00:13:53.6002 000 pounds per year from the british empire and he got a seat on the queen's privy council
00:14:02.480so he was uh he was uh placed in a position to negotiate the treaty of washington 1871
00:14:10.880and he negotiated that on behalf of great britain not on behalf of canada
00:14:15.760and so uh if you read the treaty 18 uh it's called the treaty of washington 1871
00:14:21.440that created the 49th parallel and so canada canada was just a dominion of the united kingdom
00:14:31.520yeah we were a united colony that's all we were okay so it stayed that way until 1931 is that
00:14:38.720what you're saying yes that's correct in 1931 the statute of westminster was created excuse me and
00:14:47.520and released uh us the court and chancery uh gave the land that was held on behalf of the
00:14:55.600british empire to the provinces and to the people see a legal fiction can't hold land
00:15:02.240so the provinces being governments couldn't hold land the people actually took it in a lodium
00:15:09.440and so today we still own that land and their management on it
00:15:13.520and we were tasked or they were tasked with allowing us to uh seat a du jour government
00:15:21.680through what would have been a constitutional convention except the people in ottawa at that
00:15:26.240time what i call the mandarins the permanent people back there would have lost all their
00:15:31.520power and all their wealth they certainly didn't want to do that so they kept their mouths shut
00:15:36.320wow so canada not a country even after 1931 still a corporate fiction let's just say
00:15:45.940um and it's stayed that way ever since what about 1982 what about the
00:15:51.560charter of rights and freedoms well it was interesting because because mr trudeau
00:15:56.760um uh well i should uh young young young fellow's father um he created the canada act or i'm sorry
00:16:07.980the canada bill and uh i had a wonderful man on in uh a few a couple of months ago a gentleman
00:16:15.680by the name brian peckford he's the last living uh premier that was at that uh um
00:16:22.400for lack of a better term conference that created uh where was part and parcel of creating
00:16:30.420the canada act uh for the last two weeks uh they were all sent home and for the last two weeks the
00:16:37.600door was closed and locked and the liberal party made the final changes uh to that we're talking
00:16:44.940about the can the ticket the canada bill and the charter of rights and freedoms that's part of the
00:16:50.100canada bill okay so the liberal party locked themselves away for the last two weeks of that
00:16:55.320conference and wouldn't allow anybody in and they made the final changes to that it was given to a
00:17:00.720guy called um jean chretien he flew over to england and met with the queen of england and she took it
00:17:07.900to her parliament and it was passed by the uh english parliament foreign parliament and uh there
00:17:15.900was a proclamation written, and that's when Pierre Trudeau went over. The Queen wrote a proclamation
00:17:21.120stating very clearly that this would become supreme law, not law of the land, just supreme law
00:17:27.480here in Canada, subject to Section 59 being repealed. And then a second proclamation written
00:17:33.880by the Governor General of Canada under the Great Seal of Canada would allow that to become supreme
00:17:40.140law. And Justin Trudeau, January of this year in Quebec said, you know, that document doesn't
00:17:48.480apply to us. We don't, the Canada Act doesn't apply to us because of the Quebec problem. And
00:17:56.720if you go back to subject 59, it'll take you to subject 58, or I'm sorry, section 59, it'll take
00:18:04.680you to section 58 which will take you to section 23 1a and 23 1a is the language clause and guess
00:18:11.840who didn't sign off quebec never signed up correct and and never and there was never a second
00:18:18.920proclamation hence uh there it's never been ratified so he was absolutely right to do that
00:18:24.940no they tried to do that with the charlottetown accord and then one other attempt after that
00:18:29.140meech lake beach lake in charlottetown and it was never done as a matter of fact what they did do
00:18:34.500uh with with that under cover of those uh two uh arguments that were going on for the public
00:18:41.540uh they made sub corporations of the provinces they incorporated them under the parent company
00:18:47.860so the provinces are not du jour governments nope which is why now there is no du jour government in
00:18:57.220this country correct what about the territories are they under a different kind of scheme
00:19:04.980well yes and no um the territories uh nanowak they accepted uh queen elizabeth the queen of
00:19:13.780england to be their monarch for that and that's that's a separate territory altogether uh the
00:19:19.460The Northwest Territories and the Yukon, they're not incorporated per se as what the province of Alberta would be or the province of Manitoba will be, but they are still maritime jurisdiction.0.60
00:19:36.400But it's a different story out there because there's very little population, which is why they sent the vaccines in there first.
00:19:46.500so you get land through conquest and what's conquest war what's war0.83
00:19:53.920you got to kill the people on the land interesting so the people own the land
00:20:01.320there are no governments in this country not not legal or lawful governments yes okay so0.90
00:20:08.720there there's uh something called the powership.ca a woman named nicole labrasour
00:20:14.380has been on this show a couple of times she has discussed a lot of what you've discussed up to
00:20:19.7601982 uh she says she's been researching this for several years and her solution is to i think take
00:20:27.800this constitution that we have right now and have it ratified in the united kingdom
00:20:32.460right so her thinking is flawed then yeah i mean if you look at the british north america let's
00:20:41.280take, they took a crayon and scribbled out BNA Act and wrote Constitution Act 1867. So let's
00:20:48.320take a look at that for just a moment. So section two of that act was heirs and successors, hence
00:20:56.040it was repealed. So if you take out heirs and successors, who does that act belong to? Queen
00:21:04.840Victoria died in 1901. She's the only monarch. That's it. It's gone. Queen Elizabeth has no
00:21:10.900claim there are no heirs and successors to that document it's literally a dead document and how
00:21:15.780do we know this because the original sits in the archives in great britain and pierre elliott
00:21:22.020trudeau was given a photocopy to take back with him and i've asked people this several times uh
00:21:28.100on several occasions what country do you know that has a photocopy that they call their constitution
00:21:33.300so it's absolutely 100 meaningless is this why they've been able to get away with all of the
00:21:43.620things they've been able to get away with because they know that the constitution and the charter
00:21:49.140of rights and freedoms means absolutely nothing correct and this is why i say we're seeing the
00:21:55.520tyranny now the the blush is off off the rose you know what i mean it's like they don't care anymore
00:22:02.200because they actually think they're going to win yeah but they're wrong they've already lost
00:22:07.240okay now this is something i wanted to discuss with you people are terribly concerned i am
00:22:13.580terribly concerned doug uh that digital programmable currency is coming next tyranny
00:22:18.880is on its way no more elections uh digital ids the works the world economic forum the globalists
00:22:27.240they're going to take over and people are saying it's going to be six months from now people are
00:22:31.840going to be saying it's 18 months from now but you just said that they've already lost how is this
00:22:37.240possible one word de-dollarization okay now i brought this up last night a little bit on the
00:22:43.760show just as foreshadowing for tonight's event with you on the show de-dollarization i looked
00:22:48.900at that yesterday the the world essentially has been running on the u.s petrodollar since the
00:22:54.740early 1970s that's been the de facto currency that the world works on and now because uh of
00:23:02.520the sanctions that the united states and the uk and canada all these western countries all these
00:23:08.000nato countries have imposed upon russia and china for that matter uh they've started to base their
00:23:14.500currencies in precious metals commodities and commodities and and they're forming trade
00:23:22.020agreements with other countries using their own currency and in order for the globalists to be
00:23:27.900able to pull this off they have to have the entire world correct yes and they need a new fiat currency
00:23:32.840system and uh and the brics nations which is brazil russia india china and south africa have
00:23:41.900all agreed that they're going to commodity-backed and gold-backed currencies and 133 other nations
00:23:49.020have now signed on with that so if you if you have that many nations what what percentage of
00:23:55.620the world's uh economy does that represent oh oh no that's two-thirds of the world how much of the
00:24:02.260world economy does that that's more than half the world economy okay so it's over half the economy
00:24:08.480there's no way that the globalists can ever implement the digital currency unless they try
00:24:13.140to do it with only the western countries well and they can they can do it with the western countries
00:24:18.060That's fine. I mean, if you look at Russia, they have a digital currency. I was reading a wonderful article today by Tom Logano, but he was misinformed. He said that the central bank controls that digital currency. Actually, the central bank doesn't.
00:24:34.360It was created about three, four years ago now, and that coin, that digital coin is called gas, G-A-S.
00:24:43.400And the same gentleman that created that for Russia also created the digital yuan, which is also not central bank controlled.
00:24:52.080So central bank digital currency, yes, they're trying to do that here especially.
00:24:57.840Other countries around the world are trying to do that as well because they want to side with the U.S.
00:25:03.180There's some that don't believe that the U.S. dollar will collapse, except they're not bankers, especially European bankers who have been jumping ship like crazy this year, taking their golden parachutes and dumping their euros as fast as they can, getting into ruble, getting into renminbi, etc., and real, etc., etc., and gold, and buying other commodities.
00:25:27.760And if you're going to look at anybody who's jumping ship, you want to watch the bankers and the top bankers.
00:25:33.920I'm talking presidents and CEOs of these banks are bailing right now in Europe and have been since late last fall.
00:25:43.300So when did this all start taking place, Doug, this jumping of ships, this new commodities-based currency approach?
00:25:56.900Is it because the World Economic Forum is having a tantrum?
00:26:01.180Yeah, I mean, what's happened was when they decided to sanction Russia, then he just made an unfriendly nation list and said, OK, I'm not going to accept U.S. dollars.
00:26:14.880And if you don't like it, you can go elsewhere and try to find your natural gas from somebody else, which I was reading another article today.
00:26:22.440um the uh they're 50 percent in the in the same amount of time last year the year before right
00:26:29.360in 2021 russia has sold 50 percent more oil and oil products this year than they did last year
00:26:36.240in other words their economy is booming and and vladimir putin thanked the eu and joe biden for
00:26:44.100that this is outrageous i mean we don't know this stuff because the left-wing corporate media never
00:26:51.780tells you anything that's going on over there and they try to uh sanction or dismiss any uh
00:26:58.900media outlet from outside of the united states or the western world that actually tells you the
00:27:04.100truth i mean russia today you know if you look at al jazeera i never ever thought doug that i would
00:27:10.180be sitting on on a show like this saying you know what i believe al jazeera before i believe uh usa0.98
00:27:15.380today or cnn if i were to say that five or six years ago i would have gone are you insane
00:27:20.740it's al jazeera but you know you read them and everything they say at least makes sense
00:27:27.100all of the gobbledygook coming out of the the western left-wing corporate media is absolutely
00:27:32.680insane so is canada going to be able to get out of this and if so how well okay so we know that
00:27:41.900here in Ontario, where I am today, Dougie Ford, if you re-elect him, by the way, here in Ontario,
00:27:47.760ladies and gentlemen, he's bringing in digital ID. By the way, if you elect an NDP, well,
00:27:54.600I should say the Communist Party of Canada, because that's who they are. It's not just
00:27:59.760going to be digital ID. It'll be digital ID with a great big hammer on your head behind it. So
00:28:05.720if you want to know who to vote for, I like Derek Sloan and the Ontario Party, to be honest with
00:28:11.340do right um at least they they're level-headed there's a little poke for derrick anyway yeah
00:28:17.700but but are we going to be able to vote our way out of this oh god no god god no you know no but
00:28:24.020they have an election here in two weeks so right but i mean no matter what party i i know the
00:28:29.000ontario party stands up for freedom and uh derrick sloan has been running around the province saying
00:28:33.760that every other party in that province including the pcs as you say is going along with the program
00:28:40.840but here's the other thing i guarantee you derek sloan won't sign off on the wt the whoo treaty
00:28:46.580and if he won't then it doesn't it doesn't matter for canada because they don't happen
00:28:52.360that's right because that's the thing ontario leads the the nation it is the most populous
00:28:58.960province and whatever happens in ontario happens in the rest of the country a few months later
00:29:03.900absolutely but does derek sloan have a chance i mean i don't even see him registering in polls
00:29:08.580right now? I don't know. I met with a couple of his guys down in Windsor when I was speaking down
00:29:18.180there. And they're smart cookies. There were three of them I met down there. Stephen was one
00:29:26.100gentleman. And these are not your regular politicians. These are businessmen who understand
00:29:33.620the world small businessmen not not your multinational ceos like uh what was his name
00:29:40.000bloomberg who tried to run for president of the united states right right failed miserably yeah
00:29:45.140we've had guys out west here joseph borgo for example was going to run for the leadership of
00:29:50.200the conservative party of canada and somehow didn't make it in under the wire the conservative
00:29:55.160party said i'm sorry but you've got some duplicate signatures here and you didn't get your money in
00:29:59.980on time. And so he's got another announcement coming up in the next week or so. Can you tell
00:30:06.340who the globalists are in the political realm, provincially and federally? Or is it just a wild
00:30:14.100guess? No, you can tell exactly who they are. I mean, it's so simple. They're liberals, they're
00:30:20.040PCs, they're NDP slash Communist Party, they're Greens. And they're all about, if they're talking
00:30:27.920about climate change that's a fraud we know that if they're talking about quack scenes that's a
00:30:32.540fraud we know that and if they're talking if they're talking it's all right that's good i
00:30:38.760haven't i haven't used that one yet i like it well i don't think the algorithms have picked
00:30:44.160up on it yet so good i like it pierre polyev what's your take on him god you know he says
00:30:53.900he's going to ban the world economic forum he does not want to bring in digital currency i mean he's
00:30:58.260saying all the right things but people are tying him to the world economic forum based upon his
00:31:02.660campaign chair who is john baird and john baird is a young global leader so we're not going to
00:31:08.420vote our way out of this federally or provincially we're going to start go ahead go ahead you just
00:31:14.300can't vote your way out of tyranny it doesn't happen these are de facto government what is a
00:31:18.380de facto government. It's an illegal and unlawful government. How do we know that? Because they
00:31:23.820didn't seat a lawful government after 1931, and they didn't ratify their own Constitution Act
00:31:31.720in 1982. So that makes them unlawful and illegal. All right. So Marvin has got a great question here,
00:50:40.800I mean, people are eventually going to figure it out, aren't they?
00:50:43.680is it climate issues then do they bring that in that's why they're bringing in climate now0.98
00:50:51.860i mean the eu is is it's amazing how stupid um they are in the eu they're actually going to ban0.97
00:50:59.780russian oil and uh embargo russian oil and oil products yeah gasoline and diesel they're going0.98
00:51:06.340to embargo and that big sucking sign the sound you'll hear after about three weeks of that
00:51:12.520is the eu imploding i mean that's outrageous that's where they get what 60 or 70 percent
00:51:20.540of their oil from some country some countries over 90 so what are they going to do i mean
00:51:27.580they're done it's over canada's not producing any more oil well they're looking at the green
00:51:32.900windmills and uh and uh because it's summertime lots of sunshine so you know yeah oh yeah as
00:51:40.060long as it's windy those windmills will work as long as it's solar panels yeah well as long as
00:51:45.080you get sunshine i'm sure that'll be all right you can store that solar energy for what 48 hours
00:51:49.900it's gone this is outrageous okay so the siege is coming we have to prepare for it by building
00:51:59.320communities and then once we build the communities we need to start forming
00:52:04.680du jour governments that's where you come in well that's you form a constitutional committee within
00:52:11.020your community and then the whole idea is to have the community involved in that like they're
00:52:16.640involved in the other and then you would get together with other communities in your province
00:52:21.920and it's connecting all the dots and working all together because you might want to do barter trade
00:52:27.020with those communities and check in with their constitutional committee and how they're doing
00:52:31.360and what they're doing then over time i can't give you a timeline it could be a month it could
00:52:38.100be six months um you would set up to do a constitutional convention where you would
00:52:43.700send your delegates to write the constitution okay let me before go ahead i'm sorry you had
00:52:49.960it by the way in there go ahead the international community has been waiting 90 years for us to do
00:52:54.940this okay so we are gonna but don't we need now this is something that's not making sense i can't
00:53:00.420it to line up in my brain don't we need land boundaries don't we need areas where these
00:53:07.380communities form and then other communities or are they just amorphous whatever well if people
00:53:14.760of manitoba okay so you're have your land boundaries yeah the ontario border and the
00:53:21.220saskatchewan border the 49th parallel and the net i think you're at nanavac is the top noon of it
00:53:27.780Yeah. Yeah. So that's your landmass and the people on that landmass come together through their communities in like it's Swan River, Winnipeg and then Gretna.
00:53:42.000There's Winkler in southern Manitoba and Steinbeck. And I don't know all the names of all the places, but throughout.
00:53:48.960And you might have four or five communities in Steinbeck. You might have 10 communities in Winnipeg.
00:53:56.280you might have two communities up in swan river and and everybody's because swan river is a great
00:54:04.500big farming community so if the people winnipeg better get to know the people up in swan river
00:54:09.900and down in steinbeck and down in gretna and down in altona because you're going to need to eat
00:54:15.520and these are farmers these are wonderful farmers these are good people and
00:54:20.260that's how we all come together how do we tear ourselves away from government influence whether
00:54:29.500it's municipal whether it's turn off your tv no i mean they're going to come pounding on the door
00:54:36.080saying you don't want money in taxes you don't think pay your taxes so you were still pay your
00:54:42.740taxes because they will come pounding on your door so pay your taxes don't be forced but what
00:54:48.540if what if we form this du jour government and take the province of manitoba at that point they
00:54:56.060have no standing you have you have now the police are on your side well they'd have you're not you're
00:55:01.940now law of the land they're participating in this but would they recognize that you see this is the
00:55:07.700thing and the international community recognizes it immediately so if the de facto was to come after
00:55:12.280you the international community would step in that's what i'm about to ask would they though
00:55:19.400because if you if you were to say this to a normie doug somebody who just goes about their
00:55:25.080business every single day gets up in the morning goes to their job uh wears a mask to go to take
00:55:31.560their kids to hockey practice and then the safe way afterwards comes home has a couple of beers
00:55:36.460goes to triple back yeah triple backs sure that he's not that guy yeah that that guy right like
00:55:43.100he's going to go you people are insane there's no way this you're not a de facto government or0.99
00:55:48.260you're not a du jour government uh these guys are the government you're crazy and and you know what0.99
00:55:53.900i'm saying like don't you need the support of the majority of the people before we can actually0.78
00:55:59.080first of all you put the card ahead a little bit ahead of the horse just because you've written
00:56:03.440the Constitution, it needs to be ratified by the people. So the people have to vote on it.
00:56:09.000If it reaches a certain threshold that you've set at the convention for ratification, let's say,
00:56:15.020okay, we want 62.5% of the people of the province of Manitoba. If we reach that threshold,
00:56:20.680we've ratified the Constitution. We now have a du jour government. We're good to go. If it doesn't,
00:56:27.160then it would come back into the convention to have the changes made that the people wanted.
00:56:32.640and then it would go back out like the u.s constitution went out for the first time
00:56:36.640it was sent back unratified because it didn't have a bill of rights right how long did it
00:56:42.880take for the americans to come up with that constitution never mind any of the amendments
00:56:46.280it was a two-year deal so this is a long process before you can even send it to the people
00:56:51.680iceland did it 30 days all right well guys let's start building communities this is what doug's
00:57:00.620been saying this is what i've been saying this is what wayne has been saying i'm just trying to get
00:57:04.380all this stuff together in my head getting it to line up dog i'm sorry you know like i'm wondering
00:57:08.160all right so do we have a sub uh sub communities within communities and so on and so on what if
00:57:15.940my neighbor doesn't agree you know you know not everybody has to agree but everybody needs to
00:57:23.840instead of disagreeing and going into a fight and slamming the door you have to listen to each other
00:57:30.420that's the big thing that's been happening now people haven't been listening to each other
00:57:35.140they're scared now you're listening with the small brain the fight or flight brain
00:57:39.940not the one that sits up here the big part of your brain and and if i can say one thing to the
00:57:45.800people listening tonight listen to what the other people are saying understand there's a lot of
00:57:51.260trauma that's been happening with people they've been pushed through this for two years so they're
00:57:56.660in trauma. I met a woman last night at a meeting and, um, she was, she was freaking out, literally
00:58:03.020freaking out. I, I walked her outside. I said, do you smoke? Do you want a cigarette? Okay. She had0.85
00:58:08.200a cigarette. She was calming issue. She went about 900 miles an hour. And I said, look, darling,
00:58:13.880you need a hug. And so I hugged her and I, and she just hung on for dear life and started to cry
00:58:20.400for about three minutes and then she let go and she says oh my god i feel so much better
00:58:28.920and it was just just a small piece of humanity that people are looking for so you just need to
00:58:35.560give them a year to listen to give them time to be heard give them some compassion that's a
00:58:42.700suggestion uh james wants to know where do first nations where do natives fit into this plan is
00:58:50.300Would it be different for them or is everybody equal under this?
00:58:54.120For the first time in their history, they have a seat at the table and they have a voice, just like everybody else.
01:06:04.500And, guys, if you're interested in watching Doug speak,
01:06:07.360we can put something together in the next couple of days i just have to talk to a couple of people
01:06:13.360move some things around if you want us to wait a little bit longer as a matter of fact
01:06:17.280let's go ahead and i want to go through the comments right now and see where your head's
01:06:22.560at with this you guys would you be willing to come and see doug speak because in order to arrange
01:06:31.340something like this i need to get a place for it to happen and i need to know how big that place
01:06:36.920should be so uh how will he get around the flood well he's going to work his way through it i'm
01:06:43.640sure so i'm seeing a lot of yeses here but i don't know exactly where all you guys are
01:06:51.160where should this be should it be in winnipeg yeah probably um
01:06:55.720yeah doug is back doug there's a lot of people that want to see you speak so i think we're
01:07:03.480going to have to set something up sooner rather than later. Sorry about that. This internet just
01:07:11.200kind of kicked off on me here. No, that's all right. There's a lot of people who want to see
01:07:17.400you speak, definitely in Winnipeg and maybe a big event somewhere in the southern part of the
01:07:23.060province, Winkler, Altona, Morden or something like that. All right, time to shut her down. But
01:07:27.640again, thanks, Doug, for coming on the show tonight. I really appreciate it. Thank you for
01:07:30.040And I, and I will be seeing you very soon. There's Doug force again. The myth is Canada.com. All right, you guys, it's time to give away a t-shirt time to give away a t-shirt. So this is the shirt. No, that's the old one.
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