Action for Canada is a grassroots movement reaching out to millions of Canadians and uniting our voices in opposition to the destructive policies tearing at the fabric of our nation. Through call to action campaigns, we are committed to protecting faith, family, and freedom. Join us in this webinar where we will hear from Stuart Staudinger, a retired military veteran who has become an expert in international law and how it applies to Canada.
00:00:00.640Welcome to all of you who have just joined us for the Empower Hour webinar.
00:00:05.760We're so happy that you could make it and that we can spend some time together this evening.
00:00:10.480Joining Tanya tonight is Stuart Staudinger, a retired military veteran who has become an expert in international law and how it applies to Canada.
00:00:20.300Stuart will be taking questions during the question and answer period.
00:00:23.900When it's your turn to speak, please keep your question brief, relevant and to the point.
00:00:30.000Action for Canada is a grassroots movement reaching out to millions of Canadians and uniting our voices in opposition to the destructive policies tearing at the fabric of our nation.
00:00:42.340Through call to action campaigns, we equip citizens to take action.
00:00:46.900We are committed to protecting faith, family and freedom.
00:00:51.200Don't you find that hard times often bring out the best in people and terrible circumstances often bring about the most growth?
00:00:59.340That's because when we're faced with hardship and adversity, we realize how much we need God.
00:01:05.460We grab onto Him out of desperation and He's always there to support us and to lift us up.
00:01:11.860When hard times come, remember that God made you, He loves you, He has a plan for your life and He's preparing a future for you.
00:01:20.520Psalm 50 verse 15 says to call upon God in the day of trouble.
00:01:26.060He will deliver us and we will glorify His name.
00:01:29.460Now, many of you know that Tanya is an amazing freedom fighter who is passionate about Canada.
00:01:36.480For the past six and a half years, she's been spreading the word about government corruption
00:01:42.180and the destructive policies that are undermining our nation.
00:01:45.960If you go to the Action for Canada website, you'll be amazed at the volume of resources she and her team have been working on
00:01:53.920to enable and empower you to stand up for your rights and freedoms.
00:01:59.020Tanya is a woman of faith, passion and integrity, and she always has so much information to share with us.
00:04:15.200This was the whole goal the whole time, and so we can't put our guard down.
00:04:21.480And in Saskatchewan, when we were in a chapter meeting on Monday, one of the leaders said they've just cancelled, like, all of the restrictions.
00:04:29.120And kids are getting the masks off in school, et cetera.
00:04:39.760And what I mean by that is that we are going to work to replace every single elected official at all levels of government.
00:04:48.360I know I sound like a broken record, but I need all of you to consider, are you willing to run for office?
00:04:54.620As a school board trustee, as a city councillor, a mayor, an MLA, an MPP, we are going to want to and we need to replace all the bad players.
00:05:04.780And then we're making a list, and it is of the individuals, whether city councillors, trustees, who have been in the midst of this fight and on our side.
00:05:17.340And then we're going to work really hard in our chapters and in those communities to make sure they get reelected.
00:05:23.200And we want to, as well, recruit really good people and then help them to get elected.
00:05:28.860It is part of the key of getting out from underneath all of this.
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00:06:18.960And in here, we name quite a list and say all those involved in implementing the unlawful COVID measures will face serious consequences for their part in committing crimes against humanity.
00:06:30.800And I know some of you are feeling quite defeated here today and said, everything is so corrupt.
00:06:38.260How are we ever going to seek justice?
00:06:40.680Well, as I get down towards the bottom, we're going to see where during World War II, back in 2020, 2019, I'll get to it, somebody indeed was held to account, even from World War II.
00:06:56.660So we're going to be patient and persistent, and we are going to maintain that each and every single person here had a duty and a responsibility to care about life and not commit the egregious crimes against humanity that we have witnessed.
00:07:12.000So, of course, our special guest tonight is Stuart, and every week when we send out the invitation and this email, we always make sure the Empower Hour is posted near the top and give you an opportunity to register in advance.
00:07:26.160We're going to be talking about this video that Stuart had posted, and he got a great response, and he's talking about Justin Trudeau has led a government that has violated multiple international and national laws committing crimes against humanity.
00:07:41.160He has done this in a nation where provincial governments have also committed these criminal acts.
00:07:47.280And so we're going to talk about justice.
00:07:49.600All right, I talked about digital ID, that this is not the end of our battle, that they're going into the next phase.
00:07:56.040For those who, you know, might have said, or you may have friends that are saying, oh, it's just conspiracy theory.
00:08:02.240They're not going to force you to have a digital ID.
00:08:06.780And because they want to monitor everything and anything that you're doing.
00:08:12.120They're moving towards a social credit system.
00:08:14.860And in 2018, this gentleman, who was the CEO and president of the Canadian Banking Association, he's telling you they always put a great spin on it.
00:08:25.840This is always for your own good, that we're putting in digital banking to make sure that your investments and your finances are protected.
00:08:33.740You've got to get it through digital ID.
00:08:40.880All right, then this crazy guy, he is the advisor to Klaus Schwab.
00:08:46.680And I can't even describe how indecent it is, the things that he has to say or the process of thoughts.
00:08:54.680These individuals at the Kval, at Davos, at the World Economic Forum, they hate God, they hate creation, they hate all things good, and they want power.
00:09:08.400So through all of this and the injections, they are messing with people's DNA, and they're not shy about it anymore.
00:09:17.320They say they're going to hack human beings on a massive scale, digitalize everyone, and then control what they say and what they do.
00:09:26.120That's, again, if you can manage it, I'd encourage you to review that video.
00:09:31.340And then if you have somebody, maybe a co-worker, a friend, a family member who just doesn't get it, you might want to show them these two videos as proof and evidence that we are in a war, a global war.
00:09:44.980But I do say, don't let your heart be troubled by this.
00:09:49.320They are trying to play God, but guess what?
00:10:19.240And why is it that Maxine Bernier and Derek Sloan had to leave the party, but Pierre Poliver, with his conservative values, was able to stay?
00:10:26.840Something's just not right, all right?
00:17:08.860I'm an engineer by education and a helicopter pilot by career, and now I'm a rancher and a business owner.
00:17:22.220And so – but I've got a science background, and so I started tying together my understanding of international law and the science behind this thing.
00:17:33.320And mandates came in on about the 15th of March 2020.
00:17:36.460And I wrote my first letter through my MLA, who I was on – I was on his constituency association board at the time.
00:17:44.300I wrote my first letter to the government on the 24th of March 2020, so nine days after the mandates came in.
00:17:52.860And my letter – I'll sum it up because it was a few pages long – but it effectively said,
00:17:57.580you're about to break the law, stop, because I could tell even then that the language coming out of government,
00:18:06.080that they weren't about to go and do what they needed to do legally to do what they were doing.
00:18:13.080And I was subsequently proved right, unfortunately.
00:18:17.580And, well, the rest is history, as they say.
00:18:20.060And we've been experiencing the debacle of anti-scientific nonsense and illegality for the last two years now.
00:22:19.420There's a certain subset of humanity that gets the kicks out of having power over people.
00:22:25.500And we saw that in the Second World War with, you know, all the goons that Heinrich Himmler had under his command in the SS and the Gestapo.
00:22:33.400And, you know, and then through the Cold War, like the East German Stasi and the NKVD and then subsequently KGB.
00:22:39.700You know, and even in the Western world, we've got the same problem.
00:22:42.660People that, you know, for whatever reason, consider themselves to be above the law.
00:22:47.820And, you know, it's a story as old as time, you know.
00:22:51.140Yeah, well, power and that aspect of control, right?
00:22:59.040We're experiencing something right now that's at a global level.
00:23:03.120And everything that they're doing and implementing has been so unnecessary.
00:23:06.740So you always have to be able to think critically.
00:23:09.980And that, as far as psychological warfare is concerned, is where they gained an upper hand very quickly.
00:23:15.440Because they had not only conditioned Canadians, but Westerners to follow the government lead, to be kind, to be conditioned, to speak in a certain way, to address certain issues.
00:23:26.020So they'd already worn down society, and now they bring fear in it and fear into it and fear-mongering about wear the masks.
00:23:34.320And as well as using some of our assets of a nation for Canadians who are always known as very caring, giving, providing help to those who are in need.
00:23:46.380And then you start saying, wear a mask for someone else.
00:23:49.780Take a vaccination, you know, to help grandma.
00:24:30.360And if there is nothing that's been passed through Canadian Parliament, that these are international agreements, like I say, with a corrupt foreign body, then who would we end up turning to if not Parliament?
00:24:42.500If we proceed with this, would it be New York, Geneva?
00:24:47.820How is international law applicable now?
00:24:50.960Well, we see international law predates the UN by a long time, a long way.
00:24:56.740You can go all the way back to the Treaty of Westphalia, really, birth of a nation state, where larger and larger groups of nations came around and set a set of rules, effectively, saying these are the rules.
00:25:08.640Now, it comes out of English Enlightenment thinking, and to a lesser extent the French, but the French Enlightenment thought went down a slightly different tack, which kind of went wrong, as we all know, with the, what do they call it, what do they call themselves, the Committee for Public Safety and the guillotine.
00:25:28.620But the English Enlightenment thought, and I mean, the Enlightenment is where it became a political philosophy, classical liberalism, you know, liberal democracy, the whole concept of balance of powers and everything kind of came into being.
00:25:43.180But you can dial it back further in English tradition, back to, you know, Runnymede and the barons at Runnymede, forcing King John to sign the Great Charter.
00:25:51.560And it was, hang on a second, in dim and distant past, because we're talking about biblical history, going all the way back to, you know, the time of the Exodus and that sort of thing, they had this concept of the rule of law, where everyone is equal before the law and everyone is equal under the law, including the leaders.
00:26:10.400And so we superimposed that about 800 years ago back onto our society.
00:26:16.280And that, you know, that started off with a, you know, small group of people on an island off the coast of Europe.
00:26:25.940But it's a philosophy that actually comes out of the Middle East and Northeast Africa, you know, historically.
00:26:31.240And so it's not a European idea, although, you know, that's where it first became, held legal weight.
00:26:41.680In the modern era, obviously, it held weight, you know, a long time ago.
00:26:45.040Even in the Roman era, they had a better sense of the rule of law than we do now, although they didn't have equality under the law.
00:26:51.360They did have a very formal set of rule of law.
00:26:56.540And for example, a Roman citizen could petition all the way to the emperor.
00:26:59.320And so now we've got a situation where the rule of law is broken down.
00:27:05.920The first time in the Commonwealth since the English Civil War in the 1600s that we've had this, you know, such a gratuitous breakdown of the rule of law.
00:27:14.680And so the international law thing comes into that.
00:27:17.420And I have to say, I understand why we need the international law, because up until the Second World War in Canada, around the Commonwealth, we had the common law principle.
00:27:26.340So the international section 15 of the criminal code effectively says you can't be convicted of an offense if you committed that offense in direct abeyance of a law that was in order at the time.
00:27:41.720Because that was a common law principle.
00:28:25.900But the principles in that got encapsulated in law in the mid-60s in the ICCPR, so the International Covenant Civil and Political Rights, and the International Covenant on Economic and Civil and Economic Rights, something like that, ICSC.
00:28:43.620And those became the first two serious bodies of what they now call conventional international law.
00:28:49.120So the ones prior to that would be considered customary international law.
00:28:52.140But if you go back a little bit further, the Hague Conventions, Geneva Conventions, these things were signed not under the auspices of the UN.
00:28:59.960The UN just happens to be, you know, in parallel.
00:29:04.300It's the body that people take their human rights complaints to.
00:29:08.680The UN Human Rights Commission was formed as a part of the ICCPR.
00:29:15.500But that doesn't mean that we need to rely on the UN to do these things.
00:29:18.960The International Criminal Court can be a standalone.
00:29:21.280The Nuremberg Trials were a standalone tribunal.
00:29:25.740And so I don't necessarily see that these things are tied to the UN at the moment, but they don't need to be.
00:29:31.860There are a general set of principles that the community of nations has accepted.
00:29:36.880You have to follow if you don't want Nazi Germany to happen again, if you don't want the Stalinist gulags to happen again.
00:29:43.920Okay, so, you know, kind of with, yeah, kind of with that in mind, because I was so intrigued by you talking about, you know, the international law.
00:29:54.060And during the World War II, they had to contend with Germany and Hitler.
00:30:03.800How do we, what international courts could we rely on right now to apply this justice as we bring evidence forward regarding corrupt individuals such as Justin Trudeau?
00:30:18.340Like, how could you put that sort of in layman terms for our viewers as to how that could hopefully be beneficial?
00:30:24.280Well, it has to be attacked from both ends of the snake, one at the tail and one at the head.
00:30:30.820The ICC has actually got, is a, we signed on, the International Criminal Court stood up in the Rome Statute, came into force in 99, I believe, or 98, 99.
00:30:41.060And the Crimes Against Humanity Work Crimes Act of 2000 brought Canada into line with that, with the Rome Statute.
00:30:50.560And that kind of includes the previous law that went along with it.
00:30:54.940But the International Criminal Court is not completely, it's toothless in that it doesn't have its own enforcement arm.
00:31:03.780But a bunch of British legal firms and a bunch of UK doctors who have been fighting the whole vaccine mandates and that sort of stuff in the UK.
00:31:13.820Last year, they went through a whole bunch of UK courts trying to get an English court to accept their evidence to trigger a criminal investigation in the UK.
00:31:24.120And eventually, they gave up on the British courts.
00:31:26.780And they went to the ICC and they submitted all their evidence to the ICC in early December last year.
00:31:32.820On the 21st of December, they got a note back from the ICC saying, this is an interesting case.
00:31:37.600It's going to take us a bit longer to review the evidence, but rest assured, we are reviewing the evidence.
00:31:42.460In the first week in January, the ICC came back to the complainants in the UK and said,
00:31:49.380We believe there's enough initial evidence here to justify a criminal investigation.
00:31:58.120Here's the, whatever they call it, the docket number.
00:32:00.660Here's the case docket number for this case.
00:32:02.740That was then, that then allows, because of all the international agreements, that allows domestic police forces to trigger an investigation without the order of a domestic court.
00:32:14.160So the Hammersmith police were given the evidence, so the Metropolitan Police, so, you know, London Police is a pretty big police force, and triggered the investigation.
00:32:26.460All the forces in the UK were informed of this, and so they've got a criminal investigation ongoing in the UK, triggered by the ICC.
00:32:34.520And, you know, it involves, in a couple of cases, for example, with the British Prime Minister and the former health secretary, mass criminal mansplotter, and gross negligence in public office are two of the potential charges.
00:32:49.260So it's not as though there isn't a legal course of action, but it's quite a difficult one to get rolling.
00:32:56.460Well, this is definitely, I'm feeling very encouraged right now in this conversation, because I know for myself, I've spoken about it quite frequently, that I have made many appeals and have met with the Deputy RCMP Commissioner in BC.
00:33:14.480I have consistently provided them all of the information and evidence.
00:33:19.200They know that we, well, actually, they're named in our statement of claim, their defendants.
00:33:23.660And I personally served them the statement of claim here in BC against the BC and federal government, as well as a 25-page affidavit against our health officer, and included our premier health minister, etc.
00:33:38.060And I understand, as well, that you've served a notice of liability and taken action against the Deputy Commissioner in Alberta, as well.
00:33:50.160Well, I haven't taken any other further action.
00:33:52.040I've served them with a notice of liability.
00:33:53.360And I worded it cautiously, because I hold the Queen's Commission, as does he.
00:34:01.840And to me, it's like, you know, it was worded in the terms, and I think I sent you a copy.
00:34:07.460It's worded in terms of, sir, this is what's happening.
00:34:10.180This is what the evidence is pointing to.
00:34:11.760This should be sufficient evidence for you to trigger a criminal investigation and get a court to order the release of additional data in order to confirm or deny the problem.
00:34:24.100Because the problem is probably, at the very least, mass criminal manslaughter.
00:34:29.060If not, in certain cases, if there's knowledge and intent, then it's, as the international law would call it, intentional killing.
00:34:35.200And so, you know, we've got a problem.
00:34:39.860But, I mean, I'm not ready to write off the RCMP yet.
00:34:43.740The problem is, as I've discussed with you and others in other conversations, that the standard of evidence required for a criminal investigation to carry on is actually enormous.
00:35:03.660But the other thing is, finding a judge and a Crown prosecutor is willing to take on the case.
00:35:10.860And so, and private prosecutions are kind of hard to get rolling as well, because particularly with something like crimes against humanity or war crimes, that requires an attorney general approval before a prosecution can be carried out.
00:35:23.620Now, there is international, there's an international precedent for being able to overrule that if the government to which the Attorney General belongs is part of the case.
00:35:32.740But once again, it's a longer legal process to get through that hurdle.
00:35:38.800And that's what I was finding here is that the RCMP that I'm dealing with consistently came back and said, there's actually a higher threshold in BC and New Brunswick to meet to commence an investigation.
00:35:53.060And I know that they, I am 100% convinced that they have enough information to commence an investigation, but then it's going before the Crown and having it approved.
00:36:03.460And, and going from there, I said, well, I'm just asking you to commence the investigation, give a file number, and then when you get, you know, further evidence, which they can do wiretapping or fill their boots, whatever they need to, then they can go before and file that information before the Crown.
00:36:20.960So it's been a real frustration, and at some point, they're going to have a lot to answer for themselves if they don't start taking action.
00:36:30.300I find it very interesting in Alberta.
00:36:32.460Right now, we have Pastor Arthur Pawlowski in prison.
00:36:36.220He's considered at this point a persecuted Christian, a political prisoner.
00:36:41.220They didn't need a whole lot of evidence to lock him up.
00:36:44.660And I just find that, you know, on the one hand, they're saying, oh, well, we don't have enough evidence and, you know, we don't have to take it to the Crown and see.
00:36:52.840And here they have him in solitary confinement.
00:36:55.360I've heard that they've arrested his brother.
00:36:57.660Today, we have Tamara locked up in Ontario as a political prisoner as well.
00:37:02.200And I can't go into detail, but we will, we are working on a strategy on behalf of Pastor Archer that will hopefully work and then involve Tamara.
00:37:19.680And here's the issue is that, and this is part of the problem that a lot of the politicians are in, and even the senior police officers.
00:37:26.060And this is why I say to them, right, okay, this is your opportunity, right?
00:37:28.500You can either, you know, get to a stage where you spend much of your life looking over your shoulder from, or, you know, living in a small village in Uruguay or Vietnam, hiding from, you know, justice.
00:37:41.860Or you can be the one that says, you know what, you know, as the question had to be asked of Bruno Day when he was convicted back in 2020, what did you do to stop the human rights violations that were going on around you?
00:37:53.780Well, this is the place for those police officers to build their own defense case.
00:38:02.780You know, well, yes, my officers were doing X, Y, and Z, but here's what I was doing behind the scenes to stop us, you know, from carrying on.
00:38:11.420Because you're talking about section, for commission officers of the RCMP, for example, you're talking about Section 6 of the Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes Act.
00:38:18.000It doesn't even matter if they give the direct order. If a crime against humanity occurs under their command, and they did not take reasonable measures to ensure that if an act didn't happen, then they are still liable, legally liable.
00:38:32.940Same for any military officer as well.
00:38:35.760Because, obviously, the opportunity for police and military to commit crimes against humanity is much higher than it is for the average man to the public, which is why that additional part of the law is there.
00:38:46.260Well, and this is why I'm asking our viewers and everybody possible to appeal to the police and have a record of it.
00:38:54.540Engage them via email, record conversations with them, because one day they may very well be a Bruno Day.
00:39:02.140It may be 70 years from now, but that they may be held accountable for being complicit with the crimes against humanity that are being committed right now.
00:39:10.680I can guarantee you that Deputy Commissioner McDonald and Superintendent Blackadar have been extremely well informed on the egregious crimes that are being committed.
00:39:54.940And so they were instructed to go in and arrest some of the protesters, even though they hadn't been doing anything wrong.
00:40:01.860One of the RCMP felt forced into this and then he walked away from the job afterwards because morally and ethically he could not be a party to this.
00:40:13.260And so I'm hoping that, you know, this kind of evidence will be added to what we have in order to appeal to the higher-ups on the Day of Judgment when we're going to say,
00:40:23.960look, there's going to be connections to you.
00:40:26.980How long are you going to go along with this?
00:40:28.360And then just one other thing, I was talking to Honourable Peckford.
00:40:32.900He's going to be our guest next week, Wednesday, everybody.
00:40:35.300And he's just a delight and so knowledgeable.
00:40:38.580And, you know, I was saying, you know, what can we do about these RCMP?
00:41:02.540You know, they were the Northwest Mater Police.
00:41:03.900But they are, you know, the reason the RCMP commissioned officers hold the Queen's Commission is because they were originally a cavalry unit.
00:41:09.900They were a paramilitary force as opposed to a police force originally.
00:41:13.260And so I understand why we have that history.
00:41:17.720It was a, you know, a large country and, you know, it was in its birth bank effectively.
00:41:22.660But if we go back to the original Commonwealth principles of having a local magistrate, you know, in the UK, they had a Lord Lieutenant.
00:41:30.640And also, you know, going back to the late medieval period, they had these effectively a local justice system.
00:41:37.240They had a local county sheriff or and and the Americans have taken that all more seriously.
00:41:44.720They actually took that British tradition that they came out of and wrote it down and made it part of their law.
00:41:51.460And I think that's what we're missing.
00:41:53.560If people become too comfortable, they think they can rely on central government.
00:41:57.160They think they can rely on these big structures.
00:41:59.360But the problem with large hierarchical structures is they always tend towards corruption.
00:42:03.440It's always the case, because any time you create a large, largely unaccountable structure, then sociopaths will get to the top of it.
00:42:11.720That's just the nature of things throughout history.
00:42:14.280And so without the appropriate checks and balances, that will always happen.
00:42:17.580Well, there's no check and balance to a national police force like the RCMP.
00:42:20.460And so the only solution, one of the solutions is for local councils, county councils, town councils, whatever, whoever's brought the RCMP and has contracted them in, is to boot them out of the county, sue them for breach of contract.
00:42:38.960Because if they are, if they are carrying out, for example, assisting health services and closing businesses when there isn't a war and there is no justifiable military necessity as required by law, then they're breaking the law.
00:43:11.260What a lot of people don't know, because the government is trying to erase this bit of history, and it's an agreement that is very much alive and active today.
00:43:22.700And in 1953, Queen Elizabeth signed the coronation oath.
00:43:26.020And when she signed that oath, she said that Canada would be based on Protestant biblical principles, that it would be governed by biblical principles.
00:43:35.760And so corrupt governments have tried to bury this.
00:43:38.920But if we, you know, then take it to the next step where the RCMP have taken an oath to the Queen.
00:43:46.500Well, if they've taken an oath to the Queen, then they've taken an oath to the coronation oath.
00:43:50.120And that supersedes any of these orders.
00:43:54.880Our Constitution supersedes them because it says anything that is in violation of the Constitution is of no force or effect.
00:44:04.120That's why I keep saying we have 100% guaranteed rights.
00:44:07.820I brought it to the RCMP's attention that what they're doing is in violation, that if they took the oath to the Queen, then they definitely took the oath to the coronation oath.
00:44:17.960And even something as simple as work, people would, you know, we're saying that you have the right to life, liberty and security of the person, which means you have the right to work and bodily autonomy.
00:44:28.400But if we go to the coronation oath, and it's based on biblical principles, the Bible is filled with Scripture about working.
00:44:35.360And that, you know, you rest on the seventh day, and that you're not going to eat if you're not working, etc.
00:44:40.900So, I mean, even if we go back to the oath, what they're doing is in violation of the rights of citizens by trying to, you know, close down their workplace, just as an example.
00:44:51.480But you know what, Stuart, let's get to, I know that there's people that have some questions.
00:44:55.780And if you want to raise your hand, we're going to bring you on, Terenzi will bring you on.
00:45:01.200And while we're getting that set up, Stuart, can I just ask you, I have not had a chance to follow what Reiner Fulmick is doing in the spring, sorry, in the fall of 2020.
00:45:12.380One of their lawyers got a hold of me after I had just launched the legal action with Rocco, which we are proceeding with.
00:45:19.720Yes, Rocco is recovering everyone, and he is getting better.
00:45:22.920We have an adjournment to a court date in April, just to give you an update, and we are proceeding.
00:45:29.540Some of you may have heard that Colvinder Gill, that her case was thrown out.
00:46:03.420I've been following his work for quite a while.
00:46:05.720Well, summer of 2020, pretty much when they formed their committee, started doing the interviews.
00:46:12.900I mean, the stuff that's come out is, well, in many respects, there's lots of people who are ignorant of the science in our governments and everything else.
00:46:22.620But at the very least, it's mass criminal manslaughter.
00:46:24.840And in specific cases, it's mass murder.
00:46:27.120And I think the evidence is pretty damning.
00:46:32.240But the issue is getting the evidence out there and building the public inertia, the inertia in the public to force the law enforcement agencies of various countries to start acting.
00:46:46.380Once things start to fall, they're going to start falling.
00:46:48.160But it's getting that initial push going because there's a whole lot of politicians, a whole lot of public sector bureaucrats, law enforcement individuals, et cetera, who are going to go to prison one way or the other.
00:47:27.840And it doesn't take very much from being willing to let people die from some medical intervention to saying, you know what, let's just march them all into a corner and shoot them.
00:47:53.760Yeah, I find that quite interesting as all the Pfizer news is coming out.
00:47:57.680And, you know, there's pressure on leadership.
00:47:59.820Trudeau, you know, lost a lot when when he had to reverse things as far as the emergency act is concerned, because in a sense, he blinked.
00:48:09.100He could see that he wasn't having the support in the Senate.
00:48:11.360And then the banks weren't ready to go to digital ID.
00:48:16.920And so people were pulling their money out of the banks and they were panicking.
00:48:21.200And but that just means that, you know, they're going to put a pause.
00:48:24.940They're going to try to prolong this as they continue to try to get everything set up just so so that citizens are forced into, you know, the social credit system and and the ID.
00:48:36.640So I don't see them wanting to back off easily.
00:48:39.000And so it's just going to be that chipping away, being persistent and consistent and not giving up.
00:48:45.860And so some of you here today showed up and I could see by some of the comments that you felt like, well, it's corrupt and they're winning anyways.
00:48:53.000But we still have good judges in place.
00:48:55.820The judge that ruled on this part of the mother.
00:48:59.200There are some things where we've got to expose the bad judges.
00:49:02.140We've publicly got to expose them because it's going to give other judges the idea, do I really want to be in violation of the bench and the oath that I took?
00:49:12.520We want people to know them in public places.
00:49:16.760I'm not talking about going to their homes.
00:49:19.580I'm not talking about anything illegal.
00:49:21.760They don't mind taking someone like Arthur Pawlowski and making an example of him making libelous and defamatory comments so that he has a hard time in public.
00:49:33.060Let's talk about legitimate corruption and see how you feel when you're out in the grocery store at the bank and people actually know who you are and what you've done.
00:49:42.140I think this is part of it is exposing the individual as well.
00:49:46.720Anyways, okay, Terenzio, if there is somebody ready for a question, I'd love to bring them on.
00:50:00.640Well, Terenzio, good to see you again.
00:50:02.480Good to be back from Ottawa and all the insanity that went on there.
00:50:06.700I guess I have to say, as much as I want to be very positive on this, Stuart, my big concern, I guess, in this is that unlike the Nuremberg trial,
00:50:20.680there were a host of countries that were willing to stand up for the rule of law.
00:50:26.020Now that we've got a global agenda with the World Economic Forum and the New World Order, so to speak, that this really is a global agenda that there's no cavalry coming to save any one nation legally.
00:50:41.120And having talked, and I'm in the process of making a documentary on all of this, and so some of this, I have to be careful what I say in light of that until a lot of these things come out.
00:50:52.660But it was very troubling to hear candid conversations from both politicians and people in law enforcement on the total disregard of law,
00:51:05.120and that they really don't feel that there's going to be any accountability given to any of them.
00:51:12.040And they're just going to basically bulldoze their way through this, whether you like it or not.
00:51:17.540It's like, we know what we're doing is illegal, but we don't care.
00:51:20.800And there's nothing you can do about it.
00:51:22.400And that's very disturbing when that's coming from the people in Parliament that are there to protect you and from law enforcement that are there to protect and serve.
00:51:34.480I guess my question to you is, what can we do legally now, being that we don't have an international court as we did in 1946 or whatever,
00:51:46.120when the Nuremberg trials and stuff allowed for such a thing, what do we do now when basically we've got a corrupt global government?
00:52:09.600You know, literally tell them to fire the RCMP if the RCMP aren't enforcing the law and replace them, replace them with law enforcement that will.
00:52:20.080And that might only cover your county or your city or your town or whatever, but it's got to start somewhere.
00:52:26.760It's not as though we haven't been up against something like this before.
00:52:30.000And the other thing is, you know, there's lots of things that the Nazi regime didn't think that they were going to be held accountable in 1943.
00:52:42.300They thought they were on top of the world.
00:52:43.740They had the world's best army at the time.
00:52:45.960And two years later, they've been crushed.
00:52:49.240And that's, you know, these things can turn quickly.
00:52:53.960Now, the other thing I'd like people to pay attention to is look at the Romanian example at the end of the Cold War, the end of Ceausescu's regime.
00:53:04.720It looked as though he was unstoppable.
00:53:07.320And the secret police in Romania had control over things.
00:53:12.420And it looked as though the rebellion was going to be crushed.
00:53:27.200And then three more turned and the whole thing turned.
00:53:30.400And that's all that's required because you're going to have people out there, senior police officers, senior military officers or whatever, who are going, which side of history do I want to go down on?
00:53:42.000You know, especially the military guys.
00:53:43.380I mean, we were all willing, I was, still am, willing to risk my neck to protect my community and take a bullet for my neighbor.
00:53:52.680And you've got a senior military officer.
00:53:54.380There's got to be a lot of them that still have that in them.
00:53:56.480And they're like, well, yeah, if I turn around, what's the worst they can do to me?
00:54:06.880It doesn't matter who's shooting at you.
00:54:08.900It doesn't matter if it's the guy next to you or the guy across from you.
00:54:11.980So all we have to do is keep the pressure up so that these guys that are in there know what we're right and wrong is, have the, realize that they have the support.
00:54:23.060If they turn and support the public, that they'll, that they've got a significant amount of the public.
00:54:28.160You just do the math on the convoy across Canada.
00:54:31.060And I look at the Northern Ireland example.
00:54:32.780If you take it, if you take an example of how many people are willing to get involved, physically involved in something like a protest or some sort of civil action, and then you calculate the number of people that are supporting it in the background.
00:54:44.940And the number of people who will agree with that, even if they're not physically, you know, supporting it in some way.
00:54:49.380You have between 10 and 15 million Canadians behind that protest.
00:54:57.860Canada only has 36, 37 million people, whatever it is.
00:55:01.560That's a significant, I mean, that's not a fringe minority.
00:55:06.800And so if you realize those are the actual numbers, you know, 10 million is way more than that required to make a significant change in a society.
00:55:18.400So there's got to be someone somewhere who is looking at that and going, if I provide the leadership, that's an unstoppable force.
00:59:17.460And Stuart is obviously somebody worth following.
00:59:20.640And Stuart, even from what you just said, I'm sure that everybody feels super encouraged.
00:59:24.400And this is where it goes back again, everyone, to the strategy and platform that Action for Canada is providing Canadians, where you can be involved in a chapter, and then you build community, and you decide who's going to get elected and run, and we put everything behind them.
00:59:39.060Like the school trustees, this can be done.
00:59:42.080Everybody's worried, oh, well, you know what, I think the elections are corrupted.
00:59:46.340And we're seeing that if there is a force behind somebody getting elected, those numbers cannot, they can't lie about those numbers.
01:10:47.920And if people stand up, then those guys that are in the military, if they have the opportunity to present themselves, they know they then have the support.
01:10:53.880And it might be even a regional thing, that an officer says, right, enough's enough, forms up his troops.
01:10:59.900Because let's face it, anyone below the rank of sergeant is on the side of the people.
01:11:04.260And, you know, if you had a full colonel or a brigadier stand up in front of his troops and say, right, I'm sick and tired of the intrinsic and alienable human rights of Canadians being violated.
01:11:16.020It's not happening in this province or that province anymore.
01:11:19.280And we're going to do what we can to stop it.
01:11:22.240I guarantee you, everyone will stand forward.
01:11:25.080I mean, and those that don't want to stand forward will probably stand forward anyway because they'll suddenly realize that everyone else is going that direction.
01:11:33.920It just takes strong leadership and it takes the right opportunity.
01:11:37.140And the way the public can support them is just to show how many, just to make sure that those guys understand what numbers are behind them.
01:11:44.100If they, when they do have the opportunity to do something that they've got the public support and they will do.
01:11:49.960All right, Genevieve, thank you for your question.
01:13:29.000I honestly wouldn't know which type of lawyer to go and talk to.
01:13:32.080I would say at the very, reach out to a lawyers for truth or the, or, you know, Center for Constitutional Freedom in Calgary or any of these organizations.
01:13:43.780There are lots of lawyers out there that might be able to give you, you know, even the 10 minutes of advice that, you know, to point you in the right direction, who to talk to.
01:13:50.560So, this is, this is a problem that we've got.
01:15:00.060So, one, Sheila will provide you the notices of liability.
01:15:03.980We've actually had, I was on an Odessa show where two different women had used our notices of liability to get into a care home, and they were used successfully.
01:15:15.340So, first, you have to take those steps.
01:15:17.480We've got the COVID-19 testing notice of liability.
01:15:38.540This is all falling apart as far as Doug Ford is concerned.
01:15:43.240And let's hear an update from you once you've taken those steps.
01:15:46.800And then, just quickly, too, back to the notice of liability, that's fine for the PCR test and the rapid antigen testing.
01:15:55.060But, I mean, even to wear a mask or face shielding, when I did go in there, say, last November or whenever it was, you know, I felt discriminated against.
01:16:03.620I mean, the ones that are jabbed two or three or four times now there.
01:16:06.880I mean, my mom's worse off being in there around all those people that are shedding that have had three and four, right?
01:16:12.340And I don't even want to wear a mask or the shield going in there.
01:16:15.180So, which notice, do I put all notices of liability at the same time when I try to go in there, you know?
01:16:20.580The additional letter that goes with the notices of liability, Sheila will provide it for you.
01:16:31.800It covers the facts that the very fact that as of 1996, this has never been amended, that the Health Canada Agency has said the vaccine vaccination is not mandatory in Canada and cannot be made mandatory because of the Constitution.
01:16:44.680I call it the drop the mic letter because every point that I've made in that document should be the end of this conversation.
01:16:53.140Plus, there's Supreme Court rulings in there.
01:16:55.160So, we're going to go on to the next question and we'll look forward to an update from you in the future, Bambi.
01:17:29.660So, yeah, I'm in Calgary, Alberta, and I'm part of a group of moms who are doing everything we can to help out.
01:17:39.700And on the weekend, I was at a coffee shop, and the owner told us her horror story of AHS representative literally spying on her and threatening her throughout.
01:17:57.340So, she's done her work at having some information, but it brought to light what I want to do, and that's to be able to empower businesses, how they can stand up to AHS when they show up.
01:18:13.200Well, we've got great resources for that, Toril.
01:18:15.840Like, I'm hoping that you come to our business resource page.
01:18:19.780We've been doing it successfully here in B.C., and we tell a business, we describe to them exactly what the rights are and the resources to use.
01:18:28.580So, if an AHA officer comes in and say, I always say their name is Bob Smith, we're not going with their position for the organization or company they work for.
01:18:40.060And then there is a notice of liability for business owners to serve them, and that lets them know that they're interfering with their guaranteed right to work and that for any loss of income or any loss that they suffer or their staff suffer, they're going to hold them personally accountable.
01:18:57.360So, that means Bob Smith doesn't have the protection of AHS because we're going after them criminally because they're using extortion and intimidation and coercion, and nobody has a right to do that.
01:19:09.360That's actually against the law in Canada, and that's why we're using David Lindsay to go to the next step, and once they've got their evidence together, is bypassing the police and going straight to the crown and laying criminal charges, and that's commencing right now across Canada.
01:19:26.420Whether it works or not is we're going after the low-hanging fruit.
01:19:29.420If you'll see today in Alberta, a CTV, sorry, City News report came out, and a lawyer came on saying there's going to be major severance cases, and that the employers, the employees have a very good case.
01:19:46.280Kenny comes on, and he says, well, you know, these employers were never forced to vaccinate their employees.
01:19:56.140They could have put them on, you know, work from home or do testing, which we know is a complete lie.
01:20:03.100We know that the government has been applying a great deal of pressure to businesses to comply with their unlawful orders.
01:20:10.420They were counting on them being the pawns to do this, and so that's why we're going after citizen after citizen right now.
01:20:16.540We're not going after AHS or, you know, the, how can I say, the health officers.
01:20:23.360We're going after the fellow citizens who, like this Bruno Day, decided not to do the right thing, turned a blind eye, and go along to get along while what he was doing was inhumane and unlawful.
01:23:23.140What can we do for the media to make them accountable for what they're doing?
01:23:28.940Because they're all so implicit in this.
01:23:31.520I would, I'd start writing, writing your own notices of liability and going after the media as well.
01:23:37.300And when I say writing your own, because there's a whole lot of law you can go after them.
01:23:42.620But the reality is the media are not, they don't have any liability exemptions or anything else for what they're doing.
01:23:50.060If you are misrepresenting things and scaring people and everything else, that falls under the Canadian Criminal Code 83.01, which is terrorism.
01:23:58.280Because it's an ideologically motivated act of giving, putting people in fear or what have you.
01:24:06.360And so go lay charges, or at least serve and notice a liability.
01:24:10.580There's no corporate liability for any of these things.
01:25:06.680I was going to add, Jane, that we do have a notice of liability that I launched back in the fall.
01:25:11.640And we bring the criminal code into that and the violations and we bring in what their duties are as in ethics as far as reporting is concerned.
01:25:23.320And so, like Stuart has said, you go after the editor, you go after the reporter.
01:25:27.620We have it where you can list the article so that you have to copy this, you have to record it, you have to make sure that you're securing it as evidence.
01:25:38.080And the more we push back with this, the more intimidated and concerned those reporters have to be.
01:25:43.980And I believe that, you know, is why some of them are actually starting to come forward and step down.
01:26:06.340I'm so glad that you're presenting this platform.
01:26:10.220My question basically is actually about the viability of the Nuremberg Code.
01:26:16.440I've been getting some legals suggesting that the Nuremberg Code, Canada never bought in onto the Nuremberg Code or the Geneva Convention.
01:26:26.920So I just want your views on that, if you would.
01:26:29.780Canada is not only a signature to the Geneva Convention, we signed it, but we're bound by the Nuremberg Code because Canada was one of the countries that wrote it.
01:26:40.480And so there's a principle in international law that if a nation is participant in writing a piece of international legislation, they are automatically bound by it.
01:26:50.260So the Nuremberg Charter and the Nuremberg Code, Canada played an active role in writing it, and therefore, we are automatically bound by it for as long as it exists.
01:27:02.160Well, I'm glad to hear that because I've been getting this kickback a little bit from different legal people.
01:27:25.660My question is, is there anyone actually preparing a case against Trudeau or any other politician on a criminal charge under the Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes Act that you're talking about?
01:27:36.680And the second part to that question is, is there any way to crowdfund for that or participate in crowdfunding for that?
01:27:45.660Less that about crowdfunding, the better these days, it seems.
01:27:49.340There is actually a group that is working on something.
01:27:52.780Now, it's not going directly towards the prime minister.
01:27:55.060It will be going towards provincial authorities initially because the data is specific to one of the provinces.
01:28:03.080And so right now we've got data analysts in South Africa, Germany, and in Canada working on some data that was released that should show sufficient evidence of, at the very least, gross criminal negligence and perhaps gross criminal landslauter to be able to go after provincial authorities.
01:28:26.280Now, the advantage is that there's a statute under the Food and Drug Act that requires all the provincial health authorities to collect the same data.
01:28:35.080So if you prove that one province has got the data, then you've automatically proven that all of them have.
01:28:39.780And therefore, you can go after everybody.
01:28:41.340Not only that, the data has to be sent to the federal health minister on a daily basis or at least recorded for the health minister on a daily basis.
01:28:49.000I'm not too sure on the statute there.
01:28:53.980And the people working on it at the moment are mostly former police and military, but a couple that are currently, you know, active members that are having to keep their heads down for obvious reasons at the moment.
01:29:33.160Just out of curiosity, I was just in Ottawa and had been working with a few of the truckers and a few of our people that were down there that had their vehicles towed, smashed, bumpers ripped off, license plates ripped off, just treated horribly.
01:29:53.580Then, of course, had to pay the impound fee, along with a ridiculous amount of everything else.
01:30:00.800So I'm looking to see how I can help the truckers.
01:30:04.720And we have quite a few residents that had their vehicles impounded, had to pay extraordinary compounding fees.
01:30:11.640Vehicles were damaged, windows broken.
01:30:14.300Their ID, their passports, their bank cards were all locked in these compounds.
01:30:18.440Some of them were on the streets for seven days, trying to find housing for themselves and for children.
01:30:24.400So I'm looking for some way to help them or guide them on who we can hold accountable for basically putting their lives in danger and taking away any ability to sustain themselves for the time that they compounded their vehicles.
01:30:37.540That's going to be a long battle, unfortunately.
01:30:39.640You know, this is the thing, you know, it's like Winston Churchill gave a speech to the entire world back in 1939.
01:30:49.900And he basically said, I can't promise anything but blood, sweat, toil and tears.
01:30:59.040And so local communities, the people, a place to help them first and foremost.
01:31:02.940We've got groups forming all over Canada, county groups, town groups, city groups, church groups, whatever, that are pulling together, they're pulling together resources.
01:31:14.660And I'm talking about skill sets and that sort of stuff, not just, you know, physical resources to be able to support each other.
01:31:20.960So the best thing to do is to try and find out where these, you know, where these guys and gals, whoever they are, Ottawa, wherever they're at, find out where their local freedom group is, whoever can support them.
01:31:35.880Get them in there and get people to start helping them out.
01:32:08.820You know, that's the unfortunate situation we're in.
01:32:11.920And we just have to rely on community in the meantime and keep building those communities.
01:32:17.300If anyone's out there that's involved in a local community group, then I'm involved with several at the moment in helping people more set up.
01:32:33.000Build a group there and help them get going and get this thing to cascade because there are literally millions of Canadians that are willing to support and help.
01:32:43.740So, is there a way to find out exactly who is actively involved in giving the orders for these vehicles to be towed or who is actually there?
01:32:52.880Like, for the fellow that was breaking the window, they would not give their badge or ID numbers or anything like that.
01:32:57.760Is there a way to request or demand that information other than going through court?
01:33:02.580If they haven't given their badge and ID number, they've broken the law instantly because that's a requirement of Canadian law.
01:33:08.140The law enforcement officer has to give their badge and ID number.
01:33:39.260And when you do the freedom of information, they may – what Stuart is saying is good is if there's multiple people in a community, each of you ask for something different.
01:33:50.140And if you ask for one too big, they may say, well, that'll be $1,600 for the freedom of information.
01:33:56.220And then even if it's $300, you say, you know, I'm requesting that you waive that fee because this is a matter of public interest.
01:34:04.680And then generally, they waive that fee.
01:34:29.640I put up a couple of quite – you know, longer videos on the subject.
01:34:34.360Obviously, there's a lot more out there.
01:34:37.140But my biggest thing is for people to just get involved.
01:34:42.340Part of the reason that this has happened is because so many Canadians have disengaged from the public sphere.
01:34:47.820You know, and there's an old saying that just because you're not interested in politics doesn't mean that politics won't take an interest in you.
01:34:52.860And that's where a lot of Canadians are at right now.
01:34:54.700So, I think that the traditional infrastructure, the traditional structures of political action in this country are dead, my personal feeling.
01:35:04.120The legacy parties, as Brian Pettford said, even need to be completely overhauled or just played and replaced.
01:35:08.920And I prefer the replaced bit because there are too many goons in these organizations.
01:35:59.780Well, my friend, my new friend, it has just been an honor and a pleasure to have you on tonight.
01:36:05.180I know that everyone that has joined us, if they could all open up the mics and give you a round of applause and thank you for your service, your continued service to Canadians.
01:37:36.440I just feel compelled to do that tonight.
01:37:39.080We have much to be grateful for that transpired last weekend, the lifting of that emergency act.
01:37:44.940But we also have more to appeal to the Lord for.
01:37:47.600So, Lord, I just thank you so much for everybody that's on this call, anybody that had to sign off, and anybody that couldn't make it tonight.
01:37:55.280Lord, we have a lot of hurting Canadians.
01:37:57.840We have a lot of people that have experienced great hardships tonight and incredible loss.
01:38:04.100And, Lord, you are our hope and our salvation.
01:38:07.920And we know that we have turned our back on you and any country that has throughout history has had to endure many struggles until Canadians, in this particular instance, until the citizens came to a point where they recognized how bad it was.
01:38:23.480We didn't even see this coming for the majority.
01:38:26.020We were busy in our lives, raising our kids, working, involved in our communities, and a great evil has crept into our land.
01:38:33.280So, we come, and I want to even ask people to appeal to you to repent, even in our apathy.
01:38:42.040Because you say, Lord, for those that repent, that you are a God of justice, that you are a God of love.
01:38:48.480But when I say you are a God of justice, that doesn't mean you turn your back on evil and sin.
01:38:53.280That means you call it out and that you've been merciful to this nation, giving us an opportunity to recognize this and how big the evil is in this land.
01:39:02.400But you're still on the throne, and throughout history, you always win.