00:11:57.960James Top pleaded guilty in military court to a maximum punishment of dismissal with
00:12:02.220disgrace for protesting the federal government's COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
00:12:06.300Tuesday, Top pled guilty, pleaded, sorry, you have to say pleaded, it's grammatically correct,
00:12:13.040pleaded guilty to two counts of conduct to the prejudice of good order and discipline
00:12:17.940at the onset of his court-martial in New Westminster, B.C. in February of last year,
00:12:24.520while serving as a warrant officer. Top criticized the Canadian Armed Forces vaccine mandate for
00:12:30.740military and civilian members. The prosecution chose to withdraw two additional charges against
00:12:36.260Top for improperly wearing his uniform following Top's plea of not guilty at the beginning of the
00:12:42.000proceedings. The veteran was charged as a result of two videos posted to social media wherein he's
00:12:47.620seen in the uniform of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, a unit which he'd
00:12:52.260previously served under, criticizing the vaccine mandate. Yes, that is true. We did play that on
00:12:57.180this show. Top began marching across Canada from Vancouver to Ottawa in protest of the mandate and
00:13:03.040became a symbol of hope for Canadians who opposed the mandate and government overreach, and he still
00:13:08.200is. That never went away. He was joined by many other Canadians for sections of his march across
00:13:16.420the country, much of which was live-streamed and never covered once, ever, unless it was in a
00:13:22.460negative light by the left-wing corporate media. On the last leg of his march through Ottawa,
00:13:28.920While Topp was accompanied by Conservative leader Pierre Polyev, while he was still running for leadership of the party, Polyev said at the time that he supported Topp's advocacy for personal freedom and bodily autonomy.
00:13:39.460In 1990, Topp joined the CAF's regular forces and over his career had been deployed to Afghanistan, Bosnia and Macedonia before being transferred to the Army Reserves in 2019.
00:13:52.600Judge Catherine Julie DeShane was informed that Topp had previously attended COVID-19 briefings
00:13:57.820regarding the military's vaccine policy, but had failed to confirm his own vaccine status.
00:15:10.760that's a disgrace, but I really doubt it.
00:15:14.260even if they disagreed with top and his vaccine mandate stance just the fact that this man walked
00:15:21.000across the country and then did it again different part of the country would garner huge respect from
00:15:28.900every single military reservist and regular member in the country no am i wrong is there any
00:15:36.480anybody out there whose military or former military who disagrees with my last statement
00:15:41.700If you do, that's fine. Please put it in the comments. I would love to hear from you. I want to hear your point of view. And that's the one thing about us, guys. We'll listen to the other side's points and disagree with them and agree to disagree. We will not censor them unless they're completely disrespectful and rude, right?
00:16:03.280and even then we don't censor we just block from our own personal profile so we don't have to put
00:16:09.220up with that kind of abuse because that's what it is it's abuse but that doesn't take away their
00:16:14.000freedom of speech correct okay top also took the stand despite pleading guilty to give an emotional
00:16:20.580testimony about the rationale behind his decision to speak out against the vaccine mandate publicly
00:16:25.740he cited his mental health during the pandemic as one of the determining factors i had a very
00:16:31.300hard time with it because of the way that I felt it was coercive, that it was done in
00:16:36.480haste, and I felt that it was going to open the door on other practices that were going
00:16:40.700to just inhibit the way we live our lives.
00:20:41.440If it wasn't for the good people that joined me here today,
00:20:44.380the many who I fought with on the streets of Calgary,
00:20:47.120in the prairies, at Coots, in Winnipeg, all across Canada,
00:20:51.120the millions who rose up to defend our rights and freedoms in this great, great land,
00:20:55.000we need to pray to Jesus Christ to offer us forgiveness and to give us the light to fight
00:21:01.600further into the future what is your message to people who are still fighting against against
00:21:08.060these charges against the government the government is still going after them never give up hope
00:21:12.180never give up hope and believe in yourself one thing I've learned across this journey is that
00:21:18.200the power of the human spirit is indomitable and if there's a mountain in front of me that
00:21:22.680mountainshell news well i find it fine there's arthur pavlosky and we could play that but we
00:21:28.680played you some video of arthur last night and we'll try and get him on the show at some point
00:21:32.640soon as well that video provided by media bersergen mocha he's doing a fantastic job out there in
00:21:41.420ottawa sorry ottawa alberta reporting on everything that's going on media bersergen.com he used to be
00:21:48.740with rebel news now he's off on his own and doing a fantastic job thank you mocha for getting this
00:21:54.140information out to us staying with alberta oh oh by the way speaking of jesus god and whatnot
00:22:00.500for those of you who go to springs church either in winnipeg or calgary
00:22:05.380they're having a special uh service this weekend in honor of leon fontaine
00:22:13.940who tragically and suddenly passed away one year ago this month and so there will be a special
00:22:24.340celebration of Leon's life at Springs Church in both Winnipeg and Calgary this Sunday from the
00:22:31.740Calgary Sun this is interesting Daniel Smith's UCP base this is the grassroots man this is us
00:22:41.220right here this is what this guy's talking about danielle smith's ucp base scores win with manning
00:22:48.160covet report that is preston manning by the way which reminds me that on november 28th a full
00:22:55.520report is coming out from the national citizens inquiry and we'll try to get ken drysdale on
00:23:01.300when that happens or one of the other commissioners hopefully ken because he's a friend of the show
00:23:06.620and doing some fantastic work with Manitoba Stronger Together here in Manitoba.
00:23:12.260Preston Manning has a message for those who spoke up loudly for rights and freedoms in the dark days of COVID.
00:23:20.200Their voices have been heard, at least they've been heard by this panel.
00:23:25.460Premier Daniel Smith named Manning, the former Reform Party leader, to quarterback a panel of deep thinkers
00:23:30.720looking at ways to change the law in tackling future province-wide public emergencies.
00:23:36.120school lockdowns and economic lockdowns cause an enormous amount of suffering for a large number
00:23:42.080of people, says Manning. Manning says such lockdowns should be avoided if at all possible.
00:23:48.560Manning points out Alberta's $300 billion economy contracted by 8% during the pandemic. That's $24
00:23:56.800billion worth of damage, he says. As for school lockdowns, locking down the schools should not
00:24:03.560be considered as a policy option at all except under very unusual circumstances. For Manning,
00:24:10.260lockdown should be reduced or even eliminated. Protecting and strengthening rights and freedoms
00:24:15.360during a public emergency such as COVID is a big consideration in the Manning report. Putting in
00:24:22.000restrictions would be made much more difficult after a makeover of the Alberta Bill of Rights.
00:24:27.200Why is this important? Rights are more threatened during an emergency with the government considering measures restricting rights and freedoms. The pressure on protecting rights and freedoms goes up during an emergency. So we say the effort to protect those rights ought to go up at the same time.
00:24:44.800hear here, Preston, that is fantastic. You know, times like that is why constitutions and charters
00:24:54.140were written in the first place. Not when times are good, when times are bad, when our rights
00:24:59.840and freedoms are actually limited and threatened. That's when those documents should be gleaming
00:25:05.920lights of hope for all of us. And the government crapped all over it. And they still are,
00:25:12.700which is absolutely abominable and embarrassing.
00:25:19.000Then Manning speaks about Alberta and Albertans.
00:25:23.680People, particularly in Alberta, they value their rights and freedoms.
00:32:59.500I'm wondering if the kids in there yelling and screaming
00:33:24.580actually know what they're talking about in the first place.
00:33:29.500a very large part of me thinks they probably don't and they're just going with the flow
00:33:37.140from what they've been taught at their university
00:33:41.220so what is your opinion on that what do you think about that i mean i giggled with glee when i first
00:33:49.120saw it i thought wow justin trudeau was chased out of a restaurant in vancouver and then i went
00:33:53.620Wait a minute. Out of respect to the office of the prime minister of Canada, even though that Lugin is the prime minister, never should have ever happened in the first place.
00:34:07.180But he is. He's there as abominable as that idea is. Out of respect to the office of the prime minister, that should never be allowed to happen.
00:38:05.060We can hear about it and go, wow, that's a shame, but it has nothing to do with Canada, in my opinion, right now.
00:38:17.840Brad Salzberg of the Cultural Action Party of Canada wrote a great substack on this today.
00:38:22.320done like dinner trudeau humiliated at vancouver restaurant 100 police officers were brought in to
00:38:28.000deal with the ruckus at an indian restaurant after justin trudeau sat down to eat so let's go ahead
00:38:32.920and and read this because there's more to it according to brad videos posted online this
00:38:39.380week show trudeau sitting at a table at a restaurant called vijas uh or vj's maybe when
00:38:44.480demonstrators arrive and begin chanting this is the guy by the way that's that's the same
00:38:49.100chef I think Trudeau brought with him to the Aga Khan's island and maybe to India the first time
00:38:54.760he went there. Anyway, demonstrators yelled ceasefire now and told Trudeau he had blood on
00:39:00.620his hands, as we all saw in those videos, as he said goodbye to people in the restaurant and made
00:39:05.160his way out. For Canadian patriots, it was a thrilling bit of humiliation directed toward
00:39:10.600Canada's king of intercommunity division. And yes, Trudeau has brought all of this on himself.
00:39:17.680I mean, Stephen Harper, as I've pointed out before, was able to go sit in a full arena in Toronto or Montreal, watch a hockey game in the stands with everyday Canadians without any of this ever happening.
00:41:55.000Death of the innocent of any ethnicity is what we stand against straight down the line.
00:41:59.880Back in 2018, Vij, the co-founder of Vancouver's popular Vij's Restaurant, was flown to India as Trudeau conducted a week-long trip to the country.
00:42:12.100The government of Canada flew Vancouver celebrity chef Vikram Vij to India at taxpayer expense so that he could cook for a series of events that would be attended by Justin Trudeau.
00:42:22.400Back to Trudeau himself, the uproar at an upscale curry house serves as a microcosm for our national condition. A once moderate welcoming society has been transformed into a fractured population of angry citizens.
00:42:36.900For Brad's money, no individual has exacerbated the situation more than Trudeau himself.
00:42:43.460His branding of Anglo-European citizens as hateful bigots is only one in a series of malignant stones thrown in the pathway of a healthy Canadian society.
00:42:54.220Videos posted from later in the evening show a group of demonstrators gathered outside of Bagheera, a speakeasy cocktail bar in Chinatown with signs in hand, continuing ceasefire now chance.
00:43:04.180Still believing in the I can successfully appear at an ethnic-themed restaurant, Justin treks off to Bagheera in Vancouver's Chinatown.
00:43:13.080There will be no appearance in what remains of the city's white-dominant neighborhoods.
00:43:17.680Again, the strategy fails as 100 police officers were called in to break up the ruckus.
00:43:22.900So why is Justin Trudeau still the prime minister?
00:43:27.860Cultural Action Party goes where the mainstream media fears to tread.
00:43:32.880Simply put, no one wants to take his place, because whichever existing liberal politician
00:43:38.180runs, they will lose. Who wants to be the kingpin in a humiliation of the liberals when a future
00:43:44.760federal election arrives? They could import globalist banker Mark Carney, but he'll fare
00:43:49.680no better. What Trudeau has done is typical of his specious, out-of-touch run as national leader.
00:43:56.640Exacerbation of social conflict, anger on our streets, division of commonly, or sorry, of
00:44:01.520community from community. Only some form of globalist miracle could save the liberals now,
00:44:06.760including a merging of Jagmeet Singh's pro-Kalistani NDP with the Liberal Party.
00:44:12.540Ooh, never thought of that. Done like dinner? Well, let us darn well hope so.
00:44:20.460Perhaps this will result in a settling down of social consternation within Canadian society.
00:44:25.300Woke globalist liberals have no interest in such a thing, but as they say, anything's possible.
00:44:30.880Very, very interesting read. Follow Brad Salzberg, Cultural Action Party on Substack.
00:44:37.420Now they're trying to storm Downing Street 2. This is in London, England.
00:45:00.880check them out poliev says now the house of commons is not sitting this week so both leaders
00:45:09.600are out enjoying themselves or campaigning pre-election style poliev is not talking about
00:45:19.700um palestine supporters he's talking about iranians interfering in canada now i suppose
00:45:30.040Some of them could be Palestine supporters as well. But anyway, Paliyev blatantly says, kick them out. This is from left wing corporate global. Surprising they covered they covered this.
00:45:44.100Pierre Polly, I'm calling for immediate action against the Iranian regime in the wake of global news reporting, revealing the extent of the Islamic Republic's interference in Canada.
00:45:55.520Oh, now we've got Iranian interference on top of alleged Russian interference, which I don't think there's much of, but definitely Chinese interference.
00:46:05.140A whole bunch going on in our country.
00:46:09.860It's going to take years for us to get back to where we should be.
00:46:13.480I'm willing to work for that, though, if you are, if everybody is.
00:46:18.560We've got to bring Canada back to what Canada is supposed to be, as an aside to this article.
00:46:24.400Anyway, Polyev was in Vancouver Monday where he responded to a global news investigation that revealed hundreds of regime leaders, insiders, sorry, living in Canada.
00:46:33.340To think that we might have terrorist-linked Iranian regime thugs operating with impunity, spending stolen money, and intimidating Canadian Jews and Iranians is appalling, he says.
00:46:46.360Pollyov has been vocal about getting tough with the Iranian regime, but said even he was startled at how widespread the problem is.
00:48:21.380You can see, government.bc.ca.gov slash content slash health, healthcare system, introduction to unlearning and undoing white supremacy and racism in the office of the Provincial Health Officer.
00:48:41.840if you're white and working in this office you are persona non grata this is permeating
00:48:51.100every single government federal provincial in this entire country it's discrimination
00:48:56.400and it's wrong and it needs to be stopped at the office of the provincial health officer
00:49:04.060we're committed to upholding the inherent rights of indigenous peoples in bc as well as anti-racist
00:49:11.060approaches which in fact are racist and truth and reconciliation we're committed to seeing the
00:49:18.800ways that anti-indigenous racism and white supremacy show up in our day-to-day work
00:49:23.240and deliberately taking anti-racist approaches to arrest white supremacy white supremacy and
00:49:29.160racism we're also beginning to work to pay particular attention to the rights and needs
00:49:34.040of indigenous elders women to sl blah blah blah blah youth children and persons with disabilities
00:49:40.480throughout this work but if you're white you can simply forget about it hang on just a second
00:49:46.080where'd my little pointer go there it is all right let me let me move this down a little bit here
00:49:49.760the unlearning and undoing white supremacy project began a two-year initiative that has
00:49:56.080transitioned the ongoing efforts to embed indigenous rights truth and reconciliation
00:50:00.340across the opho this is the canadian version of blm friends and it's being adopted at government
00:50:12.120levels every government i'm talking about municipal as well land acknowledgments rights
00:50:19.820acknowledgments and they go ahead and they introduce themselves like this bonnie henry
00:50:24.920I am a fifth generation Canadian settler of Scottish Highland and Welsh ancestry, born and raised on Mi'kmaq territory. That's enough. That is absolutely enough. Oh, and by the way, UNDRIP is mentioned in here several times.
01:03:09.340having exited both companies by 2014 she continued her lifelong passion for interior design blah blah
01:03:17.720blah blah blah in may of 2020 prompted by the way events surrounding the global pandemic were
01:03:24.100affecting people's livelihood civil rights and mental health laura founded the united democratic
01:03:29.320international movement for awareness and freedom an organization dedicated to creating a better
01:03:34.760world through awareness inspiration and the relentless pursuit of truth i am going to try
01:03:41.180to get her on the show at some point you guys she would be an amazing guest here she is speaking at
01:03:48.600a conference a couple of years ago this video came from quiet this is about 12 minutes long
01:03:57.940let's watch this together it was the most important topic of our time the title of my talk
01:04:05.680transhumanism the end game probably gives away my take on the matter i'm not going to get into
01:04:13.460the technical aspects of transhumanism though i do believe that one of the problems with faith
01:04:18.100with regards to public understanding of the matter is that it encompasses such a wide range of things
01:04:23.340And we've seen some of them, but from genetic engineering, implant technology, artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, all the way to cybernetic prosthetics.
01:04:33.340Although all of these things fall under the transhumanist label, I think there's a very important distinction to be made between technology that seeks to assist people with a disability in order to regain a normal quality of life.
01:04:49.340life and technology that seeks to transform us entirely the focus of my talk today will be on
01:04:57.980the ultimate transhumanist goal what has been termed by ray cartswell one of the leaders of
01:05:04.300the movement as the singularity in his book titled the singularity is near when humans transcend
01:05:13.100biology he writes there will be no distinction post singularity between human and machine
01:05:20.860or between physical and virtual reality it's very important to understand that transhumanism is
01:05:28.780simply the transitional stage between humanism and post-humanism make no mistake the final goal
01:05:37.820is to eradicate humanity as we know it once you understand the final destination it becomes
01:05:44.940much easier to look back and identify the psychological conditioning the biological
01:05:50.860tampering the cultural grooming and the educational prepping that we have been subjected to for
01:05:56.780decades in preparation to making us accept a post-human future it takes a lot of physical
01:06:05.100and psychological abuse to get an intelligent species like ours to agree to its own extinction
01:06:13.500most if not all that has transcended in the last 60 years was designed to get us closer to accepting
01:06:20.940such a dystopian reality whether you care to accept it or not we live in a hyper-controlled
01:06:28.140matrix where our perception of reality is meticulously planned managed and executed
01:06:35.660in order to control and steer us in whichever direction they wish and the direction is a
01:06:41.580post-human world for this they first needed to destabilize dehumanize and demoralize humanity
01:06:49.820through every means possible the destruction of the nuclear family children being indoctrinated
01:06:56.140by the state abortion the eradication of god and spirituality from education life in mega cities
01:07:04.100and away from nature toxic food air and water social media replacing real human connection
01:07:11.660and interaction engineered financial crisis and taxation endless wars and massive migration
01:07:18.500stress, anxiety, depression, drugs and alcohol, constant fear-mongering, moral relativism as the
01:07:27.500new religion, and I could go on and on about how humanity has been influenced and forced to move
01:07:34.580away from all the things that give us strength, security, purpose, and meaning. A weak, immoral,
01:07:43.680disconnected ignorant and unhealthy population is an easy target for the next stage the creation
01:07:51.920of an entire generation of androgynous beings masculinity is under attack psychologically
01:07:58.800culturally and biologically women are being replaced in sports entertainment and politics
01:08:04.560by men pretending to be women and children are being indoctrinated at school to think
01:08:10.100that gender is a choice the transgender movement is not a grassroots movement it
01:08:16.820comes from the top it has nothing to do with people's freedom of expression
01:08:21.260sexuality or civil rights it's an evil say up to with a clear agenda to get us
01:08:28.080closer to transhumanism by making us question the most fundamental notion of