Dominion Society of Canada - August 22, 2025


How are we going to create change？


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1 minute

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Word Count

318

Sentence Count

15


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In this episode, I sit down with the founders of and to talk about their plans for immigration reform in Canada. They talk about how they came to be, what their goals are, and what they plan to do in the future.

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00:00:00.000 Daniel, what kind of activism are you guys going to be doing? Are you going to be lobbying
00:00:02.980 politicians? Is that because, you know, the only way to actually get change is to put on
00:00:08.140 the pressure, you put the pressure on to these guys, whether it's provincial or federal,
00:00:12.240 and eventually they capitulate if you get enough people behind you, right?
00:00:16.020 Yeah, so we're kind of taking things from a bottom up approach as well as a top down approach. So
00:00:19.920 we want to increase our numbers, that gives us power, because at the end of the day,
00:00:24.180 politicians want to be able to get easy votes. And if I have a million plus people on my side,
00:00:29.600 then they're going to take what I say very, very seriously.
00:00:31.980 We want to build out a large organization with a broad base of supporters.
00:00:35.660 As well, we do have a coherent rate remigration plan.
00:00:39.840 We want to build this out into a series of kind of more professional white papers.
00:00:43.280 Right now, they're just kind of summaries on our website,
00:00:45.140 but we're going to flesh them out into more professional white papers
00:00:47.300 so that we can provide them directly to politicians, parties, governments.
00:00:50.580 So as our ideas get more popular, and they're already very popular,
00:00:53.900 according to opinion polls, the large majority want less to no immigration.
00:00:57.460 almost a majority are calling for things like mass deportation.
00:01:00.020 So there is a lot of public support for our ideas.
00:01:02.560 We want to ID those voters and make them more politically active.
00:01:06.200 And as the politicians realize that this is the only way forward,
00:01:09.300 we'll be there ready with our ideas, with our white papers saying, here you go.
00:01:13.240 Maybe they won't take all of our ideas.
00:01:14.600 Maybe they'll pick and choose, but we'll give them those starting points.
00:01:16.900 So we have a top-down approach and a bottom-up approach.