00:17:44.500Having already stated my name, like the majority of the population, I was raised to believe that climate change was a threat to our planet.
00:17:56.500I took ecosystem management at Sir Sanford Fleming College in Lindsay.
00:18:01.800In my spare time, I researched the science behind climate change in the hopes that one day I would
00:18:06.440work for the UN. I found in my research that the doomsday predictions were based on flawed science
00:18:15.880and stemmed from unelected international organizations. The policies that they are
00:18:23.160recommending have undermined our rights and our sovereignty and I would like to give a background
00:18:30.440on that before I address the reports on your agenda tonight. In 1992, Canada signed on to
00:18:38.140the UN Agenda 21. A total of 178 nations agreed because this international agreement promised to
00:18:48.140bring big money for going green. Quote, once signed, Canada became a UN member state, a nation
00:18:58.340state and was no longer a sovereign country under the rule of law and the supremacy of
00:19:04.760And everything I'm stating tonight, I will send you all the documentation to and from
00:19:10.700their own words stating what I'm saying.
00:19:15.140It was then that all towns in Canada and every other country that signed on were in a sense
00:19:22.400abandoned and merged with others to form U.N. city-states, of which Peterborough is now one.
00:19:30.400By the year 2000, we saw countries now being governed by the direction of the United Nations,
00:19:37.760the G7, the G20, the Council of Foreign Relations, the World Bank, and the World Economic Forum,
00:19:45.160World Health Organization as well, and the International Council on Local and Environmental Issues.
00:19:52.700I believe that acronym is pronounced ICLE, or ISIL, if you can correct me which one.
00:19:59.680Instead of following parliamentary procedures for law changes, the municipal primer, which looks like this, the title of it, the title page,
00:20:09.760was sent to all our local towns in 1994 and outlined how they would restructure
00:20:16.320their governments, their municipal governments. In this primer, you will see that our public
00:20:24.080officials, our elected mayor and council are now partnered with a private corporation called the
00:20:31.700City of Peterborough, all caps. This is a private corporation, not a public. And working alongside
00:20:38.500with that corporation's Chief Administrative Officer,
00:20:42.500I believe a new one is now in place, Jasbir Rayna,
00:20:47.500sorry if I'm pronouncing that incorrectly,
00:20:51.500working alongside him to implement the global agenda
00:20:55.500instead of a local one, and committing public funds
00:20:59.500to private sustainable initiatives, development goals,
00:21:06.500and foreign investors under the guise of saving the planet.
00:34:42.580And now we're getting them on public record, putting forward and pushing this agenda and
00:34:50.120notices of liability are being drafted as of tomorrow.
00:34:54.140So they need to be very careful about how they're planning to move forward with that.
00:34:59.580And we are now seeing the pendulum fully turn in the other direction. 95% of rural municipalities in Saskatchewan recently put forward in their conference that they agree that CO2 is not a pollutant and they are not looking to endorse.
00:35:23.900there you go um the net zero co2 policies any further and they found that they were bringing
00:35:30.960quite a lot of harm to their communities and their economies and they're they're done with it so um
00:35:37.760so this is the information we're going to be getting to all of our counselors now that we
00:35:42.200have that list now that we know who's been targeted we're compiling all of their emails
00:35:48.660and we're getting professional information sent to them
00:35:53.480because it's really the councils who have the power to opt out.
00:35:58.520And first, we need to educate them that they're even opt in.
00:36:02.240So it sounds like you've developed at least the makings
00:36:07.160of a very professional organization that is mirroring the organization,
00:36:11.580the very organization that you're attempting to take down.
00:36:14.340Have you got a lot of people participating in this now?
00:36:16.840Have you, like, been the Pied Piper for the past year or so?
00:36:21.000You know, I don't like to recruit and demand that people come and help.
00:36:31.240But really, just like the convoy in Ottawa, the people are coming together with the skills to do this.
00:36:38.720So I think people see the needs that are required and we do have people that
00:36:46.220are, are starting to help out and we're looking for regional watchers so we can
00:36:52.220keep an eye on what's coming up on the agendas and, and I'm doing a Friday.
00:36:58.240You know what? I'm sorry. That, that is a fantastic idea.
00:37:01.540That is something that I've been harping about for the past two or three years.
00:37:05.400we need people to keep their eyes open because this is exactly how they slip it past us right
00:37:10.900they they lull us to sleep and then they they in the dark of night in some cases and it doesn't
00:37:16.920even need to be the dark of night i use that as an aphorism they just pass this stuff and we have
00:37:21.340no concept of it so now that you've got these people watching for things like this we're really
00:37:27.480going to be able to expose them going forward and it's truly a grassroots initiative i'm providing
00:37:33.380the templates i'm i'm speaking of it over and over again and people are hearing it and then
00:37:39.540they they i'm i'm one person so it's i have provided a seven o'clock meeting
00:37:46.660friday nights for for kickly we're calling it kickly kicking the international council
00:37:53.720out of local environmental initiatives and and that is a place where everyone can come together
00:38:00.900and ask questions and keep up with everything and but really people are just taking this
00:38:05.880information and going forward and having results with it and um and i'm trying to just really
00:38:12.920get everyone to to calm down and to be very professional and to speak in a calm tone
00:38:20.920and to present the information um professionally because that's how are you finding maggie that
00:38:27.620people are getting upset and when they go ahead and they they present things turn chaotic and they
00:38:34.760get kicked out you know this is it's a really hard thing to to control our emotions when it's such a
00:38:41.740serious topic and i know for myself i think the first time i spoke even to peterborough council
00:38:48.000i would have adjusted that slightly and i come off even in that i come off pretty pretty toned
00:38:53.720down for the subject matter. But we are seeing people get really riled up and it doesn't help
00:39:01.720our cause at all. And for instance, last night we had a deputation in Thorold in Niagara region
00:39:15.360and 80 to 100 people came out for that. And it was their first time in Niagara showing up for
00:39:22.080a council meeting like that. And I, I did my deputation over zoom and I could hear the crowd
00:39:28.220and I was texting my friend on the ground. I was like, keep them calm. But, um, they, they did
00:39:34.380really good though for their first time. And I just think it's really important that we come off
00:39:40.300as, as the ones who are in control and we don't need our presence is enough. You know, when we
00:39:50.140fill those council chambers they know that we're serious because they're not used to seeing anyone
00:39:55.160show up for 30 years they've been sitting there with nobody paying attention and um and it's that
00:40:01.560time has passed and people are realizing you know as boring as these council meetings can be
00:40:08.760it's one little agenda item that will come through that will make all the difference so
00:40:15.780Our friend Benita Peterson says that you've got something important coming up on March 27th out there.
00:40:20.840Are you going to be heading out for a live appearance or doing something on Zoom?
00:40:24.700I'll be on Benita's show on the 27th, so I'll be able to go over everything on Benita's show.
00:40:30.640I would love to go out there, though, so we'll have to line that up at some point.
00:40:36.580Maggie, what does this have to do with, because people are asking this question, and me too,
00:40:42.540with this intersectionality thing that's going on the climate and and now the palestine thing and
00:40:48.600of course the the trans tifa movement that's going on now is as we like to joke about it here
00:40:53.240are all these things tied together are you finding that a lot of this this climate nonsense
00:40:59.260the ickly nonsense is somehow tied with the trans movement it is so the the edi ideology
00:41:10.960is coming through the Partners for Climate Protection Program and other programs by the
00:41:17.760Federation of Canadian Municipalities. If you look at their website, they have two reports.
00:41:23.520One is on the climate and the other one is on equity, diversity and inclusion and how they are
00:41:31.180implementing that into climate action plans. So that is where the rainbow flag and the rainbow
00:41:37.840sidewalk is coming from it's the same program so we're pointing this out and we're also pointing
00:41:44.200out the fact that um you know once they adopt these programs into their council and their
00:41:50.620municipality the councillors who oppose the un directives and and the edi ideology are
00:41:59.300face consequences so they are brought before the integrity commissioner and the integrity
00:42:06.000commissioner who works for the municipality is also bound to this, to these UN directives because
00:42:12.660the council voted for it. So the way to get rid of all of that is to get rid of this one motion
00:42:19.820to adopt that program. And I like to show people, you know, it's a three-page resolution,
00:42:27.080motion adopted. And then what they'll do, they'll do the strategic plan for the municipality and
00:42:31.960And they'll put that the Partners for Climate Protection Program will do that that that plan and they'll do the survey for the plan.
00:42:42.040So the public gets to pick their top three sustainable development action items that they want done.
00:42:48.000And then they that there is no way out of that survey that they can't go back to the council and say the public wants this.
00:42:56.200But the council doesn't even know that the Partners for Climate Protection Program is even doing the plan or the survey.
00:43:02.860They think that the staff is doing it.
00:43:05.240So then you get a strategic plan on top of that.
00:43:07.680And then you get a healthy environment plan.
00:43:09.980And then you get your rainbow sidewalk plan.
00:43:12.980And then all these plans are piled onto that one resolution to join.
00:43:24.880we're pulling the rug out from it so it's we get rid of it right and and that's it seems to be
00:43:33.480working so last night in duro dumber they were looking to pass their strategic plan the consultants
00:43:41.440came in did a presentation on it the council saw that the room was full and i was on the agenda
00:43:47.780and five other ladies residents from the area were on the agenda and after the consultant spoke they
00:43:54.580said they already knew that they weren't going to be passing this strategic plan because I think
00:44:00.240that they've also been following the work because that was our first win was was there with the
00:44:05.820official plan and so they know now that we're we know exactly how to help them they know that we
00:44:13.400know how to help them now and we're going to help them and they're they they they didn't pass their
00:44:20.340um strategic plan and they're considering our recommendations which means that they're
00:44:24.640considering opting out of that program and um and once they opt out of that program
00:44:30.940they're out and it's out right they're done yeah that's it it's completely voluntary
00:44:37.940it's a voluntary program so you've got 500 plus municipalities who are a part of this thing
00:44:45.640all across our country as i pointed out at the beginning of the show that's a lot of work how do
00:44:51.360you find that one motion under all those motions for the past 25 30 years is there something to
00:44:58.900look for like is there a red flag or is it just you got to pour through these things until you
00:45:05.120find something that might be it nope not at all so that is what the city staff is for so we are
00:45:12.780putting the city staff to work and we are emailing and calling them and on the Kickley guide there is
00:45:20.400some wording as far as how you might word your request basically we we point out the fact that
00:45:28.180the council of the corporation of the city of Peterborough passed a motion in 2000 to partner
00:45:35.420with the partners for climate protection program and we show them a link so that they can't say oh
00:45:41.200we don't know what that is we will give them the link so that they can see that they are on the map
00:45:45.900and on the list and then we ask for for them to go through the archive and find our find the motion
00:45:54.840the original wording the date and the current elected official on file and um and the current
00:46:03.140corporate staff on file because they need two signatures on the file and that's who the un
00:46:08.680is downloading this information to and in some cases i don't know if that elected official is
00:46:15.740even fully aware of what's going on even with the um i think it's more i think it's more the city
00:46:22.500staff and they are just yeah it's the bureaucrats it's the bureaucrats and this is at every level
00:46:29.560we're talking you know municipal and provincial and federal as well and that's why you know even
00:46:35.080if poly pulls off a miracle tomorrow and gets this non-confidence motion to actually work and an
00:46:41.200election gets called uh he may be able to clean up some stuff but the bureaucrats the ones who
00:46:46.920are actually you know working on these plans are the ones that need to be stopped but what work
00:46:54.000you're doing is absolutely amazing have you had conversations with any city bureaucrats or any
00:46:59.800civic politicians one-on-one about this stuff? And if so, what have they said to you?
00:47:06.240So I'll give a couple examples. One of the councillors in Kawartha in 2018 was at the
00:47:18.000meeting when this program was put on the agenda and the resolution came on the agenda. And she
00:47:25.160said you know these meetings are sometimes six hours long 600 pages worth of documentation that
00:47:31.120they're going through they're just trying to get through the meeting and you know this three-page
00:47:35.280document came came on it's from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities there's apparently
00:47:41.460it's apparently free the the Partners for Climate Protection Program is going to do all the work for
00:47:47.120them so there it just seems like a oh an easy thing to pass and so she was on when when it
00:47:53.780past and she said she's like after that our strategic plan and all of a sudden all these
00:47:58.480plans just came out of nowhere and and you know we were expected to just go along with it so
00:48:04.980so that was confirmation on that and now um over in thorold and niagara the the counselors there
00:48:14.220we did our meeting last night and that was the first time ever and people can go and watch it
00:48:19.260on youtube and i've time stamped it um so you can just jump ahead because it was a long meeting
00:48:24.340and and we took up that agenda you know they didn't just pass us by on this
00:48:29.280there um it showed how little the councils know about the program and how little this the staff
00:48:37.320is willing to divulge about the program they couldn't even explain what the tools were
00:48:43.040you know and why they needed it so bad right so and it's like hours long of back and forth
00:48:51.080conversation on this program so i have a lot to go over with that and so much we can learn from
00:48:56.780that and share with our counselors so when you get a win like you did the other night
00:49:02.340are you expecting pushback from icly from the united nations is there somebody who's going to
00:49:08.280say well we have to just sign a new motion then because you guys got rid of this one we need a
00:49:12.380new one and the climate change I mean the earth is going to destroy itself in 10 years if you don't
00:49:16.820take action you know I'm seeing a lot of pushback as far as in the media and in the ads that they're
00:49:28.300putting out it's a lot of climate change again so you're it's constantly you know um ads for
00:49:35.500being a leader in sustainability and upgrading your upgrading your maybe that's just
00:49:41.720what i'm seeing so i know that they're really pushing on that as far as keeping that mass
00:49:49.060psychosis going right and um trying to counter the basic scientific facts that we're putting forward
00:49:56.040which is is just genius to be honest um you know we're really approaching it from a grade two
00:50:04.060level science so that's kind of where people kind of got stuck in in that mass psychosis myself
00:50:11.320included I think my first science project maybe my second was on climate change and my last project
00:50:19.920when my as far as my education went in in college was also on climate change but it was a persuasive
00:50:28.220speech on the natural factors that were contributing to climate change and how maybe
00:50:35.920anthropogenic climate change isn't something we need to worry about so much so it's just really
00:50:42.240fascinating how our life takes on a certain pathway and just really encourage people out
00:50:48.340there to find their path and their calling and to get on it because it works you know you you've got
00:50:55.160an education and a background in in this stuff and you know i think you're the perfect person
00:51:00.720to be leading this charge where would you tell people to go for them to get actual honest
00:51:07.020information on what may be going on out there and my hypothesis is this there's always been
00:51:14.640climate change going on on this it's a planet for goodness sakes i mean if you look at the way the
00:51:20.100planet was structured in terms of land mass millions of years ago there was a unit continent
00:51:24.320and things just happened over the course of millions and millions and millions of years
00:51:29.140not in decades not even in centuries it takes millions of years for these kinds of things to
00:51:34.860happen and now they're suggesting that you know the the fossil fuels even if they're not really
00:51:39.560fossil fuels apparently they found some gas and some oil on one of saturn's moons so did they
00:51:46.120have dinosaurs there i don't know uh where would we go to get some actual credible evidence as to
00:51:52.180what's really going on out there? So I would direct people to clintel.org. It is an amazing
00:52:02.660organization. They have put out the World Climate Declaration as of August 2023.
00:52:11.300um currently and it goes up every week 1,904 scientists have signed on as signatories on that
00:52:21.840declaration on page three is one page worth of their declaration and what they've agreed
00:52:28.220on as as the facts and and where they stand there's 145 canadian scientists on it which is great
00:52:37.240And they are really going up against the IPCC, which is the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which is the main source of research for all the policymakers and NGOs and the Partners for Climate Protection Program.
00:52:58.420and they um that is a really great website so what we're doing is with my original with my
00:53:07.220deputation the first one that's available for people to utilize i've basically taken that
00:53:12.720statement and and i've put graphs in there backing up their statements with with peer-reviewed
00:53:21.600studies and graphs to show them you know that there's natural causes to climate change and i
00:53:27.740show them the earth's orbit and tilt drive glacial and interglacial changes and I put up the geological
00:53:34.960archive graph and it's like the earth climate has changed ever since the planet has existed
00:53:41.260and I put up the other graph to show closer to where we are now and it's like as recently as 1850
00:53:47.760we just came out of the little ice age which peaked in 19 sorry 1930 and has since gone down
00:53:55.540So we're breaking that narrative. And then we go into the IPCC models and we show them the graph. The world has warmed significantly less than predicted by the IPCC. And we show them the predicted versus the actual.
00:54:13.040And then we explain why that they they they overstate the effects of greenhouse gases and ignore the benefits of greenhouse gases.
00:54:23.580And we point out that CO2 is 0.04 percent of the Earth's atmosphere and it's not the main greenhouse gas.
00:54:33.640Water vapor is right. Isn't carbon one of the building blocks of life on this planet, for goodness sakes, like the building block?
00:54:40.940it is the building block of all life on the planet yep and they want to snuff out carbon
00:54:46.580it's amazing to me yeah and the more yeah the more co2 in the atmosphere the more plants grow
00:54:54.540the soil um gets moisture so we're seeing that that is profitable for agriculture and we're
00:55:01.740putting the graphs up right we're just blam blam blam i've seen some graphs that show that the co2
00:55:09.260levels that we have right now in our atmosphere are actually on the low side am i wrong yes yes
00:55:15.520they are it's quite low right now and you know this is just hilarious it's really funny these
00:55:24.740idiots out there are buying this i can't even believe it and you but you know the counselors
00:55:30.520a lot of them are they know this and they are just waiting for someone to come in with 80 people and
00:55:37.520say it out loud so they can echo it and so that they can be validated and they can say yeah I
00:55:43.600don't want to spend money our our taxpayers money on these sustainable development goals and when
00:55:50.600you look at the population of some of our municipalities like one of the councillors
00:55:55.840last night in Thorold he took what I said and then he broke it down like to to the to how much
00:56:02.980it would affect the climate the the carbon output if we implemented all this and spent all this
00:56:08.900money on it and he said you know when he when when he put that into the calculator it was zero
00:56:14.820it would have zero effect right and it was just wonderful so they're amazing yeah the silent
00:56:22.320majority we are the silent majority so we just need to show up and and bring it forward well
00:56:28.100I don't know how silent we are anymore because there's this big protest that's coming up on
00:56:33.340April 1st. I'm sure you've heard of this at all of the provincial border crossings across the
00:56:37.820country. Uh, people are going to be showing up and they're going to be rallying in support of
00:56:42.800getting rid of this carbon tax increase, which Trudeau wants to impose on, on us on April 1st.
00:56:48.000So far, he's showing no signs of budging on this, but the interesting thing is they meeting the
00:56:53.700politicians never bring any proof to the table you know the environment minister as well he's
00:56:59.960he's to me he's poisonous he is like one of the worst people ever uh they never bring any proof
00:57:06.700to the table that this is actually going on they will point fingers at those wildfires we had last
00:57:12.980summer and they'll say climate change oh my god and they've got arsonists in custody right now
00:57:18.900who are responsible for setting these fires.
00:57:45.580who organized these protests across our country.
00:57:48.900you know, apparently this is a nationwide protest just out of nowhere. And the mainstream media from
00:57:54.840every town is going to show up and give them the spotlight, right? Meanwhile, they completely ignore
00:57:59.300what just happened at the town council two days later when I first spoke, right? And it's 350.org
00:58:08.560and they have chapters all across Canada. And to me, I find it quite suspicious that, you know,
00:58:16.760here here there's an activist nationwide activist group with chapters all across the country and
00:58:22.680they were able to just pull off these protests and i don't know i tell everyone if you if you're
00:58:29.200looking for the arsons i would look there yeah no kidding they're calling they're funded by the un
00:58:35.580and icly most likely and well they're all partnered together you know and um and they're calling for
00:58:43.380net zero by 2050 and 100 percent renewable so it's a quite an extremist group when you think
00:58:50.860about the implications of that you know interestingly i was driving through saskatchewan
00:58:56.440last week on my way to chris barber's thing in swift current and uh all those windmills just
00:59:03.040came up out of nowhere and i hadn't noticed them before i i'd make that drive all the time well
00:59:07.640used to anyway and all of a sudden these big ugly windmills just like what the hell like what is
00:59:14.240going on here and i noticed they put them on the number one highway not somewhere deep in the
00:59:18.940bowels of the province i guess they want people to notice them that's what it looks like to me
00:59:23.980like we're doing our part and you can see like right here you know the number one the main
00:59:29.540highway that goes through the province you can see all of these windmills ugly they kill birds
00:59:34.380They they put off radiation. They make noise. They're not efficient. I mean, I don't know where to begin.
00:59:42.220Yeah. No. And a lot of garbage and, you know, a lot of a lot of problems.
00:59:48.460You mentioned most of them already. But, yeah, we are putting that into the deputations, in the references.
00:59:56.220When we talk about, you know, these CO2 mitigation measures are as damaging as they are costly.
01:00:02.480and more and more people are speaking out even about their ev vehicles and how there's a weird
01:00:09.760hum all throughout their house when they charge it and the the battery life on them is is terrible
01:00:17.720have you heard anything about cobalt poisoning from these batteries no i'm starting to hear now
01:00:25.500about people who have got ridiculously high levels of cobalt in their system and they also drive an
01:00:31.480electric car they've been driving an electric car for two or three years well there is a lot
01:00:35.780of cobalt in these batteries and when you're driving one of these cars the battery is no more
01:00:40.080than two feet away from you so it could be that the cobalt is somehow emanating itself into your
01:00:46.700body and that's not good for you by the way like high levels of cobalt like that it can kill you
01:00:51.200it's poison yeah anyone who buys these vehicles most people have noticed how uncomfortable it is
01:00:58.420to sit in it while it's charging. And that it just seems like there's radiation just going
01:01:05.840through you, if that's the right way to describe it. And, you know, in Canada here, if you're
01:01:11.420doing a drive, that means you have to stand outside of your vehicle while it's charging.
01:01:16.940And sometimes, you know, you're charging at night, there's no place to stay. And they're
01:01:20.920getting what's called like some sort of anxiety about like, am I going to make it home? Am I even
01:01:27.760going to make it home so people who were very much sold on on upgrading to these these um
01:01:35.260these vehicles and even attended you know the the climate protests and yay Greta they're now
01:01:42.280writing articles about how it's not practical and for anyone in rural Canada and maybe if you live
01:01:52.800in the city this might work for you but you were talking in in your presentation i'm sorry to
01:01:58.340interrupt you in your presentation last year i wanted to get this in before we have to say good
01:02:02.200night um about mobility in these plans is this incorporated into every civic plan that is
01:02:10.300partnered with these demons that they have to incorporate the 15-minute city plan and if so
01:02:17.520are they going to be blocking off streets like like they're trying to do in in the uk i mean
01:02:21.460what do you see in that? Well, they could just take it one more, they take it further with each
01:02:30.640year that we're signed on to these programs, right? Peterborough signed on in the year 2000.
01:02:37.460And, you know, they're sold on this plan at the time of adopting it. That is a five-year program,
01:02:43.020right? So Peterborough achieved its five milestones a long time ago. And then it declared
01:02:49.400a climate change emergency. So it just never ends, right? And then now we're looking at the
01:02:55.380environmental report, and it's talking about targeting our mobility and, and really how
01:03:01.380wonderful it was during COVID, because it, it changed our travel patterns and everything. And
01:03:07.360and they're looking at targeting our mobility. So what does that mean? You know, I think,
01:03:12.600obviously, there's a lot that they're trying to put through down the road.
01:03:16.860When we look at the municipal primer, which is the founding document of all of this, along with public awareness and education and information for decision making, is the transfer of environmentally sound technology.
01:03:34.860technology. And it just seems like this whole digital surveillance, the windmills, and all of
01:03:43.460it is coming from the same program. And it is against our constitution and our rights here in
01:03:52.700Canada. So we are pointing that out. We'll take something like that on the agenda. I'll print off
01:03:59.980their strategic plan or whatever, and I'll just highlight all the sustainable development
01:04:04.580words and then when I go in to speak to an agenda item I'll put that in the front and then I'll go
01:04:12.000into it and at the end I bring up the fact that regardless of Canada being a UN member
01:04:19.680no level of government has the authority to implement foreign mandates treaties or any
01:04:26.260agreement that violate the Canadian constitution the bill of rights the charter of rights and
01:04:31.600freedoms and the coronation oath and that conspiring with foreign powers and I let them
01:04:36.720know you might not know you're doing this but conspiring with foreign powers to to assist in
01:04:43.660any act preparatory to the takeover of our nation is an act of treason and the government of Canada
01:04:50.020the Federation of Canadian Municipalities has waived liability and put it on you so now you're
01:04:55.580aware you've been informed and here's what you can do to get out of it right and then
01:05:01.420So when you, you've got these notices of liability going out as early as tomorrow, you say, so once these people have received their notice, that means that they now know, or should know, should know what they're doing. And if they continue to do it, they can be charged with a high crime.
01:05:18.400yeah wow yeah we're just drafting it we're drafting it tomorrow it's a project i've i've
01:05:25.340really gone back and forth with um as far as notices of liability and i truly think that
01:05:31.660when it comes to something like this that is so big we are better to to take the time to educate
01:05:41.940the people and the councils and just really focus on that and and and partner with the council
01:05:50.340because the city staff not all of them but some of them are really really doing we we need to
01:05:58.520basically push back on the city staff and the only way to do that is to be as helpful as the city
01:06:05.120staff is to our councils by doing the research for them bringing it forward having those
01:06:11.360conversations helping them understand and then you know and and and do these delegations and
01:06:18.640then we really see who on this council is clearly doing this intentionally and that to me is the
01:06:28.280person that needs the people that need to be served these notices of liability first other
01:06:34.160people will serve everyone and I just think I'm I that's not that doesn't feel right to me so
01:06:41.020do you could you use a few more dozen volunteers to help you with this across the country
01:06:47.740absolutely yes I think we've got a few hundred people right now who would be more than willing
01:06:53.520you know they're always you guys are always saying shadow what can I do to help what can I do to help
01:06:57.380well I mean Maggie's got this great initiative going on right now and you are doing a Friday
01:07:02.800night seminar for people how can they reach you Maggie how can they volunteer I mean you know
01:07:08.900even if they want to just be a watcher in their region to see what their
01:07:13.000council is doing, I mean, that would be helpful too, right?
01:08:32.280and um today afterwards i was like oh i need to clip these videos and i i tried to message chris
01:08:39.820dacy and he was in court and i was like you know if i could only have a few people that could just
01:08:44.980do some of these things that i can do but it just is taking a lot of um there's not enough hours in
01:08:51.120the day i get it so it's uh it's gathered 2030 at protonmail.com that's how you get a hold of
01:08:59.120Maggie. She'll remind you about the Friday night meeting guys. This is very important. And
01:09:02.940if you do have some extra time on your hands and you want to partner up, I mean, look at there,
01:09:08.400like I was telling you at the beginning of the show, we've got 500 municipalities we have to
01:09:12.440reach and we have to do it soon. I mean, 2030 is a few years away. I know, but 500 municipalities.
01:09:18.520I mean, how long would that even take? I imagine if you had a team of 500, it would take far less
01:09:24.260time but uh even a few dozen right now would help maggie thank you so much for everything that
01:09:30.100you're doing thank you for coming on the show tonight i wish you all the best and i want to
01:09:34.080stay in contact with you and and if there's anything that we on this show can do to help you
01:09:38.360i would absolutely be willing to do that thank you so much shadow it's always a pleasure
01:09:43.400okay maggie thank you take it easy we'll talk to you again soon thanks all right maggie hope brawn
01:09:49.140you guys uh doing a fantastic job doing a fantastic job getting the word out and um you know
01:09:59.020from what i remember the last time we spoke maggie and i would have been
01:10:03.140last august i think and she wasn't nearly as confident as she is now and she didn't have a
01:10:13.660game plan yet she had an idea of what she wanted to do and so you can see what she's been doing
01:10:19.720for the past six months is she has been building this game plan she has been building this team
01:10:24.740she has been getting the information out there and now they're starting to get wins and she's
01:10:29.660figured out how to do it the formula is there and what she needs now more than anything as we pointed
01:10:35.800out is people to help her that's it and we're talking about doing some administrative things
01:10:41.140maybe putting some files together for her, maybe doing some searching for these motions that she needs to find in every municipality that could have gone back to 1997 or 2002.
01:10:53.300You don't know. She'll tell you how to find it.
01:10:55.440Get a hold of her, gather2030 at protonmail.com.
01:10:59.880And you can also go ahead and check out her substack here, which is gather2030.substack.com.
01:11:07.200There is the top story on this Substack page, right there,
01:11:11.320kicking the UN ickly out of local governments.0.85
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