:30:15.940 Thank you.

01:30:16.360 I'm going to turn off the news.

01:30:18.940 Okay, next one, Trentia.

01:30:20.880 Okay, next we have Sharon Fruing. Sharon, are you there?

01:30:27.640 Yes, I am. Thank you.

01:30:29.920 Mine is a plea for Danny and Vincent to keep talking to police officers.

01:30:37.140 I have police officers in my family who have not woken up, and I'm very concerned about that.

01:30:46.360 So I would ask you to please keep talking. I'm sure you'll have lots of opportunities, and thank you both very, very much.

01:30:58.100 Yeah, that's actually an interesting concept. Danny and I both try that on a regular basis,

01:31:04.980 and I'm almost thinking at some point it may not be a bad idea for people like yourself,

01:31:10.960 who have family members associated thinking differently, that maybe at some point we can do a Zoom meeting

01:31:18.540 specifically where you can invite your family members to say, look, you're being given an opportunity

01:31:25.280 to have a panel discussion, and we would do a panel discussion and answer any questions

01:31:31.200 that those officers who want to chime in, who don't agree with our position, and tell them the truth.

01:31:39.240 I don't mind facing off with 500 or 700 or 800 police officers who disagree with me,

01:31:45.440 because I know the truth, and I know they know what they get on the media.

01:31:49.820 So it would be a very simple thing.

01:31:52.880 So it would be interesting to see if that could work.

01:31:54.600 That would be awesome. I'd be happy to host that.

01:31:58.380 We should work towards that.

01:32:01.040 Thank you, Sharon.

01:32:02.740 Okay, next question.

01:32:04.600 Next we have Colleen Smith.

01:32:07.080 Colleen, are you there?

01:32:12.140 Colleen, are you there?

01:32:13.960 You should see a message pop up on your screen.

01:32:16.920 There's not an unmute there. Does she need to be unmuted, or can she do that?

01:32:20.980 Uh, yes. She should see a message pop up. I don't think she's seeing it. I'll do it one more time.

01:32:28.760 Oh.

01:32:30.460 One more time, I think. She just tried.

01:32:32.920 Yeah, I saw that.

01:32:33.620 All right, I guess.

01:32:35.940 There you are. Hi, Colleen. Oh, not sure what's going on.

01:32:39.320 Okay, maybe we'll skip and go to the next one while she sorts that out.

01:32:42.020 Yep, we'll try you again, Colleen.

01:32:44.240 Next one, we have Shelly Paul.

01:32:47.140 Hi, guys.

01:32:52.100 Hi, Shelly.

01:32:54.100 Hi.

01:32:54.900 I'm so grateful for you all. You're all so incredibly courageous.

01:32:58.780 I thought I knew what courageous meant, but you have taught me a whole other level.

01:33:03.660 I was in Ottawa this past weekend for Saturday and Sunday.

01:33:08.440 What I witnessed and what I experienced was absolutely horrifying.

01:33:13.200 I knew I had to be there. Of course, I had no idea what I was going into, but I didn't care.

01:33:18.400 I knew I had to stand up.

01:33:20.520 Now, seeing what I saw, experiencing what I saw with the police, with their bag of tricks of all sorts of different kinds of weapons.

01:33:28.940 They were basically torturing people that were dancing and singing, Oh, Canada.

01:33:34.300 I feel like I need to share what I witnessed, and I don't know what the most powerful way is to reach people to say, hey, this is, and I don't just mean the people around me.

01:33:45.720 I mean, is there someone that I can write to or share my actual experience of being there and seeing it firsthand?

01:33:53.340 I know many people have seen it, but I feel that every individual voice is so powerful to share the terror and trauma and experience.

01:34:06.760 I mean, I had to come home and have a long chat with my 12-year-old daughter about how we can no longer trust police officers, and I never, ever thought in my world that I would ever have that conversation.

01:34:20.300 Now, obviously, you two gentlemen are very different, and I would never paint everyone in the same brush.

01:34:25.000 But who I thought was there to serve and protect us, I actually had to change the narrative for her, and that breaks my heart.

01:34:34.840 So that's an aside.

01:34:36.940 But, you know, I just feel that I was there for a reason, and I need to share my story, and just how, what would be the most powerful way?

01:34:44.720 Who would I share that with that might make a difference for us in some way?

01:34:51.480 I'd suggest a vlog.

01:34:55.000 A vlog?

01:34:56.080 Yeah, 100%.

01:34:57.380 And then pump it out on as many social media platforms that you have.

01:35:01.240 Okay.

01:35:02.600 That's what I would do.

01:35:04.560 Okay.

01:35:05.900 Okay.

01:35:06.220 And my strategy would be to suggest to people, there's two points that I take.

01:35:12.400 One is, I try not to tell people anything.

01:35:16.980 It would always come across as a lecture.

01:35:19.300 People don't like to be told.

01:35:22.240 Many people to be told.

01:35:23.300 So I find that if you can find a way to deposit a very small seed into their brain by asking a very simple question, see if they can answer that question.

01:35:34.000 So that's one method.

01:35:35.380 Just depositing a seed, planting that seed.

01:35:39.560 That seed will grow.

01:35:42.500 And another option would be to pick a few resources that you really like, maybe two or three resources that are fantastic resources.

01:35:51.420 I personally, maybe my number one is James Corbett of the Corbett Review, but there are many, many other really good alternative resources.

01:35:59.080 And give a challenge to some of your friends and say, you know, for the weekend, if you could spend two days getting away from mainstream media and state-sponsored media and just spend two days looking over these two or three sites, just immerse yourself in there for an hour or two with an open mind.

01:36:16.840 And they may fall into that, I call it a rabbit hole, having taken the pill that really enlightens them and they can eventually realize they've been deceived.

01:36:31.100 So that's another trick.

01:36:33.420 Thank you so much.

01:36:34.860 That's brilliant.

01:36:35.320 And Shelley, what I was just going to add as well, you know, I would love to, if you're agreeable, get your daughter's testimony.

01:36:43.520 And I don't know if you could just do it by recording or video and send it, start sending it out to the RCMP, start sending it out to the Ottawa police and make an appeal to them saying, this is what, you know, how the, our young people are now portraying you.

01:36:58.660 Is this the image here in Canada?

01:37:01.460 We would see this in a police state, not Canada, just a suggestion as well.

01:37:07.280 I love that.

01:37:08.260 And that's the thing is I think, you know, there's different ways we can appeal to the police.

01:37:13.620 And that is one of them that they really need to think about is parents are now going to protect their children and tell them a different story from what we grew up with.

01:37:24.180 I've always trusted the police.

01:37:26.420 Sure, there's always going to be a couple of bad apples.

01:37:28.420 But, you know, for the most part, the police protect us.

01:37:32.820 And in a failed swoop, that's a completely different way I'm going to have to bring her up now.

01:37:37.800 And I think police, it's one more thing for them to really think about.

01:37:42.940 You have to understand that there.

01:37:45.380 She's 12.

01:37:46.020 You have to understand there is what's called the Peel's Principles.

01:37:50.860 And Sir Robert Peel had developed a number of principles back in the early 1800s.

01:37:56.260 And these are principles that police, modern day policing, has to abide by currently.

01:38:03.740 And there's a reason for that, a very substantial reason why we've gone from a military type operation to a civilian policing type operation and control with society.

01:38:13.340 And the one principle that really resonates with me is that the police are the people and the people are the police.

01:38:24.000 We need to have a very good, trusting, symbiotic relationship with one another.

01:38:29.060 Otherwise, we will not be able to function well in society and there'll be a breakdown.

01:38:32.440 So we need to have trust on both sides.

01:38:36.100 And when I attended Adamson's Barbecue in Ontario, when Adam Skelly's restaurant was raided by 200 police officers and two teams of horses to shut down a brisket barbecue restaurant due to medical mandates,

01:38:51.120 I saw that trust was completely broken then by the very heavy-handed techniques, similar to what we saw in the G20, similar to what we've just seen in Ottawa.

01:39:01.720 And trust is shattered.

01:39:03.200 And once trust is shattered in any relationship, whether it's your marital relationship, your relationship with your children, your relationship with your teachers in your school, any relationship,

01:39:12.640 once trust is shattered, it takes a long, long time to get back.

01:39:19.220 Trust, there is much to be said about what's called the speed of trust.

01:39:24.700 Trust takes a very long time to build and can be shattered quickly.

01:39:30.020 And it's very unfortunate that these actions that were taken have now shattered trust.

01:39:34.700 They have shattered your trust and they will need to be rebuilt.

01:39:38.560 They will.

01:39:38.920 Oh, they absolutely will.

01:39:41.680 Yeah.

01:39:42.180 Thank you so much.

01:39:43.480 You're very wise words.

01:39:46.120 Thank you.

01:39:46.800 And Shelley, what I would like to say is we're trying to highlight youth every week to give them a voice.

01:39:51.380 If you ended up recording your daughter, you know, a few minute recording of this incident, we'd be happy to share it on that next week's show.

01:40:00.160 I think it's really important for kids to have a voice.

01:40:02.540 So thank you for coming on.

01:40:04.700 If you get a hold of Sheila or Amanda in the chat and you provide your email contact, if this is something you'd like to do.

01:40:12.280 All right.

01:40:12.760 So thank you, Terenzio.

01:40:14.440 Let's do three more, two more questions.

01:40:17.180 And then I think we'll let these gentlemen get on with their lives.

01:40:20.620 All right.

01:40:21.300 Next question from Liam.

01:40:24.440 Liam, are you there?

01:40:25.380 Hi, Liam.

01:40:29.180 Are you there?

01:40:29.900 Can you unmute?

01:40:33.020 All right.

01:40:33.720 We'll go to the next one.

01:40:35.900 Marion Taylor.

01:40:37.620 I think Liam just unmuted.

01:40:39.680 Liam, are you unmuted?

01:40:42.280 Yes.

01:40:43.280 Okay.

01:40:43.760 There you are.

01:40:44.380 Boy, you snuck in there.

01:40:45.760 Sure do.

01:40:46.340 Okay.

01:40:46.460 Mine's a quick observation.

01:40:49.600 Retired RCMP, VIP Section Toronto.

01:40:52.460 I attended all the G7s and the G20s.

01:40:55.220 What I noticed about this one is that at those other events, the media were out to get the police.

01:41:01.320 At this event, they were covering for the police.

01:41:03.560 None of the major media were wearing their colors.

01:41:06.080 The only people wearing their colors were Rebel and Fox.

01:41:09.200 And the black bloc were throwing bricks at us in Quebec City.

01:41:15.600 They had spikes and ball bearings and bolts and stuff that they were going to throw at us.

01:41:22.880 But at this event in Ottawa, there was none of that.

01:41:25.940 So I could understand what happened to the G20 in Toronto.

01:41:30.800 Because the other thing that I heard was that the useful idiots from the universities were told to stay away from the downtown core.

01:41:37.760 Whereas in Toronto, Quebec City, wherever the bloc was, those useful idiots came down.

01:41:44.280 The bloc mingled with them, took off their disguises.

01:41:47.660 And at the end of the day, the police didn't know who was who.

01:41:50.360 And that's why they had to kettle some of them.

01:41:52.640 Thanks for your time.

01:41:56.200 Okay.

01:41:56.820 So thank you for your service as well, Liam.

01:42:00.080 So there's, I guess, not really a question there, but a statement.

01:42:03.600 Anything to respond to that gentleman?

01:42:07.760 I think to get just, I know we're on a different subject, but if people want to see another perspective of the G20, I suggest you go to a video called Into the Fire.

01:42:22.060 And it was a documentary done by Dan Dix.

01:42:25.020 And I think it was a very, very well done documentary on the G20 that shows the other side of the story.

01:42:31.600 So there was certainly the police perspective, as was just indicated.

01:42:36.960 But if you want to see a lot of the illegal actions that were taken, I suggest you use that as some reference to get some insight into that.

01:42:48.140 Thank you.

01:42:48.480 And Sheila has just put that in.

01:42:50.160 Sheila's amazing.

01:42:51.240 It's just been put in the chat if you want to grab that link.

01:42:53.820 Thank you, Vincent.

01:42:54.440 Okay, one more question.

01:42:58.100 All right.

01:42:59.220 Debra Melink.

01:43:03.040 Debra, are you there?

01:43:07.640 Can you unmute, Debra?

01:43:11.000 I'm popping up a message.

01:43:13.220 She needs to unmute herself.

01:43:14.500 I don't think.

01:43:15.340 Maybe she's away from her computer.

01:43:16.820 We can go to the next one.

01:43:18.640 Marion Taylor.

01:43:21.860 Marion, are you there?

01:43:24.440 Hello?

01:43:28.740 Hi, Marion.

01:43:29.080 Hi, Marion.

01:43:30.100 Hello.

01:43:31.580 We hear you.

01:43:33.920 Okay, so my question is, okay, great.

01:43:36.940 Thank you.

01:43:38.180 Thank you all for this platform, really learning quite a bit from you all.

01:43:45.920 My question is, the World Economic Forum has clearly penetrated our government.

01:43:54.460 Klaus Schwab gloats about his penetration into our government.

01:44:00.120 As a Canadian citizen, this is very concerning to me because this, to me, is interference in our governing body.

01:44:11.520 Christia Freeland, apparently, from what I've read, is a director on the board of the World Economic Forum, which would be a conflict of interest, given her position.

01:44:25.680 What, as Canadian citizens, can we do to highlight this issue because it's really being downplayed?

01:44:34.880 And what kind of actions can we do to have an investigation started into this?

01:44:40.960 Well, there is an RCMP unit in Ottawa, in National Division, my old division, the Sensitive International Investigations Unit that would investigate government corruption.

01:45:02.500 They are the unit who has investigated senators in the past for fraudulent activities or allegations of fraudulent activity.

01:45:12.800 However, I don't know how realistic it is to have faith in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in regards to an investigation of someone as high profile as the Prime Minister or the Deputy Prime Minister,

01:45:36.240 considering the Commissioner's lack of response to all of this so far.

01:45:42.800 I, probably not the answer you're looking for, but like I said earlier, and I think Vince can relate,

01:45:54.140 that this last weekend really shook me to the core about what I believed the Canadian police were supposed to stand for.

01:46:01.700 And I'd like to top up that statement that Daniel has just made, and I had asked the same question, quite frankly, to some very, very intelligent individuals who are very helpful over the last few weeks,

01:46:19.800 and will explain the way it was explained the way it was explained to me, because I had that same question, I really want to know how we can do this.

01:46:25.580 And the way it was explained to me is that if you took a horizontal line,

01:46:30.560 horizontal line, and you can imagine that everything above that line represents the political system in this country,

01:46:38.900 and everything below that line represents civil service within this country.

01:46:44.620 And we have those two organizations separated by a membrane, and they're kept separate for a reason.

01:46:52.460 And agencies like the RSMP, the OPP, the larger police agencies, they would sit somewhere just below that line.

01:47:02.080 And that membrane is supposed to keep those agencies, the political agencies and the civil service agencies separated.

01:47:10.060 And there is certainly a role within the policing agencies to take some enforcement action as required by corruption or wrongdoing at the political levels.

01:47:23.020 And at one time, once upon a time, sometime in the past, that was an efficient, effective system that maybe worked.

01:47:31.020 But apparently, it seems that the membrane has been perforated somewhat,

01:47:36.460 and that the political system seems to have worked its way into the policing system,

01:47:43.200 and the systems within civil service have become strongly politicized.

01:47:49.280 And that intertwining has made it very difficult for this type of investigation to occur as a result.

01:47:57.560 My talking points over the last year have been very, very clear and obvious that it appears to me

01:48:05.200 that I don't see any accountability at the upper levels of policing or in the levels of politics,

01:48:12.120 and I don't see any transparency within those levels.

01:48:17.560 So that is very, very frightening to me, and I think that is something that regardless of which party is elected,

01:48:24.180 which political party is ruling this country, that we need to return to a system of transparency

01:48:30.900 and accountability at those levels.

01:48:34.240 Because what is happening is these terrible decisions that are made by government

01:48:38.380 will eventually be settled out in civil suits, and that money comes from the taxpayer.

01:48:45.900 It doesn't come out of the pocket of those who are doing the offending.

01:48:49.720 And that is a problem, and I'm not sure how we fix that.

01:48:52.620 I think it's something that needs to be discussed and at some point seriously changed.

01:48:59.400 Right.

01:49:00.040 I think...

01:49:00.900 Oh, sorry.

01:49:02.940 One other complicating factor in the conflict of interest of the RCMP investigating high-profile officials,

01:49:13.820 like the PM, Deputy PM, would be that we're also responsible for their protection.

01:49:20.540 So, not that the United States is a perfect system, but you have different entities responsible for different things.

01:49:28.220 Like the FBI would handle a corruption investigation, whereas the Secret Service provides the protection.

01:49:37.100 Whereas in Canada, the RCMP does all of it, right?

01:49:40.160 Like on the federal level.

01:49:41.200 So, they do the same job as the FBI, the U.S. Secret Service, and the DEA, all-in-one federal agency.

01:49:50.580 And others as well.

01:49:52.420 But, you know, the applicable ones here would be like it's a combination of FBI and Secret Service.

01:49:58.280 So, the fact that we're responsible for providing 24-hour protection for the Prime Minister makes it very difficult to also investigate the Prime Minister.

01:50:12.020 I think that's also something that should probably be remedied in the future.

01:50:18.580 So, there is more independence.

01:50:20.040 That's a very good point, Danny, that both of you bring up.

01:50:26.340 And I know that meeting at some points with other high-level RCMP officials,

01:50:33.120 one of the things that they told me as I was getting an idea of how the RCMP system runs

01:50:38.540 is that, of course, we have these Deputy Commissioners, Assistant Commissioners over the divisions in Canada,

01:50:44.580 and Commissioner Lucky is the top cop.

01:50:47.720 And the understanding is, who is the Minister now?

01:50:51.340 Is it still Bill Blair that oversees Commissioner Lucky as far as administering government?

01:50:58.380 I can't recall if it's still him.

01:51:00.400 But the point is, is that you have a Minister who's over the Commissioner.

01:51:05.180 But the Commissioner's duty is that that job means that politics stop.

01:51:11.120 That's where politics stop.

01:51:12.680 It's not to enter the RCMP.

01:51:14.560 It's to be kept separate.

01:51:15.580 But Commissioner Lucky, she was not top of the class when she was picked for this position,

01:51:21.920 but she happened to be a woman and possibly somebody that, you know,

01:51:26.180 had some good negotiating with Justin Trudeau.

01:51:28.560 I don't know.

01:51:29.560 That's just an allegation or an assumption.

01:51:32.240 Something's gone wrong there with her commitment and her role.

01:51:36.160 And so some of these top cops have told me that she has capitulated and brought these social programs into the RCMP.

01:51:46.880 For instance, that during the month of Ramadan, the RCMP are to celebrate the month of Ramadan.

01:51:52.800 That's just all kinds of wrong.

01:51:54.320 That's an Islamic celebration that doesn't belong in the RCMP.

01:51:58.620 It's quite contrary, you know, to our system of governance in Canada.

01:52:02.580 There's other things as well, you know, that's coming from a top-down problem.

01:52:07.120 So how do they break away from that has been my question, especially in a time like this where Commissioner Lucky has a duty to do investigations, I believe.

01:52:16.560 And she's not doing that.

01:52:18.020 She's had lots of opportunity in the last four or five years where there has been compelling evidence against Trudeau.

01:52:23.880 And she has neglected to commence those investigations other than just put a file number on them.

01:52:30.760 So what about these deputy commissioners?

01:52:33.620 If enough of them got together and they realized what's at risk here in our country by continuing to go along with this coup that's happening from within our government,

01:52:43.500 if enough of them stood up and they actually held Commissioner Lucky to account, for instance, do we have hope there?

01:52:50.720 Is there something that they could do?

01:52:52.280 Well, I would hope so.

01:52:56.160 I mean, if you get to that level, you're very likely near the end of your career anyway.

01:53:03.300 And if you think that what's happening is wrong, why not take a stand and speak up?

01:53:08.180 I mean, what are they going to do?

01:53:09.900 You're probably right near the decision point of either you're going to retire or you're going to try and shoot for the commissioner's job.

01:53:16.900 So I don't think you have my maybe I'm in a totally different mindset, but why not go for it?

01:53:24.580 If you feel that what is happening is wrong, you're I would say you're obligated to do something about it.

01:53:31.620 Right.

01:53:32.220 I agree.

01:53:32.780 I agree 100% with you.

01:53:33.840 Like, like, like, like Vince said earlier about living up to our oath, right?

01:53:39.520 Our loyalty is to the Canadian people and loyal to the RCMP if the direction that they gave us is lawful, lawful.

01:53:51.880 That's I will just leave it at that.

01:53:53.560 That's exactly I love it.

01:53:55.940 I love that we've come to agreement in this.

01:53:57.680 This is one of the reasons I put out the appeal to the RCMP and provided all of their email addresses.

01:54:03.920 Please reach out to the RCMP across Canada and start appealing to them with your stories and start holding them to account and let them know, you know, that they are going to be held to account as well one day when all of this unfolds.

01:54:17.920 And so anyways, the just to wrap up here, I would like to ask if you were both to give one message to Canadians right now as we sign off.

01:54:27.820 Vincent, if you could start that off, what would your message be?

01:54:32.700 My message is a message of hope.

01:54:34.920 I have tremendous hope and I am so proud of this country.

01:54:39.220 I have never been more proud of Canada and Canadians.

01:54:42.860 So it is a message of hope and I see things improving.

01:54:47.080 I see things needing to be changed and I see us on that path now.

01:54:53.540 That's awesome.

01:54:54.580 Thank you so much.

01:54:55.780 And Danny?

01:54:59.980 You can't go ditto.

01:55:02.780 No.

01:55:05.320 Be strong.

01:55:07.560 Because when you're strong, you don't have to be afraid.

01:55:11.220 And live your life.

01:55:12.880 If we all, so I have often talked about how if enforcement just said no, then this would be over.

01:55:23.380 Well, if the whole country just says no, no matter what enforcement decides, it's over.

01:55:30.960 Because I've lived it.

01:55:33.400 Vince has lived it.

01:55:34.220 They never have enough resources to deal with regular day-to-day police operations.

01:55:40.860 So if the masses were just decided, like you said, take the mask off, businesses open up, and we all just decided to live our life and just live under the fundamental freedoms that is not granted by the government, but that we have from birth.

01:55:57.940 If they can't enforce it on everybody, the court systems are backed up, the police are backed up, none of them have enough resources, it would end.

01:56:11.140 If all of us just were said, nope, we're not doing this anymore, we're going back to life.

01:56:16.420 And we're going to treat each other with dignity and respect, and no segregation, and businesses can open, and we can all just start living again, then it would be over.

01:56:26.680 This has carried on as long as it has because of compliance.

01:56:31.260 A hundred percent.

01:56:32.320 A hundred percent, all of us, if people just understood their rights, and that just by saying no at the onset and not complying, we would have never gone through the last two years.

01:56:42.160 But the last two years have also been a gift to us, and we need to remember that.

01:56:47.120 We were a country that was falling well before COVID, and this has exposed it.

01:56:51.780 It exposed the corruption so that we can do something about it.

01:56:54.740 So take this gift, as they say, when you've been given lemons, make lemonade.

01:56:59.820 Let's do something great in this country together.

01:57:02.780 We're not going to take a step back with all the advancements we've just made.

01:57:07.480 So Vincent and Danny, it's been an honor to have you both on the show tonight.

01:57:11.840 I know that everybody that's attended has been just so grateful to have the personal time with you to hear your stories.

01:57:19.340 Go Canada!

01:57:21.040 Wear this.

01:57:22.380 Wear this proudly.

01:57:23.980 Let this be your badge.

01:57:26.360 Wear it.

01:57:27.580 It is a symbol of freedom all around the world right now.

01:57:31.400 I love it.

01:57:32.680 Okay, well, thank you.

01:57:34.240 I just want to say God bless you.

01:57:35.960 God bless Canada.

01:57:37.160 And this is for freedom.

01:57:38.860 For freedom, we are going to achieve it.

01:57:41.320 Thank you so much to both of you.

01:57:44.220 Thank you for having us.

01:57:46.100 Thank you.

01:57:47.100 See you, Vince.

01:57:48.880 I will.

01:57:49.880 Very soon.

01:57:50.280 Yeah.

01:57:50.740 Awesome.

01:57:51.180 Awesome.

01:57:53.980 That's what I've got to say.

01:57:58.480 Look at this crowd.

01:58:03.020 I'm going to thank God and God alone for the ground that I'm standing on.

01:58:10.580 I'm going to thank our founding fathers for giving their lives and sacrificing so much for our freedom.

01:58:23.560 And I'm calling on you today.

01:58:29.020 Don't put them to shame.

01:58:32.020 Don't waste what they did.

01:58:34.380 We have guaranteed rights in this country.

01:58:45.380 We are putting chapters across the nation.

01:58:49.320 We are going to be in every town and every city.

01:58:52.460 And we are going to build communities within these communities of like-minded people who are actually going to care for one another again and love on each other and give each other the help when they're down.

01:59:04.500 We are going to use the teams and the people that build within chapters to support our businesses.

01:59:12.340 The government's actions are completely 100% unlawful judgment will again be found on justice and those with virtuous hearts will pursue it.

01:59:28.840 You have a virtuous heart if you are here today pursuing freedom and righteousness.

01:59:35.340 God says he will turn the sins of evil people back on them.

01:59:47.240 He will destroy them for their sins.

01:59:52.680 I take great comfort in that because I serve a mighty living God who has allowed us to go through this season of discomfort.

02:00:05.000 Because we as a nation have turned our backs on him and we need to get right.

02:00:12.340 So I am just going to thank you so much.

02:00:16.260 I'm going to say God bless you and God bless Canada.

02:00:35.000 And I'm going to say God bless you and God bless you.

02:00:39.620 I may not believe you and God bless you.

02:00:46.260 I'm going to say God bless you by God bless you and God bless you and God bless you and God bless you and God bless you and God bless you and God bless you.

02:00:59.100 We'll be right back.

02:01:29.100 We'll be right back.

Action4Canada - February 24, 2022

Vincent Gircys & Danny Bulford, What is really going on and what can we expect

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