Workers Unite Presentation wQ&A 02
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Summary
In this episode of the Workers Unite union newsletter, I give a quick overview of what happened on sunday at the workshop with David Lindsey. I also talk about the importance of safe spaces and the need for safe schools, safe schools and safe spaces.
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when i get an article of interest like that by the hose of produce okay got it sorry it's just
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a little flag came up there and so when we get information like that i post it on the workers
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unite page so that if you are dealing with your union rep you can send him this report the other
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terrific resource on that page i think it was global news or ctv news brought on a lawyer so
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we're talking mainstream media brought on a lawyer and the lawyer 100 clearly said it is illegal to
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mandate vaccination for employees and or to remove them uh to remove them from employment it's illegal
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and so you who have been put on unpaid leave hang in there all right because i believe things are
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going to be turning around it's just going to be that first domino to fall uh like we're doing with
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the school board trustees in bc it's phenomenal the results that we're having and i was just advised
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that um in alberta i was talking to one of the chapter leaders in alberta and she also advised me
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that uh the school board trustees are being given uh the responsibility to state whether or not teachers
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in alberta get vaccinated so we are taking what we're doing in bc and we're using and we're going
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and launching that across canada in every single province where we've got chapters set up and our
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chapters are exploding we're up over i think 120 chapters in the maritimes it only takes one chapter to
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open it brings awareness in a province and then it explodes we had one chapter in ontario in august
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we now have over 32 that's a lot of active people serving notices of liability to trustees to mayors
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to city councils to standing outside uh union offices and uh rallying etc all right this is where
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we're going to hit it is building the communities and getting everybody working together where whether
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you're a parent whether um you are an employee whether you're part of a church community that we're
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helping all of these people can now rally together as a force within your community and help one
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another um when i'm in the parent team meetings i'm saying please reach out to single parents give
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them assistance i want churches i want businesses to open up their offices rooms basements whatever they
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have the spaces and let's get our kids out of the lethal school system right now and into a safe
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space those teachers who aren't working can come in and and help to oversee the teaching of our kids
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like i said in safe spaces but we need to really work together in order to accomplish this um all
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right uh just a quick uh overview of what happened on sunday at the workshop with david lindsey it was
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about three hours long and i didn't know what to expect when david came on but i think that he did
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an amazing job of taking 30 years of him uh he's not a lawyer but of him researching uh the law and
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taking on many legal cases i think he's been in every court in every province across the country
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and then to put it into a three-hour course uh we needed to lay a foundation so that people who are
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actually going to press criminal charges against their managers or whomever that may be
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understand the foundational uh aspect of of of what we're going to do moving forward so david did
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that now for anybody who had attended the course and has the book i was talking to david right away
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that night and again today and and at no charge we are now then the next step is going to be coming
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into another workshop where we are going to take you step by step on fill in filling out the forms
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all right so what i've requested and what was in the invite to come today is that you need to consider
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who is the greatest uh offender and and yet maybe the president of the company is approving this but is
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it your manager who is enforcing it all right think i want you to think about who that that person is
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that you intend to lay charges against then i want i need you to work really really hard i would
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recommend in making sure that you have all correspondence all attachments all texts whatever
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evidence that you can bring together against this individual to show that they have been using extortion
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and intimidation in order to try to uh coerce you into taking the vaccination and that if you didn't
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you would be losing uh your position and being put on unpaid leave potentially there's a few things
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some of you may have been terminated altogether so whatever your situation is make sure that you have
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the information available start putting it in a file as i mentioned if you have a video or some sort
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of recording work towards putting it into a transcript all that means is that you take the conversation
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and if it was your manager say manager put their name said this that this was your response and then
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you might be able to do it i know there are some that uh you can find somebody and you can pay them
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to do that if you like but i know that things are tough right now and i think it would be to your
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advantage to spend the time uh that you have uh uh doing that because it's much more acceptable to the courts
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and a transcript is preferable all right so i'm hoping possibly by the 12th that we will be having
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this additional workshop we know that time is of the essence it's difficult because christmas is
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right there around the corner as well and we want to make sure that we have as many people attending as
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possible um now we david some of you wanted an update david has pressed uh criminal charges well
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one of one of the people that we've been helping has pressed criminal charges it was to be heard on
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the 30th uh there apparently was like 40 cases in the docket so what they did the other day is they've
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had it adjourned temporarily and that is to make sure that the person that we're supporting is very uh well
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prepared to go into the courts because once you press these charges that's all fine to to lay the charges
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it's another thing then for the court to accept it but then when you are before the court we want to
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make sure that you are well versed that you're prepared um when i was talking to david i said that
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additional letter resource that i've provided you i to me i would go before a judge and read that
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because it covers the constitution section 52 one of the constitution act and for those who aren't
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familiar with that she lying album admits or you're doing a little bit of double duty here but sheila
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if you're able to provide that additional resource that would be great in a minute i'll share my screen
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and i'm just going to make sure that all the new people know where to find the workers unite page
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and where to find these resources um anyways it covers the constitution it covers the section of the
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charter section seven where you're guaranteed the right to work under security of the person life
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liberty security of the person and all those good other good things okay you know what i might do
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i think that i'll quickly bring up the resource page i'm going to first make sure i'm on that page
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all right i'll just share screen go on here there we go can everybody see my screen
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yeah okay super okay thank you all right so here is our home page and our menu and uh one thing i want to
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point out for resources if you're a business owner please check out our business resource page if you're
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a frontline worker teachers this is where the campaign in bc uh you can go and receive updates
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by going on to this page and have some other wonderful information if you're a parent you can
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go here we do have a workers unite page but what i'm going to do is under join if you drop down to oh
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first of all here's our chapters please make sure you're involved in the chapter because we're training
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all of our chapter leaders as best we can to be able to assist you um i have included them
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in the workshops to make sure that they're educated but plus uh action for canada is going to ensure
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that every single chapter has a copy of david's book this is one of the only books in canada on how
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to lay criminal charges not through the police we go through the courts all right so this is just
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such an incredible resource of information to walk us through i'm going to be making that available
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to our chapters and um all right so we'll pop down here to workers unite i would encourage you
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to make sure that you you know check in on this page every once in a while i'm hoping today might
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be tomorrow i i'm just going to put a little plug in here that what the update that i just gave you that
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we will be doing another workshop at no charge for those who have bought the book and were part of
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the other workshop and to make sure that we can assist people in filling out the charges so here is
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the uh here are the instructions if you happen to be a non-unionized employer then employee then you would
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just go to the notice of liability uh that refers to you if you are unionized then you would need to
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fill out both you would send a notice of liability to your union exec uh shop steward whoever it is that
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is in breach of their contractual agreement all right so if they if they are not supporting you
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and they're supporting the employer uh that's the wrong thing to do you have been paying union dues for
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a reason and that means that they have a duty to understand the ramifications of what it is
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they're doing you send them the notice of liability it's basically telling them that you're going to
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hold them accountable and notice of liability is not a legal document until the time comes where you
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show it as evidence before the courts stating that i have advised my employer i fully advise the union
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that what they were doing was unlawful and in violation of my rights and to cease and desist or i
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would be holding them personally liable that's the purpose of a notice of liability it will give you
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an advantage over anybody that has not filed this with their employer union and you can understand
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that before the courts you say well i was let go and it wasn't fair and the union will say well
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they were just following the orders well no if you're somebody that has served a notice of liability
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you then have the ability to say well no i gave them full warning that what they were doing
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was in violation of the criminal code it was a criminal code indictable offense um i let them
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know and provided them the details on the pcr test it being used fraudulently i've provided them
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with supreme court rulings showing that they were in violation of my rights etc etc so the notice of
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liability is packed with amazing information that is and the purpose and the hope is that it will serve
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you well when you go to court and you can prove that you had informed those who were infringing on
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your rights now the employee further letter of response i have expanded this to be broader
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to include mask or testing because uh there is no legislation in canada there is no law in canada
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saying you have to wear a mask which means you don't have to wear a mask because as uh according
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to section 52 one of the charter that if anything uh any bylaw or statute or order is passed if it is
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inconsistent with the constitution it is of no force or effect so masking is unlawful because they can't
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interfere with your 100 guaranteed right to breathe freely and we know that they're useless as well they
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don't help at all they actually make you sicker and mentally it does quite a amount of damage as
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well as i'm sure for those of you who have been forced to wear them all day the testing is 100
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unlawful so now you're going to send this to the union leader along with your notice of liability and
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then you will send this letter as well to your employer or your manager whoever it is that is uh telling
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the you that you need to comply and it is regarding the threat to use an experimental covet 19 injection
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mask or testing as a condition of employment there are no provisions in any orders which is what i was
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just saying of any health minister doctor or provincial legislation that can nor pretend that any measures
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can override charter or other pre-charter constitutional rights all statutes orders bylaws and acts must be
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consistent with the constitution or they are of no force and effect and it's exactly what the section 52
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one says further according to the public health agency of canada on their own webpage it clearly
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says under the canadian national report on immunization which was uh implemented in 1996 vaccines are
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not mandatory in canada and they cannot be made mandatory because of the canadian constitution
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so this is what does the constitution say if there's any act or order or anything if it is
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inconsistent with the constitution it is of no force or effect what they're doing to you is illegal and
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unlawful further if the federal emergency had been invoked which it never was trudeau never initiated the
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federal emergency act it would stay it states as well that your rights are protected and whereas the
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governor and council in taking such special temporary measures we're nearly going on two years temporary
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is not two years all right special temporary measures which would be subject to the canadian
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chart of rights and freedoms and i'm going to take a pause right here because a couple of weeks ago
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we had honorable brian peckford on our empower our show and he is just such a wealth of information but
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he is the last living architect of the charter of rights and freedoms and he explained to us that
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the reason that the canadian charter of rights and freedoms is embedded in the constitution and
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therefore it is protected because they didn't just leave it as a separate act they embedded it in the
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constitution for the reason to give us protection because in order to change any facet of the constitution
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you need to have seven out of ten premiers in favor of it but also 50 of the population
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and so it's pretty difficult to change anything in the constitution therefore in the emergency measures
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it says it has to be subject to the canadian charter rights and freedoms the bill of rights
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and must have regard to the international covenant on civil and political rights and this is your right to
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work right here particularly with respect to those fundamental rights that are not to be limited or
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a bridge even in a national emergency this is an educational time right now because for those
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who are new that had no idea that since the onset of this you had no they had no business trying to
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limit your ability to work nor to shut down businesses hundreds of thousands of business owners
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have had to shut down permanently because what the government did and there was absolutely they
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did not have to not for one second did they have to shut their business down okay employment is 100
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guaranteed and protected under section seven of the charter of rights everyone has the right to life
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liberty and security of the person and the right not to be deprived thereof except in accordance with
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the principles of fundamental justice fundamental justice would be if you robbed a bank
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bank you're not going to be going to work you're going to be going to jail all right something something
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along that line some of you will say well it says in section one of the charter that they do have a
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right to infringe on our rights no they don't not in this instance because they had to demonstrably
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prove that we were in an emergency and emergencies are in response to natural disasters not viruses
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it's not even qualified in a natural disaster but say say they did you know okay like a virus is going
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to qualify and the uh un right now i haven't followed up on it lately but they're trying to make an
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amendment to natural disaster to include viruses so that this will never end uh they're horrible right
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unelected body interfering with our democracy and our sovereignty and our freedoms we need to pull out
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of it and uh out of the un i've said that for a long time so with that in mind this is the reason
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why trudeau never went after putting in the federal emergency act because he would have had to
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demonstrably prove we were in a pandemic and he couldn't do it there was three deaths i think
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nationwide uh when they tried to say that we were having this horrific uh emergency and all these
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people were dying it's never happened there's been 29 000 deaths in all of canada in two years
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that is not a pandemic not even near it's actually in line with the yearly influenza which seemed to
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also disappear off the map and when you consider they keep counting for two years they're very
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desperate for numbers of deaths and in a country that has nearly 38 million people with 29 000 deaths
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death is part of life and dying from the flu is part of life but the most tragic part of this
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is they had very very effective treatments and they never made them available
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so 80 percent of people would not have been hospitalized due to a peer-reviewed i believe
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peer-reviewed study if people had been given hydroxychloroquine and uh hydroxychloroquine was known
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right at the beginning and the onset of this and then of course uh somebody else came up with ivermectin
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and started using it very very effectively so it is very criminal on multiple levels all right so now
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i've covered constitutional rights and how everything is working together as to how the government and
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the union and your employer are infringing on your rights and that it's actually criminal what they're
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doing consent to medical treatment and testing is 100 right and you have the right to refuse such
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treatment in this link you will find several supreme court um uh decisions that will support
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what it is that we're saying the genetic non-discrimination act all right it is illegal
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for them to be testing you you have a right to say no to this and it is liable to three to five years
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in prison and a million dollar fine some of you will say well what about the rapid testing this and that
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they are they are testing your genetic material it's unlawful they need to knock it off and uh you have
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a right to tell them no more then we go into the uh details of this of why they need to be concerned
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extortion committing tort which is it could there's different types of tort but mental uh anxiety and
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uh abuse is what's going on right now you either take this jab which most of you know is a it can
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be a lethal jab depending if you get the uh saline solution the watered down solution the placebo is what
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i'm saying or the real deal and it's very dangerous and i i can't even imagine uh well i have tried to
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imagine because uh you know they talk about coming into your home and jabbing you you know if if you're
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not uh agreeing to be uh injected so it says extortion committing tort psychological warfare
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that they're doing against us privacy violations all right let me see your vax information that's
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against the law willful misconduct assault and battery for those of you who felt forced to take
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it i have a firefighter i'm going to be calling who took it and uh he's collapsed he's having
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difficulties he has a right to charge them with assault and battery and acting in bad faith
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or serious indictable criminal code offenses interfering with someone's right to gainful
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employment or essential or non-essential services is a further violation of the constitution and
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chart of rights and freedoms so to whoever you named at the top if it's your manager or the union
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rep that's telling you you got to go along with this i am writing to advise you that if you persist
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in interfering with my guaranteed rights by supporting or enforcing the covet 19 injection
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testing mask or any other medical treatment under threat of losing my employment or being suspended
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without pay i will hold you personally liable for any loss of income damages and or any injury i suffer
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as a result of your actions you are personally not protected under any act order statute that is in
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violation of the canadian rule of law constitution and charter rights and freedoms it is the duty of every
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every single canadian citizen to uphold the law and respect the constitution and charter rights you have
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been duly warned now if i was going to receive this letter as an employer as a union rep i would start
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to question what it is that i'm doing especially along with the notice of liability because it is packed
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with the information right to let them know the realities and the facts and the science behind this uh so-called
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covid pandemic we'll call it a covid fraud all right um i think i'll stop sharing screen now uh maybe i'll
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just go over that one more time if anybody just popped in and said where can i find that all right
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if you go to our home page under call to action this is one i'm just going to slip into here for a second
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just so you can say see this is one section where you can uh get access to our notices of liability
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here is um i'll just keep going down here's the covid testing notice of liability and the warning
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letter that goes along with it these should go together and the reason i ended up creating the
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warning letter is it goes a little bit deeper into the non-discrimination act and gives a little bit
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more compelling detail there as to why what they're doing is unlawful here are the notices of liability if
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you have children if their minor sports are being interfered with and as well um this is a great
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successful i should actually remove this one because it's a bit outdated uh but this one will
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be the replacement of it there's a great video on there if you've got kids and they're getting rashes
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just get the masks off your kids don't agree with this is causing a great deal of psychological
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harm to them now i had shown you the further letter of response uh but what i did is i shifted it i
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changed it edited sorry just slightly um that if you know anybody uh for instance in education you know
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they're trying to force the mask or the vaccination this one i it's the same one i showed you uh for
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employees but i wanted this to be as broad as possible to protect as many people and educate them
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that all of these rights all of their rights are secure and are guaranteed so the title is threat
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to use a covid 19 injection mask or testing as a condition of education extracurricular activities
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for all of you that play hockey sports with your buddies that's an extracurricular activity essential
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or non-essential services so like i said it really covers a broad amount of people you can put whose
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every name is infringing on your rights right here and then you can uh serve them and the wording is
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just slightly different here but very similar to what i just showed you with the employment one all
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right so this is all on the notice of liability page then we get into some of the notice of liability
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information uh for employees against elected officials if you can please this is what our chapters are
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doing serve every level of government if somebody is interfering if your city is behind um the
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mandating of vaccination i've already i'm serving all of the elected officials here in surrey as well as the
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city manager and the deputy chief of the fire department so that's a great resource right there
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against anyone administering the injection all right if they're trying to enforce it if you're going for
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a jab and you have just decided that i just can't stand it i'm praying that you don't even if not if
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there's somebody interfering with your children at the school you go and serve that person right away
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these are medical professionals that have a duty to know uh and have sworn an oath to the safety of the
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citizens that they are serving this is for a business section we have business team that meets on
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tuesday and this will be i'm wanting this group to grow incredibly large to hundreds of thousands
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and then there are notices uh to the premiers i'm going to put it together so it's going to be one
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notice that everybody could serve but it will be basically telling the health officer and the premier
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we will no longer comply with orders that are unlawful inconsistent irrational in violation of the
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constitution and harming people and so if all of us walk off the job at one time and we have a hundred
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thousand people ready to do that i'm telling you this is going to have a huge impact i see what the
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nurses did in quebec or the health care workers and i so much wish they'd had this resource when they
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walked off the job they did a great job mind you but mobility rights if you're having problems
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with that and here's a couple of great flyers that we've created as well and one of the last things
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i want to provide you as a resource is i was very concerned if i got rushed to emergency i was in a car
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accident something happened i have several people who have reported to me that they were actually given
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the jab without their awareness when they went to the hospital these were situations where they were
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rushed to hospital uh they had to have an emergency surgery they woke up the nurse said are you ready
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for your shot they said yes thinking that it was pain medication and what they had actually done was
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given them the covet injection and it was devastating the one woman that got it in april has had major
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health problems ever since so you would tape it onto your care card and the reason we're taping it on is because
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we know then they would have to take the tape off in order to get your care card your health care
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number so it basically says in the case of emergency i tanya do not consent to any covet 19 vaccination
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testing ventilators or remdemsevir because they are intentionally giving people remdemsevir which is
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shutting down the kidneys it fills around the heart with water uh with fluid and then it is actually
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drowning people and then they're calling it a pneumonia death when actually they drown people
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in their own fluid it is so vile and the ventilator just helps put those people over the edge so if you
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end up in the hospital demand they do not put you on a ventilator or remdemsevir it said if i need
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treatment for covet 19 i insist that the treating physician use effective alternatives such as antivirals
00:28:08.620
vitamins quercetin zinc ivermectin and inhalers and the math plus qr code is the uh regime that
00:28:16.140
they're using down in the united states with all those great doctors who have put that care together
00:28:21.500
with amazing success all right so here on the back consider this your official and personal notice of
00:28:28.300
liability and again it sends them to a qr code which brings them back to medical notice of liability
00:28:34.860
reminding them of their oath and their duty and then you would put your name here okay so in most
00:28:41.580
of the side views bars of our pages we have that available here as well in the notice of liability
00:28:47.020
so for the last time i'll bring you over to join down to workers unite we've got these great resources
00:28:54.140
this was a zoom it was my first one um and so sometimes believe it or not i'm a little nervous when
00:28:59.980
i come on here i'm wondering what to present to you guys but it's all about education because i say
00:29:04.140
knowledge is power and we have to get to a point where we have this knowledge and then share it
00:29:09.420
and then this was just a great video that someone had put together this is the video i was talking
00:29:15.020
about wherein this lawyer had said this is a hundred percent it's illegal what they're doing
00:29:20.860
and then right here was the rebel news report i just i'm going to try to keep resources on this page
00:29:27.180
so that you uh as you're trying to um get access to your employees and educate them you're going to be
00:29:34.620
doing your best and log it like make sure this is the kind and this is why if we're going going to be
00:29:41.020
going to these next steps say that you are already terminated or that you've been put on unpaid leave
00:29:47.260
take the time now make sure that you serve them the notice of liability it isn't too late i want to try to
00:29:52.700
get as many people reinstated as possible and and and hopefully you know uh we can get some money back
00:29:59.500
in your pocket once this is all said and done um so take the time say look you know union leader uh
00:30:07.740
air canada sorry that's somebody's mike uh the rebel news lawyers have gone to the union leaders of an
00:30:17.100
air canada employee and the union is now in a position where they have to support the uh member
00:30:25.660
and that's part of the agree again the collective agreement that you've signed uh so anyways yeah
00:30:31.580
start on it start pressing in on them start sending them letters uh if you haven't served them and you
00:30:36.780
don't have access to the office then make sure you send it by registered mail and and do everything you
00:30:43.100
can to catch up to where the rest of us are at right now to make sure that when you go and you
00:30:48.780
lay criminal charges you're in the best possible position um here's one more thing i wanted to say
00:30:54.620
oh yeah uh this week through interior health in bc but i would imagine that it would be applicable in
00:31:00.300
other provinces somebody sent me a a portion of the collective agreement i believe it was where it said
00:31:07.100
that the employee in from interior health had stated that they would they had agreed to taking
00:31:13.020
vaccination uh and it was a vaccination and inoculations and so somebody had sent it to me
00:31:21.900
who has already commenced a legal action saying oh i think i'm done and i said no you're not because
00:31:27.420
this is not an approved vaccination and this is not a vaccination at all it's it's actually an experimental
00:31:34.380
mrna gene therapy and they don't know the results of it and that we have proof of many deaths and severe
00:31:43.580
side effects so please if you feel like oh i know i signed i agreed to this you didn't sign up to be
00:31:50.140
part of an experiment and and i i know that 100 that none of you signed up to be part of an experiment if
00:31:56.300
if that was even on your mind i don't care how bad you wanted your job i'd i'd think hmm you know
00:32:01.180
what i i don't think i want to be a guinea pig or a rabbit one day i i would not sign that agreement
00:32:06.940
so please when you go into these situations you go in forcefully i absolutely 100 never signed up
00:32:15.420
to be part of an experiment and that there these vaccines i don't care what the government says
00:32:20.620
they're still in the trial phases none of these have been approved and as long as we see the death
00:32:26.700
rate and the harm that's in the hundreds of thousands the millions right people are having
00:32:31.260
adverse effects i will not approve to this and i never signed up and i can't be coerced or forced
00:32:36.620
or extorted in into taking this so stand your ground my friends all right i think that i'll bring that part
00:32:44.220
of the presentation to a close and let me know if that was helpful to you whoops
00:32:51.340
sorry i'm just trying to get back into the zoom call here and it's not letting me in sorry just a
00:32:58.620
moment hmm can anybody see my screen i'd need you to say verbally if you can or not yeah you can see
00:33:09.260
it oh yeah yeah yeah isn't this funny we can see you but we can't see what you're presenting if you're
00:33:14.780
trying to present something all right that's what i need to know yeah so i'm clicking to get back onto
00:33:19.820
the zoom all right this is funky and it's not allowing me to so just bear with me for a moment
00:33:25.820
i'll get there all right i'm back okay it kept popping back and forward all right so um i think what
00:33:34.300
we'll do is i'm going to go straight into questions uh kim you've had your hand up since the onset there
00:33:40.380
will you come on hi tanya thank you um so i'm probably a little slow to the game because i'm
00:33:51.820
just at the process now where i have for the last year worked at home um i do have medical conditions
00:33:59.580
never mind the illegal stuff going on i do have medical conditions that are legitimate
00:34:03.820
um and my employer has allowed me to stay at home the entire time knowing that i had these conditions
00:34:11.740
and they've actually said to me don't come into the office we're not going to put you through that
00:34:17.180
so suddenly on the 25th of november that changed because our ceo in a town hall got up and said
00:34:26.540
to everyone that there will be no work from home um i'm not in agreement with it and you people might
00:34:35.260
as well just get over it and move on and since then i received a demand to be back in the office with
00:34:43.180
immediate effect so i do have a union i have prepared my grievance um i haven't submitted it yet
00:34:52.380
still going over it and i've also prepared a human rights filing um there's an internal process that
00:35:01.020
we need to go through first apparently um and then the union says if we don't get the right answer there
00:35:08.700
we're going to take it to grievance and whatever steps there now i haven't served any notices of
00:35:16.620
liability um hr who and the funniest part is our hr health advisory area said okay this is a line
00:35:27.020
management decision um they can say where you work from or not but of course the ceo is now pushing hr
00:35:34.220
and health services to say nope line managers no longer have that authority so now hr and health
00:35:41.580
services has recanted and said okay now you have to submit medical documentation i haven't submitted
00:35:47.820
anything yet what kind of medical documentation are they expecting your vaccination information
00:35:55.260
they've asked for that i did not disclose right and i've i've stood my ground on that
00:36:01.020
um i have yet to ever do a test and yet to wear a mask
00:36:05.260
the good lord's been protecting me that way good kim i'm happy for you yeah um all right so uh what i
00:36:17.260
would say is because there's quite a number i want to try to i'm going to try to go quicker through
00:36:21.100
questions today you guys because i always feel bad and i've i actually have a four o'clock after this and
00:36:25.500
then a 5 30 so um what we're going to get down to is uh yeah you're at the onset of this but you're in
00:36:31.660
the same boat unfortunately as uh probably hundreds of thousands of other canadians right now so i
00:36:37.980
okay and first of all i want to tell everybody i normally have a disclaimer at the beginning but
00:36:42.300
i am not a lawyer and i'm not giving you legal advice and i'm not a doctor and i'm not giving you
00:36:46.860
medical advice what i am doing is is i'm taking our constitution our charter of rights and our criminal
00:36:53.500
code and i'm letting you know what your rights are and then providing you resources that are jam
00:37:01.420
packed filled with the information to support your position right that that this is unlawful
00:37:07.900
and that they're committing offenses and that this whole thing is a fraud once you go into the notice
00:37:13.420
of liability on the first page i believe i start getting into the pcr testing and i mean countries
00:37:19.740
around the world have gone to their supreme court and said yeah this was never meant to test for
00:37:24.860
coronavirus and it's it's ineffective it's unreliable and the reason they're using the pcr testing
00:37:31.100
at high amplifications normally around 25 amplifications where they do the testing of
00:37:37.500
your genetic material and that say you've been really sick with the flu for a long time and
00:37:42.860
normally in the past your doctor wanted to kind of get to the bottom of it they try to check for
00:37:47.500
your genetic material and do a test and use a pcr now what they're doing is on mass testing healthy
00:37:53.260
people and they're ramping it up to 40 to 45 amplifications and therefore whatever uh that
00:38:01.260
genetic material is within you that molecule can be found in nearly every single person and that's
00:38:07.500
according to carrie mullis who created the pcr test and so now if you had the flu vaccine for instance
00:38:14.540
a year ago you will have that molecule in your body that's why they've got nearly a 97 false
00:38:20.860
positive and what you're hearing by the media these lying scum and from the uh government is all
00:38:27.820
they're reporting is cases cases cases all right oh we've had 10 more cases over here and oh oh my
00:38:34.460
goodness there's 37 new you know cases over here cases false positive cases people with no symptoms
00:38:41.260
it is such a scam and they had it so well set up so for number one that's how the they're keeping
00:38:47.100
this agenda going and then under this fake emergency is the only way they can keep this horrible horrible
00:38:53.980
experimental injection going it would never be approved under any other instance normally when
00:38:59.900
they're testing a vaccine and that's a vaccine that would have if you if there's a flu they take a bit of
00:39:05.500
the viral content they put it in the vaccination and then your body grows an immunity to it i'm not i
00:39:11.580
don't take the flu shot because i think that's a pile of hoax as well and it is literally so the
00:39:16.780
pharmaceutical company can make money and i've i've known of nurses who have spent six months off
00:39:22.220
after taking the flu shot again because of the garbage that they've got in these things all saying
00:39:26.940
it's for your health and for our elderly and everybody else so now you know they've got this this
00:39:32.540
additional shot that they're making a poop load of money on at the expense but the other side of it is
00:39:38.460
they absolutely know 100 that they're causing harm so normally for a normal vaccine if there was and
00:39:45.500
it was experimental if there was 50 deaths they would pull it from the market immediately you'd
00:39:51.100
start to see it on tv and that would be the end of that we have tens of thousands if not hundreds of
00:39:56.540
thousands of deaths happening around the world and they have not pulled this that's why we know 100
00:40:02.300
percent this injection is it's a sinister plan and it is definitely to depopulate the world um very
00:40:09.340
cruel anyway so i want to get back to kim so you need to serve the notice of liability to your employer
00:40:16.300
i would highly recommend you have to serve it with that additional letter that i'd recommend and again
00:40:21.740
i'm recommending this you can do whatever you like but it's going to give you a much stronger case
00:40:26.540
if you serve them you're only notified buying them you're educating you're advising them and then
00:40:31.580
what you need to do is uh i would recommend serving your union immediately as well they've
00:40:37.100
already probably been served because the notices of liability are going out by the tens of thousands
00:40:41.980
across canada by all kinds of employees parents etc the federal government and every provincial
00:40:47.660
government knows what we're doing but it's going to put you in a much better place so where did kim
00:40:52.700
disappear to because i don't i'm here oh there you are okay yeah i'm here yeah okay you you bump down
00:41:01.260
and it's so kim yes and to everybody i would recommend filing the human rights complaint as well
00:41:08.140
and the grievances now rocco has said that anybody that was joining the federal action couldn't file a
00:41:15.260
grievance because if the labor relations had voted in favor of the employer and against you
00:41:20.860
then that could be held up at supreme court we have a plaintiff that happens to be a nurse and she had
00:41:27.980
reached out to me and asked you know well they automatically started a grievance for myself will
00:41:34.380
that interfere with my action in the courts and unfortunately i've sent it to rocco but i have not
00:41:40.060
heard back from him on that i have talked however to david lindsey about this and david does not see a
00:41:47.260
problem in filing a grievance it's you taking all the steps that you were obliged to do
00:41:55.260
but the shift of what i want everybody to think about as well is this is not an employment issue
00:42:02.140
this has actually become a criminal issue so some of you yeah some of you will say oh i've been to an
00:42:08.780
employment lawyer and uh they've said that yes you know based on the contract that you signed or whatever
00:42:14.860
that the employer can mandate that you you know have a vaccine for uh employment purposes no they
00:42:20.780
can't because this isn't a vaccine and they can't extort you and coerce you and all the rest of it uh
00:42:27.660
this is against the law and if we can keep the constitutional the criminal aspect of it at the
00:42:33.420
forefront of our mind i think that we're going to have a much more powerful position but at the same
00:42:38.940
time we should be using all the avenues possible i think in in it but like i said i'm not a lawyer
00:42:44.860
um but in talking to david in the avenue that we're taking and taking the next step as a criminal
00:42:51.020
action um i think that you can go back and say look i've gone through all of the necessary steps i had to
00:42:57.900
as far as my employee commitment was concerned and this is not an employment matter this has turned into
00:43:04.540
a criminal matter and that's what i'm in court to discuss today i'm here to discuss at no other time
00:43:11.660
would i have been presented with uh taking a lethal injection or having uh playing russian roulette
00:43:19.420
with my health and my life that's a good way to yeah tanya what i say what i say to them it's barbara
00:43:26.380
what i say what i said to my union rep uh on monday was so tell me graham if uh if your employer asked
00:43:35.340
you to commit uh sexual act in order to keep your job uh what would you say and he just stopped and
00:43:42.940
looked at me and i said so what's the difference it's a criminal act that's how i presented it because
00:43:49.500
for some reason they think that the job is okay but a sexual act they go what the heck exactly right
00:43:56.780
it's funny barbara because i was just going to bring that up because that's what david has talked
00:44:00.140
about right if you had to all of a sudden have a condition of employment which wasn't agreed to when
00:44:06.380
when you um started this job and even if you were applying for a job if they said you know uh you know
00:44:13.020
the the um commitment would be that once a week you're going to be slapped in the face
00:44:18.220
everybody would be astonished by life of course you're not going to physically assault me
00:44:22.540
and the other example was and that you have to be sexually assaulted once a week or at least once a
00:44:27.900
day i mean we all would be appalled and we take a huge step back so this is this is why i love coming
00:44:33.900
to these meetings is because we are uh becoming knowledgeable and we're becoming prepared on how do
00:44:40.620
we respond and the more you practice this the more readily you will be able to address it the
00:44:47.100
moment that you're in that what you may feel like is a hot seat right so tanya just one thing i wanted
00:44:52.860
to just mention too if an arbitrator does rule on um a grievance or arbitration case that comes forward
00:45:01.580
up through the grievance process there is an opportunity if it is felt that the arbitrator
00:45:09.500
trader erred in his judgment that that arbitration ruling can go through what they call a judiciary
00:45:17.660
review so so that is an option available afterwards so it's not like a done deal like if the guy is just
00:45:24.140
a nut job or it is a lot he's aligned with whoever's drinking the kool-aid there is an opportunity later
00:45:31.900
so i i just i'd be curious to see what rocco says about that um because one of the i i had been on
00:45:40.300
another call with a lawyer speaking and he was actually suggesting yes do the grievance and and to my
00:45:48.540
knowledge you have to exhaust all your union avenues before you can even um go to a lawyer
00:45:55.420
you know i'll put it i'm gonna put it in this context because with our unions we have lawyers
00:46:00.460
in our union yeah so what i want to i want to and and you know what they're all good to me they're all
00:46:05.180
corrupted um and they've already shown evidence of that and so we'll take a look for instance i don't
00:46:11.420
want to go down a rabbit hole but with the school board trustee where we've had this huge campaign
00:46:15.660
and we're having huge success and of course uh we had served all 60 school board trustees back in
00:46:22.220
may the notice of liability and so therefore their association came out and responded and first of
00:46:29.660
all they acknowledged that what we're saying about the masking of children was correct that there could
00:46:34.460
be a human rights complaint filed against them so they better be careful on that of how hard they're
00:46:41.340
going to push for the mass right and even if a child didn't want to wear one they need to respect
00:46:44.940
that so that is very telling about what we're going through with the mass but again then they
00:46:51.020
went to address the notice of liability which as i you know they say oh the notice of liability you
00:46:56.300
know they're useless just throw them in the garbage so they're telling the uh staff that under section 94
00:47:02.220
of the school act that they're actually immune from liability they were lying and and i know they
00:47:07.740
know they're lying and so when you go into the school act yeah maybe this section one that first section
00:47:12.780
of 94 would say that but if you read down in the section uh that followed two and four it said that
00:47:18.300
if they were being dishonest if there was willful misconduct if they were committing tort then they
00:47:23.340
could be held liable and then they don't have any type of uh insurance or dno insurance or whatever kind
00:47:30.220
of insurance that they would have had the benefit of under their employment remember what i said in that
00:47:36.060
i call it the drop the mic letter that additional letter because i'm like boom you know we're not having any
00:47:40.860
any more conversation here that's how i see this letter so this act every act the health act the
00:47:47.260
school acts in every single province have to go back to the constitution and they have to align with
00:47:52.620
the rule of law under the constitution and your charter of rights or they are of no force or effect
00:47:58.460
and and so that's that's where we're getting back to in any of these situations where the union lawyers
00:48:05.100
would try to uh say anything other than what aligns with the criminal code so if you know we know that
00:48:12.940
you're being extorted right now we know that you're being coerced and we know that you're being intimidated
00:48:19.100
so constantly go back and challenge them saying you are are arguing at a level of employment we are arguing
00:48:27.900
at a level of criminality and so therefore you know the procedure that i'm or the process of moving
00:48:34.860
forward with laying criminal charges has to be the next step here we're playing hardball and as sheila
00:48:41.260
had mentioned in the chat thank you for the reminder sheila is that we are not going after anybody as the
00:48:47.100
president of an organization as the supervisor of uh xy organization we're not going after the union
00:48:54.060
president or the shop steward in their capacity of their employment we are going after them as a
00:49:00.140
citizen of this nation who like all of us has a duty to uphold the law if they are committing a criminal
00:49:06.940
act they can't say i'm just following orders i'm just the manager no each one of us has a duty morally and
00:49:16.780
ethically to uphold the law we cannot rob a bank and assist somebody saying well they told me to drive
00:49:23.660
the car i was just driving the car you have a moral and ethical obligation to uphold the law there was
00:49:30.380
no i was just following orders in this scenario whatsoever anyways kim i've got to go on to the
00:49:35.900
next question so um i know that sometimes you guys i go broad but again in order to educate you
00:49:42.140
well i i just my goal is that you are rock solid in your position and and that's my goal as i answer
00:49:49.500
questions so um kim we're good i think so okay britney on you hey um so i'm a chapter leader here
00:49:58.940
in camlix bc been so for about uh probably nine or ten months now i'm also one of the plaintiffs in
00:50:06.460
the case with rocco so very proud to be that in that um so what i just i've heard a whole bunch of
00:50:12.140
people talking about the notice liability and if you guys want any help uh serving or figuring out how
00:50:16.780
how to do that uh please go through the chapters and you can email me through there and i can even
00:50:21.980
talk to you in person to how i did it i did it in two ways i served it through email my manager
00:50:27.820
uh decided to refuse to answer my email so i went in with in person and videotaped my interaction with
00:50:34.940
her and gave her the notice of liability um she wasn't very pleased with it but you can tell it had
00:50:39.980
some kind of impact because when i asked her about the email that i gave her and she refused to answer
00:50:46.540
she replied that um she had to wait for the our superiors to give her the answer she needed
00:50:55.100
which is complete bogus because all i needed for her to say is that she actually got my notice of
00:51:01.660
liability so they're gonna try and go between each and every line to try and get away from this
00:51:07.260
um i also so when i went in to serve her i kind of asked her some questions and she kind of um
00:51:13.420
just quickly short answers didn't really give me anything good um and then i also served my union rep
00:51:20.940
which i got her on the phone because i couldn't see her in person i got her on the phone uh during a
00:51:26.060
meeting and i said hey can you check your email i sent you something she replied she did she received
00:51:30.140
that i said great this is your notice of liability please read through this there's an abundance of
00:51:34.380
information and facts to do with cdc um i i told i had recorded everything everything needs to be
00:51:41.740
recorded because when this does go to court which i've started collecting all my evidence in a book
00:51:47.020
so i can also go through some people um if you're curious how to put this together uh evidence like
00:51:52.860
statistics and stuff that i've collected with news articles how this covet injection people are still
00:51:59.660
having outbreaks in the hospital i'm collecting every bit of evidence that i can to help support
00:52:04.380
my case and this means conversations that i'm having with my employer and i have not got an
00:52:09.100
official termination letter yet and i think that's because i'm being a thorn in their butt because i'm
00:52:14.700
keep i keep asking questions i'm saying so i haven't rejected this in injection i just want information and i
00:52:21.900
have four basic questions that are simplified so one of them is could you please inform me of the
00:52:27.900
short and long-term benefits and risk dangers associated with taking this code and judge
00:52:32.060
injection you are mandating like just simple straight they have to answer this because you're
00:52:38.220
the ones enforcing this so please give me the answers um i've given this to my steward i've given
00:52:43.900
this to my union i give this to my manager i'll refuse to answer it one uh steward even replied to ask
00:52:50.140
my physician and say no that is inappropriate you are the one mandating this so you must inform me of
00:52:55.740
all of the things that i need to know about this injection so i have not been officially terminated
00:53:02.140
but i think that's because i am being the thorn and i keep asking questions i need to know this or
00:53:07.580
they keep uh just giving me short answers or not even replying last this friday they actually gave me
00:53:15.580
a message an update because i'm supposed to go into another meeting that i asked for so i can incriminate
00:53:20.940
them more and um they wanted uh they gave me they asked for something i gave them a reply
00:53:28.220
and then instantly it went to oh i'm on vacation please see me december 6th so they are just trying
00:53:34.540
to run me through the ringer um the best support i can is collect your evidence uh keep a strong case
00:53:41.100
and know that you are in charge of all of your meetings and just keep it strong it's monica here
00:53:48.060
can you hear me yeah okay i just have a question so and i'll try to make it short you put yourself
00:53:57.260
back on mute monica can you hear me now yeah oh okay so i work in the health care system i'm i work in
00:54:08.060
home care and i've been on unpaid leave now for a month and i had my grievance and i i i waived the
00:54:17.820
notice of liability in front of the zoo meeting and i said to my um manager who was on there the union
00:54:26.700
and the occupational health health and safety person that was making them that was doing the meeting i
00:54:33.500
said so are you going to be held liable if i take this this vaccine because you don't i said you
00:54:41.340
people don't know all the truth you're listening to one side well anyway they just they just threw it
00:54:49.740
in my face they didn't they were sitting there didn't know how to answer but basically they they
00:54:55.020
didn't back down so now my arbitration is supposed to come up at some point don't know when um so my
00:55:05.660
question is so it's not too late to serve them the notice of liability no it's not too late at all
00:55:12.460
and i just wanted to back up because i'm going to be answering questions in order monica i'm sorry i
00:55:16.700
hadn't quite gotten to you uh but i just want to finish with britney and so brit it was actually a
00:55:23.100
story it was actually a question for britney i didn't mean to interrupt oh okay yeah so all right
00:55:29.660
all right so we'll we'll incorporate that into what britney is saying then as well because britney
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is a health care worker she's one of the uh plaintiffs with action for canada one thing i just want to
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respond to uh what britney says is that what we recommend is that you have to send it registered mail
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so that you have proof of signature or via or in person and that you if you do it in person you
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have to record it now i know some of you are having a difficult time because how do you access them and
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so yeah it's coming down to hang on monica it's coming down to that some of you need to hire even a
00:56:04.780
process server they know how to get this done and this is so important to get them served and i want
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you to really hear what britney is saying and uh the other health care worker that we've been working
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with um she served the notice of liability to her manager and uh to the uh human uh human rights
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uh not sorry human rights the um uh who is it that shows up at a meeting with you
00:56:30.860
human resources labor relations officer okay so um the point is is that when she walked into this
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meeting she'd already served the notice of liability to her manager and the manager is
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saying look you got to take this right it's a monday she was going to be let go tuesday
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and she goes look i'm going to hold you personally liable for any loss of income i experienced because
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of this because of the decision you're making and the human re or sorry the the person yeah
00:56:59.420
human person said whoa whoa that's a conversation you need to have with the uh health officer and she
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goes no this is the person that's interfering with my right to work i'm i'm addressing this to exactly
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the right person the manager instantly shut the meeting down and she canceled all further appointments
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she had with other nurses that day it is very effective what we're doing because it's a scary
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thing to be held personally liable and and that she got lucky i did the same thing i got i'm mine's
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going to arbitration i'm a nurse too i did the same thing they don't care no well the point is just a
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second please don't interrupt sorry i hate to say that but we need to get uh the point across the
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point is is that this is one of the individuals that is uh already filing and laying a criminal
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charge so she is going to be able to say verbatim because she recorded the conversation she can easily
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go through and says look i advise them here i advise them now i advise them then that what they were
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doing was unlawful and that i would be seeking uh you know financial uh uh recourse on whatever they did
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now so that that was the other thing so when you're serving a notice of liability britney ended
00:58:11.580
up getting a response back for them so that can be officially filed and served i guess uh but sometimes
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it's not uh guaranteed that it's going to hold up in court so if at life if you can't if you're trying
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in every other way and this is a last means use it uh maybe do some i hate to say it that way but
00:58:32.140
some trickery in within the email please look at the following uh uh docket the attached the
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please look at the attachment and get back to me with your response something as simple as that put a
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read receipt on it and and hopefully you'll they'll click on that and you'll have some sort of evidence
00:58:48.220
but britney would you please come back on and uh finish what it was that you were saying um i was just
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trying to build the confidence of these lovely people that are actually fighting back and their
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employer i just wanted to give them my input of how it's gone so far with me and the fact that i have
00:59:05.900
not been terminated yet and i think it's just because i haven't given them like you need to give
00:59:10.380
me reasons behind this you can't just just say oh no where you haven't taken this injection goodbye
00:59:15.740
it's no i i want information please provide it and then i also send information um through my union
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book and it says you you cannot put me on unpaid leave of absence and up to the employee employee
00:59:30.300
to decide to take that leave of absence there is nowhere where it says they can put me on an
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unpaid leave of absence so i'm fighting that too with my um with my steward uh and again as soon as i
00:59:42.860
sent her all this information she just conveniently went on vacation so um i'm just i just want to keep
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everybody their spirits high like let's keep fighting this let's do it lawfully and um let's
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be a thorn in their butt because i'm not rolling over easily for these people i worked my butt off
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when i was there and i did everything i needed to and then the fact that you threw me to the side like
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that is just gross britney you're you're awesome britney thank you oh thank you thank you guys for being
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on this this is this is awesome i've been with action for canada for uh several months now and uh
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i'm i'm definitely seeing it grow it's lovely yeah it's tremendous and yeah thank you britney and i i
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love the part that she just said where she's challenging even the union saying nowhere in our
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contract does it say that i can be put on unpaid leave uh you know by the employer that's my choice
01:00:35.740
and it was funny because i was just reading the same thing yesterday so britney thank you i love
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that spirit of just challenging these individuals don't lay over and accept it we're even advising
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people that if they put you on unpaid leave show up record that you showed up for work and that
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you've done everything within your power within your power to stay employed all right thank you britney
01:00:57.820
krista oh hi tanya thank you for everything you do um i am i was uh put on unpaid leave i'm a
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healthcare worker um i'm a unit clerk and for fraser health and i was put on unpaid leave um october 26th
01:01:16.060
and i have now um i i actually had one meeting on november 10th with my manager hr and my shop steward
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they tricked me they actually um my manager told me it was going to be at the hospital and i actually
01:01:30.060
luckily the day before uh contacted hr and my manager i emailed all three of them and said are we still
01:01:36.700
meeting in the hospital and they um came back and um my hr actually emailed me and said oh did you not
01:01:44.380
get the invite well i was checking my email my work email every single day that i was on unpaid leave
01:01:50.380
and they did not send me an invite so um they were probably just hoping that i wouldn't show up
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but i so it was on microsoft teams i had to get my friend to train me on that so that i knew how to serve
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documents on that so i did that i served the notice of liability and it was very nerve-wracking
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this is nerve-wracking right now actually but um i'm proud of you um it so so they um i i got through
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uh serving my manager and telling her that i was holding her liable and i listened to the nurse that
01:02:28.380
you're talking about um i listened to what she said and i wrote all that down and i said the same
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thing she did um on the meeting um my manager's camera wouldn't work she wouldn't even she wouldn't
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even show her face i i i was so anyway um so i did that uh and and then they were yelling in the background
01:02:49.340
i recorded it all they were yelling the background no this isn't the place isn't sorry just back up
01:02:55.340
i before the notice of liability i asked um i put a whole question sheet on the meeting um all the
01:03:02.940
questions i needed answered in order to give informed consent they told me they could not answer any of
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that that they were um that i had to go to the cdc website that i needed to go to the websites to to
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find my information i said no i cannot i cannot then answer your question um i i cannot tell you give you
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an answer whether i'm um doing taking this vaccination um again it's not a vaccination but
01:03:30.540
uh so then i so then um they said no we can't answer those questions so then i served the notice
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of liability they after when i got through the second one i was serving the hr halfway through
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uh they all hung up even my shop steward they all hung up on me so um then i had it all on email with a
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read receipt so after they hung up i sent it all to them each one of them by email with the read receipt
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i got the receipt back my manager and hr answered my shop store didn't or like they they just the two
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of them read so since then i've had a termination uh meeting and i told them i was i needed my questions
01:04:14.300
answered they said um no we uh we can't answer those questions i said well uh sorry but i'm just
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like can you imagine that we can't answer your questions yeah no this it's this is and then they kept
01:04:29.820
asking me are you in are your intentions uh are you intending to get the vaccination i said and i just
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all i kept saying was i don't know i haven't made a decision because i haven't had my questions
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answered i cannot make informed consent unless i get these questions answered and i just and then
01:04:48.540
my human resources said she says we'll take that as a no then and i said well i didn't i said i guess
01:04:58.300
you have to do what you have to do but i i'm telling you that i don't know and i kept saying that
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that and um so then they and then they basically ended the call and told me i was terminated i have
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received my termination letter and now i i i just don't know what to do oh one more thing my manager
01:05:19.260
contacted me in the evening by text saying i you need to bring in your id and your key to the office
01:05:26.780
um i attached it to the additional letter um because the i gave them i gave her the additional
01:05:36.300
letter as well um previous um emailed it to her so i attached the hard copy to the key and my id
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and um put personal confidential so she would have had to open that letter it was given to her directly
01:05:52.220
so i know that she in order to um you know to get my id she had to actually literally unclip it
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to uh from that letter um so this would be the manager would be the person that you would be
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looking towards filing and laying criminal charges against them yes yes absolutely and i but i i just
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don't know where to go with this now um my my union has put in grievances for me um there's two
01:06:23.100
grievances on the unpaid leave and the termination uh i imagine that they're just going to drag their
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feet with this and it's going to take a long time i wrote out my whole defense and they have it and um
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and now i just have to sit here and wait but i don't know what to do i don't know who to go to
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to represent me um i don't personally don't have a lot of money to um hire a lawyer and i just i i
01:06:49.260
just don't know what to do right so one of the things that we want to let you know is the reason
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why action for canada you know we're always looking for strategies and ways to do this and
01:06:59.260
we understand especially when you're being put on unpaid leave and you have mortgages and all the rest
01:07:03.260
of it any bills to pay it's frightening and so filing the criminal charges doesn't cost you any
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money it may you know there may be 50 bucks or 100 bucks i i actually have to check with david what
01:07:15.260
that fee was but other than that it's it's going it has to be processed through the courts it goes
01:07:21.340
before the crown it's like if if you were witness to um a murder and you you ended up filing criminal
01:07:28.940
charges against somebody whatever the incident the case was it doesn't cost you anything to file
01:07:33.500
criminal charges and it is much fought much much quicker than filing civil claims so the lady that we
01:07:39.820
were working with she had filed like on a tuesday and they already gave her november 30th as a date
01:07:44.780
that it would be heard by a judge whether it was accepted and so it was on the 30th it went before
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the judge but they requested an adjournment because she wanted to get all of her details more in order
01:07:56.620
to make sure that she had a more solid case when the judge reviewed it so you are doing an amazing job
01:08:03.580
and again this is why i love having the conversation so that people can take note of what britney is doing
01:08:08.620
what krista is doing uh you come up with different ideas you're holding all of it every person that
01:08:14.780
i'm listening to right now is holding their ground and they are not just rolling over and accepting
01:08:19.260
what it is that their employer or the union is saying they're challenging them and you got to consider
01:08:26.300
your position in the last 21 months for many of you many of you may have known something was going on
01:08:33.660
that was wrong and you may have been questioning it maybe it started four months after the so-called
01:08:38.860
pandemic had started but i would think that some of you were beginning to think a year ago something
01:08:43.980
was wrong but you still kept working and doing your job and i might think that even there might have been
01:08:49.580
something morally or ethically that you saw that you didn't respond to because you were still working
01:08:55.740
and and this isn't a dig at anybody i want you to get psychologically behind what is going on and what
01:09:01.580
the government is doing so hundreds of thousands of businesses were being shut down and people were
01:09:06.700
losing their jobs our kids have been being abused for the last 21 months and even made you've been a part
01:09:13.180
of that putting the mask on because you didn't want confrontation our elderly have been isolated begging for
01:09:19.260
death and isn't it great that the government you know two years ago uh approved euthanasia and and so
01:09:25.820
it's been it's been bad for a while now who you're dealing with right now maybe the mentality of that person
01:09:34.700
might have been a teacher a year ago who couldn't stand seeing you know the masks on the kids but they
01:09:39.740
needed their job and this is what the government is counting on and again i'm not condemning anybody for it
01:09:45.900
that union rep and that highfalutin person that's sitting at interior health they know what they're
01:09:52.460
doing is wrong i think at this point they're pretty well educated this is wrong and they have a duty to
01:09:58.140
read the reports that you're sending them and understand people are dying and people are being harmed
01:10:04.300
but they still have a job but their job is going to be on the line at some point in the near future as well
01:10:11.100
so it is going to start to crumble even further and we saw that at they believe it was the european
01:10:19.180
union who had been silent for a year and i don't know if you've seen those videos from about a week
01:10:24.140
ago where all of a sudden they were being told to vaccinate and now they're really being public
01:10:30.460
saying how can you do this it's our duty to be standing up for people and ethically and morally right
01:10:37.420
and protecting their bodily autonomy and their universal rights etc etc and and so if i hope i'm
01:10:45.020
not going down a rabbit hole here by a year and a half ago april where i had asked people to start
01:10:51.980
rallying um i got emails i had a list of 53 000 people on my email i had people saying i hope you die and
01:11:00.860
get coveted right because they weren't awake or aware or they were fearful and they thought what a
01:11:06.460
horrible person i am in the middle of this pandemic to ask people to come out but it was because i knew
01:11:11.580
our rights were being stripped from us and we'd be where we are today so now thank god all of you have
01:11:18.780
your eyes open and you understand something much more sinister is happening and that collectively we are
01:11:25.420
rising in numbers and it is only then that we are going to be able to turn this around and so as much
01:11:32.860
as this may seem daunting and horrific and you're in very bad situations please see the glass half full
01:11:40.300
of this as well we need the 25 000 healthcare workers that walked off the job in um you know in october
01:11:50.140
to get it turned around that they are no longer being mandated to take the vaccine we need teams of you
01:11:56.540
doing the notices of liability towards school trustees in a province to make sure the trustees vote no
01:12:02.140
against mandating vaccines for teachers so i love that everybody is is showing up here and we're
01:12:07.900
being educated but we need to be active beyond just protecting our own rights here we need to make
01:12:15.980
sure if you're a parent that you're fighting for your kid and you're telling your school you're using
01:12:20.060
the notice of liability and saying my child will no longer wear a mask and don't you dare even think
01:12:25.100
to vaccinate them because they'll be suing you for everything that you have you personally not you you know
01:12:30.460
under your as a principal but you personally um this is how we're going to see this come undone i think
01:12:37.340
there's about 4 000 people that has uh joined this group in the last several weeks but it has to be a
01:12:44.300
hundred thousand are you willing to help me get the numbers up because there's 151 of the on this call i think
01:12:51.980
we're up to 168 um but when we consider the tens of thousands of canadians who are unemployed right
01:12:59.020
now i would anticipate this would be a thousand by next week 5 000 by the week after 10 000 we have
01:13:05.900
to grow up this group i want this group to be about strategy as well and helping to be a force in this
01:13:11.420
nation coming here and just talking about what we're individually going through is not going to change
01:13:16.940
it on a global scale but when i look what action for canada has done um you know in the last 21
01:13:23.580
months by persisting and being absolute relentless and getting the truth out there we now as we maybe
01:13:31.020
had 10 chapters in august we have over 120 and that's in 120 there was one i think i said that in ontario
01:13:40.220
now there's 32 chapters in three months and those chapters are absolutely dedicated to serving these
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notice of liability and rallying outside elected officials office making appointments with mayors
01:13:55.420
and city councils educating and turning this around and then we're going to vote these people out of
01:14:01.100
office for those who didn't stand up and there are mps and city councilors and mayors etc whatever
01:14:07.740
who are standing up and we got to also get behind them and let them know action for canada is here
01:14:12.220
for them and and so um yeah i just want to give high accolades uh you know to the person that was just
01:14:20.860
on for the position that they're taking that they're being relentless with their employer may this be an
01:14:25.660
example to everybody all right so i have a half hour left and i'm i'm committed to being here
01:14:33.100
if anybody has to leave then you know i i understand but please take it from my heart that
01:14:39.820
if a team at action for canada i was a one person show september a year ago after launching the legal
01:14:45.980
action on september 13 2026 people on my core team joined me and now we not only have so many on our core
01:14:54.380
team we have 10 000 volunteers that have joined action for canada just by signing up but that's not
01:15:02.060
including everybody who is in our chapters who's being pulled in and and so i'm saying we're a
01:15:07.820
force please make it your job to get people to join action for canada if you are able and you're not
01:15:13.980
unemployed right now the other way that you could help is by becoming a monthly donor five bucks a
01:15:19.260
month i figure if we all get five dollars a month then i can invest in all of these chapters i can invest
01:15:25.260
in the absolute people i need like my tech person and our accountant etc to make sure that action
01:15:31.020
for canada keeps running and that we are able because i look at it in the communities our
01:15:35.820
chapters are really key here to assisting each one of you that you tangibly we have people depressed
01:15:41.900
and i'm really concerned about them you need a community of people to be involved in and we're
01:15:47.500
asking these people as well if they can employ somebody i don't care if you're waiting tables and
01:15:51.820
i bet you don't care if you're waiting tables right now we need to take care of each other
01:15:55.740
all right and so that's why i'm just really pumping out the action for canada chapters
01:16:00.220
right now before anybody you know has to maybe uh sign off right now which respectfully i understand
01:16:12.380
hi um thank you to everybody um so i'm trying to help my husband um forward worker and um they do have
01:16:21.500
about 600 people uh i'm a little leery because um they are working with someone who's doing the
01:16:27.260
union notice and the worker notice or the employee i'm sorry nicole i missed that sorry who's who's got
01:16:33.900
600 uh my husband uh is that ford motor company okay and that's just the location my understanding is
01:16:40.780
the windsor location has a lot of people too um and he's getting harassed every day for his attestation
01:16:47.660
and um by jan january 3rd he'll um be on leave without pay which we know is illegal um uh there's
01:16:55.580
just a lot of so many different ways of going about this that i'm seeing so they had someone come
01:17:00.220
in and do a meeting and a lot of people have gone this way but they seem to be going the route of um
01:17:07.100
you know uh religious exemption and i did watch a previous action for canada one that said you know
01:17:12.620
don't ask for an exemption because they can just keep changing it and they talked about using i think
01:17:16.860
it was privacy as well as informed consent and then the genetic discrimination act um and i've
01:17:23.500
been looking through your stuff as well um i've also been trying to learn as much as i can about
01:17:28.620
common law so i'm a little nervous because you know the idea that the legal system is still under
01:17:34.220
the crown corporation of canada you know and then all the lawyers still work for the bar which is under
01:17:38.700
the crown corporation of canada and you know the difference between using the bill of rights
01:17:43.660
versus the charter of rights so i don't get into i don't get into all of that nicole i know i've
01:17:49.740
seen that being that's going around i laid it out for you simply here that the constitution is the
01:17:55.020
supreme law of canada and the charter is embedded in the constitution uh the bill of rights is is great
01:18:01.900
but in in this scenario i i refer to the bill of rights as well i don't know why you know people would
01:18:08.540
be saying oh you just got to use the bill of rights not the charter since it's embedded in the
01:18:12.300
constitution so i just want to clear that up for people uh because we need people to be
01:18:16.780
confidently you know standing on their rights per the constitution and the criminal code all right
01:18:23.660
as for exemptions religious exemptions somebody was on last week and asked me about that and they
01:18:28.380
had a chance of getting a religious exemption to continue working and i said look if if it's going
01:18:33.260
to come down between working or not and you can get an exemption get the exemption uh the experiencing
01:18:38.700
the experience that i'm having right now is that the government even though they're saying
01:18:42.620
exemptions will be seen nobody i know is being in bc anyways is being approved on exemption it's very
01:18:49.500
tyrannical what's going on yeah it's monica i used religious exemption i even had it notarized
01:18:55.900
and it didn't help yeah and i even sent i even sent my workplace the human rights and the constitution
01:19:04.860
and that paper that i got um i copied it off um that canada doesn't have a vaccine mandate and nothing
01:19:14.940
helped nothing helped they're they're just they're just right yeah and this is why this is the particular
01:19:21.580
reason why we're saying this isn't going to be an automatic fix but we want you when the time comes
01:19:27.340
we really want you prepared with all the evidence and the information you can and that you went above
01:19:33.260
and beyond to make sure that whoever was violating and infringing on your rights knew
01:19:38.540
beyond a shadow of a doubt and that's why where the criminal charges uh the judge should rule and
01:19:43.900
be more compelled to lay those charges and agree with you okay nicole sorry for that carry on
01:19:48.140
that's okay can i can i just come in and ask about like if i'm the spouse and i'm witnessing
01:19:53.020
the harassment that my husband's going through and the undue stress that he's going through can i
01:19:57.820
like also give them a notice of liability or and or charge them criminally oh is your husband willing
01:20:04.860
to take these actions he is like very very nervous he's not like he's the lover i'm the fighter like
01:20:11.420
you know what i mean if i could do this for him and dress up like him i would do it but i can't and um
01:20:16.620
can you can you help to prepare the information from him because i mean it would be like me being
01:20:22.380
you know sexually assaulted and somebody else laying the charges for me i i that would be a question for
01:20:27.980
david i honestly i can't answer that uh but if you can make it as easy as possible for him because i know
01:20:34.620
i i understand like i i was never you know a real person interested in legalities and all of this but
01:20:41.740
because i've immersed myself in it uh i can speak quite fluently on it but it can be quite intimidating
01:20:48.220
so i understand where you're his if it's not a propensity that he's something that he's drawn to
01:20:52.700
it makes it much more difficult so find somebody in your life that can help simplify this and and uh proceed
01:21:00.060
with it it's important okay thank you so much okay thank you okay monica you're on
01:21:05.100
you're on yeah okay so sorry i'm still i'm eating supper too at the same time all right what's your
01:21:16.460
question monica um so as i mentioned i did everything um i i i read out the notice of liability
01:21:25.980
during my grievance i sent them the human rights and the constitution and nothing helped and now
01:21:34.060
um i just got yesterday by purulator uh that they're extending my termination date of termination
01:21:43.420
to next week if um and i still have time to get vaccinated and i'm thinking really like okay so
01:21:52.700
i'm sorry what line of work you're in you don't have to tell me oh i'm a nurse i'm a nurse okay so
01:21:57.100
isn't it interesting that they've extended your termination but you said that you've served them right
01:22:02.060
yeah well yeah i read them the notice of liability i didn't actually serve them but i'm thinking now
01:22:09.900
at this point if it's not too late i will serve them except um i don't know how sorry that can i just
01:22:18.460
ask you when you say you read them the notice of liability did they sit there and you read the whole
01:22:22.700
notice of liability to them i read the highlighted paragraph that they will be held liable if if anything
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happens to me they will be held liable and i will hold them liable okay this is beautiful right because
01:22:37.100
you recorded it you have them on recording doing this no i didn't record i wasn't sure if i could
01:22:44.140
record my grievance everything you can record make sure everyone when criminal action is taking place
01:22:52.460
you 100 even if you have signed some sort of privacy agreement if it's criminally related you
01:22:58.540
have a absolute duty actually and a right to record everything don't go and put it on social media then
01:23:06.220
you'll get in trouble it's only for the purpose as evidence now when i've had a conversation with
01:23:12.620
somebody and i didn't record it or it came unexpectedly then i would go back to an email and say look
01:23:19.340
you know thank you for meeting with me i just want to clarify some of the conversation and then in
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bullet point put you know you talked about my termination you talked about this i responded by
01:23:32.860
reading to you and then uh and then copy and paste the sections into the email and say i read the following to
01:23:41.020
you and um you know in follow-up you have now uh extended my termination my position does not change
01:23:52.540
and then work to get them properly served and you could even in this instance please see the uh the
01:24:01.340
attachment and make sure you sign it attach both letters that we've discussed the notice of liability
01:24:06.540
other one okay and get back to me okay please add something for you tanya please do not tell them
01:24:15.340
you're recording do you know people that have said before the meeting that they told they were going
01:24:19.900
to record them and then they've totally um taken off the meeting so do not tell them it is our right
01:24:26.460
if we are involved in the conversation it's a one-party consent in canada you can record
01:24:31.660
anything you're involved with so that is that's just something i had to add because some people
01:24:36.460
didn't record it or they told them they were recording it and then the meeting was stopped like
01:24:41.900
yeah we we gotta we they're not our friends they are not our friends i yeah and i see lynn martell has
01:24:47.980
put something during my termination notice they told me i had to keep everything uh transpired
01:24:53.740
oh my page just changed private and could not discuss with anyone garbage i mean that's like if
01:24:58.780
somebody's gonna say this is where lynn i would uh uh respond to them saying if i was being sexually
01:25:05.100
assaulted or physically abused i said you know compare it to that as we've had it in the conversation
01:25:12.380
here i would respond to them and saying i am being abused at this point what you're doing is unlawful
01:25:18.940
and there's no way i'm going to keep this private and confidential and i don't have
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i tanya i did during the meeting i told them there was no way i was keeping any of that meeting
01:25:29.900
confidential and they just all just um silence like for minutes just silence because they didn't know
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what to do and then they just carried on okay i i am feeling so much hope today i really am because
01:25:43.500
what's happening is they're blinking they're showing that what we're doing is effective and to those of you
01:25:50.220
i hope for you those of you who say well i'm a little shyer or you know i don't like confrontation
01:25:55.580
you got to set all that aside you got to be bold and courageous like a lion can you imagine a lion
01:26:01.180
coming at you you know what we got them and you know roots and you know what i told my employer also
01:26:08.700
during the grievance meeting i told them that they are a company that's been around for ages it's actually
01:26:16.220
veal when they've been around since um who knows when 1800 and um i said now you don't have to take
01:26:25.180
the stand and i said and how much is the government paying you to do this you're getting paid you must
01:26:31.580
be getting paid something from the the government and i said where are you valuing your employees you
01:26:38.460
should stand up for your employees you don't have to take this route and by the and you know what i said
01:26:45.340
you offered the third choice of a human rights exemption and a medical exemption and i said
01:26:52.380
you're not honoring your own policy because they did offer us a third option and they're not honoring
01:26:58.460
it that's perfect monica that's well done i love it this is good conversation that we're having i know
01:27:05.980
leanne was putting in the chat as well that before a teleconference they said you can't record
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just like britney said britney thank you for adding that don't tell them just do it uh this is evidence
01:27:16.780
what they're doing is criminal and we're not going to allow them to get away with that okay um anic do
01:27:22.220
you want to come on and uh let's get a couple more questions done hi tanya can you hear me now i can
01:27:30.460
thank you okay great thank you i'll try to make this quick i work for canada post um throughout uh and from
01:27:37.660
march 2020 till i guess uh late october there has never been anything put in place aside from people
01:27:46.140
who work on the field i am an office worker so i've been working from home all throughout this time
01:27:52.860
never had to go back to work for whatever reason and all of a sudden we get a notice that we need to
01:27:59.900
provide proof of vaccination and not only that we also need to be double vaxxed so i did not comply
01:28:08.940
and i was put on leave of absence or leave without pay as of november 26th i have yet to receive any
01:28:16.220
formal letter or anything about it um so monday this week i reached out to my manager and i said
01:28:23.500
what's going on he said i've been advised to tell you you are not to log in as you are not in compliance
01:28:30.140
with our mandate so i'm like okay um and he said that i would get a letter in the mail that day
01:28:36.300
so today i reached out i said i have not yet received the letter and he checked with hr he
01:28:43.020
said the letter has been sent you should receive it if not um already received so so i would make sure in
01:28:53.900
your communication saying i do not um i do not uh agree with my oh i've sent them i i've reached
01:29:02.380
out to my manager a few weeks ago i sent them the notice of a liability he replied to me saying
01:29:09.420
i needed to reach out to canada post created this uh generic email for questions regarding this
01:29:15.740
bullshit so he said to reach out to that email which i did and they came back with whatever
01:29:22.620
the same bs again they've been telling us for 20 months now yeah um and then i reached out to my
01:29:31.100
union rep um because he told me i had to reach out to my manager first and then when i sent an email to
01:29:40.060
the union with the notice of a liability for them um i copied the all the uh people above him
01:29:49.500
and my email got rejected saying my email address was blocked so there's no doubt yeah
01:29:58.540
have you served them the notice of liability uh via registered mail
01:30:02.380
no i that's where i'm at right now i don't know um i still have access to um the canada post system
01:30:10.940
um my work status everything i can find my manager's address so who do i serve the union or my manager
01:30:20.300
okay you serve both you serve the manager when you say that you can find his address is that his home
01:30:26.300
address yes perfect okay then yes yep send them uh registered mail and then also send whoever you're
01:30:34.140
dealing with that the union one as well you see they're watching us very closely here at action for
01:30:39.740
canada and they know what our agenda is and and so the word is getting out and this is not a gambling
01:30:47.660
nation the people in here are in canada are honestly to goodness we've seen it they're so wimpy they
01:30:53.420
don't like confrontation can you imagine now they're being faced with criminal charges they
01:30:57.660
have to make a decision they are obliged to uphold the law and to respect your human rights so you're
01:31:02.940
doing an amazing job uh yes uh even if you had access to the mail room who has access to your boss or
01:31:10.140
whomever do whatever you need to do to get this served into their hands you can even show up you can
01:31:16.300
even show up at their house if you wanted to sit in the car have a friend go in and just knock on
01:31:22.540
the door and ask for him and then serve him personally it is not against the law to do this
01:31:27.980
if they ended up uh filing with the police which happened to one parent who had served um an
01:31:33.980
individual was inoculating not inoculating giving the kids the jab at school and she ended up getting
01:31:40.060
the lady's name and then she found an address thinking it was work but it was her home address
01:31:45.020
and this lady called the police saying that she was being threatened and so the police came and spoke to
01:31:50.460
the woman saying no it's completely lawful for me to serve someone you can you can look up local like
01:31:57.900
how to serve someone on the internet and it will show you step by step how to do that and serving
01:32:03.100
somebody at their home address is not against the law it's intimidating to them but it's not against
01:32:09.020
the law so i serve my manager and my union rep or whoever i can find an address for the union
01:32:17.420
union because i don't i don't know my union reps um like home address no but you know their address at
01:32:24.460
work right uh well they have an address on their website it's p sac so they have like do i send it
01:32:31.340
to their like my chapters uh address that i find on the website yes with his name on on the outside
01:32:39.260
sometimes it's even an idea if you're you can go to the location and you can gain access to the
01:32:46.140
secretary okay and you'll say i need to see uh say whoever say it's john smith say i need to see john
01:32:54.060
and they'll say well john's not available you have your recorder on you don't have to be super obvious
01:32:58.620
about it but have your recorder on and say well i have information here that i need served to john
01:33:04.540
and uh you know um will you ensure or you say i have mail for him and will you ensure that he gets
01:33:11.260
this letter and the secretary of course will say yes because that's her job to do that and then that's
01:33:17.580
considered sir but it would be best if he could come out for a moment okay and what exactly do i serve
01:33:26.140
the notice of liability again the union notice of liability with the additional letter
01:33:31.020
to your manager the employer notice of liability with the letter and what's the letter what do you
01:33:40.380
mean by the letter the extra resource letter that's provided on the workers unite page it says union notice
01:33:45.980
of liability uh employer notice of liability and then it goes additional resource letter uh sheila can
01:33:53.020
pop that back into the chat i want everybody to appreciate sheila very much i'm i mean i'm up here
01:33:59.500
answering questions but she's loading up the chat with all of this information trying to make sure
01:34:03.980
that you guys you know get what you need i know that you're in a lineup here for a question as well
01:34:08.700
all right um okay anique i'm going to go on to the next question we're going to want updates from
01:34:13.820
everybody all right i'm going to do two more questions because i have to get into my next meeting so
01:34:19.020
jenny and then actually sheila hi tanya hi hi so i'm back again this week i was on this call last week
01:34:28.460
with you yes uh yeah thank you so much for doing this so my situation uh is quite similar to krista
01:34:36.220
because i'm also with fraser health yes so she was just sharing about you know yeah i think i have
01:34:42.940
very similar experience as krista but what's slightly different was um okay my situation when i had my
01:34:51.180
uh meeting on after october 26 uh was with the manager but the manager left fraser health at the
01:35:00.940
end of the month in october so she left and then so for my second meeting was a termination meeting
01:35:08.140
that was with a supervisor that was sitting in as a manager because they couldn't find one to replace
01:35:15.420
and manager so it was a supervisor but the same human resources person was there for both meetings
01:35:21.980
so i i've served uh i've served i i didn't serve my manager because she was leaving so i actually didn't
01:35:30.620
serve her i thought well you know how am i going to find her after she leaves for the help so i actually
01:35:35.820
didn't serve my manager but i served the hr person and i serve all the higher ups in fraser health the human
01:35:43.180
resources those assistants who sent me the email regarding the notices for me to get the shot the hr
01:35:53.580
manager i think he's a vp at fraser health and also i serve victoria lee um and a couple others that's
01:36:04.300
like vps and higher up people right so uh i served the higher up people by register mail but i noticed that
01:36:11.820
first victoria lee did not pick up her register mail even now it's been over a month but the other
01:36:18.140
people the register mail was delivered so i don't know why she except for victoria lee is she the one
01:36:26.060
that's on leave or that has a ceo she's a ceo of phaser health yeah she's not doing it because she's
01:36:31.820
probably received uh several of them and decided not to uh get any more registered mail uh but what can i do
01:36:39.340
if she doesn't pick it up if you know if you know where she works then um i would recommend
01:36:46.780
being there at uh closing hour and as she's walking to her car you can go over to her and you know what
01:36:54.780
she looks like you know who she is yeah yeah i've seen her photo yeah right so you would just walk
01:36:59.660
over to her and say you know you're not responding uh unlawfully terminated my employment or put me on
01:37:06.940
unpaid leave and you are officially served and hand her the letter and she refuses to take it
01:37:12.460
you drop it and you say you are officially served and i'll be holding you personally liable and then
01:37:17.420
you walk away okay so uh this is one issue then another issue was um in terms of so i haven't gone
01:37:26.460
around to serve that supervisor who's sitting in for the manager yet uh but i guess i should still serve
01:37:32.860
her because she took part in the termination meeting right yes i should still serve her the
01:37:37.820
initial notice of liability or should i serve her both the the follow-up letter as well as the
01:37:45.660
both right i like what joy has said here i don't often i can't read all the chat but i catch some
01:37:51.980
things and she said that action for canada already served victoria lee a notice of liability okay and i
01:37:58.460
would believe that i would still do it if you can if you can manage to do it i would still uh endeavor
01:38:03.820
to do it because we have teams of people who are very committed in provincially right and this is why
01:38:09.260
i was saying to all of you earlier please get involved with a chapter because then i am in the i
01:38:15.100
am in the tri-cities yeah awesome and so then we can assist you if we can bring the rain i say right uh
01:38:22.860
there was a parent that was going to go to a school board trustee meeting the other day
01:38:26.780
and uh she felt very alone and i said are you kidding me i i knew the chapters that were
01:38:31.420
involved and we got her set up and it's going to be fabulous and this is the kind of backlash that
01:38:36.380
elected officials need they've had it way too comfortable they're receiving a paycheck safely
01:38:41.180
every month and uh you know they like it easy they're there for the paycheck and they really don't
01:38:45.980
care a whole lot about what's happening so now my my my question comes to to the union right so i
01:38:52.620
realize my union's shop steward and the union rep i'm getting the feeling that i'm being played by
01:39:00.700
them i think they're doing like a good cop bad cop kind of thing yeah so i'm going to i don't mean to
01:39:06.300
interrupt you but i've already what i want to instruct people to do is go to the october 13th and power
01:39:12.540
hour october 27th and then last week's november the one where i had david lindsey on i answer all of
01:39:19.340
these questions so many times and it's all the same yes if you've been so what i found if i do go
01:39:27.580
to the criminal charges i just want to make sure should i still go through the union grievance
01:39:33.580
process or should i just forget about that's what we were saying that's what we were saying earlier i
01:39:39.100
mean you can or can't um some people are covering all their bases and doing it the criminal charges
01:39:44.780
aren't going to have anything to do with the union i don't really think because it's criminal charges
01:39:50.060
it's not employment yeah because i but yeah yeah but i saw this you know they pre-filled the grievance
01:39:57.180
form for me citing article nine on the collective agreement and article nine was just like uh was just
01:40:06.300
saying that i have a right to file a grievance that was essentially that was the reason for the for
01:40:13.660
filing the grievance so that was what they cited so i thought well i i already pointed out to them
01:40:20.220
all the laws that the employer has broken and how our collective agreement also doesn't have
01:40:27.100
anything regarding unpaid leave initiated by the employer but none of that is on the grievance form
01:40:34.060
and i talked to my shop store they said why isn't anything else on there or can i fill or can i provide
01:40:39.500
extra information and then he said the instruction that he got was that i just fill out my name
01:40:45.980
signed it and return it back to them as it is so it's already pre-filled yeah i i'm not quite sure
01:40:53.900
when it comes to the grievances it's not something that i specialize in and you know if you're in the
01:40:58.700
health care system like britney already said there was a section in there that said that and and i just
01:41:05.100
read it and it was from another province that you cannot put someone on unpaid leave right it is up
01:41:11.260
to them to make that decision so do take that and challenge your union with it and just keep challenging
01:41:17.340
them as for the rest of it i really i don't want to answer it because i can't give you an absolute
01:41:22.380
answer okay all right okay so but in my criminal uh file who should i go after like should i go after
01:41:33.740
to the next question jenny but again i've covered that here i mean if it was your manager i would
01:41:39.820
yeah if it's your manager that has the directly that is the one that is saying this go after your
01:41:45.740
manager get her name get everything that filed against her and what about the hr person if the
01:41:52.380
hr person a hundred percent is behind this then i would name the hr person and remember it's not going
01:41:58.780
to be an hr person it's going to be as them as a citizen okay okay okay thank you sorry i don't want
01:42:06.380
to pretend that i have answers you guys should i find multiple you do what several people no i
01:42:15.740
wouldn't go crazy over it but you i would pick your if it were me i think i would put your manager and
01:42:21.180
your hr person pick the low-hanging fruit uh because once they have a responsibility and once they start
01:42:28.300
saying you know i'm not going to go ahead with this then it's going to have to go up to the next level
01:42:33.500
and and i have a feeling they are passing the liability buck because they know what they're
01:42:39.020
asking and and um mandating is unlawful and illegal but somehow whether being bribed whether
01:42:45.500
they're paid whether they're being threatened whatever is compelling them to do this to their
01:42:50.060
fellow canadians is beyond me it's reprehensible and they need to go go to jail and we're going to
01:42:55.660
start with the low-hanging fruit and we'll work our way up whoever is most directly interfering
01:43:01.580
with your right to work let's go after them and let's try to shut this down we i have no crystal
01:43:06.940
ball as to how this is going to work it's unprecedented and i just think it's a good
01:43:11.180
strategy and a plan and we're going to do our best to unfold this and it takes brave people like you
01:43:16.380
to agree and to say i can't sit back and do nothing i look at all those hundreds of thousands of
01:43:21.900
businesses who didn't fight a year ago we we were asking them you don't have to close down here's all
01:43:28.140
your rights we were giving them resources and they closed their doors and and they had just had the
01:43:33.900
fight that you guys have in them today uh we wouldn't be i think it would have shut down a long
01:43:38.540
time ago so what you are doing for your country is going to go down in history i just want you to know
01:43:46.140
that i'm not taking this lightly and action for canada can't do what we're doing without you brave
01:43:52.380
people on the front lines with us now here with us okay okay thank you i want i'm going to keep
01:43:58.620
wanting updates from you all right all right sheila will be my last um the last question because i
01:44:04.220
literally i'm going to be right for my core team meeting and uh i would love in the chat and i'm not
01:44:09.900
doing this for accolades or anything else i would open if you put the chat in because sheila always reads
01:44:14.940
the chat if there's something that i could improve on in these meetings please let me know sorry that's
01:44:20.300
my dog she wants to walk she says that's whining um if there's something that i could improve upon
01:44:25.660
please let me know uh what it is that i could do if this is uh really good and you're gaining
01:44:31.420
confidence and it's beneficial to you please let me know in the chat as well what i'll try to do is
01:44:37.340
take this meeting and post it on the workers unite page that if there was somebody you said man i wish they
01:44:42.140
were here today uh then they can go back and they can review that uh it would probably take me a week to
01:44:48.140
get it up on the page but if i was going to put it anywhere it will be on the workers unite page
01:44:53.020
okay so sheila were you going to ask your question yeah so these are actually from the chat so um one
01:44:59.020
is it's very quick um i am put on leave without pay or if i am put on leave without pay i will lose my
01:45:07.180
home so i plan to submit a letter for retirement can i still serve that the notice of liability and if
01:45:13.740
so do i do it before or after i submit my letter i want to make sure that you get your uh retirement
01:45:22.700
people are crazy right now and so one thing i would say as i'm doing this under duress
01:45:28.380
i would 100 say that i cannot take an experimental injection that i understand is in the trial that is
01:45:36.300
is in the trial phase and that uh many reports are coming out that is causing severe injury permanent
01:45:43.180
injury and even death and i feel coerced and extorted into making this decision
01:45:50.860
and file that and then once you're done asking for it for that and maybe you've got a letter of
01:45:57.820
approval send them the notice of liability i just want to make sure that you get your pension
01:46:03.660
okay thank you and then one last question should i serve my union even when we have an arbitration
01:46:11.740
date 100 serve them uh with our experience with the unions uh i don't care what they appear to be
01:46:19.580
doing for you uh in my experience of what i'm witnessing with many others is they're not coming through
01:46:25.980
and they're not fighting hard and so we want them to know going into that arbitration they better fight
01:46:32.060
hard and so i would also provide them the lily sorry i would also provide them the uh rebel news report
01:46:41.580
and let them know that you are 100 relying on them that they uphold their contractual agreement
01:46:49.420
or otherwise they're in breach of it and you're going to hold them personally liable i think that's
01:46:53.660
you need to use strong language all right and that's it barb i wish you could walk my dog as well
01:47:05.660
poor lily border collie healer you can just imagine me doing this all day we have our midnight walks
01:47:11.740
it's all good anyways all right sheila thank you for that kathy and ruby i'm sorry that i
01:47:16.700
couldn't answer your question let's try to remember kathy and ruby next week that you'd be first in line
01:47:21.580
i'm going to be here next week at two o'clock as well i would love it if a couple of you could could
01:47:27.980
be the leaders of this uh meeting i i will show up here for every meeting but i need somebody who can
01:47:36.540
write the email to them like i did yesterday saying hey here's an update on um you know the uh the
01:47:42.780
workshop and that we're going to have another workshop uh you know walking people through the steps
01:47:48.460
maybe whatever uh ever update that we have i i find it extremely daunting uh i want to be
01:47:55.980
writing a notice a non-consent for children to sign saying i do not consent to the vaccine so that
01:48:02.860
single parents have something uh that they can provide their children if the government figures at
01:48:08.380
five years old they can consent to vaccine then they can consent not to one and so there's many many
01:48:14.620
things that i could be working on but i just see that these meetings are vital uh britney is amazing
01:48:21.100
as you can see she knows action for canada so well and pretty much could answer all of the questions
01:48:26.300
equally to myself i think that uh she's very much capable in getting to that point but britney's also
01:48:32.540
head of a chapter and working hard so if there is a couple of you who could say yes tanya i'd be willing to
01:48:39.420
be involved in in this core team i have also somebody has given me a lead on the chapter leader
01:48:47.100
or sorry not the chapter leader the person who launched the action of having the 25 000 health
01:48:52.540
care workers walk off the job and i've been wanting to talk to that people to say hey could you get those
01:48:57.900
25 health care workers to join action for canada and the next time we walk out nationwide we'll have
01:49:04.140
it provincially i mean we need massive amounts of people and i need specific people through the week
01:49:11.100
going into social media seeing where people are complaining that they've lost their job hey come
01:49:17.020
to action for canada if there's other groups that are out there they don't have the resources that
01:49:22.700
we're giving to these employees and we need these employees we being willing to take legal action we want
01:49:29.020
to save these employees jobs we want them reinstated and we want to see if we can help them get their
01:49:36.780
the finances that they've lost uh reimbursed to them somehow tanya so you're asking for administrative
01:49:43.260
help is that what you're asking for i'm asking you need help administratively i'm asking for people to
01:49:49.900
volunteer their time to expand this campaign commit to getting out there and getting people to join the
01:49:57.820
workers unite action for canada campaign and then i am asking if somebody like there's a zoom meeting
01:50:05.580
that we have which okay so i have to come on in advance make sure i'm signed on and then welcome
01:50:10.620
all of you in with sheila and so i'd love somebody who could send our gal jenny here's the letter for the
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week to our workers unite group we're going to be having an upcoming um workshop please make sure that
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everybody on the workers unite group which is about 4 000 of you but i want to see it 10 20 000 of you
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and then you would send that email out and then you would show up and make sure that everybody was
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engaged and invited into the meeting and if i'm a few minutes behind on another meeting or document
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i pop in you guys are here and i don't have to worry about being late
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so is that something barbara did that you think you could help with well right now i joined the calgary
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chapter and so i know i i extended my administrative abilities to um kim with um with the calgary chapter
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but i once i settle on what that actually represents i'll reach out to you yeah absolutely okay it won't
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take a lot of your time i know i know just so everybody knows the the key to this group right
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now is yes to education and the key is letting people know about the amazing resources we have
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and and yes if you've been fired already but serve the notice of liability we want to try to put people
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in a good possession position to protect themselves but unless they if they end up joining another group
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they're going to lose out on on the possible best thing that they could do to get reinstated down
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the road when all of this starts to unravel so my heart is not that i want numbers on here for tanya
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i want numbers on here so that these employees who are suffering great loss right now have uh the
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direction that is tangible and effective and and i think that will serve them best and so we need
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people recruiting them telling everyone possible about action for canada this workers unite group
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and the sooner we get a hundred thousand people on here the sooner you guys are possibly going
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going to get your jobs back and the reason is look at what the nurses did or the um the people did in
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quebec it is about numbers okay and so that's my call out at the end of this meeting is i just want to see
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this group expand like crazy so we put a stop to this all right i think that's it for me i care about
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you guys all so much from the bottom of my heart if you're if you're struggling please reach out to
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action for canada to one of our chapters be bold and let them know that you're struggling um even
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if you popped it in here i know that sheila meticulously goes through all of the notes that
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we receive in the chat and uh we have amazing people and we want to be able to support one another
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through this in the best possible way so please make sure you come next week and ask a few more
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people and uh just bless you and hang in there all right thank you so much thank you tanya you're
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amazing thank you thank you thank you thank you tanya thank you tanya for your endless effort thank you
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thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you all right bless you i'm gonna sign off here