Two seasoned veteran detectives, one mission: To Restore the Rule of Law in Canada. Join us to see what 60 years of combined experience in the field of law enforcement says on how it can be done.
Great interview! Amazing revelations! AND SOME HOPE! For me it was hearing there are GOOD PEOPLE trying to bring our RULE OF LAW back to centre focus in Canada.
Hope that we may still have a country.
Whether or not we become a 51st state will depend on the strength of this group I feel.
Having Trump in office, well that may be a doable decision, but once married, there would be a horrendously unlikely chance for divorce, whether or not the continuation of Trump exists especially. I've heard many speak of the 'break up of America' so.... could be an interesting rabbit hole to explore, definitely watching these plays on the board!
If you are going to make such comments, at least back them up with some logical arguments. Saying that they are ignorant of the law is ignorant in and of itself; they are in but a handful of former law enforcement officers who understand it and are trying to restore it. And solving our problems with a barrel of a gun is not going to produce the desired world we want to live in. It's okay to be critical, but when doing so try to be more respectful and constructive with your comments. And feel free to share what you yourself have been doing in terms of actions to restore the rule of law in Canada.
Yes, I understand what you are saying and about these concepts of legal vs lawful. You make valid points. I've had Christopher James on my podcast to talk about these.
But the ugly reality is that this is the system - whether totally unlawful or unjust - that we are stuck with. Tell those Coutts boys otherwise. Yes, it is a mafia system (incuding Freemasonic infiltration with the Royal Arch oath and what not). Not sure what can change it, but I don't think that an armed revolution is realistic. What do you propose (as a peaceful means) in lieu of this?
The best we can do now, imo, is expose the corrupt actors and their corrupt/unlawful deeds like my guests are doing with the Helen Grus case.
It is certainly hard to argue that these systems aren't broken. They are broken - by design. They are there to create illusions of choice (like with elections) and semblance of justice (if lucky enough).
In the end, we need to focus/govern and provide for ourselves, as well as be our own central banks.
I'd be curious to know your thoughts on the American system and their 'Constitution FOR the United States of America'. Is their system broken too (especially considering what we've seen unfold there in the last half-century)?
Trump just said the loud part out loud.
Act like a colony be treated like a colony.
Great interview! Amazing revelations! AND SOME HOPE! For me it was hearing there are GOOD PEOPLE trying to bring our RULE OF LAW back to centre focus in Canada.
Hope that we may still have a country.
Whether or not we become a 51st state will depend on the strength of this group I feel.
Having Trump in office, well that may be a doable decision, but once married, there would be a horrendously unlikely chance for divorce, whether or not the continuation of Trump exists especially. I've heard many speak of the 'break up of America' so.... could be an interesting rabbit hole to explore, definitely watching these plays on the board!
Thanks for weighing in Cheerio.
Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and awesome New Year!
Thank you Dan, Merry Christmas to you and family may you find much joy and connection~
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If you are going to make such comments, at least back them up with some logical arguments. Saying that they are ignorant of the law is ignorant in and of itself; they are in but a handful of former law enforcement officers who understand it and are trying to restore it. And solving our problems with a barrel of a gun is not going to produce the desired world we want to live in. It's okay to be critical, but when doing so try to be more respectful and constructive with your comments. And feel free to share what you yourself have been doing in terms of actions to restore the rule of law in Canada.
Yes, I understand what you are saying and about these concepts of legal vs lawful. You make valid points. I've had Christopher James on my podcast to talk about these.
But the ugly reality is that this is the system - whether totally unlawful or unjust - that we are stuck with. Tell those Coutts boys otherwise. Yes, it is a mafia system (incuding Freemasonic infiltration with the Royal Arch oath and what not). Not sure what can change it, but I don't think that an armed revolution is realistic. What do you propose (as a peaceful means) in lieu of this?
The best we can do now, imo, is expose the corrupt actors and their corrupt/unlawful deeds like my guests are doing with the Helen Grus case.
Do you have a link to his Canada - Rise broadcast?
It is certainly hard to argue that these systems aren't broken. They are broken - by design. They are there to create illusions of choice (like with elections) and semblance of justice (if lucky enough).
In the end, we need to focus/govern and provide for ourselves, as well as be our own central banks.
I'd be curious to know your thoughts on the American system and their 'Constitution FOR the United States of America'. Is their system broken too (especially considering what we've seen unfold there in the last half-century)?