00:10:52.420like the majority of the population i was raised to believe that climate change was a threat to
00:11:00.800our planet i took ecosystem management at sir sanford fleming college in lindsay in my spare
00:11:07.780time i researched the science behind climate change in the hopes that one day i would work
00:11:12.180for the un i found in my research that the doomsday predictions were based on flawed science
00:11:20.680and stemmed from unelected international organizations.
00:11:26.240The policies that they are recommending have undermined our rights and our sovereignty,
00:11:33.880and I would like to give a background on that before I address the reports on your agenda tonight.
00:11:39.960In 1992, Canada signed on to the UN Agenda 21.
00:11:45.280A total of 178 nations agreed because this international agreement promised to bring big money for going green.
00:11:56.700Once signed, Canada became a UN member state, a nation state, and was no longer a sovereign country under the rule of law and the supremacy of God.
00:12:09.780And everything I'm stating tonight, I will send you all the documentation from their own words stating what I'm saying.
00:12:20.500It was then that all towns in Canada and every other country that signed on were, in a sense, abandoned and merged with others to form UN city-states, of which Peterborough is now one.
00:12:34.700By the year 2000, we saw countries now being governed by the direction of the United Nations, the G7, the G20, the Council of Foreign Relations, the World Bank, and the World Economic Forum, World Health Organization as well, and the International Council on Local and Environmental Issues.
00:12:58.000I believe that acronym is pronounced ICLE, or ISIL, if you can correct me which one.
00:13:04.820Instead of following parliamentary procedures for law changes, the municipal primer, which
00:13:11.180looks like this, the title of it, the title page, was sent to all our local towns in 1994
00:13:18.920and outlined how they would restructure their governments, their municipal governments.
00:13:25.320In this primer, you will see that our public officials, our elected mayor and council, are now partnered with a private corporation called the City of Peterborough, all caps.
00:13:39.540This is a private corporation, not a public.
00:13:41.720And working alongside with that corporation's chief administrative officer, I believe a new one is now in place, Jasbir Rayna, sorry if I'm pronouncing that incorrectly, working alongside him to implement the global agenda instead of a local one.
00:14:02.740And committing public funds to private, sustainable initiatives, development goals, and foreign investors under the guise of saving the planet.
00:34:21.800maneuver and i guess you saw that over and over and over again until it happened to you
00:34:27.280so they arrested you but didn't charge you what did they do just hold you in custody for a while
00:34:32.260so after they picked me up off the ground and handed me to a police officer from ottawa to
00:34:40.500process us because that's the jurisdiction we were in the police officer looked at me
00:34:47.780and i was just looking back at the scene and the bills of rights were all swirling in a wind tunnel
00:34:54.600like this and he dropped a tear and cried and he said i want you to know that the the protesters
00:35:02.680won this today and the truth will come out you proved you were peaceful until the end
00:35:08.120and the truth will come out is what he said so they put us in caddy wagons drove us out of town
00:35:15.560and when the bus finally stopped we all sang oh canada and we got out and they just dropped you
00:35:25.160in the middle of nowhere yeah it was at a where they were towing the trucks too so they dropped
00:35:31.240us there and there was uh some truckers there who who were checking on their trucks and they
00:35:37.660drove us back to the biker church and we had a great meal and a cot to sleep on and people to
00:35:43.040talk to it was warm and we walked into this building and there was a huge mosaic of Jesus
00:35:48.660at the end if you've ever been there just beautiful and we knew we did the right thing
00:35:52.900and I think when you do the right thing things work out in the end so what was it like for you
00:36:00.600testifying in front of Justice Rolu at the emergency act inquiry it was my first time
00:36:08.940going back to Ottawa and having gone through having gone through that that phase of PTSD
00:36:19.140and kind of compartmentalizing the whole thing and then being asked to go and having about a week to
00:36:26.420prepare and that's the first time I started even looking at the footage again so it brought it all
00:36:32.280back I I got to Ottawa I had an extra day I walked down the street and I just remembered everything
00:36:38.140and I just let myself cry I just walked the streets of Ottawa and I cried and then
00:36:44.060I speak going up and speaking I felt like I was called to do this I was asked to do this I should
00:36:56.060say and that I would do my best that's what I told myself and even if I made a mistake I would do my
00:37:03.700best and i felt like i i really didn't do a great job basically my story why why do you feel like
00:37:13.500that because the story that i just shared with you i i didn't express it in the same way and
00:37:20.460the reason why i was called to the inquiry was because of that story and i had a lot in my
00:37:27.280statement that I didn't say. I feel like I kind of choked on the words. You know, it was my first
00:37:35.860time public speaking. You're pretty emotional returning back to the scene of the crime,
00:37:40.700the trauma that you're facing. Yes. In front of Justice Rouleau, you're in front of a crowd of
00:37:46.000people. Pressure. At the same time, listening to everyone else testify afterward, everything I
00:37:53.460needed to say somebody else said so we all played our part and we all we all said what needed needed
00:38:01.840to be said but afterwards when I walked out of that building I felt like my old self again I
00:38:09.240walked down the street I was happy not happy but I wasn't crying anymore it was um very healing for
00:38:16.780me to do that and I really appreciate the opportunity that I had there obviously you
00:38:22.480were disappointed with Justice Rulo's final ruling we all were but did you suspect because
00:38:29.460you were sitting pretty close to the man did you suspect that he was listening with a fair ear
00:38:35.320or was it already decided from the outset I always am one to have a little bit of hope
00:38:43.500but and I was very disappointed at the ruling
00:38:52.480And the way, with my experience watching Canada and watching everything unfold throughout my lifetime, I didn't think that we would get a good outcome, but I had hope.
00:39:09.260And at the very least, we've further exposed the level of corruption in our country.
00:39:16.820You mentioned the Bill of Rights, not the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. And we know, people watching this show know, there is a stark difference between those two documents. One being that the Charter of Rights and Freedoms is enshrined in our Constitution.
00:39:33.740so it cannot be changed by any governing body unless they actually go into the constitution
00:39:40.620and change it and that takes a lot of measures to be able to do that however the document is
00:39:46.100flawed in many ways at least in my opinion just based upon section one alone that gives the power
00:39:51.560to the government to do anything they want anytime they want as long as there's an emergency
00:39:56.220justifiable in a free and democratic society however the bill of rights while being only
00:40:03.340a statute and not enshrined in the constitution gives no leeway there is absolutely nothing in
00:40:11.460the bill of rights that says but all of these rights will be revoked if the government says
00:40:16.020there's an emergency is that why you're using it i was using it because it was there somebody had a
00:40:25.380whole stack of it um to me it represents just the fundamental rights that we have and everyone
00:40:35.040on this planet carries and should carry and should be respected it's a pretty good summation
00:40:40.820of our rights you know the funny thing is is right at the bottom of it is the parliament building
00:40:47.040right so just the fact that we were there standing up for our rights that had been so
00:40:55.640so stomped upon over the last few years in such direct ways and then and then to have them further
00:41:06.660stomped upon I just thought it was appropriate to lay lay the document down and let them
00:41:13.760stomp right all over it and it was interesting because they didn't want to there was one police
00:41:19.320officer that he he came up from the back and snatched it snatched it from the line he didn't
00:41:26.840he didn't like he didn't like he didn't like seeing this document because he knew he would
00:41:32.560have to step on it like did i mean that's actually very good very good thinking you are
00:41:37.120you know symbolically and physically actually stepping on the rights of Canadian citizens
00:41:44.200he didn't like that at all even though he knew what he was doing you got to wonder how these
00:41:48.400people look in the mirror don't you think I would imagine a lot of them also have have PTSD that
00:41:56.220they're dealing with and the whole emergency of Ottawa emergency of Ontario emergency act
00:42:04.220for canada i think was just the government's way to bring in new police hoping that some of them
00:42:12.280would have no feelings whatsoever yeah exactly and i think at that point much of the a good
00:42:21.920percentage of the ottawa police had already lost their jobs because of the mandates not not a
00:42:30.040majority or anything but but the good ones already stepped down so let me ask you being there and
00:42:35.920experience all all of experiencing all of this when they brought the riot police in did you get
00:42:40.180the sense and i've asked this question of many people who were there did you get the sense that
00:42:45.020these people these guys these riot cops were not canadian i was under the impression that they
00:42:54.660might have been from quebec at the time but i can see looking back that the theory that they were
00:43:01.760from the un might very well be true it was there any indicator as you look back now anything that
00:43:10.900you saw that you noticed in that moment and i know that there was a lot going on and you had a knee
00:43:15.600on your back to me it was their their uniforms the the the different uniforms that they had on
00:43:23.000the the fact that they they did actually speak english and they spoke it well so in my opinion
00:43:33.340at the very front line they were just pretending they couldn't speak
00:43:37.800but then once you were behind the line they they spoke english you could hear them yeah wow those
00:43:44.380are a couple things that do you think there's a political solution to this
00:43:49.100i think that there is a people solution to this and that any anytime humanity finds itself in
00:44:04.620this kind of a situation it's the people that need to organize first and then they can create
00:44:12.540something, they can create parallels within the society that are able to confront the political
00:44:22.260problem. Up until this point, we're too scattered. And we see that in the elections, when one of us
00:44:29.400runs, and I ran in 2011, for the Canadian Action Party. And since then, what I've noticed is that
00:44:40.500people who have solutions, who run, face very similar strategies being used to gain some.
00:44:48.700It's obvious we could write a list and then decide on how we're going to counter that.
00:44:54.180And I think that that's where we need to focus our energy is on the grassroots organization,
00:45:01.260but also creating a parallel network of members and experts from across the country that are
00:45:10.540working together and exchanging ideas and coming up with the effective solutions and then bringing
00:45:17.840that down to the local level so they can be implemented so that when we find one thing that
00:45:22.900works in one region that can be known and implemented across the country and we have
00:45:30.980to just keep exchanging those ideas and forming partnerships between all the affiliate organizations
00:45:37.220working towards this so whereas they want us to divide we need to to to have some leadership in
00:45:46.420place on our side that is helping guide us to these effective strategies so i do think that
00:45:52.620there is a solution would you suggest that the national citizens inquiry was a parallel solution
00:45:58.580absolutely but again it faced and it brought a lot of people together it brought a lot of good
00:46:06.000people out of the woodwork it connected a lot of people so absolutely that is that is
00:46:13.600any any event that we can come together and network and as we get better at networking
00:46:24.100and solidifying our connections that's how this is going to
00:46:29.700that's how we're going to be able to move forward together because
00:46:34.800if you're somebody like me i only talk about solutions i don't like to talk about the problem
00:46:41.860i don't necessarily stay up to date on all the problems and all the gossip well it's hard to do
00:46:47.700that i mean i i totally understand that uh but we do have to talk about one problem and i'm sorry
00:46:53.480to say there is division within our ranks uh you know because there have been people who have come
00:47:01.180along and tried to take advantage of the good nature of people within the freedom and truth
00:47:05.980movement right uh there have been some unsavory characters who have come forward and written
00:47:11.080books all of a sudden they're trying to take credit for certain things they never actually
00:47:14.660had a hand in and then there's the back room backbiting that uh seems to crop up whenever
00:47:20.960somebody gets a certain level of notoriety jealousy creeps into all of this i mean really
00:47:26.280can there can there be a way to just tell people and i i try to do this on a nightly basis but it's
00:47:33.200it's difficult sometimes just to tell people stop it that's exactly what they want we need to come
00:47:41.840together because if we don't they're going to roll right over us
00:47:46.260so what the what the opponents do is they first ignore they first ignore
00:47:56.500and i okay so i'm going to go back i'll i'll use another analogy um no i like the analogy
00:48:03.880you were using we can come back to that but go ahead and okay yeah i i think a lot in terms of
00:48:10.680energy exchange. And when I see divisive behavior, I don't give attention to it necessarily. And
00:48:23.680I don't repeat it. I don't further it. It stops at me. And that's one way that I think we can
00:48:37.880deal with it but when we see the divisive behavior you know we just need to not further it so much
00:48:44.460and don't rebut don't don't get drawn into it right also also you know if it's directed at
00:48:51.280you or a friend you know we don't need to defend ourselves all the time either we don't need to
00:48:56.500jump in the fight we can let things just settle out a little bit and um because i think that
00:49:03.960you know what is that in the art of war you don't just defend yourself you know
00:49:09.280then you're engaging in it and that's what they want you to do so i think just following some
00:49:16.800basic principles you can look at the bible you can look at other cultures when it comes to
00:49:23.860conflict management and how how many times have you been called a kook i don't usually
00:49:30.180had no i've never heard nobody has ever actually said you're to blame for our trouble in life i
00:49:36.740mean you must have had some people like my my biggest hater is my dad and outside of that
00:49:46.560no one really matters you know so like it's bad enough coming from from somebody that
00:49:53.080that should know me well enough and uh yeah outside of that I don't know I don't get a lot
00:50:02.920of I don't get a lot of haters I get along with a lot of people and well once they get to know you
00:50:09.060as a person you seem like a very very nice person Maggie I mean let's let's be honest here but
00:50:13.180some of the people on the other side of things they do tend to lash out from time to time I
00:50:19.000have been accosted in public places myself I hate you man I'm gonna kill you I mean seriously things
00:50:26.620like that so you're right um you know yeah I've been I I went I attended one one rally uh the
00:50:33.540Save Canada boys were here in Peterborough and they they spent the night at my place so I thought
00:50:39.220okay I'll go down to the to to the rally even though my opinion personally is the uh the drag
00:50:48.100queen story hour at the libraries is potentially a psyop just to get us out and riled up and
00:50:55.160fighting and that's what i saw when i was down there and yes i was called a racist and all
00:51:00.200sorts of terror they were so mean they were such bullies and i thought it just looked bad on them
00:51:04.980to be honest it does look bad on them but they don't care because they've been indoctrinated
00:51:09.420like that yeah right so now maggie what is gather 2030 i see that in your little uh template on
00:51:16.740on your screen there yeah so gather 2030 is a newsletter that i created i started it last
00:51:25.140last month i've been trying to find a way to share the ideas i have on connecting the network and
00:51:34.340even before the convoy i had a whole whiteboard out and i was looking for solutions and i kept
00:51:39.860finding that somebody was already doing what needed to be done and all we needed to do is
00:51:45.220connect it and um and then the convoy happened and then now we're all finding each other so
00:51:52.420since then i've attended a lot of events and became uh more effective in my personal networking
00:51:58.900so i'm sharing strategies on how to how to how to network grow your network and also
00:52:08.820So at the hometown level, how to create stronger communities
00:52:14.020and to organize more effectively at the local level.
00:52:19.180And as far as the affiliate organizations,
00:52:23.040I'm speaking to probably 10 to 12 organizers of different organized leaders
00:52:30.280from different organizations across the country
00:52:33.180and helping them to come together so that they can-
00:52:37.920Are you feeling them starting to want to do that?
00:52:42.920Do they understand the urgency that we're under here?
00:52:45.880I'm trying to gather them all into at least one network that I feel has the capacity and the platform and the vision that will allow us to meet and divide into committees based on,
00:53:07.920what our interests and focus is so that we can have focus groups and start allowing for the
00:53:16.840strategies to come out of that so that when we come in and to discuss a topic everyone has five
00:53:22.380minutes to throw their solution down instead of just complaining about the problem we all know
00:53:28.000what the problems are so we come in and and out of that will come a list of of 12 you know 10 12
00:53:35.660effective strategies that we can then promote to the rest of Canada at a local level to implement
00:53:42.600are you thinking about possibly holding a national symposium on this at some point that would be a
00:53:47.740huge undertaking but I think well worth it you know what I do I just say that that's what needs
00:53:53.860to happen and we'll see it happen so I don't necessarily have to do it it's just you know
00:54:00.720notices of liability Maggie you've mentioned that a couple of times tonight are you because
00:54:05.620I know Action for Canada was doing something along those lines
00:54:08.440while all of the vaccines were being handed out
00:54:11.660and the masks were being worn and the social distancing.
00:54:27.980I have some people in my back pocket who their notice of liability
00:54:34.140that they have sent in in the past has made people step down so I would like to put something
00:54:44.140together that includes a statement of facts that I presented plus more information going back
00:54:51.360to at least the Club of Rome so that we can really show them that we want to educate
00:54:57.740the those in power and in a notice of liability they also have what is it um at the end where they
00:55:08.700what the remedy is and usually people just say stop doing what you're doing in seven days or
00:55:17.500you owe me twelve thousand dollars and and i don't think i don't think if we're trying to educate
00:55:23.220them, if we're trying to really work with the people in power, I'm going to put forward some
00:55:30.120actual steps and solutions that they can take should they wish to do the right thing for
00:55:37.280themselves and for us. And outside of that, you know, I guess we can threaten them with
00:55:42.720money. Well, I'll tell you this. I mean, this strategy, if we're able to get this notice of
00:55:49.500liability liability out to all elected officials in this country from the municipal levels to the
00:55:55.020provincial to the federal levels we'll certainly see uh who is in on it and who wants to know more
00:56:01.840won't we absolutely absolutely and i hope at least a third of them do and yeah you know what we need
00:56:11.240we need 20 we need 20 that is going to make all the difference i'm talking about the people in
00:56:17.380this country 20 can you imagine if 20 of canada what would that be like 2 million people if 2
00:56:25.540million people showed up in ottawa all of this would be over and that's the problem that's the
00:56:31.500problem with canada it's not like france or the uk it's harder for us to do that so so the focus
00:56:38.800on the local municipalities you know we we need 20 to 100 organized in each one of those to make
00:56:47.560a difference so how do we get uh the newsletter how do we get gather 2030 where do we go for this
00:56:52.880so it's on substack um so you can look up gather 2030 substack and you'll find me there i had to
00:57:02.340move it over i had it up on another platform for about a month and i was de-platformed after 600
00:57:10.900people joined and 20 articles were posted so i'm transitioning everything to substack and i hope
00:57:19.080that which platform were you de-platformed from so we can tell everybody not to use that platform
00:57:25.200memberful okay and i was warned so well substack is cooler anyway uh maggie thank you for go look
00:57:33.920for gather 2030 on substack you guys and sign up for the newsletter and hopefully we can get
00:57:39.220everybody together across the country and start making a difference and i really do like your
00:57:43.800strategy and i admire your bravery 100 maggie thank you for joining the show tonight we appreciate
00:57:49.500you being here thank you and we'll stay in touch okay all right okay there's maggie hope brawn
00:58:00.340she's uh there's so much more we could have asked but we're running out of time you guys don't
00:58:04.840forget tomorrow night uh we've got an interesting guest he's going to be appearing with uh theo
00:58:11.000flurry and jamie soleil at the fire and ice event uh with canadians for truth in calgary it's dallas
00:58:17.360alexander he's a former canadian military a former member of a joint task force and former expert
00:58:24.640sniper and he's got a story and we're going to hear what that is tomorrow night thursday night
00:58:30.460dr chris schumacher is on the show and then on friday night the one and only mr pat king joins
00:58:38.480the show all right this is andrew bridgen this is going to be a short video but it's very impactful
00:58:45.020very powerful this was shared all over twitter today guys uh first of all if you're watching
00:58:50.860on twitter right now thank you for being here don't forget to retweet this heart it get it
00:58:54.660out there to as many people as possible if you're watching this on rumble or youtube right now and
00:58:59.080the reason i'm on youtube is because i'm waiting to see when the show gets taken down there could
00:59:03.220be any time i'm not doing anything special i'm just doing my regular show and waiting for them
00:59:08.800to go hey you can't say that and then take me down that will be my third strike it'll be over
00:59:12.680on youtube as well the show will not be going live back to facebook i will post the rumble
00:59:19.180version of the show onto the facebook page so if you're a subscriber to my facebook page you don't
00:59:24.760have to leave you can stay there i still post information and and clips and memes and and all
00:59:31.180kinds of good stuff on the page so you don't have to leave there i'm just not going back to live
00:59:35.720streaming on facebook it is a censorship platform and i don't feel that we can say the proper things
00:59:43.560on a platform like that so i'm just not going to use it andrew bridgen is a member of parliament
00:59:49.600in the united kingdom and this is an address he made to the european parliament just the other
00:59:56.140day watch this is great the very concept of the democracy that we've taken for granted
01:00:02.360all of our lives is under threat as it never has been before and it's not just in my country it's
01:00:10.840not across europe it is across the whole of the world it's not from external armies mounding up
01:00:18.040on our borders this time but it is from the corruption and the decay of our own institutions
01:00:25.840are allowing this to happen I think every one of us who's elected and represents our people we
01:00:32.680need to remember that we are always the servants of the people we are not their masters and some
01:00:37.580of my colleagues and some elected representatives around the world have forgotten this lesson they
01:00:42.800will need to learn this lesson again we are entrusted to represent our constituents and
01:00:49.560their best interests at all times. And when their rights are threatened, we are duty bound to defend
01:00:56.220them. So the World Health Organization is an unelected, diplomatically immune, tax exempt
01:01:03.780group that bears no resemblance to the good faith Florence Nightingale Union of Nations set up over
01:01:11.50075 years ago. Public health and the decisions surrounding it now exist as a monopoly of the
01:01:17.780WHO headed up by bureaucrats in Geneva whose leadership has been embroiled in scandal after
01:01:25.700scandal and the majority of the influence on the WHO now is by external entities and indeed
01:01:31.800as has been mentioned the one of the richest men in the world has a massive influence over
01:01:37.600the WHO indeed I think 84 percent of of all the funding of the WHO now is by external commercial
01:01:45.420sources with an ability to direct the area that your generous donations to the WHO will
01:01:54.060send their policies. So it's basically pay to play. If you have enough money, you can influence
01:02:00.120the WHO. Not exactly the people I'd like to be deciding in the future whether my constituents
01:02:06.580are locked into their houses, whether they can see their relatives if they have to wear masks
01:02:11.860And if they have to take mandatory medication, I would say the least qualified people in the world to make those decisions.
01:02:21.760And any parliament that decides to abdicate its responsibilities to its constituents does not deserve the name of being a parliament and does not deserve a seat in any elected assembly.
01:02:36.500We have no right to relinquish our sovereignty, the sovereignty of our nations, because it's not mine to give away.
01:02:44.060It's not any of us to give away. Sovereignty always belongs to the people.
01:02:47.860Every election should be returned back to the people where they will again decide who they allow to represent them.
01:02:58.000Vigilant Fox, you can find that video on at Vigilant Fox on Twitter.
01:03:02.460wow question how come there are not more politicians like andrew bridgen who are willing
01:03:10.620to speak up about what's really going on in the world
01:03:15.120is it because they're being told by the executive directors of their political parties that if they
01:03:22.660do that they'll be taken out of the party and have to sit as an independent are they too career
01:03:27.300minded are they too scared do they not think it's politically expedient
01:03:33.020wow i mean it blows my mind that still in canada you can't seem to get one politician who'll speak
01:03:44.660straight like that yeah you hear them bring it up from time to time and little kind of whispers
01:03:48.880and innuendos but they never actually come right out and say it
01:03:52.600do they think that because they say they're going to be attacked by the media and never ever win
01:03:59.980another election again probably but that needs to change there are 338 mps that sit in the house
01:04:09.000of commons from all across our country are you trying to tell me that every single one of those
01:04:14.060mps buys into the notion that we all needed to get vaccinated i don't think so
01:04:22.600Do they all buy into the notion that we all need this digital currency and digital facial recognition systems?
01:07:49.400loriston charles maloney 42 resides at and has regular access to the beating the odd center
01:07:57.080which offers services for children with autism police said maloney is a convicted sex offender
01:08:03.020with several priors which include human trafficking of children how is he even out
01:08:07.660shouldn't that be a lifetime sentence human trafficking of children
01:08:13.060maybe it's time to start bringing some of the old punishments back as a deterrent
01:08:21.320opp sergeant jason foals uh said maloney faced charges in peel region was convicted in 2004
01:08:30.500and 2013 the total of 16 criminal charges related to human trafficking and trafficking
01:08:36.560with minor age children which has put them on the sex offender registry
01:08:39.620Ooh. Still can walk around. Foles said the location where the beating the odds is operated out of is a residence. Maloney is not under any conditions relating to associating with young children, Foles said, which upped the ante in releasing the advisory. Foles noted the convictions are not in relation to beating the odds facility. The OPP said they were releasing the information as a precaution.
01:09:04.220yeah i'd say as a precaution you've got a child predator child trafficker twice convicted
01:09:12.140running around in your community that's the least they could do is let us know that
01:09:17.560and the last story tonight comes from tnc.news there is a new we talked about this a little
01:09:23.220bit on the show a couple of months back when it was first brought to our attention can't even
01:09:28.620believe this is going on planned parenthood roaming around small towns in saskatchewan
01:09:33.560trying to get kids to buy into these sex cards okay so new petition now calling on the saskatchewan
01:09:39.920government to defund planned parenthood following sex cards controversy how is it that planned
01:09:44.900parenthood is getting any government money tax money sorry i shouldn't have said government
01:09:49.260money it's our money and it's going to this organization that promotes abortion among other
01:09:54.800things social conservative group right now has started a petition demanding the saskatchewan
01:10:01.440government refund Planned Parenthood after, or sorry, defund Planned Parenthood after the
01:10:07.400organization made sexually explicit cards available to grade nine students. Now, we told you about this.
01:10:13.660Here's the cards. They tell you what felching is, all the different names that go along,
01:10:20.280urinating and defecating. I mean, really? That needs to be brought to kids' attention in school,
01:10:27.020Does it? Planned Parenthood was suspended from presenting in schools over the cards, but continues to receive funding from the Ministry of Health in Saskatchewan.
01:10:36.560It's received over a million dollars from the province in the past three years.
01:10:41.500The sex from A to Z cards developed by the AIDS Committee of Toronto with assistance from the Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange featured explicit language about sex, sexual acts and certain fetishes.
01:10:52.720Can they tell you what half and a half is?
01:13:02.720Golub said she finds the incident involving Planned Parenthood to be not surprising,
01:13:07.760given that the founder, Margaret Sanger, has a very terrible history with regards to eugenics.
01:13:12.300That is true. You can look that one up.
01:13:14.480I don't think that Planned Parenthood could ever truly be seen as a socially moral organization, whether it comes to abortion or just sexual topics in general.
01:13:23.640If they're bad enough or if they're egregious enough to suspend their behavior in the schools, then the province shouldn't be funding their activity with taxpayer dollars either.
01:13:35.100And that is it for the show tonight, you guys.
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