Stand on Guard with David Krayden - November 03, 2024


C-293 is a Globalist Invasion of Canada: Deep Dive into this Dangerous Bill | Stand on Guard


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42 minutes

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160.0941

Word Count

6,873

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524

Misogynist Sentences

3

Hate Speech Sentences

6


Summary

Bill C-293 has become one of the most popular issues in Canada right now, and we're here to talk about it. In this episode, we're joined by Dr. Camille L. Shaikh and Lisa M. Myron, an expert on the bill from a legal perspective.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Welcome to another episode of Stand on Guard. I'm your host, David Creighton, and I'm really,
00:00:07.800 really happy to be continuing to talk about Bill C-293 today. It's been one of our most
00:00:13.220 popular issues. And today we have Camille L. Shaikh back, my friend, Million Person March.
00:00:20.320 He's also interested in this bill. And along with Camille, we have Lisa Myron, who is an expert on
00:00:26.160 this bill from a legal perspective. And when we come back, we'll be discussing what this bill means.
00:00:32.040 So we are in a very precarious position in this country.
00:00:36.280 We need political change, but we also need to resolve to resist.
00:00:40.840 Yes, please like the station, like the program, tell your friends and family that we're here.
00:01:00.760 We get suppressed by YouTube because we talk about issues that matter. We talk about policy. We're not
00:01:06.540 just here to insult the prime minister every day. Seems if you do that, you get high ratings.
00:01:12.900 That's hard. That's hard not to do, David.
00:01:16.980 That's hard not to do is right, Camille. But I want to get right into it here because we've done a
00:01:21.680 couple of shows on this. I want to let you both know that I had a Saskatchewan farmer on after I
00:01:27.760 did a show just talking about this bill. And it amazes me that it got this far. It's second reading
00:01:34.200 now in the Senate. We're poised to see this thing actually pass unless we get more pushback.
00:01:42.180 The amazes me that it's gotten this far. It's a private member's bill. Let's remember that.
00:01:46.560 This is not even government legislation per se, even though the member of parliament who introduced
00:01:52.260 it is a liberal backbencher. This is Nate Erskine Smith, which I always joke sounds like a name from
00:01:58.900 an English drawing room comedy, but there's nothing funny about this bill. And it is extremely dangerous.
00:02:07.640 So we'll put up the bill again. So everybody, this is it. C-293. Private member's bill. It's up there.
00:02:18.440 And I want to go back just for a minute to the food professor's remarks about this because I found
00:02:24.640 this fascinating because when I read the bill, you know, I said, I said basically the same thing.
00:02:29.760 This is, this is unmitigated state control of the economy. And of course, about foodstuffs,
00:02:42.440 largely meat, it's going to affect whether we can eat meat or not, whether we can pack meat or not,
00:02:46.920 whether we can raise meat or not. And that's the emphasis I had when I talked about this bill.
00:02:52.240 And that's what the food professor largely went on. And I said, this is a very dangerous bill because
00:02:57.420 it prepares for the next pandemic, which of course can come at any time. The government says we're in
00:03:03.600 a pandemic. They tried it this year. They, they, they mused about, about avian flu. They mused about
00:03:11.420 monkeypox. Nobody's buying it though, of course, because they're just sick and tired of these,
00:03:16.760 of these crises. Can you go back to that bit, to that provision? Yeah, go right ahead.
00:03:21.600 Yeah. Okay. So we have focused on the agricultural component and a lot of people are really up in arms
00:03:28.280 about it and keep that attitude. This is not a bill we can edit, but let's look at this. Did you
00:03:34.720 notice also, in addition to the minister of agriculture and agri-food, that there's the
00:03:40.460 minister of industry? Okay. So that's manufacturing. Okay. Let's, let's pause and examine that component.
00:03:47.420 Okay. We want to keep giving people stuff to get upset about. You write your senators,
00:03:53.100 you write your Daniel Smith, your Scott Mose, your Doug Ford. Okay. Let's go to II. Reduce commercial
00:04:00.480 activities that can contribute to pandemic risk. And then there's that comma. Let's go, you know,
00:04:06.360 make sure you put that back up, including animal agriculture. So including is the nudging that it's
00:04:13.100 only about animal agriculture. It's already big enough that it's animal agriculture, but they get
00:04:21.740 to reduce anything that's a commercial activity, right? Read it. Commercial activity that can
00:04:28.340 contribute, that they say, right? Not objectively, that they say can contribute to pandemic risk.
00:04:33.540 So your cars, right? Oh, any kind. This is a mandatory degrowth everywhere that you look.
00:04:40.160 But so it's in addition to your animal agriculture, include, you know, comma, including means everything
00:04:46.180 before is also up for grabs, right? And so this is their, I'm going to be in charge of the economy.
00:04:53.840 They get to promote commercial activities that can help reduce pandemic risk. So that's your
00:04:59.880 mandatory EVs or anything else, mandatory, you know, intermittent solar arrays for your power.
00:05:09.560 So it could be anything. And so this is also a massive part of this provision that is not often
00:05:17.240 discussed, David. Like you've got here that they're going to take the ministry of industry and they get
00:05:25.960 to own the economy that way too. And they get to dictate what we get to buy, what gets produced,
00:05:32.760 what industries fall. And if Daniel Smith hasn't considered this for oil and gas, and if Alberta
00:05:40.860 hasn't considered this for oil and gas, right, then this is, this is really, really big. So it's your next
00:05:49.880 big provision to focus on. I could give you a provision a week that we write about, and this
00:05:57.240 is your provision on, you know, jigging that economy, however they want, and owning everything
00:06:05.680 that the ministry of industry could, could possibly take part in. So that's another biggie.
00:06:11.360 Well, what I found interesting about your analysis, Lisa, when I listened to your interview
00:06:15.300 the other day was that you've taken this really and incorporated what they're doing here with the
00:06:21.900 larger globalist agenda. And this is a World Health Organization mandate, international health
00:06:28.240 regulations. Most Canadians aren't even aware that we've signed on to this. And of course, last spring,
00:06:35.580 you might recall, there was a huge buzz about Canada not signing on to the WHO's mandates that we
00:06:42.480 were not going to be losing or abrogating our sovereignty to the World Health Organization.
00:06:47.840 We were, we had people writing their MPs, texting their MPs, emailing their MPs, don't sign on to the
00:06:53.800 World Health Organization mandate. We're not going to be part of it. And of course, we seem to pass
00:06:59.560 through the crisis. But I'm reading this, and I'm saying, no, we didn't. This is the same agreement
00:07:06.400 through the back door, through international health regulations, which, which, you know, you have
00:07:10.780 described here. And there it is right there. We are agreeing. Because what didn't happen in June,
00:07:17.860 2024, now it's going to happen by September, 2025, we are going to be part of the World Health
00:07:22.920 Organization's complete mandate program. I need to correct you there. There's two things. There's two
00:07:30.480 separate things going on. First is that we, we submitted amendments to those 2005 international
00:07:38.100 health regulations. And in fact, what's so, so interesting about those amendments is, uh, they
00:07:44.940 were, they were submitted by the Biden administration. Okay. So you have an organization. Let's, let's look
00:07:50.880 at this whole globalist thing. You have an organization that President Xi appointed Tedros for that has
00:07:58.380 89% independent funding to go, uh, by non-state actors, mostly by organizations like Bill and Melinda
00:08:08.640 Gates funding it. So you have this corporate fascism in the WHO, you have President Xi, um, muscling through
00:08:16.900 Tedros, and you have Biden putting through the 2005 international health regulation amendments. But the
00:08:24.920 2005, uh, uh, uh, regulations did go through and those required, uh, national focal points in all of
00:08:35.980 our organizations. And then you have this bill, you know, we were talking about Erksine Smith.
00:08:41.960 How did he write it? Him and his, you know, a hundred monkeys. How did he write it? It solves for
00:08:47.920 the international health regulation requirements, um, that only passed 2024, but he puts his bill in
00:08:57.400 June, 2022. So there's, you know, that aspect. And then it has provisions and content from the WHO
00:09:05.920 pandemic treaty that hasn't passed. Okay. So it didn't come out of thin air. It came with a purpose
00:09:13.040 and, you know, it scratches an itch that didn't happen. If negotiations at the WHO were bona fide,
00:09:21.000 we wouldn't know what the provisions would land as. If the provision, if the negotiations at the WHO
00:09:28.280 level were bona fide, then they would come to a close among 196 state actors. Wow. That's a lot of
00:09:36.500 play, right. People who were supposed to believe are at war everywhere. Right. But you know, you've
00:09:42.960 got Bill and Melinda Gates, you've got, uh, Tedros and Chi, and you've got Biden putting through the
00:09:48.360 amendments. It's offy, offy, offy, cozy up there. Um, and so if it was bona fide, that IHR amendments
00:09:57.240 would pass in June of 2024. And, you know, we would close that pandemic treaty in sometime in 25.
00:10:05.540 And then Eric Stein-Smith would be like, oh, I have to put in my bill. But instead his bill's in
00:10:11.780 and it deals with both things and they're landing all at the same time.
00:10:16.840 Okay. And if you look at this bill, the preamble, which you, you focused on previously,
00:10:23.240 the problem here is that everything is just so vague and so overreaching that this can apply
00:10:31.520 to basically anything because there's no, nothing is defined here. It, this is, this is widespread.
00:10:38.300 Would you, would you agree with that, Lisa? Yeah, I would. Um, so you've got like that totalitarian
00:10:44.180 one health approach and you've got it right up there. It's the one, two, three, fourth,
00:10:49.020 one health approach, multi-sectoral, any sector, multi-discipline, any, any discipline,
00:10:55.340 collaborative. So like, yeah, gotta be working approach that focuses on human, animal, plant,
00:11:01.860 ecosystem, health, that's God's green earth. And, but there's also that idea that we're equal to the
00:11:07.020 rat in the forest or in the garbage. And, um, you know, the bunny and the bunny and its habitat is more
00:11:13.540 important than us and the welfare interface. And the welfare interface is all your relationship
00:11:17.820 with government or NGOs or stakeholders. So it's very broad. That's the whole grant of power. It's
00:11:23.860 everything. You can't tell me something that Canada does with its citizens and I'll find a way to put
00:11:29.780 it in there. So that grant, the transfer of power to this, uh, you know, plan, this bill through this
00:11:36.660 bill is omnipotent. And then you're also looking at that, uh, it governs Canadian activities. Well,
00:11:42.920 what's an activity, you know, I don't know, we're having a podcast. Um, so I guess we're governed
00:11:48.180 at home and abroad. So it's, it's again, another hint that this is globalism because then they have
00:11:55.340 long arm jurisdiction and normal Canadian bills don't purport to try to take over the territorial
00:12:01.640 laws of other countries. So here we have this long arm jurisdiction, another clue that this is
00:12:08.680 ubiquitous. So it's ubiquitous in scope, covers everything you might possibly do anywhere in the
00:12:14.700 entire universe, right? Um, known, known universe. Yeah, that's, and that's precisely what I, when I
00:12:22.200 first looked at this bill, I said, this is dangerous because it's giving, it's giving the government
00:12:26.660 complete control. And, and of course in a crisis, and we know what this government does in a crisis,
00:12:31.520 whether it's a freedom convoy crisis or it's a pandemic, it means control of our lives.
00:12:36.840 This, this government loves to control our lives and they will use any excuse to do that. Now,
00:12:43.480 Camille, I wanted, if you could join, join us here for, for a minute in terms of the conversation,
00:12:49.660 you told me yesterday, you have young Muslim students coming up to you and saying, Camille,
00:12:55.440 this bill worries us and we need to get people worried about this bill, but why are, why are people,
00:13:01.260 why are the students telling you this?
00:13:03.060 So, first off, um, you know, obviously we have a lot of connections with youth in the community
00:13:09.600 and, and, and the mosques and, uh, Ottawa university and Carleton university. Obviously we do a lot of
00:13:15.060 outreach because that's what I've did in the past with our scholarships in the corporations, right? So,
00:13:19.960 um, I broke the ice and I sent this bill out and I found students, PhD students, students with the
00:13:30.580 masters, students in nursing school, uh, doctors, they had no idea. So this bill, the way it's
00:13:39.500 articulated as, as Lisa Miron was saying is it's so subtle. It's the, the terminology is so sweet.
00:13:48.560 It's for your emergency preparedness. And that's what people see at face value. But if you look
00:13:55.140 inside, nobody really paid attention. So we raised the alarm bells for the past two months,
00:14:01.320 especially when I had talks, uh, in early September with Lisa Miron, but we had action on it. As soon as
00:14:09.380 everybody heard, we're in the second reading in the house of comments. So we did some seminars this
00:14:14.940 week with executives of the associations at university of Ottawa and Carleton. And these
00:14:21.320 are aspiring doctors. I said to them, guys, you know, if this bill passes, what you're working
00:14:28.040 for right now is all at stake. I mean, and then we went into detail and I showed them a couple of the,
00:14:35.580 you know, the videos that we did with Lisa Miron and her other videos where she goes in depth in the
00:14:41.280 bill and they all dropped their, their, their, their jaws. Uh, they, they didn't even know about the
00:14:48.180 great reset book by Klaus Schwab. Now they're studying it meticulously. And so now they, they
00:14:55.220 created an action plan. And in two days I got to hand it to these, uh, ladies, uh, you know, like
00:15:02.060 the Zahra, uh, you know, Dania's and, and, and, and, and Zainab and, and, uh, Mirai, uh, you know,
00:15:09.680 good kids with, oh my God, we got to do something. So in the past two or three days, they had about
00:15:18.120 200 people come to the group. They're going to do tabletop exercises in both Ottawa university,
00:15:26.200 Carleton university. They're also now organizing a protest for bill C2 and I think I'm like, Oh,
00:15:31.440 okay. Well, this is going fast. Well, you know what? Well, you got our support here. So now I'm
00:15:35.500 actually taking it to the hands off for kids level and I'm talking to the executives. Um,
00:15:41.900 and they also have a plan. Obviously they want to be part of remembrance day honoring our soldiers.
00:15:46.740 So now that's the question is, are we, okay, we're going to honor our soldiers by the poppy and come
00:15:53.580 with the Canadian flag. But should we have like a little note saying, thank you, you know,
00:15:58.660 lest we forget, but they'll see two 93, you guys died for this, giving us our liberty. And
00:16:05.160 you know, so now they're saying, I hope we're not being rude. We're thinking about it. Like this is
00:16:11.660 where they're at in terms of action plans, protest, build awareness, go to the scouts, go to the youth
00:16:18.920 clubs, go to the university clubs and spread awareness. And, you know, today I get a confirmation
00:16:26.160 from one of them telling me, Oh, the office is closed for the tabletop exercises. They wanted
00:16:30.820 to do it on the weekend. So lots of energy, lots of momentum being built.
00:16:35.960 Yeah. And that's, and that's terrific. Every time we face remembrance day, it's obviously a moral
00:16:42.900 dilemma, whether or not politics gets involved. Unfortunately, the government has used remembrance
00:16:48.540 day for years for political purposes. And I'm a veteran myself. And I, you know, I proudly wore the
00:16:54.360 uniform. And I, I've done, I think I have written more about vets over the years and just about
00:17:00.800 anything else. And there's nothing I enjoy more on remembrance day and sitting down with a veteran
00:17:06.080 and talking about their experiences and, and writing about those experiences. And, but I do think we,
00:17:12.380 we need to remind Canadians that we're losing our freedom that those vets bought. Go ahead.
00:17:17.420 Exactly. I absolutely love that are, you know, newer Canadians are starting to understand the stakes.
00:17:28.400 Because there's a tendency is that newer Canadians, you know, vote liberal. And so they need to be
00:17:36.300 educated that the liberal is just a globalist. And the globalist is inserting kind of a feudalism.
00:17:41.760 And the globalist doesn't need our freedom. And they can have controlled economies, which they want,
00:17:48.700 you know, they up to now, we would have thought that, you know, Canada would have been one of the
00:17:52.960 best places to live. And I don't think they want us to join new Canadians, existing Canadians,
00:18:02.800 all faiths, I don't think they want us to join. But what it is, is that under equality,
00:18:09.620 and under freedom, we all have the best opportunities. And under feudalism, we don't.
00:18:18.660 And one of the things, I'm just so amazed, Camille, that you're able to generate this kind of interest,
00:18:24.840 and bravo to all these beautiful students who are engaging. That's a new level, right? That's a new
00:18:31.260 level, the university students. And then if they're able to go university to university to spread the
00:18:37.700 word on Bill C-293, this is not a future for young people. I read yesterday that the area in place
00:18:46.000 they want to introduce digital ID to first for uptake is at the university level. And they want
00:18:53.080 to do that because they're going to make all services interoperable through the digital ID.
00:19:00.260 So that interoperability means that, you know, you won't be able to, you won't be able to get your
00:19:04.180 food, you won't be able to maneuver, order your courses without your digital ID. That is coming up
00:19:10.380 on an upcoming Substack. Be sure you look at lawyerlisa.substack.com. So engaging with the
00:19:18.740 youth on the dangers of Bill C-293, or CBDC, or digital ID, and educating them on what the possibilities
00:19:27.020 are. Like they just grew up with technology. So they expect that these techno-savvy people are just
00:19:32.200 going to give up their freedoms and let themselves be governed by this new type of view of society,
00:19:39.340 right? Which is that we don't have freedoms and we're inverting ourselves into an access-based
00:19:46.420 society. So we used to be in a, you know, a freedom-based society and then, oh, I have to
00:19:51.040 present my QR code. And so all the places I could legally go to before, get on a bus, a plane,
00:19:57.300 go to a restaurant shop. I have to have the right access. So it's a, we're turning into an access-based
00:20:03.000 society and our biggest thinkers aren't talking about it. Yeah. And you don't want to add to that,
00:20:08.440 Lisa, these students, it was supposed to be an hour and a half seminar and I was taking questions.
00:20:14.880 We started at six o'clock PM. We finished at 1030 PM at night. They wouldn't let me go.
00:20:21.260 They asked questions about digital ID. Oh, that's what they did in COVID. So they, they linked it to
00:20:27.780 the social distancing, the questions these kids have. And I said, I really have to go. They didn't
00:20:35.420 want me to go. So it just extended and extended and they were taking notes. And now it's like all
00:20:42.040 weekend they've been, they've been working in an urgent fashion. Now, what I find disturbing is
00:20:46.540 I'm doing outreach in the churches and the mosques. And these are supposed to be leaders
00:20:54.540 and community, uh, like the, we're talking 50, 60 year old, uh, leaders that are, that have,
00:21:02.320 that are celebrated in terms of, you know, what they have in terms of education. And most I'd have to
00:21:10.760 say, don't know that it's going on and they don't have the urgency because they are completely
00:21:18.020 oblivious to bill C 293. And I find that incredibly disheartening. So I am going to a few more churches
00:21:25.660 today, uh, to do that outreach. I was at a church yesterday as well. Uh, I did my show yesterday on
00:21:32.900 digital ID, uh, black locks report broke the story earlier this week. I was happy to see my old
00:21:40.520 friend, Michelle Rempel Garner member of parliament for Calgary. No, so get her teeth into this. I'm not
00:21:46.980 always happy with Michelle's work. I'm not happy with what the government's doing with, with C 63 or
00:21:53.440 with the opposition, official opposition saying they're going to have an alternative bill. You need
00:21:57.620 to kill this bill. It's, it is as bad, not worse than C 293. The online harms act is, is odious,
00:22:04.720 but this is how this government feels over free speech though. This is how this government feels
00:22:08.980 about freedom. Um, but if, before I forget, I know you, you, you have talked extensively Lisa
00:22:15.880 about these NFPs and I think I have them spelled out. Now that stands for the international health
00:22:23.400 document app, but no, this, you've got the amendments up. Yeah. Well, this is why I have
00:22:29.980 it up though, is because the government of Canada has cut and paste exactly what the world
00:22:35.400 health organization documents. They've taken it exactly what they've done with other, uh,
00:22:40.420 just like they've done with the online harms act. They've taken this stuff from globalist documents
00:22:44.720 and they put it into Canadian documents. This is exactly what they've done. Okay. But can you
00:22:49.560 walk a street? Yeah. Um, so you, you don't have the right document app. So is it okay if I share my
00:22:55.520 screen or is that impossible? Okay. I'll just explain in 2005, the international health regulations
00:23:03.660 required national focal points be set up in everybody's country. We're talking 2005. We're
00:23:08.540 not talking about NFP is national focal point because we, we, we, people need to know that. And so
00:23:15.420 every country needed to have an NFP, uh, think of that as the satellite office of the who. And I
00:23:23.680 wanted what, what the purpose for me looking for this information was that I didn't think public
00:23:29.880 health Canada was acting like public health Canada, right? There was, there was all kinds of things,
00:23:36.200 public healthy things, you know, like being able to work out, being able to be outside, being able to go
00:23:41.000 for a walk that were being, they weren't doing public healthy things. And I said, I decided, you
00:23:45.200 know what, they're not acting like us. They're not acting like they're in our best interest. I bet
00:23:49.160 you they're not. I'm going to prove it. So it took me a very long time. I knew what I would find.
00:23:55.000 I knew what it would look like when I found it. And it, and in fact, these are these national focal
00:23:59.620 points. So when I found the national focal point requirements, a legal requirement of something
00:24:04.320 that passed in 2005. And I said, well, why can't I find Canada's national focal point? So then I went
00:24:10.240 and I decided to, um, research and I found it on brave actually, or duck, duck, go. And I found it on a
00:24:17.160 pharma site and they listed all 196 focal points for the world. And when I got to Canada's, uh, focal
00:24:26.580 point, imagine that the address was in Washington, DC. Imagine that Canada's focal point address was
00:24:34.120 in Washington, DC at an organization called the Pan American Health Organization. And imagine
00:24:42.260 that I was like, what? Pan American Health Organization, uh, they described themselves as
00:24:49.620 the WHO. So our focal point satellite office of the WHO was in Washington, DC at another
00:24:57.620 essential office of the WHO. And it listed in the health portfolio
00:25:02.900 five public health Canada. So I'd done it. I knew it. There are satellite office of the WHO health
00:25:10.880 Canada. See, doctors don't know this. Lawyers don't know this, right? What's the, what, what are
00:25:15.960 the chances? The public knows this health Canada satellite office of WHO. And by the way, in bill C 293,
00:25:22.700 it hands all the powers of governing Canada to the satellite offices of the WHO. Boom. Okay. What else?
00:25:32.600 Canadian Food Inspection Agency. Oh, does that bird have flu? Oh, oh, we better kill it. Right?
00:25:40.580 Uh, what else? Uh, the patented price review board. How much are we paying for all those vaccines?
00:25:47.420 How much does Canada have to pay for remdesivir? Right? It's, it's, it's, it's like, uh, racketeering,
00:25:54.540 really. It's like racketeering. And then the last one, health research. So, oh, what we're funding.
00:26:02.020 So all you doctors, all you doctors taking it up for public health Canada, all you Canadians
00:26:10.000 lining up for public health Canada, just remember, you know, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
00:26:15.840 and the rest of them, Gabby, CEPI, World Bank, all of those, you know, globalist institutions now fund
00:26:25.260 89%, 87 to 89% of the funding of the WHO. Right? So corporate interest. Right? And President Xi
00:26:33.720 pulled the trigger insisting on Tedros. Right? So possible CCP interference. Right? And did they tell us
00:26:43.520 during COVID that they were a satellite off as the WHO? Why'd I have to go looking for it? Why did
00:26:48.020 you hear it first on David Crayton's? Right? Why did you have to go find it? So I, for the U.S.,
00:26:54.680 there's a few, there's four, but I'll tell you just one. CDC. Right? CDC. So when the CDC says,
00:27:01.320 oh, yeah, RSV shot six months, 76 vaccines for American children, we approve safe CDC. Right? That just,
00:27:10.420 I want you to go, what? Look back. Look back at your pandemic. And if that transparency, if you had to
00:27:20.600 find out it in 2024 by watching David Crayton, right, and listening to me, right, that the CDC
00:27:28.800 and public health agency are satellite offices, the WHO, where's the transparency? Justice must be seen to be done.
00:27:34.520 It's up to them to prove that they're not corrupted. Right? At this point. Yes. And then they want in
00:27:39.300 Bill C-293, the control of Canada. So it's a coup. It's a coup. It's a full of, it's conspiracy.
00:27:47.360 And you take that word theory, and you blow it up in so many pieces, that it never reassembles. This is
00:27:54.240 the purest proof of conspiracy. Now, the lens. We need to expose the NFPs, who they are in every
00:28:04.920 country, empower every citizen of the world to, hey, what's their NFPs? I have a post that identifies
00:28:12.720 all of them. They change the URLs, you know, periodically. They literally do that. They change
00:28:19.340 the ending of the URLs. And so I have to sometimes go and update them. And I, you know, I can't do
00:28:24.340 that all the time. But you will have to. They change their URLs. Canada's NFP and the US NFP run out of
00:28:33.200 the same address. Kind of cute. Kind of cute. So it's not globalism. In that Bill C-293, it allows the
00:28:40.980 Minister of Health of Health Canada, there's your Darth Vader for the WHO. Oh my God. Right? He does the
00:28:47.400 plan and he appoints from Public Health Canada. Right? There's, I don't know, pick your, pick your bad
00:28:55.100 guy. I don't know who you want. Stay home, stay safe, we're in this together. Right? Right. He picks
00:29:00.460 that person and then hands them powers, duties, and functions that are also not defined. Right? And then
00:29:07.320 the ultimate globalist indication in there. Right? So remember, it's territorial. We've got global health
00:29:13.660 equity. We're going to go around and vaccinate the world. Canada's going to pay for that and go do that.
00:29:17.400 You know, there's your financial GDP. Whoa! Okay. We're going to reforest the world. That is,
00:29:23.820 that's the same thing as taking people off their land around the world and sticking them in cities.
00:29:30.320 We're going to reforest. Right? We're going to reforest the world. Global reforestation, all for
00:29:35.200 climate change. Right? Global problems hide the pillars of the globalist state. You can't disagree on
00:29:44.020 climate change because it's a pillar of the globalist state. You can't disagree on pandemic on
00:29:47.780 anything because it's a pillar of the global state. This is just, you know, a pure. The provision
00:29:53.040 that is the grossest is that, you know, they get to import through cooperative measure. Not to find
00:29:57.580 what's a cooperative measure. I agree to go on this podcast or I have a memo or with you or a phone
00:30:02.760 call. What's a cooperative measure? With anybody who's in charge of this plan, you know, the dictator,
00:30:08.760 dictator, right? Uh-huh. Dictator. We'll just use him. Dictator at the top. And foreign governments,
00:30:14.840 NGOs, UN, WHO. And then any of that cooperative measure? Also in here. So Bill C-63. So Bill 293
00:30:26.280 would be the military force of the coup you're talking about to implement Bill C-63 like a David
00:30:32.740 Creighton or Lisa Marielle or our million people march every year. Uh, yeah, no, this is how I read
00:30:38.980 this. I read this on, I saw nobody understanding it. And I just, I kept sort of hearing this call,
00:30:48.820 like, you've got to come out, Lisa, you gotta, you gotta talk about this. And it doesn't matter what
00:30:53.820 the stakes are. Because there's 100% silence on this. And I'll never regret it. No, we need to
00:31:04.540 speak out because as, as we see here, this bill has passed second reading. It's not yet a third
00:31:10.200 reading. It's at the committee stage. And I, I, for the life of me, couldn't find out which committee
00:31:16.180 could even be the public accounts committee. I can't ascertain as of this morning where this bill
00:31:22.540 is going to go. It'll be a health committee. It'll be a health committee and it'll be stacked.
00:31:28.460 Like I just, just, I'm sorry. Well, have you, have you offered your, have you offered to be a
00:31:33.660 witness, Lisa? I could be a witness for sure. I could be a witness. I could be. Because you need
00:31:39.140 to be there and people who are opposed to this bill need to be there. And if there's any opposition
00:31:44.660 from the conservative senators there, I think they're probably, I, the one conservative senator I'm
00:31:50.460 still in any way close to is Senator Pamela Wallen. I think you'd get some interest from
00:31:55.560 Pamela on this. But as I was saying to Camille yesterday, the Senate is such a witch's brew
00:32:01.960 right now in terms of there being no organization. There's about five different parties represented,
00:32:07.880 ad hoc parties. All of the liberal, small L, large L liberal senators owe their allegiance
00:32:14.240 entirely to Justin Trudeau. They will do exactly what Justin Trudeau says. So we're, we're really
00:32:19.320 in a very difficult position in stopping this bill. Are you optimistic at all, Lisa, that
00:32:23.680 we can, we can do something to stop it?
00:32:25.420 Listen, you know what? You can't find out about this level of tyranny and people not waking
00:32:31.180 up. So there's, I have several asks. Number one, convincing Daniel Smith or any other premier
00:32:40.120 to go to court. It's not near, like they have to understand the NFP. You have to understand
00:32:45.040 this transfer of power. You have to understand that this is a coup. They have to understand
00:32:49.940 that it's not editable and it's a full on power grab. Okay. So any premier can challenge this because
00:32:57.960 the jurisdiction, you know, of the constitution is at stake in terms of, you know, the BNA,
00:33:06.720 what the province gets to do versus the federal government. And this isn't even the federal
00:33:10.460 government, is it? It's a satellite office of the WHO. So it's a satellite office of perhaps
00:33:14.700 President Xi or even, uh, perhaps, uh, even Bill and Melinda Gates and corporate interests,
00:33:21.620 corporate interests. So it's, it's a possible fascism power grab, right? But, you know, you
00:33:28.720 can, you can read it. So, uh, and decide yourself and listen to, um, you know, my reasoning. But
00:33:34.780 one, every premier can go to court now. Number two, how about the conservative party, right? Really
00:33:42.860 come out against this bill. It's hard. I understand that right now they're leading in the polls. And
00:33:47.860 so it's their election to lose. And what that means is we have to grassroots, educate as many people as
00:33:57.140 possible so that we can enable the conservative party to come out against it. What, what's people
00:34:02.540 always say? Well, Pierre's not talking about it. It's his election to lose, right? He wants to get
00:34:07.300 in there. He wants to win. The conservative party wants to win. And then they can, you know, move
00:34:11.820 past these bills and decimate them. The problem is because it's a WHO conspiracy. And don't tell me
00:34:18.940 it's not. Irk Sign Smith and 100 Monkeys didn't come up with this. No, he didn't. You know, it didn't
00:34:24.780 land so perfectly in October of 2024, now November 24. So he, if we educate the population in such a
00:34:34.420 significant level, and I have some ideas about that, then the, then the recall motion could be,
00:34:40.680 right? So that we recall Bill 63 and 293. Right? And we want to topple the government with that
00:34:50.980 motion. We recall it. We kill that bill, even if it's over at the Senate. We make a motion, we kill
00:34:58.180 Bill 293, we kill Bill 63, we call it back. Like there's, there's obviously, and whatever he does,
00:35:05.480 he must not, if he suspends parliament, or we call an election, we cannot let the functioning of the
00:35:12.600 Senate continue. Right? We cannot let, you know, bills continue to be voted upon. Because, you know,
00:35:19.780 this, the WHO can declare their fake. I can't believe that, you know, whatever the acronym they
00:35:26.220 picked was fake, P-H-E-I, you know, of international concern, some health pandemic of international
00:35:32.940 concern. They could, and then our ability to go and challenge this legislation, if our rights,
00:35:38.620 if we're expropriated, if we lose our meat, if farmers lose their land, we can't go and challenge
00:35:45.900 while we're under martial law of sorts. So, you know, when I look at Justin Trudeau's smug little
00:35:53.240 face, this whole two years, I've always thought there's, he's got something in his pocket that he
00:36:00.420 knows about, because he has no sense of accountability whatsoever. He, it's never about the masses.
00:36:06.160 It's always agenda oriented. And we've got NDP mashup, you know, propping this up. I think people
00:36:13.760 have to really understand. I, I have people, I've gone to a few live events, and I'm going to be live
00:36:21.000 again, this Thursday in Kitchener. And I have people saying they're, they're using my, or it's a group
00:36:29.840 that created this one click letter, and they're printing it up 50 at a time. They're going to malls,
00:36:36.640 they're going to schools, and they're talking to strangers. Have you heard about Bill C-293?
00:36:42.440 And then they give them what it is all about. And they say, would you sign this letter? And they get
00:36:47.500 the signature in the postal code, and they mail those letters en masse to the Senate. And they're
00:36:53.280 doing dawn to dusk. Okay, this is what retirees are doing. They're going dawn to dusk to talk to
00:37:00.760 strangers in their communities. We educate so we can empower the conservatives to bring this forth.
00:37:07.000 Right? So I say, you know, you start with your city councillors, you go, you go from the bottom up.
00:37:13.960 You go your city councillors and your mayors, you educate them. You then you go your school boards
00:37:19.940 and your teachers. Right? You don't have a kid in school, doesn't matter. Go to those school boards
00:37:25.160 and the teachers, right? You have industry associations that you're a part of, right?
00:37:30.580 You want to print up, dress like a cricket, stand someplace, because this is the cricket bill, eh?
00:37:37.180 Yes, yes. Some people, Lisa mentioned, some people are sending crickets in the mail
00:37:41.540 to make a point on the templates. Well, this opposition so far from all of you and from
00:37:49.840 the food professor has actually prompted a response from the bill's author. He put a little
00:37:57.280 short up on YouTube. But at the very end of the short, he does say he's open to amendments.
00:38:02.140 Including activities with high-risk species. And that's it. That is the apparent end of animal
00:38:07.720 agriculture as we know it. And here I thought I'd made it pretty clear in the house that I was open
00:38:11.920 to reasonable amendments. There are amendments I have no doubt that that ought to be made to add
00:38:17.600 things, to remove things, to adjust language. I'm certainly open to amending the legislation
00:38:21.280 based on the details. I said it was open to that amendment too. Again, I don't propose that it's
00:38:26.680 perfect. And I would expect amendments are going to be forthcoming. And I want to say amendments should
00:38:32.140 be forthcoming. Make sure that we, at all times, focus on what is best on the science when it comes
00:38:38.500 to prevention. Well, as soon as we hear on the science from a liberal, I shut my ears. So he says
00:38:45.360 he's open to amendments. We have one more chance to do that at the committee phase. But I like what
00:38:49.840 you said in terms of bringing a premier in as a witness. I think that might be the last best chance.
00:38:56.780 Bring a premier to go to court to kill this bill on jurisdictional basis. You ask your premiers to
00:39:04.220 kill this bill. They can kill this bill. They can go to court on a constitutional question and kill
00:39:12.180 it. And then it's a perpetual emergency act. One last thing. We have an emergency act. We do. And
00:39:21.380 there's a threshold to get in. And there's an offboarding process. And you can't just get in for
00:39:26.300 anything. Well, this bill initiates on anything that could cause, very tenuous, the risk of,
00:39:35.160 in the future, a pandemic. So it's not like we enter into this pandemic prevention at a time where
00:39:45.840 there's some deaths and hospitals are overwhelmed. No. It just starts immediately on the basis
00:39:56.220 that something in the future could cause the risk of. Wow. Right? So it's not like everybody's like,
00:40:04.140 okay, this is going to come out at the time of the next pandemic. No. You drop this and it starts.
00:40:11.220 It's literally drafted like that. Yes. Yes. You need to take the needle because I need to be safe
00:40:16.240 because you need to take the needle. Yeah. That kind of mentality is that. No, it's like,
00:40:20.780 you know what, climate change is a really bad thing. And so we have to stop right now because
00:40:25.920 of extreme weather events. We're going to have to get in there right now. And, you know,
00:40:31.440 Like they did to Germany with the energy. And so they were in the cold all winter. It was a very
00:40:38.380 cold winter last year. And they needed to use fossil fuels again because there was an emergency.
00:40:43.340 You know, seniors were freezing the dust in Germany. Well, I think Lisa, what you mentioned
00:40:48.540 here today, I think is groundbreaking in terms of, yes, getting this bill, not stopped at the
00:40:54.900 committee level, but by legal means with a premier who can't stop. And I think that's the only hope we
00:41:00.580 have of getting this legislation stopped in the current Senate, which is crazy. These people have
00:41:06.160 gone berserk in the Senate and I don't think they're going to see reason otherwise, but you've given
00:41:11.100 me reason for optimism today. So I want to thank you both Camille, my old friend, million person
00:41:16.880 March for joining me today. And we, we, we are at a time and it's Lisa, me wrong. I mispronounced
00:41:23.840 her name. Go ahead. You've got the last word. Okay. Oh, you know what? We're not going to lose
00:41:29.640 if we have faith that we have this information for a purpose and it's not to be afraid.
00:41:37.020 It's to speak out and take action. And like every great journey, you do not know how you're going
00:41:43.980 to win. But if you sit on your tutu, you're not going to, let's get out there. Let's move this
00:41:50.440 information. And we don't know what David's we're bringing in to take down Goliath. This is, this is
00:41:56.200 where we're at. Have faith. Yeah. Well, that's as, as it's Sunday and we're, and it's so many people
00:42:04.760 are going and going off to church and very, very shortly. Thank you for saying that. Lisa's
00:42:10.140 information is in the description. Other information is there, including how you can contribute to Camille
00:42:17.240 all shakes million person March campaign, hands off our kids organization. The information is
00:42:23.020 there. Please support Camille and Lisa, but Camille, you do so much work. You're doing it all on your
00:42:29.200 own and you need everybody's support, but thank you so much for joining me. Both of you today,
00:42:34.900 Lisa and Camille and stay in touch and let's keep praying for the safety, security, and freedom
00:42:41.660 of Canada, which is continuing to be at risk with this Trudeau government. Thank you everybody for
00:42:47.360 joining us today on Stand on Guard. God bless you on this Sunday and we'll be back again tomorrow with
00:42:53.800 more. Thank you.