The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite w⧸guest Nicole Lebrasseur from The Canadian People's Union

00:00:00.000 night this is wednesday march the 16th the day before saint patrick's day uh 2022 oh and by the

00:00:07.460 way just as an update to you guys i was talking yesterday on the show about having a court date

00:00:13.100 tomorrow read these tickets that hang in the background that you can see those pink pieces

00:00:16.660 of paper there you can see them they've been there for three or four months now it was supposed to be

00:00:20.580 tomorrow it's been put off now until june the 8th because the province failed to send me

00:00:28.480 all of their records as to why and what rule I broke and and all of that so I asked about that

00:00:35.160 today they said oh my god we sent it to the wrong email address so can we put this off until such

00:00:40.200 time as you've had a chance to review it and I said yeah I guess we can so three months

00:00:46.900 because they're so backed up with all of these ridiculous cases

00:00:51.100 anyway some of the day's big stories heartbreaking decisions this is from

00:00:57.260 the left-wing corporate media heartbreaking decisions had to be made in canada's response

00:01:01.800 to ukraine you recall zelinski addressed the house of commons yesterday and he addressed the u.s

00:01:07.380 congress today asking both countries both members of nato to come up with a no-fly zone over ukraine

00:01:14.020 So no Russian bombers could fly over the country dropping bombs.

00:01:20.240 Canada has said no heartbreaking decisions had to be made in Canada's response to Ukraine.

00:01:24.760 They did not want to escalate the war over there. 1.00

00:01:27.840 And rightly so. 1.00

00:01:28.920 I mean, there's been a lot of, you know, Candace Bergen, the official leader of the opposition or interim leader of the opposition in the House of Commons today said we need a no-fly zone over there. 0.99

00:01:37.780 basically all they're doing then is escalating the situation in that you're telling russia that you

00:01:45.220 can't fly over ukraine right now and we're going to enforce that nato is going to enforce that so

00:01:49.860 then you have to send fighter jets over there and make sure they don't and if you do that you're 0.80

00:01:55.800 running the risk of going to war with a nuclear power why would you do that it's not our war we

00:02:02.940 can support them of course and and you know i don't i don't know what's going on over there

00:02:09.020 i don't think any of us really know what's going on over there left-wing corporate media says one

00:02:14.940 thing and then you see all kinds of doctored footage that they've put out uh very few reports

00:02:21.520 from the ground i did play one for you yesterday from a french reporter who's been there since 2014

00:02:26.460 she claims that ukraine is bombing their own people regardless of any of that it's not our war

00:02:32.940 It's not our war. So we can support the people, both the Russian people and the Ukrainian people, and try and do the best we can for them through the Red Cross and other agencies. But as far as getting involved in this conflict, I don't think that's a good idea when we're talking about nuclear powers. Call me crazy.

00:02:53.480 so there's that uh this one here

00:02:57.840 now i touched on this briefly last week on the show i think so let's let's delve into this as

00:03:06.120 we know there's a far and i'm talking when i say far right you guys know i mean far right

00:03:11.960 right so we're talking about an extreme far right group over there part of the ukrainian

00:03:18.720 military bragging about their training from the Canadian military, which happened over the past

00:03:24.960 few years, apparently. So Canada has been involved in training Nazis, because that's what these guys 0.87

00:03:34.920 are. And as far as that red and black flag that's been flying around at these different rallies 0.52

00:03:39.720 across the country the last few weeks, some construe that as support for the Ukrainian

00:03:46.320 nazis who are heavily involved in the ukrainian military so you know when you say that to somebody

00:03:54.600 who goes no you got to support the ukraine man what are you crazy they don't really know what

00:04:00.040 they're talking about and so when you give them nuance like that one of two things happens and

00:04:05.060 this is much the same with you know the virus and and climate change and so if you give a nuanced 0.92

00:04:10.980 argument one of two things the first one is what are you talking about you're crazy denier putin 0.93

00:04:15.960 supporter. Or the other thing is, huh? But never, rarely ever, I guess there is a third thing that 0.51

00:04:23.080 happens. Rarely ever will you get somebody to go, really? I want to know more about that. I think

00:04:28.100 I'm going to go look it up. I think you're right. I should probably educate myself. You wish it

00:04:33.140 would happen more, but no, it doesn't. And Thailand is going to pay $45 million over vaccine side

00:04:41.080 effects to roughly 15 000 people who have proved because of the medical system over there that they

00:04:46.820 were injured by the vaccines with 2 000 more pending it could be even higher over here crickets

00:04:53.440 special guest tonight from canadian people's union and the powership.ca nicole labrasour is standing

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00:07:50.280 Nicole Labrasseur of the Canada People's Union, Canadian People's Union and powership.ca. Nicole,

00:07:56.600 Thank you for coming on the show tonight.

00:07:58.880 I know you've had a busy last week or so, and I know you've got a sore throat, so I'll

00:08:03.900 try my best to keep it as short as possible tonight.

00:08:09.100 What have you been up to in the last few months since we last spoke?

00:08:13.020 Well, according to the government, probably up to no good.

00:08:16.260 Right.

00:08:18.700 So, yeah.

00:08:20.520 You've been digging.

00:08:21.540 You've been digging.

00:08:22.140 and and i i saw from your last video and by the way you guys can find her uh here on facebook

00:08:27.020 uh that you felt relieved for the first time in a very long time because you've been at this for

00:08:33.340 years now but you've gotten a lawyer and we need to go back to the beginnings of this

00:08:39.160 as canada is a corporation and you've been digging through so much stuff for the past few years

00:08:46.460 what did you find out exactly because i have heard about this uh the sovereign argument but

00:08:53.440 what exactly is the situation that we're in here well actually we're being governed under corporate

00:08:59.040 you know basically corporate law and then we have our constitution that that and you know what what

00:09:03.800 revolves what involves all the people together that's you know what we call common law and uh

00:09:09.760 so our constitution falls under that that's the common law the law of the land and um we never

00:09:15.680 had a full constitution we had a previously was a business constitution which is the bna act

00:09:21.640 okay right so even in our our constitution when the uk drafts this constitution for another country

00:09:30.000 that's head office giving um how how would we call that um well you're suggesting that

00:09:38.580 the commonwealth itself is a corporation with the uk being the head office and the branches being

00:09:44.320 canada and new zealand and australia and other countries okay that's interesting yeah so the

00:09:49.200 branch of canada got their own constitution okay right right and uh so you're talking about the

00:09:54.960 1982 constitution act yeah yeah well actually 1931 it all starts goes back to 1931. okay

00:10:02.720 yeah and and the thing is is uh 1931 canada kept the other countries uh became fully independent

00:10:09.840 from uh the crown in england uh but stayed within the commonwealth which meant that they were going

00:10:14.320 to do international trade and all this and give themselves better prices for food and etc you know

00:10:19.920 and so and that's what the commonwealth is it's just economics okay and also military support

00:10:27.360 so looking back at uh 1931 canada decided that oops uh we're going to make sure that because

00:10:35.280 we've got you know federal uh we've got these provinces and then uh we've got the federal

00:10:40.180 government we're going to um whenever we want a constitutional change okay because uh things

00:10:49.020 were going to really change so they they thought okay well we're going to make sure that the UK

00:10:53.520 has no choice but to change our con to do the changes to our constitution well the UK is

00:11:00.860 responsible for changing our constitution not us not us uh then that was from 1931 right up until

00:11:07.960 1982 okay but 1982 the canadian government had obligations to fulfill in that constitution

00:11:17.300 before it could go it could actually be completely ratified okay which obligations did they have to

00:11:23.400 phil and i'm assuming now that they didn't do that no and uh i mean it was all to cover up a

00:11:31.620 right uh but what the uk did is they put in some some conditions uh in regards to indigenous nations

00:11:38.200 and canadians okay okay now you've got to go into more detail on this because my listeners

00:11:47.240 are are like fascinated right now and i know that the dedicated viewers of your show and your page

00:11:53.380 they know all of this stuff but we don't so what what exactly happened because i had brian peckford

00:11:59.880 on last week you know brian peckford the former premier of newfoundland who was talking about the

00:12:04.140 charter of rights and freedoms and he's launching his court case against the federal government

00:12:08.080 under section seven the right to travel in your own country but are you suggesting that none of

00:12:13.580 that matters okay now you have to explain and i know you've got a sore throat so we're going to

00:12:21.620 go easy on you okay um yeah because if nothing comes out well then that's it okay guys my

00:12:27.660 group so anyways um what happened is um okay like the brian peckford okay ronda and i had met with

00:12:37.980 him and um you know and then we still have crate chain that's still alive that's on the constitution

00:12:45.920 He was the Minister of Justice back then, was he not?

00:12:49.560 Yeah, and he was one of the signatories at Parliament Hill.

00:12:54.640 And then he wrote, when they asked, they sent a bill up to the UK to approve to do our 1982 constitution.

00:13:05.960 uh what happened was um the uk demanded what they did is they uh did what we call the um

00:13:13.540 uh i just have peckford my my head now um it was a report um kershaw report okay so uh all of these

00:13:24.700 this big investigation happened and the uk was saying well you know if you want to become

00:13:30.540 independent why do we need to do this you just have to say that's it just remove the you know

00:13:37.780 just say that you're becoming totally independent and you no longer need us to verify the constitution

00:13:43.020 or to you know to sign it and so anyways Trudeau didn't want that hell bent against it and we found

00:13:53.220 this out in the Hansard's between 1980 and 1982. Now, why would Trudeau not want to do that and

00:14:00.800 have it brought down as a constitution? Well, the whole thing revolves around the Queen 0.76

00:14:04.920 and the Governor General. Because 1931, at Independence, even though they said that the

00:14:14.520 queen would now are represented the parliament well the people the parliament the government

00:14:22.520 and the governor general uh would have to give royal assent for her she was still our queen

00:14:28.580 well okay uh it's interesting things happen because when i filed the document against the

00:14:36.340 government they told me i had wrongly named the queen i said what the hell well i called her

00:14:42.220 elizabeth like i still had wrongly named the queen so i even wasn't so far to say okay well

00:14:48.260 prime minister harper you've wrongly named i totally took elizabeth out and then they said

00:14:54.620 okay now we're just gonna put prime minister okay stephen harper i wrongly named the queen

00:15:00.880 okay that was like that that really floored me that's okay well i gotta look into this

00:15:08.500 like yeah what's going on here and but the thing is is the queen is only the embodiment and

00:15:14.080 representative of the people and uh the queen of england and you know there's a lot of debates

00:15:20.140 that happened in between the lawyers here and worldwide as to you know the government said oh

00:15:25.240 the queen is our queen and she gives royal assent and uh she represents the people because we've got

00:15:31.380 a corporation's soul. Okay. And the corporation's soul needs a sovereign to be able to sign the

00:15:38.660 checks or issue a representative to sign the checks because a corporation cannot create itself

00:15:46.120 and hold itself as its own owner. You have to have a human being. And this is where the people

00:15:54.460 in the pseudo common law get mixed up with the um our jurors of prudence in common law because we

00:16:03.920 have common law too but the other one just doesn't jive okay so anyways now what's the problem with

00:16:11.320 this queen well yeah she is our queen but she's still the queen of england yeah so the the big

00:16:17.080 debate was well what happens if canada is in disagreement with the uk or any other country

00:16:24.740 what does the queen do because she represents canada she's in conflict of interest well

00:16:31.740 that that came out through the house of lords and everything else so i'm we're reading the

00:16:36.220 documents okay what the hell's going on with the queen and then even the queen uh doesn't really

00:16:41.380 have final say in the parliament of the united kingdom who does have final say the people

00:16:49.380 all right this is a mind-blowing moment for me and i'm sure there's many other people who are

00:16:58.200 going through the same thing watching this right now nicole but um oh there's a but more okay

00:17:04.720 1931 was a global coup d'etat against the uk for independence how they do this representative

00:17:15.800 democracy when dicey and everybody made their arguments from 1922 on to 1931 they were saying

00:17:23.440 well you know we represent the people so we'll listen to the people and we'll go we'll do

00:17:29.240 according to what the people want because they had to justify themselves as to why oh well now

00:17:34.000 you know it's the people that really rule and it's the people that pay the debts and it's you

00:17:38.260 know so uh fair is fair we got the magna carta okay okay you know before you know if you don't

00:17:46.960 want this then we'll probably have to go to war against you so instead of everybody ganging up on

00:17:51.120 them against england england said okay you know like how are we going to do this basically is what

00:17:56.660 happened i i can't say i wouldn't say that like don't quote me word for word here i'm just

00:18:01.500 summarizing it for you in that context okay so anyways uh they debated how are they going to do

00:18:08.080 this the representative democracy and keep the power yeah they use the people and they still

00:18:17.020 do that today well you'll get to vote for your representatives we'll have political parties

00:18:24.420 you'll get to vote for your representatives and they'll represent the people who voted for them

00:18:31.500 So we're going to create platforms and people vote on those platforms.

00:18:38.320 Okay.

00:18:38.980 So too many people, nobody has really a lot of time, you know?

00:18:44.420 So we can't go one by one.

00:18:47.100 So how do we do this?

00:18:48.460 Well, we have election day and they, they get to pick and choose.

00:18:52.120 So they started creating more political parties.

00:18:55.380 So wait a minute.

00:18:58.220 Hold on.

00:18:59.060 are you suggesting that everything that we know about this country is basically a lie bingo

00:19:08.800 and it's been like that for our entire lives yeah most of us and you uncovered this

00:19:19.500 in a period of years digging deeply years it took a lot it took a lot and you were and

00:19:25.800 even going back to 1867 uh in 1867 the quebec was right you know like when when the um they decided

00:19:37.120 to to do uh the confederate uh you know a lot of people blame england and say oh it's blamed 0.70

00:19:42.720 england's fault england had nothing to do with canada since the the war of 1812

00:19:48.600 so what were we after that because like in 1867 yeah well we were colonies uh you know and we were

00:20:00.780 kind of self-governing okay uh but still colonies of england and because of the war between the

00:20:06.720 united states and all this the united states want to take over over canada and then the lords that

00:20:12.040 were in the united states who didn't want you know to stick with the like what if the united

00:20:17.180 states wins well what happens to our titles well if you stay there you have no more titles

00:20:20.840 okay so everything you've said is like completely ripped my brain apart here so let's let's begin

00:20:27.300 in 1867 when we had confederation johnny mcdonald and the others uh got together and confederated

00:20:36.100 four provinces and uh quebec okay uh they were supposed to be they had agreed that they would

00:20:43.440 be equal because really that was canada back then okay so they had to separate quebec

00:20:50.000 okay uh well not quebec but canada into two two parts and then the other provinces added on to

00:20:56.320 that so what happened is um the english and the french got together and said okay well we're

00:21:03.440 going to do an even split and this is why you have upper and lower canada right and then quebec had

00:21:09.040 to find a new name and then it became ontario and quebec and then we had brunswick and and uh nova

00:21:17.920 scotia as well these are the four founding provinces so that was our country then they

00:21:24.320 became canada right yeah but it wasn't the real country or was it well it's always been it's a

00:21:33.040 country it's a lot the landmass is the country and the people within the country and the corporate

00:21:38.720 but it's, it's acted upon, um, it works as a corporation. So when you had, um, uh, people,

00:21:45.560 you know, first coming to North America and all this, even, you know, the French, uh, in Canada,

00:21:50.840 um, they were here, uh, and they were indentured. Okay. So that exists. And they had to work for

00:21:57.300 a court company for three years. Uh, they were fed and they, they, they weren't given a salary.

00:22:03.660 They had to work for free for three years, and then they would get their freedom.

00:22:08.940 Oh, I see.

00:22:09.400 So that was the conditions of coming to Canada at that time.

00:22:12.240 Exactly.

00:22:13.200 So going and then coming back to 1867, when they decided to confederate,

00:22:18.460 all the French and the English said, OK, well, we're going to do an even split.

00:22:22.980 20 representatives on the English side and 20 representatives on the French side.

00:22:29.340 And that's why Quebec always maintained that, hey, they were supposed to be equals.

00:22:33.660 Well, what happened was the Constitution had to be sent to the United Kingdom for approval.

00:22:41.380 So the only thing, the only time that England interfered was when there was a court action or a lawsuit between everybody here.

00:22:52.100 And then they would send that to the Privy Council in the UK.

00:22:54.800 The Privy Council would be the judges.

00:22:57.140 OK, so until they got all this set up in 1867, that's when they started being more independent.

00:23:03.260 but at the same time they sent 67 conditions like the the charter was like 67 things when it came

00:23:11.980 back it was like over 140 uh so uh you know totally changed and uh then the split was different

00:23:21.020 30 for the english 20 for the french however the the agreement was again 2020 right not 30

00:23:28.300 And they added 10 more to Ontario.

00:23:31.880 So anyways, and so it kind of passed.

00:23:34.680 Oh, well, it's a mistake because, you know, you got to look at all the different areas and these people have a right to vote.

00:23:41.100 So we have to put another member in there, you know, so that they can get their chance.

00:23:45.880 So that became the 30-20 split.

00:23:48.600 But the gentleman was 90 years old on the Quebec side when he was waiting for the Constitution to come back.

00:23:55.760 He died.

00:23:56.300 and whoever replaced them didn't follow up or couldn't oh my god and it was a done deal

00:24:04.020 so this whole thing like is it's been acting as a country since 1867 and then what happened in 1931

00:24:13.020 when all of the other countries just kind of moved out of the commonwealth even though

00:24:16.980 australia's money still has the queen on it new zealand well they're still part of the commonwealth

00:24:21.680 commonwealth yes yeah they're not part of the corporation yeah but we are or were now hold on

00:24:29.440 so let's go let's go we're going to skip over the 1960 thing because that's just the canadian bill

00:24:34.000 of rights which basically no it's not no it's not it's not a bill of rights at all it's what

00:24:39.840 it has nothing to do with the bill of rights okay what is it nothing uh well actually like i said

00:24:47.060 okay 1931 they they did their coup and then they they got us to vote for them in representative

00:24:52.360 democracy the coup d'etat was representative democracy okay so the people you're gonna have

00:24:58.240 to explain that more i'm you kind of lost me here and i'm a history buff so i'm going back here and

00:25:02.340 but this is like almost learning a new history of our country like completely separate from the

00:25:08.600 other if you truly read the magna carta the magna carta freed uh the merchants not the serfs

00:25:17.340 only the merchants so we're serfs and we're still serfs yeah let me ask you something and i'm sure

00:25:27.760 you'll have the answer to this if you don't that's fine i have been asking around and i was talking

00:25:33.140 to a few people that i know about this and they said to me what do you think that p stands for

00:25:37.880 on your birth certificate all those numbers what do they mean all of that stuff on the on your birth

00:25:42.920 certificate like you guys watching right now pull your birth certificate out and have a look at all

00:25:46.380 those numbers what does that p mean and and somebody said to me it means peasant i went what

00:25:51.820 are you talking about and so i nicole i went looking i went looking to find out what those

00:25:58.660 numbers on birth certificates mean you want to know what i found nothing nothing i couldn't find

00:26:03.520 the thing about it they do not want you to know what that is but i think you know that stuff

00:26:08.660 well it's neither here or there you know i mean who cares what we were we're serfs

00:26:14.060 no we're still serfs yeah as long as you only get to vote once every four years

00:26:20.240 for your next dictator you're a serf right okay uh so anyways um you were asking what's 1960

00:26:29.360 yeah when we went to war in 1945 after the war it was declared that all the countries would become

00:26:35.680 free from colonialism it took them up till 1960 to create that law decolonization where the

00:26:44.620 indigenous nations and everybody who was colonized the colonies were to decolonize and they own their

00:26:52.800 own countries okay you mean like we're talking about like the treaty one lands and and all of

00:26:59.480 that well the the treaties we still had to uphold because the ones where we had uh indigenous peoples

00:27:05.560 uh we still have we we're still with them and they have the right to self-determination as well but

00:27:12.160 when you have majority okay kind of hard so they they always kind of tossed the nations aside and

00:27:19.900 never gave them the right to vote and never counted them so all they did was ever count

00:27:23.740 the people uh the you know the newcomers and the people that were here um so you know who

00:27:30.720 had immigrated here since the 1600s 1500s and 1600s so you know uh they were never even considered

00:27:37.700 as part of canada that see because it's a corporation so when canada started off it was

00:27:44.800 a corporation that came over and started doing trade and then you had the fur trade so if you're

00:27:50.560 looking at rupert's land all of that was only trapping rights it never ever gave the corporation

00:27:58.000 the hudson's bay company they had trapping rights period not land rights you know this is all

00:28:05.660 fascinating because i remember as a kid you know growing up in manitoba here right we we this was

00:28:11.880 you know like the postage stamp province 1870 uh i think we came into confederation

00:28:17.800 um but i always wondered like who had who owned the land in the northern part of this province and

00:28:25.640 and you know was it the hudson's bay company you hear a lot about the hudson's bay company and the

00:28:30.320 trading and the mercantile and ships and everything the non-such of course that's one of the big ones

00:28:34.620 that used to come back and forth between the uk and canada but i thought is that part of canada

00:28:39.480 but nobody ever pays attention to that stuff right it was um corporations who came and developed

00:28:46.140 colonies and a lot of the colonies were developed along the building of the trains right still

00:28:51.180 when they started putting the railroad across canada and that's how they developed this country

00:28:55.280 was through the railroad and um same thing with the united states so when you're looking at where

00:29:01.000 they were going with this um the company who owned the trains and all the all of the uh shareholders

00:29:08.380 of the train company who invested in that bought all the cities the land for the cities from the

00:29:15.060 nations made negotiations so it wasn't england that particularly owned the land it was the

00:29:22.380 private corporations so at some point along the way the private corporations sold the land back

00:29:30.940 to the country or the corporation of canada corporation of canada it became canada inc

00:29:37.040 okay so 1960 let's move up to 1982 with this the constitution act that was negotiated for i guess

00:29:46.720 18 months brian peckford told us last week and they finally came up with a solution even though

00:29:51.580 quebec never signed it we have this charter of rights and freedoms is that bogus does that mean

00:29:57.720 anything this constitution of canada the constitution is there it's still a working

00:30:03.320 draft okay until final um referendums have been had on both sides indigenous and canadians

00:30:11.260 what they did with the charlottetown accord and the um meech lake the meech lake accord okay

00:30:18.460 uh i think meech lake uh was was a bust okay it didn't work out the people said no yeah okay

00:30:26.220 what was the government to do the people who went against the government oh my god

00:30:31.980 can't ratify the constitution so there is no constitution it's not ratified it's just a

00:30:39.940 working document it's the working document from the one in england okay as we go so there's things

00:30:46.120 that they did achieve because what happened is lord denning back in 1982 uh made sure that a

00:30:52.400 royal commission was established and for the indigenous nations to protect them okay so they

00:30:59.580 were supposed to meet with the indigenous nations they only met with the heads of uh band councils

00:31:05.760 uh through afn that is an arm of the government and not the original people like they they were

00:31:12.140 supposed to ask everybody on a reserve if there's 300 000 of not 300 000 but uh three uh let's say

00:31:18.880 350 people in the reserve and then you've got here's on six nations 27 000 registered

00:31:24.760 and more uh they they had a lot they were allowed a vote or to do what they're within their

00:31:31.460 traditional government so if you're looking at six nations it's the people that would get together

00:31:36.540 just have a discussion tell the clan mother that what their decision is and the clan mother tells

00:31:41.240 the chief and then the chief does what the people want that's democracy but this never happened

00:31:47.600 never happened okay so you became interested in digging more into this how many years ago now

00:31:54.900 2009 i it was exactly a year to the day of february 28th uh 2009 that i arrived here and then

00:32:05.700 uh this year it was all of that time here and um it took a while and didn't have much access

00:32:15.200 you know to some of the information but you can't get nothing out of canada but you start looking

00:32:20.380 in england you're going to get some answers you start looking at the international level you're

00:32:23.640 going to look you're going to have some answers when uh i sent my letter to uh daniel uh freiheit

00:32:30.400 uh he he he thought wow like okay this is a different concept you know the angle yeah and

00:32:39.260 he says pretty interesting angle he said you think you're going to witness it absolutely

00:32:42.620 okay this is interesting so daniel daniel freyheit is the lawyer that you've retained

00:32:48.300 and um i just want to get back so everything that's been happening especially in the past

00:32:55.800 couple of years when it comes to these obvious charter breaches that the federal government and

00:32:59.980 all of the provincial and territorial governments have been doing the reason they can get away with

00:33:05.160 that maybe is because the constitution is a working document not necessarily applicable

00:33:09.700 to the Corporation of Canada.

00:33:12.640 It seems as though the judicial branch of our government,

00:33:16.360 both provincially and federally, is looking the other way

00:33:18.800 or perhaps going with the flow here.

00:33:21.140 We don't know if it's because they've been fought off.

00:33:24.100 I'm sorry, go ahead.

00:33:25.480 They'll say, well, we do things in a traditional way.

00:33:29.940 You know, Canada, because the UK does that.

00:33:32.320 So Canada too does the traditional way.

00:33:35.020 Well, I've got an argument with them for that one

00:33:37.580 because 1960 freed everybody.

00:33:39.700 and that's why we ended up with the bill of rights and at the time diefen baker put that up

00:33:48.020 the provinces would not ratify it it was refused and so there's only parts of it that is good

00:33:55.500 but do we use do we use that in our battle hell no do we use that the charter of rights and

00:34:03.220 freedoms hell no what do we use the right to decolonization the right to self-determine

00:34:10.580 determination is the right that they stole from us which is natural law right so this is what

00:34:19.360 people have been talking about and i've heard this on the fringes nicole well it's not you can call

00:34:24.020 it natural law yes but it's also common law but it's the community that decides again so after

00:34:31.940 the world war uh world war ii all these countries uh were devastated what did the united states and

00:34:39.000 canada do okay um not not johnny mcdonald but i mean um mckenzie king right lion mckenzie king

00:34:47.860 was instrumental in um picking up the pieces for england through the united states because the

00:34:56.980 only ones who had money now were on this side everything had been destroyed in europe pretty

00:35:02.460 much and england had no more money doesn't england still owe us hundreds of million dollars from

00:35:10.340 world war ii you may or may not know the answer to that but i've heard that no no they no longer

00:35:14.840 they finally paid their debt in 2006 oh okay so in the past couple and that's one of the things

00:35:21.700 that trudeau threw at them i'm gonna start collecting the debt so let me ask you this

00:35:28.540 because trudeau did not want to separate from uh england as you pointed out earlier in the show

00:35:35.020 when it came to patriating the constitution back in 1982 so we never did fully pull away

00:35:40.980 from no and what he was doing was a tactic right as long as he hang on hang on to that thread

00:35:47.240 the queen remains and therefore still represents england or the queen of canada which is what he

00:35:53.640 was they were hiding behind so when when you're looking that they were hiding behind the queen

00:35:58.620 to be able to say oh well we have because what happened in 1931 um canada was always independent

00:36:06.980 okay so canada became independent from the the crown uh in in the uk but independence does not

00:36:14.780 mean liberty right you have the right to self-government which is what they gave to

00:36:21.120 the indigenous nations so what what is what does self-government government mean well if you're in

00:36:28.000 a prison prison with other people well um we're gonna get all of the inmates to vote to see who

00:36:36.260 is going to manage the yard and you will self-govern yourselves inside your prison walls

00:36:41.540 i don't think that i don't know if that would work out so well 0.91

00:36:45.860 the example i use right because that's what they did to the indigenous nations 0.77

00:36:51.300 you can oh we're going to give you self-government but they always 0.96

00:36:54.740 refuse them self-determination until a few months ago

00:36:59.160 can you go further into that please undrip yes reason why undrip is there is because of the

00:37:10.340 1960 law and the rights of self-determination of the peoples but it's all the people so when you

00:37:17.400 say which peoples it's all the peoples of the country the reason why Quebec could not separate

00:37:23.820 is because everybody in Canada plus the indigenous nations needed two two referendums one from the

00:37:30.580 indigenous side and our own so we need what we need to do is tell people I'm sorry we need to

00:37:38.300 tell people what undrip is there's a lot of people that don't know this and this is basically yeah 0.96

00:37:43.140 it's canada giving up its right to self-governance and uh going ahead and letting the un take over

00:37:48.020 our country essentially not really okay because wrong again wrong again because 1960 uh when they

00:37:58.660 finally came it took them from 1945 1960 to draft everything they in 1945 they all said yes all the

00:38:05.540 countries were in agreement to doing this right away right there that's their their sunk okay

00:38:12.460 um because traditionally when you agree that you're bound to it so it took up to 1960 1960

00:38:19.160 we got it um you know uh quebec and ranilla vague went stir crazy and then we had even bakers oh my

00:38:26.260 god what am i gonna do this and i gotta come up with a bill of rights and we have to appease this

00:38:29.820 law how are we going to do this now the people are above us right how do we maintain this well

00:38:36.720 what do you think they got rid of Diefenbaker because Diefenbaker was going to give it to us

00:38:41.540 he knew what was going on and they wanted to keep the mirage going right they wanted to make sure

00:38:46.160 that we stayed on the hamster wheel so we we have been Nicole on this hamster wheel since 1931 just

00:38:54.840 going about our business thinking that we're in some kind of a country it's almost like the matrix

00:39:00.420 if you think about it and people are waking up slowly but surely so what you've done is you've

00:39:06.180 retained daniel freeheit as uh your as your lawyer to move ahead and petition is it the uk parliament

00:39:15.440 to give canada its actual independence to the people now i want to be absolutely clear on this

00:39:23.020 We're not asking them to give us our independence.

00:39:25.580 We're asking them to correct the error that was done in 1982

00:39:30.280 where they forgot to give us our right to self-determination

00:39:36.640 and self-governance because it was a done deal.

00:39:41.100 And the UK has always maintained that when they make a decision,

00:39:43.920 even for Canada, at the request of the federal government,

00:39:46.780 it had to be from the will of the people.

00:39:49.780 Right.

00:39:50.260 but they stole our rights

00:39:53.360 to self-determination

00:39:55.260 to decide what

00:39:56.360 see when they came up with the law

00:39:58.160 we are

00:40:00.240 obligated to form a government

00:40:02.740 everything comes back to the people

00:40:05.420 our natural resources

00:40:06.380 everything comes back to the people

00:40:08.520 however we do have to form a government

00:40:11.200 so that we are not maintaining chaos

00:40:13.340 we're not allowed to create chaos

00:40:15.960 so we have to come together and unite

00:40:17.560 so in 1960

00:40:19.560 okay um when they want to get that signed canada and the uk kind of backed off till 1976

00:40:26.660 so what are we doing now we're trying to get the uk to correct the mistake that was made

00:40:35.840 during the patriation of the constitution in 1982 and if we're successful if you are successful with

00:40:41.260 this what will happen we rule okay in order because the queen is there only as an emblem but

00:40:51.920 she's there as uh you know the the head of the corporation soul which was threatened the

00:40:58.180 government in 1931 and in 19 1982 transferred themselves the rights of the queen to the uh

00:41:06.600 queen's privy council okay and to uh the government as the executive

00:41:13.020 the executive of what the corporation of canada corporation of canada okay the running of this

00:41:20.480 country so it's been run as a corporation and once the power comes back to the people

00:41:26.000 it's our will will the government have to recognize the canadian government i'm saying

00:41:31.000 will the canadian government have to recognize this has been done or will they try to continue

00:41:35.760 to keep us in the matrix here they have zero say in this and this is the beauty of this okay

00:41:43.700 because in the 13 years i knew with all the confusion out there with between the indigenous

00:41:50.360 nations their rights their treaties uh the the canadian citizens and what was coming i knew that

00:41:57.560 we had to hurry up and do this because um i could see that yes the people are in power 1960 that's

00:42:03.600 it um and then in 1966 we got our right to self-determination on top of that so really

00:42:10.020 it's 1966 that gave us the right on the civil side in the corporate side okay so the corporation

00:42:19.380 which is a company still needs a sovereign which is the the collective people we own

00:42:26.560 canada collectively with the indigenous nations they have their sovereignty and we're supposed

00:42:31.940 take care of them but we owe them fiduciary duty right okay for our benefits and uh so we're

00:42:40.920 supposed to take care of them and we're not supposed to steal any more land that we've already

00:42:43.940 taken the the the right way the ones we've actually purchased and negotiated and whatnot

00:42:49.980 the rest still belong to them but over time the reason why 1931 was so important is because now

00:42:56.120 the government found a way all the other governments even australia new zealand those

00:43:01.020 governments found a way of i'm going to use this word screwing over the people okay because i 0.62

00:43:08.080 couldn't find a better word right now it's all right screw it always good so screwing over the

00:43:12.280 people for our position because we were not ready to rule a country we the people were not ready

00:43:21.540 people were not ready that was the excuse trudeau used the same excuse in 1982 the people are not

00:43:27.220 ready so when the queen was here in 1982 she signed as the queen of england

00:43:33.060 right not the queen of canada or the queen of the commonwealth the queen of england the queen of

00:43:41.840 well the imperial of the imperial crown and representative of the commonwealth yeah okay so

00:43:48.440 when we get the power back and and the reason i ask you this is because so many people and and

00:43:56.500 You know this as well as I do.

00:43:58.360 There have been so many people, Nicole, who were saying,

00:44:00.820 how are we going to get out of this mess that we've gotten ourselves into?

00:44:04.840 Is it going to be through the court system?

00:44:06.360 Is it going to be through some sort of revolution?

00:44:08.460 Is it going to be voting in a new government,

00:44:10.900 the one that believes in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms?

00:44:14.900 How are we going to do this?

00:44:17.640 We don't need courts or anything.

00:44:19.420 The bottom line is that a narrow was created based on international law

00:44:24.120 that through English law is already automatically embedded into our law,

00:44:29.580 even though our government hasn't created a law for it,

00:44:32.860 as long as it doesn't interfere with another law.

00:44:36.300 Okay, so if you took this to a...

00:44:38.600 Because obviously we need to do something with this,

00:44:41.160 should you be successful in this venture, right?

00:44:43.160 So what can...

00:44:44.160 It depends on the people.

00:44:45.720 Well, okay, so this is what I mean, right?

00:44:48.080 Like what we just saw happen in Ottawa,

00:44:50.500 which was a disgrace as far as I'm concerned,

00:44:52.360 not the people going there but the government's response to it it was absolutely awful uh we do

00:44:57.700 have the right to protest in this country and uh there is no law at least as far as brian peckford

00:45:03.880 is concerned that supersedes the charter of rights and freedoms enshrined in our constitution as of

00:45:08.860 section 52 of that working document um so how can you see these two tickets i have back here like

00:45:15.640 right behind me there's two tickets yeah but you know you can't base it on that alone because

00:45:20.480 it is a pandemic and in that kind of emergency well we don't know so we can't say so we got to

00:45:26.880 follow the rules of the pandemic and that's what they base their story on yeah okay so when you're

00:45:34.360 trying to get that well you put the people in danger or do you follow the law if you follow

00:45:39.500 the law you might kill off a whole bunch of people but whose decision is that to make you know right

00:45:46.320 Right. I mean, whose decision is that to make? Is it the people's decision or is it the government's decision?

00:45:52.460 Right now the government has every right because we never exercised.

00:45:57.160 They never gave us in 1982 our right to self-determination.

00:46:02.400 They gave us two rights to participate in elections as political, you know, to participate in political parties or to vote.

00:46:10.340 there is nothing that they create in that constitution to protect the people against

00:46:17.800 a rogue government or any of that okay and that's the bottom line because you cannot find

00:46:24.580 they've given themselves immunity you cannot prosecute them according to that however if you

00:46:32.140 follow english law like we're supposed to and we claim we do 2019 the minister of england got

00:46:40.320 taken to task by the supreme court judges why do i have faith in england because their judges are

00:46:47.200 not corrupt we have some we have some really good judges here okay and uh others i you have to

00:46:56.540 question and i have no problems with that i've you know i've already made my accusations and voice

00:47:02.320 them but we're not going to do that here tonight because it's neither here nor there but why do i

00:47:06.980 have faith in england the judges follow the law because they're they're so embedded into their

00:47:14.020 their heads that you follow the law and it's the law and nothing but the law and if you look at

00:47:21.180 england okay when the parliamentarians create a law it's automatically they have a constitution

00:47:27.260 it's all of their laws so they have to make sure they have to go to the judges to make sure they

00:47:34.440 don't nothing interferes so they don't have to go and ask constitutional questions or go and fight

00:47:40.440 in court because a law is not right you know it's automatically part of the constitution

00:47:45.540 because they've already done the work so the way that it works there it has to go through that

00:47:50.000 system so now what happened is boris johnson with the brexit he he made a decree and did not allow

00:47:59.000 parliament to meet in order to make a decision on brexit and when they would leave he did it

00:48:05.280 himself and he didn't want them to have a chance to meet and out vote him he used a decree well

00:48:11.260 they took him down because every prime minister every minister when you have a constitution

00:48:17.380 whether written or unwritten you can question the advice of the minister you know they got royal

00:48:25.600 ascent but the advice doesn't mean that the advice was good so you can challenge them on

00:48:29.520 based on the advice you know it's interesting you should say all of this because the uk

00:48:35.320 government even though it's the same westminster parliamentary system that we employ here in

00:48:40.280 canada it does work differently doesn't it i mean why because canada canada did it the wrong way 0.65

00:48:46.680 canada lied i if you know i'm not a lawyer but damn i wish i would have went and got my license

00:48:55.060 and you may as well be a lawyer nicole i mean you well we do research and we can tell you about the 0.51

00:49:01.400 research we found right and we're all in this and uh as a the canadian people's union is not an

00:49:08.060 employee you like an employee union it's an union to protect the political and civil rights of

00:49:13.580 canadians totally different thing and we created ourselves that way and when i registered 0.88

00:49:19.600 They were so embedded in their fraud of the P3s that I registered this as a, okay, to be able to, for public administration. 0.97

00:49:33.200 So we're registered under public administration. 1.00

00:49:36.700 What does that mean?

00:49:38.460 Well, I can have a union.

00:49:40.840 There's no laws for what we're doing and no laws against it.

00:49:45.640 This is crazy.

00:49:47.020 you so okay hold on should you be successful with this venture to the uk the people win

00:49:57.260 but what happens after that i mean okay so we are our own changing government people need to relax

00:50:04.760 not worry about their pension funds and anything because right now they need to worry about their

00:50:09.780 pension funds if we continue this way yeah but once the the error trick is corrected you know

00:50:16.020 when i was talking to with with daniel he says you want an amendment no i said be very careful

00:50:21.660 an amendment could be anything they said well we can't make an amendment no but they can sure that

00:50:26.880 damn well fix a correction the supreme court judges in the uk can order if the parliamentarian

00:50:34.820 all we need is a vote in parliament to make the changes for the corrections if any of them haven't 0.91

00:50:41.860 even have any reservations then they need to do a study about it but at the same time if this is a

00:50:49.220 done deal we have that right there's nobody we need to ask we don't even need to ask canadians

00:50:55.620 we don't need to ask indigenous nations we don't need to ask the queen we don't need to ask the

00:51:00.380 pope it's a done deal the people rule the people are in charge of their country it's up to us to

00:51:09.940 get together and decide what kind of governance we're going to have the problem here in canada

00:51:13.880 is not the way that the government is set up it's the corruption behind it oh yes i would tend to

00:51:19.240 agree with that yeah 100 i'm not asking to remove the queen she's got no power anyway neither does

00:51:24.500 the governor general other than to give a false she has to listen to them because i filed another 0.98

00:51:30.540 lawsuit telling the governor general she needs to take over this lawsuit that i filed to protect

00:51:36.800 the people well guess what she did she joined the others so what does daniel the lawyer say 0.65

00:51:48.080 about all of this like because there's not many lawyers you can get to be honest nicole that that

00:51:53.960 would listen to this and go okay wait a minute there's no chance this is this is way too oh i

00:51:59.280 told daniel i said you know last count i there was 128 000 lawyers in canada 70 000 police officers

00:52:06.200 and rcmp you gotta wonder okay where the law is going here and you know all of our tax money

00:52:12.600 you know really in my mind it's like okay we're we're we're covering the bill for corporations

00:52:18.560 here so uh anyways and to hang on to our jobs and to fight for what is ours so i told daniel i said

00:52:26.980 listen every he says did you see a constitutional lawyer well at first he said nicole you must have

00:52:32.240 seen the lawyer I said he says well you must have seen the lawyer for this I said no he says come

00:52:38.280 on he's got to use the lawyer to know all this no no you did this tell you more even the constitutional

00:52:46.460 lawyers in Canada Dobbs everybody I've read them all nobody questioned why our constitution was

00:52:55.080 still sitting in the uk awaiting repeal and it cannot get repealed until it's everything is

00:53:02.100 finalized in canada and as long as it stands in the uk government by uk law it cannot be repealed

00:53:09.580 because it it's in effect and the uk cannot repeal it so there's this goes way back to the laws where

00:53:17.220 the really the judges are on top of government okay and this is embedded into our constitution

00:53:24.860 it's embedded it i mean our criminal code it's codified and because a judge can decide without

00:53:31.100 even having proof to jail somebody or to put a restraining order against them without the law

00:53:38.500 even being involved you just have to think that okay well if the people are scared okay i go to

00:53:44.900 a judge and say hey i'm terrified and my neighbor is going to come after me or my ex or whatever

00:53:49.700 you know like not my ex you sit right there okay so anyways just to clear that up um you know i

00:53:56.340 need a restraining order so they have the right to yeah put that on there why that law okay it's

00:54:03.420 still in effect to this day they can't change it they can't repeal it why because it would affect

00:54:12.040 every other country using it so again i ask how many people do we need in the canadian people's

00:54:23.820 union to make a go or to even just wake them up and say look at this is what really is happening

00:54:29.700 we have to kind of beat you know when dan said how many members do you have i said well i wasn't

00:54:34.680 worried about members at the time because i was more worried about signatures and trying to get

00:54:38.760 the 51%. Because once

00:54:40.780 we get the 51% of

00:54:42.240 seven provinces, then we

00:54:44.740 go to court. We can bring it to court and say, hey,

00:54:46.620 we've got the number. This is what the people want.

00:54:49.020 Yeah. By the grace

00:54:50.960 of

00:54:53.160 the sheer luck

00:54:55.780 of the convoy happening,

00:54:59.540 people rising

00:55:00.520 from shore to

00:55:02.680 shore, okay, right across Canada,

00:55:05.160 proves that millions

00:55:06.780 of people

00:55:08.760 want change millions of people do not approve millions of people in canada support the convoy

00:55:17.340 that's why trudeau freaked out okay yeah yeah that gave the people the power to stand

00:55:26.700 and it gave us the power to be able to okay that we might not have enough signatures yet because

00:55:34.280 that people don't understand what it is.

00:55:36.100 And then we had so much controversy against us by others

00:55:39.600 that we've been fighting and fighting.

00:55:42.600 And we've been fighting our own people we're trying to save the country for, 0.99

00:55:46.820 which is kind of moronic. 0.99

00:55:49.440 It's an oxymoron. 0.99

00:55:50.660 I agree.

00:55:51.060 So, you know, but because of what transpired,

00:55:55.980 I was able to sit down and write that letter to argue the point

00:56:01.380 that they might try to argue again that Khricheng already argued

00:56:04.260 and that they came England came back on and he lost his argument so whatever was seen here and

00:56:11.020 whatever Canadians think here no he lost in the UK okay so the Kershaw report was instrumental

00:56:18.200 and then Lord Denning and other judges who has been specific and worldwide that automatically

00:56:25.640 if you've signed on Canada signed on in 76 and so did the UK they both knew that the people were

00:56:33.400 in power in Canada that was never mentioned in the Kershaw report and when the UK responded that

00:56:42.520 they have to do according to the people's will not the not the federal government it has to be

00:56:49.000 the people's will not the feds not the provinces but the people I reiterated that many times in

00:56:57.440 that document that's why it's so long because I want to make sure that there was never a doubt

00:57:01.260 because if i found three of each i've got a hundred right okay yeah so they can argue that

00:57:08.440 all they want and i'll come back with another one so you know it's a done deal we don't need

00:57:14.680 to ask permission all it has to do is a vote in parliament to change our constitution this is the

00:57:22.600 canadian parliament not the no no the uk parliament can't do nothing in this document right now okay

00:57:29.220 okay and that's why we're not even bothering i finally sent the senators a note uh i mean a copy 1.00

00:57:35.560 of the letter and i thought well let them fight over this nutcase called nicole labrassar from

00:57:40.680 the canadian people's union who thinks she's right when they don't even know their own history 0.66

00:57:44.760 or their own laws and are either politicians either excuse me they're not unless you've

00:57:52.480 researched international at the international level and you've read every document for the

00:57:56.380 united nations when that document those documents were signed yes they are bound by it but in canada

00:58:02.140 they'll say oh well if we don't have a law it doesn't matter well what happened to the constitutional

00:58:06.580 lawyers who did not do that research i don't know what happened to them they relied not no fault to

00:58:16.800 their own okay we we all thought like i mean i would have been oh my god i'm going to mcgill or

00:58:22.100 to this university and i'm getting a law degree and i would have believed every word in that

00:58:26.260 book because i've got copies of all those books and i've been through them okay and i'm there oh

00:58:33.240 my god like i can't believe this the lies canada said and then they're trying to sell the canadian

00:58:40.820 idealism of federalism and you know bringing in countries together and act like a federal

00:58:46.020 government like the eu and using the way canada did it because it's so brilliant yeah they screwed 0.96

00:58:52.580 over every Canadian Indigenous person

00:58:54.480 and stole not just 0.99

00:58:56.480 the Indigenous nation's natural resources 0.98

00:58:58.420 and gave it to their buddies

00:59:00.480 for free or minimal or whatever

00:59:02.620 they pocketed, but those

00:59:04.560 are ours as well on the other side.

00:59:06.860 Those are ours.

00:59:08.360 We should not be paying taxation.

00:59:10.260 We should be getting dividends.

00:59:13.460 Employees,

00:59:14.600 if you're, I told the guys,

00:59:16.460 I said, you know,

00:59:17.680 Catapost, perfect example.

00:59:20.380 This is our public corporation.

00:59:22.580 You tell the union and you tell the employer or your manager, careful, I might be just an employee to you, but I'm an equal shareholder in the Crown Corporation of Canada.

00:59:37.740 That's very true.

00:59:39.040 You know, this actually echoes a conversation I was having the other night, which is fascinating.

00:59:45.320 Like I am an equal equity shareholder in Canada.

00:59:49.880 and you're yeah yeah so the do you think this is going to go to a vote well the thing is

00:59:57.500 international states we have the right to participate in every element of government

01:00:02.580 we want to it is our right but it's not in the constitution is it and the charter of rights

01:00:08.140 even if you have um the you know section one and then you have the notwithstanding clause

01:00:14.340 the notwithstanding clause is not constitutional to begin with and when you're looking at what

01:00:19.960 happened in ottawa i sent the lawyers all the non-derogation clauses okay the non-derogation

01:00:26.460 even during covid or war in regards to being able to assemble i sent it to uh the the lawyers

01:00:34.900 uh in ottawa representing tamara and uh pat and everybody haven't heard boo from them

01:00:43.080 jccf got a long time ago the manitoba court case oh don't get me so i told them don't allow any

01:00:53.740 lawyers from canada sway you until they see what i have because david lametti and two other lawyers

01:01:01.440 in montreal in the same week had to back down and admit that i was right one of them is the

01:01:09.080 secretary was the secretary to mulroney so if you look at canada who brought us um mckenzie king

01:01:18.760 the rockefellers oh oh who made sure that the european union owed billions to the united

01:01:27.720 States for control, or all of Europe at the time after the World War II. The reason why the United

01:01:37.120 States didn't go in there, and I would say that was even what they did was atrocious. They don't

01:01:44.500 care about human life. They don't care about collateral damage. And the United States,

01:01:52.160 okay uh before they decided to join the war in world war ii they allowed everybody to get

01:01:58.100 destroyed then they came in it's okay we'll give you billions of dollars now you're at our mercy

01:02:02.620 now we want we want bases we're going to create nato and we want bases on all in all of your

01:02:08.300 territories for this money their people were starving they got what they wanted

01:02:13.280 you know what i i could sit here with you and talk for hours but it's already uh two minutes

01:02:22.000 past the hour you've got a story but nicole i'm telling you right now this is mind-blowing i think

01:02:27.160 for you guys watching this right now and you've you've been watching this for a while and it's

01:02:31.140 all very difficult to digest because we did jump around from uh year to year to year quite a bit

01:02:37.640 but the thing of it is you have to understand what nicole is saying here in the fact that

01:02:42.300 everything right now that you know isn't real and we're trying it is just like the matrix in that

01:02:52.220 regard and i am hoping that there is some sort of uh you know great conclusion to all of this

01:03:00.060 but the thing is nicole we're going to have to force them we we the people as you point out we

01:03:05.000 are going to have to force them to go ahead and actually act by the law as you pointed out before

01:03:10.980 We're dealing with a rogue government right now, one that is absolutely disrespecting of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms that we have, but more importantly, actual law that should have been following for years and haven't been.

01:03:23.360 Yeah, and thank goodness that the Supreme Court judges in the UK, the law is the law, not like here, okay?

01:03:31.160 And even if Parliament creates a law, they'll say, hey, you know, politics has to follow the law.

01:03:39.100 And here in Canada, they'll say, oh, well, it's politics.

01:03:41.200 We can't. 0.86

01:03:42.140 The government creates the law.

01:03:44.160 The one who holds the right to self-determination, okay, the people,

01:03:51.360 are the ones who have the power to create the laws.

01:03:54.480 We're the ones with the political power.

01:03:55.780 We hand that over every four years without any protection from a rogue government.

01:04:02.780 Without any safety.

01:04:03.420 That's why they'll tell you, your vote is important to us.

01:04:06.420 yeah but only in an election year yeah so before we go i just want to clear something up yes when

01:04:14.060 people ask what happened with the letters okay we said i sent the emails to all of the mps

01:04:18.680 they have to accept the emails we've got the time stamps we've got everything because they

01:04:23.740 will not allow anybody to go and drop off documents at the parliament and uh i want to

01:04:29.620 give one to the queen as a courtesy okay so i i was hiring uh what you call a process servers over

01:04:37.060 there they're also uh into investigations and everything like they're a big group and at first

01:04:42.120 they were no problem nicole we'll go and get that done we'll tell you how much it is and

01:04:45.400 when they called to see uh what was the procedure for the palace the palace told them well uh she

01:04:52.260 needs to write us a letter and schedule an appointment and get permission first so you've

01:04:58.920 a bunch of hoops to jump through for sure right so he comes back with me with this i said yes but

01:05:03.900 i know that okay so the parliament will be like that too but nothing stops me from doing like

01:05:08.560 what i did here and serve boris johnson and the see the thing is is i have to we have to serve

01:05:15.640 the foreign the the minister of foreign affairs and commonwealth in the uk she's the one in

01:05:21.120 chart of our file so when dan dan says well nicole you'll need an mp in there to bring in a bill i

01:05:26.960 said no we don't even need that we're just putting her on notice she puts the uk on the parliament 0.98

01:05:33.440 on notice she needs to be served but we can serve her at her conservative her political party's

01:05:39.580 office they'll have to accept it who's she uh her name is elizabeth something anyway uh but she's

01:05:46.640 the the head of foreign uh foreign affairs right okay so you give it to her she takes it into the

01:05:53.720 house of commons because she's obliged to do this yeah okay and then when so then she have to

01:06:00.060 move a motion does something have to happen like where she says you have to file a motion to get

01:06:05.200 an okay to correct the canadian con the canada act 1982 in westminster because they cannot repeal it

01:06:16.420 and as long as it's still there the uk parliament has parliamentary sovereignty over canada that's

01:06:25.700 the key interesting i you know what how can we help you like where can we go we need everybody

01:06:31.960 to join the canadian people's union we need at least 35 000 people to join

01:06:36.040 well more than that because the you know the the um conservatives and everybody like all the

01:06:42.320 political parties have more but the thing is is we you know um as long as they see that everybody

01:06:48.700 is joining there and signing their convention of consent if we can have a big show of people um

01:06:54.860 and by joining we're able to help pay because we were saying you know we need donations to pay for

01:06:59.540 the legal fees and we're going to have a lot of legal fees on both sides and then we have to go

01:07:03.820 and um do other stuff uh in regards to uh dan and pace law pace law is the ones that we're

01:07:11.560 uh under and that's where our trust fund is being opened up uh so that and then they're they're

01:07:16.880 them and another uh one that dan is associated with um are working on trying to find a connection

01:07:22.660 in the uk and this is just about beginning the process but the thing is is we have to prove that

01:07:27.880 millions of people want this okay so we've got the powership.ca that's where we go yeah yeah

01:07:35.560 that's where you go okay so it's where is it memberships right there so you click on memberships

01:07:41.540 nothing in law supersedes the will of the people canadian people's union excellent information

01:07:47.160 tonight nicole thank you for coming on i'm going to encourage as many people for you guys watching

01:07:51.460 this right now please share this episode out to as many people as you possibly can message it to

01:07:58.440 them if you have to because this is something that i don't think many of us have really considered

01:08:03.760 how this is going to go we we're sitting here going well the mask mandate is gone we're sitting

01:08:08.140 here going yeah well you know what they're still having a problem in bc we're still cheering for

01:08:11.980 the truckers and that's all well and good that's fine but nobody nobody has really thought nicole

01:08:17.480 nobody has thought ahead enough to go what happened right now right now i accuse the canadian

01:08:23.360 government and especially okay uh i call them my three stooges uh trudeau and freeland and david

01:08:31.640 lametti david lametti knows will not argue with me on that one and that's why he hasn't touched me

01:08:36.360 and uh the thing is is they are stealing our country you will become a right now since 2017

01:08:44.520 we have become clients to public private partnerships who have more power than a

01:08:50.700 canadian government to rule our country through the um the world economic form yep yeah yeah we

01:08:58.740 talked about this last night at length on on the show and these public private partnerships

01:09:04.240 Ultimately, they're working on maybe six or seven companies worldwide and maybe 5,000 privileged people in the entire world.

01:09:12.360 And the rest of us will be, as we talked about before, serfs.

01:09:16.900 Yeah.

01:09:17.140 And almost half of the people that work with our government are in government.

01:09:20.680 If you look at Tom Clark and all of them, lobbyists, they've been making hundreds of thousands of dollars a year working for these people.

01:09:28.620 Well, that won't matter when we go to the digital currency and the digital IDs, will it?

01:09:32.340 Everything gets reset.

01:09:33.600 it now and that's why the most people that join because uh first we're saying donations but uh

01:09:39.080 instead of giving uh a hundred dollars or two hundred you know anywhere between a hundred dollars

01:09:43.540 and two hundred dollars you might as well just join the cpu you're helping us just as much

01:09:48.640 and uh you know and we're getting some donations now so that's why we had to get the trust fund

01:09:54.340 uh going because people are seeing that yes this could be very real very simple no course no nothing

01:10:00.500 hands down people have but people have to rise okay nicole thank you very much for coming on

01:10:06.520 tonight thank you for even and enduring the the pain in your throat uh i don't feel anything now

01:10:11.840 go to the minute my mouth opened powershift.ca sign up help out the canadian people's union

01:10:21.300 and uh let's get everything going here because they they need our support in order to make this

01:10:27.100 happen and i think this might might be the way to go if you guys want to investigate it more

01:10:30.860 i also encourage you to watch this episode again to get all the information you need nicole thank

01:10:35.980 you very much again very soon bye-bye all right bye-bye there is nicole lebrasseur she is the

01:10:42.220 president of the canadian people's union and uh you can see her do a video a couple times a week

01:10:47.140 powershift.ca and hear the canadian people's union on facebook wow you know what guys you're right

01:10:53.640 that i saw a lot of comments tonight from you guys going oh man this is a lot of information yes

01:11:00.460 and i know that nicole can sometimes come off sounding a little bit crazy but the thing is

01:11:07.160 is with all of the information that she possesses because she's been digging for this information

01:11:13.800 for what did she say 2008 14 years now she knows the ins and outs and what needs to be done

01:11:21.000 the question is what happens when the people actually realize that they have the power through

01:11:27.000 the right of self-determination interesting i wish her the best of luck and i urge you to go to

01:11:33.720 thepowership.ca now just check it out just explore and see what it's all about

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01:14:44.960 show tonight. You guys, thank you again to

01:14:46.740 Nicole Labrasseur from the

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01:14:52.700 cool information. I hope you

01:14:54.240 were able to absorb as much

01:14:56.780 of it as you possibly could. I know there was

01:14:58.860 a lot of stuff there and sometimes Nicole

01:15:00.660 will start referring to people

01:15:02.260 by their first names only expecting that we

01:15:04.720 know that uh she knows that she's been researching it for years and years and years so i would have

01:15:09.620 to say who do you mean exactly when you talk about that but that's that's why we have to

01:15:13.780 because the information is so good right that we have to maybe watch it a second time anyway

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The Shadoe Davis Show - March 17, 2022

Shadoe at Nite w⧸guest Nicole Lebrasseur from The Canadian People's Union

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