Will Dove  00:00 Our elected leaders have been selling us out. And not just in the past few years. Starting almost 80 years ago, our federal and provincial governments have signed on with one globalist organization after another, from the International Monetary Fund in 1945 to the coming WHO International Health Regulations Amendments in May of this year, those we have trusted to work for us have instead steadily signed away our sovereignty. Not just liberal governments, but conservative as well. And you may be surprised by some of the names that appear on the list of politicians who have signed these international agreements that stripped us of our right to self-governance.   Will Dove  00:47 Bob Blayone is a name most of you have never heard. But he has many years of experience in politics, mostly working behind the scenes to advise and help elect both provincial and national leaders. Until a couple of years ago, when he realized that the strings that put these people in office were all being pulled by the same globalist organizations. Recently, a live document that Bob has been working on came across my desk. In it, Bob details with links to the proof, almost 30 steps that Canada and the provinces have taken in the past 80 years to be fully on board with a globalist agenda. In fact, it can easily be said that no country had done more to subject their citizens to globalist control. But Bob also believes that these steps can be reversed. That we can take back our sovereignty, not to our elected representatives, but at the grassroots that it is we, the people, who will determine our future, and the future for our children.   Will Dove  02:08 Bob, thank you so much for coming in today.   Bob Blayone  02:10 Thank you, Will. Thanks for the invitation.   Will Dove  02:12 Now, we had a number of discussions over the years now since this whole COVID thing started. And we've both been working at it from different angles, you have a great deal of experience in politics. So before we get into Canada's involvement with all these globalist organizations, could you tell us about that, because your experience, of course, is very relevant.   Bob Blayone  02:29 Absolutely. It's been quite a journey. I think I'll start from the beginning. I'll try to be as brief as I can, but coming from very humble beginnings, growing up on a farm, growing up in poverty, and having the opportunity of prosperity through Alberta's oil and gas industry, running my own business for decades. And that my wife and I made the decision to sell our interest business in 2014. And then for the first time in my life, I had an opportunity to get involved in politics. Then it was just volunteering behind the scenes.   Bob Blayone  03:07 So I got involved when Jason Kenney was on his way to Alberta to become the leader of the PC Party. So that's when I started volunteering, and then the PCs obviously merged with Wildrose. So as part of that, and very involved in the north. I had good inside access because our MLA was parachuted in from Ottawa. Basically, he was a six year staff under Jason Kenney, when Jason was in Ottawa as an MP. Dan is his name. So I became very good friends with him. And I dedicated much of my time and energy in my own capital and doing what I did. And then the obviously one, and very quickly, I was understanding that they weren't all who they said they were. And there's some things that were happening behind the scenes that I was challenging them on, and how was it try to do so? Being a como assault, just grassroots blue collar, they don't come from the farming and oil background and I had a passion for opportunity for other people like I had prosperity and they saw, I assumed, a lot of people do that. It was the NDP and the Liberals that stole that opportunity.   Bob Blayone  04:23 And then I saw such things as Kenny, in the interview, he was asked a question, if he was gonna remove the oil sands emissions cap, and he said, "No, that's basically not important right now." And that was a red flag for me. And then other things were going on, Southern cronyism, the greed, the corruption, the friends of the politicians, friends of the government started and then COVID began, and I had two MLAs told me that they knew it wasn't what it was purported to be. But they weren't pivoting on it and hadn't been concerned with that. And it didn't matter to me what side of the COVID conversation fell on. It's just that I found it outrageous that they were governing white, totalitarian tyrants. And I took exception to that. And when I tried to start pushing back on them, well, I was very disappointed, some of my fellow board members, they didn't want to rock the boat, because they had government contracts. And that was my first eye opener. And my first, I guess, bad case into why people get involved in politics for self-serving reasons, and it was disappointing. Then I walked away.   Bob Blayone  05:34 It was May 14 2020, the exact day and my first email had spicy language initially. I was very angry, because you know what, the people were getting hurt, and people were getting hurt badly. And I didn't appreciate the way they're acting. But anyways, my second email was much more methodical and it was long. I sent it to all the UCP Boards across the province, every single one, they sent it to all the MLAs. And I had outreach from one MLA, Andrew Barnes. And that was through a couple of weeks later. And then I had outreach from five UCP Boards, and in support and all that wasn't support. And then I started going to freedom rallies, like a lot of people did, and meeting people, connecting with people in our own community. And then from that, I became part of an organization called the Alberta Unity Project. And that was torpedo from all standard and very self-serving people, again, tried to hijack that, and then we pivoted over to the Alberta Prosperity Project. And when I walked away from that organization, it was on the mark. It was a nonpartisan, a grassroots' initiative that was meant to inspire people behind a referendum on independence, and the power of that and also other things, education on many things, and to be an advocacy group. I walked away and on good terms with my my fellow board members with the volunteers, and then that was absolutely hijacked by Dennis Modry, and turned into a political campaign machine for the United Conservative Party.   Will Dove  06:47 Right.   Bob Blayone  06:59 And Dennis was meeting with Daniel Smith and a lobbyists by the name of Michael Binnion in early 2022. And that was concerning. After that, when I walked away from the Alberta Prosperity Project, I went to the Independence Party, participated in that organization for a full year. All through these years, I don't know how many hundreds of thousands of kilometers I put on across Alberta. It's truly been a blessing to meet so many people, go to so many communities and talking to people and I was getting the same sense as what I was feeling. That people want change, and they want truth. And they want our our politicians to be held accountable and whatnot.   Bob Blayone  08:10 But being involved in another, I thought it was a grassroots organization again, the Independence Party. It was taken out four days before the AGM, four days before an annual dash on your old leadership review of the members. We were growing exponentially. It was exciting. We had c on the stage and Dr. Roger Hodkinson, Dr. Paul Alexander turn with us and the energy and the excitement was good. We had up like four or five hundred people showing up at our events and standing ovations. They wanted somebody to fight for them. And unfortunately, there was nine people on the board. They removed Arthur as leader, I made a decision to revoke his membership. Same tactic the Wildrose used on Paul Hinman and nine people spoke for thousands of people. And they torpedoed it.   Bob Blayone  09:08 And then from there, it was just in the moment, it was a liberating feeling because we were in stormed to that point, and for about a month and a half leading up to that point, because they were trying to silence Arthur and I on what we spoke about, and it was disappointing that we thought we were building a movement that -- because independence to me is here in the strength in our individual selves as people and that I would like to see every province across Canada become -- not only, that not connected like independent of Ottawa, but communities within the provinces and then right back to the person being independent. We live our lives and government stays out of our lives and we raised our own children and whatnot.   Bob Blayone  09:57 At that moment when that happened. I became an independent. I ran as an independent candidate. And then I became, I just call myself an independent advocate. I did run against Daniel Smith in Brooks-Medicine Hat. And that was a really amazing opportunity. And, again, just to meet people and to have that back, behind the scenes conversations with Daniel, and the first I'm gonna say bluntly, the first time she talked to me her first sentence out of her mouth was a lie. And it was a lie that she was talking to -- what happened was Dr. Alexander contacted me two days before I was going down through to Brooks-Medicine Hat to start campaigning. And he said, "Bob, how can we help you? We need a voice like yours in the legislature." And I said, "No, Paul, I want to help you. I want to try to set up another meeting with you and Dr. McCullough with Daniel Smith, because I had set one meeting up already. It was November 10 2021, with 10 Alberta UCP MLAs. With Dr. Robert Malone and Dr. Roger Hodkinson, and Dr. Paul Alexander, Dr. Peter McCullough had to cancel last minute, but he was still connected with them. And they failed to table the 132 studies at the time, that prove that children should not be vaccinated with the COVID vaccine. They failed in that and that was my last line in the sand was my former friends at UCP and a comb pharma because a lot of children have been hurt. A lot of people are still being hurt by the vaccines. And they still fail to do anything about that. Half of those MLAs are now government ministers today. And so I wanted to set up a meeting with Paul and Peter with Daniel to see what she was made out of because she was saying some good things back then, when she was at Corus on radio.   Bob Blayone  12:00 And it was following the Brooks. The first debate was the teacher's union debate and Brooks and Daniel was sitting to my far left. And the debate ended and she was walking behind me and I called her name. And she turned around and I didn't get a chance to say anything. She said, "Hey, I'm in discussions with Dr. Alexander and Dr. McCullough." And I went really? I said, "Well, that's the purpose of me coming over to speak with you. I'm trying to set up a meeting between you and Dr. Alexander and Dr. McCullough. I was just talking to Paul. Anyways, so that was odd. But I'll tell you what was politics, it's been frustrating. It's been frustrating seeing people, by their self-serving reasons, or I don't know what happened because there was good people that were part of that decision, that ruled out, and I just call it a deception of the day.   Bob Blayone  13:00 They got deceived, and they made bad choices and decisions. And I don't know, like they say power gets to people. That's why I will never participate in another political organization again. It needs to be grassroots initiatives. And then the money factor is also there. And not that there was a lot of money at the Independence Party, but Alberta Prosperity Project. Dana and I, we were original benefactors, my wife and I, and we throw a thousands and thousands of dollars. And we were blessed to do so. Dennis phoned me one morning when more benefactors started to come in. And Dennis phoned me out, one morning, I was still on the board. And he said, "Bob, Dan asked if you could please stop taking Todd Lang and Andrew Barnes in your social media posts." And I said you can tell Dan to take his money and show it where the sun doesn't shine." And he said ,"I thought you'd say that." "And so why are you even calling me with this?" This is not going to be directed by any lobbyist. And at the end of the day, guess what, Will? I mean, that's what happens.   Will Dove  13:00 Right?   Bob Blayone  13:00 That's what happens.   Will Dove  14:12 So, just prior to the interview, we were talking about the Alberta Prosperity Project. And I thought that was in reference, when you said you'd walked away from it, because you had decided that focusing provincially is a mistake.   Bob Blayone  14:32 Yes. So I'm not at most, the second email I sent to the United Conservative government party. In my first paragraph, I spoke of their concern because they had a concern on the inside of this independence movement in Alberta. And I was already sharing it when I walked away. And then it's interesting because, it was October 2021, the last public poll released at the peak of COVID, at the peak of the tyranny, there was a poll on what people thought of independent Alberta, 63% of rural residents supported that. And the 37%, urban, I thought that was interesting.   Bob Blayone  15:27 But as time went on, because I've never been of that mindset, and then now I understand today that, what was Alberta going on do on its own, we need to be cheering on across Canada. Even when I was at the Independence Party, one of the things I was doing was I was talking to people in Saskatchewan, like Mark Friesen, and other people, just grassroots. And then people in northern BC, and I was trying to inspire our board that we need to cheer one another on here, that it's just not a numbered issue. This is a Canadian issue that counted not what we thought it was. And as the months and years have gone on, Will, I really am back to a place where we need to champion for one another across Canada.   Will Dove  16:15 Absolutely. You and I are kind of in the same boat, I started out with an organization that was focused on Alberta. And the more I saw what was going on, the more I realized we can't just stick to Alberta, we've got to look at the whole country. So, I want to move on from this point to kind of the reason why I asked you in today because recently I was forwarded a document that you had created that shows Canada's involvement with all of these globalist organizations, and and it goes back a lot farther than people think it does. In fact, I put it out a partial, partial West. And it's credible going all about 1945. Canada joins International Monetary Fund for the World Health Organization. And that's an interesting one, Canada was the third country to sign on to the WHO, and the first director of the WHO was a Canadian.   Bob Blayone  16:17 Yeah.   Will Dove  16:18 Interesting that fifty-four the Bilderberg Group, sixty at the Club of Rome, seventy-four the Bank of International Settlements, and that's a scary one being involved in that. Now first, this is all your research. So I'm just laying the groundwork here. So I'm gonna let you talk about this, at this point in time, just reveal how far and bad candidate is with these globalists and how long we've been at it?   Bob Blayone  17:27 Well, if we can even go further back than that, and I shouldn't. And I'm going to actually add that into my document. I mean, back to the time the crown came, the British Monarchy came to Canada. That's so far back. So I have a very strong Native Indian ancestry that goes back to my great grandfather, Chief Black Powder. And my great uncle Chief Big Bear. And what's interesting is, Chief Big Bear was the last hold out to the last Treaty 6, and he was trying to inspire other tribes to push back and because he saw what was coming, enslavement of their people, of my ancestors. So that's a hundred fifty or one hundred sixty years ago. The matey, Louis Riel and Chief Big Bear and western Canadian farmers, European farmers that had come to Canada that fled totalitarianism, that fled oppression came to Canada for freedom and opportunity.   Bob Blayone  18:30 And they came together but there was too many loyalists to the crown and obviously they lost, but now fast forward to today the globalist that rule, all of that. And the bankers are at the top of the Rothschilds, Rockefellers, the Shifts, the Warburg, the ones that control the banks, World Banks. And I had no idea as I said, as the years went by here, I've been learning history and come to an understanding that Canada's not the Canada that I thought it was. It's been an illusion that the politicians, the RCMP, they don't serve us, they serve people outside, outside influences of our country. And as the decades went by, so as Pierre Elliott Trudeau started changing our laws and gave up our banking, independence or sovereignty, handed that over and then they went to work, liberals, conservatives, both of them want to work changing our laws over the decades and aligning us with this global agenda. Basically, handing us over to this globalist cabal oligarchy tied to Big Pharma, big corporate, the media, they run everything.   Will Dove  19:50 And all of that goes back to the early 1900s and the Rockefellers.   Bob Blayone  19:53 Yeah.   Will Dove  19:54 They're the ones that reworked all the medical colleges to turn them into drug pushers for Big Pharma heavily invested in Big Pharma, they're the ones who established the WHO so that they can then push all of that stuff on the world. So you're right, this goes back a long, long way. So, let's talk about some of these organizations, though. And just exactly what it means for Canada to be involved in. Let's start with that, first International Monetary Fund, there's what they'd like to do. And then there's what they actually do.   Bob Blayone  20:21 Yeah, so what they actually do is control the banks. We lost control of our ability to manage our own money here in Canada, and they pull us away from the gold standard. So they can print whatever amount of money they can, they wish to print, was no accountability to that. And what that does is it just basically drains our own wealth out of our country, and it's a very easy mechanism for them to do that.   Will Dove  21:00 Right. And in that first interview, very heavy-handed, such as with Greece some time ago, and what happened there when their economy collapsed, or the IMF moved in, and we're going to bail you low. Selling that, well, we always roll everything now we own you, we own it.   Will Dove  21:15 And this is a major danger. And because we're seeing this financial collapse come under global one. And this through something like the IMF and the International Bank have settled with Supreme Court, and that's the organization that they're going to do to take away the sovereignty of countries that didn't grow up. Maybe I'm getting a little ahead of myself because before we get into the international bankers settlements, we have several other major players in here like the Club of Rome, like the Trilateral Commission, and talking about those.   Bob Blayone  21:15 Right.   Bob Blayone  21:45 Yeah, so the Club of Rome, I guess the highest level of organization where these global bankers and big business leaders get together and the same for what is conspired on how they can take control of the lives of humanity. And in the Club of Rome, you're gonna have to help me when that was created, the 1945?   Bob Blayone  22:13 I don't know.   Will Dove  22:13 It's on top of my head, according to your notice 1968 but 1968 is when Canada signed on to it.   Bob Blayone  22:21 Great. Yeah. It was created before that.   Bob Blayone  22:27 Yeah, the Club of Rome and then from that, underneath that is the the Trilateral Commission and the World Economic Forum. So the Trilateral Commission, I call it the governing portion, the governing arm and that's where Mark Carney, as far as Canada goes, I call that his branch. Mark Carney, the former governor of Bank of Canada and Bank of England. He's a very high ranking globalist. And he goes to the Club of Rome.   Will Dove  22:52 Yes. That's a scary one, because he's been pegged as possible will be Justin Trudeau's replacement.   Bob Blayone  22:58 Yeah.   Will Dove  22:59 And Justin Trudeau, he's a graduate of the World Economic Forum's Young Global Leaders program. But unlike Trudeau, he's smart. He's very smart. And he would be devastating, put in power and put in control of the Liberal Party, because, right now the polls are in the toilet because of Trudeau, they replaced him with Carney. And he started saying all the right things. Now that along comes the next election. And maybe we still got, we're also sitting there controlled by the WEF.   Bob Blayone  22:59 It doesn't matter to me if it's liberals or conservatives anymore, Will. I missed a level there, the Bilderberg Group, the Club of Rome, then the Bilderberg Group. That's right.   Bob Blayone  23:38 And then off the Bilderberg Group is the Trilateral Commission on the WEF. So the World Economic Forum is the working branch, the operating branch. Canadian politicians, businesses, academics are entrenched in the World Economic Forum. That's how they've infiltrated all pillars of our society. And to the Bilderberg Group, just about every prime minister has attended that organization. Many premiers across Canada. Conservatives liberal doesn't matter. All across the board.   Will Dove  24:08 Well, you've got a list here purely Trudeau, Lester B. Pearson, Stephen Harper, Jean Chrétien, Paul Martin, Jason Kenney, Alison Redford, Conrad Black, they've all been involved with the Bilderberg Group.   Bob Blayone  24:12 Brad Wall from Saskatchewan. And that's a short list. A very short list. Yes, there's many of them. The Trilateral Commission, the World Economic Forum. The Trilateral Commission, Carney call that his branch, the World Economic Forum, what was horrifying and really took me some time and I call it a grieving process to understand just how involved Stephen Harper was in that. He was entrenched in it, and he gave some very telling speeches back in 2010 was one where he was, Klaus Schwab on his left, and Stephen Harper went on about how countries need to exchange their national sovereignty for global structure, something that he coined enlightened sovereignty. And he said that we want to build the world we've been trying to build since 1945.   Bob Blayone  25:20 Well, that's not the Canada that I thought we were trying to build. Understanding that we were losing our independence as a nation for decades. And it started again, so the banking first they gave up that, they handed that over to the world banking structure, and took us off the gold standard. That's when our debt level started increasing, right? And that's how one of their mechanisms of control is to enslave us with debt. And with that comes higher taxes. And we just learned through Covid here, the massive amount of money they printed to try to pay for that, and how devastating that is to our economy. So now we're seeing a rising inflation, and they're artificially keeping that down and interest rates. And that devastates the average Canadian. At the end of the day, that's who's left holding the bag, they've taken all of our actual wealths, and they shipped it offshore. And they're filling people's bank accounts.   Will Dove  26:27 Actually, you know what? Now that you've said that, taking all of our national wealth, shipping offshore. I think, while we're skipping ahead here, this would be a good point in talking about UNDRIP and what that's really for. The United Nations declaration for the rights of indigenous peoples, there's no such thing. I mean, its resources and mine grab.   Bob Blayone  26:47 Yes, UNDRIP -- so you got to go back to 2010, in Alberta, when the Land Stewardship Act was put forward. And that gave the government the authority to do what they will with the Crown plan. So that's a key. It was interesting, Bruce Parry, he's a law professor out of Ontario, and he did a great presentation on UNDRIP a few weeks back.   Bob Blayone  27:08 So yes, UNDRIP is a Trojan Horse, it makes it look like the indigenous and native Indian Canadians are gonna have their day and they're gonna turn the land over to them, but it's no such thing. The Crown will be the stewards of that, and they'll be able to sell it to whoever they want, whether that's Bill Gates or anyone.   Will Dove  27:37 It's the BlackRock group. And it's part of the strategy and going on for a long time. I don't know if you've read Dr. Frances Widdowson's excellent book, "Disrobing the Aboriginal Industry". In that book, she reveals how all of this billions of dollars over the years since they posted gone to help Aboriginals, well it doesn't go to them. You know? It goes to the leadership lawyers and lobbyists, who have filtering all that money, funneling all that money into their own pockets and pockets of the people who are behind them and really unpropitious, getting that up to the next level. Where if we've had all these people enriching themselves off of this Aboriginal narrative that we need to help them, but they never seen any of it. Now they're taking it up to a national level with UNDRIP where it's a yes on land and resources grab.   Bob Blayone  28:22 I'd like to touch on that.   Will Dove  28:24 Please do.   Bob Blayone  28:25 Okay, so now you said, I'll call them again, former friends right now, if they ever want to change their ways, and start respecting their people, and start looking after their people that their best interest. I've found with friends that are chiefs and understanding now what's been taken, what they've taken through this. There's a former board member at the EPP, Mr. Jeff Forret, who litigates for First Nations has for 25 years. And we argued about UNDRIP, as a main key, I didn't want it. And so Jeff promised me, when I was at the Independence Party a policy, a First Nation policy that I could take to the table. And he supported UNDRIP, which I found very interesting. But now that I understand many First Nation chiefs have been bought and paid for and I'll speak bluntly with that.   Bob Blayone  29:13 And their people have been -- sorry, I get emotional about this because it's so wrong. There's people living without water in Alberta on these communities. Some of these communities have been given a billion dollars, for example. It's not like it's the people and UNDRIP is no different.   Bob Blayone  29:44 So here's something that really, really bothered me couple months ago when I learned of it and I added it to my document. Former Chief of Hobbema, now the community known as Maskwacis, Chief Wilton Littlechild. He was working with the United Nations back in 1977, with a delegation of other First Nation leaders to draft UNDRIP. I have another great uncle that the community he settled was Hobbema. And then I find out that this chief up today, who became a Conservative Party of Canada, MP, under Harper, and Harper, and conservatives might not have ratified UNDRIP. But they certainly put it on the table back then. And that's in the document.   Will Dove  29:44 Yes.   Bob Blayone  29:47 Right?   Will Dove  30:02 2010.   Bob Blayone  30:37 Yeah, so, I recently learned that Minister Rick not Rick in cabaret but sorry, Wilson, Rick Wilson, the Minister of Indigenous Affairs, brought Mr. Littlechild to a meeting in the Pigeon Lake area. To express his support for UNDRIP, of course, he's going to support it. But I would like to have a meeting with Mr. Littlechild, and express my disappointment with that. And it's the same thing that happened through COVID with what some of my former friends that are chiefs, what they did to their people, and the millions of dollars they took, they locked their people down ruthlessly.   Bob Blayone  31:26 And so, I mean, as people to sort them out today, when it comes to independent, as people our only hope is to come together. And none of this left to writing more. That's why I always bring this up. It doesn't matter to me if it's Pierre Poilievre or Justin Trudeau, they're both one on the same. They're the puppets of the people above pulling the strings. And when you go through the layers of this betrayal, we have a law in Canada called High Treason. Now, whether they did it in broad daylight or not, they didn't tell us that, they didn't tell us what they were doing. But they literally handed over our country to foreign organizations. World Economic Forum, what they did with climate change through that, layered it in there, this carbon tax fraud is hurting people now. Across the board, World Health Organization, what they did there, they handed over our sovereignty and health now, our independence of that. And we can get into that because I didn't and we're in -- Congress doing too.   Will Dove  32:30 Yeah. But I wanted to address some of the things you said first of all, to confirm what you said about the chiefs being bought off. Dr. Widdowson talks about that quite in her book that this is the way they're funneling all this money off. And nobody says anything, because the chiefs are bought off. And you're right, they're living conditions in some of these are horrible. When I was in my early twenties I was a paramedic, I was working on Migration Blackfoot Reserve, about an hour east of Calgary and just awful conditions.   Will Dove  32:56 Just talking about lack of medical care, you've got active tuberculosis out there.   Bob Blayone  32:59 Yeah.   Will Dove  33:00 In the very nature, we're not supposed to have that anymore. But I'm a little surprise though, about Jeff Rath, because he's very often legal partner with Leighton Grey, who was also Aboriginal, understand exactly what UNDRIP is and I did an interview on this not long ago. So I'm not surprised with Leighton, but with Jeff.   Bob Blayone  33:19 So I had an email communication back then. I was very frustrated with Jeff and so I was venting to Leighton and have an email from Leighton that he spoke to his own personal pushback in UNDRIP. But I mean, Jeff is beholden to who he's beholden to. And that's what I'm understanding now, Will, today is that the reason some people don't stand up is because they're beholden to certain people, political parties, the establishment whether it's part of the bureaucracy or whatnot, and that's why they don't stand up. So what am I talking about? Who signs the check? Right? And it's very disappointing.   Will Dove  33:19 Yeah.   Bob Blayone  33:37 It really is.   Will Dove  34:15 It is.   Will Dove  34:15 Right. So I think its time to move on a little bit just because I think what we've done so far. If we determined the true foundation of all of this, we got the IMF, the WEF, together with WHO, we got the Bilderberg Club, the Club of Rome, the Trilateral Commission, and all these are globalist organizations run by these oligarchs, the world's wealthiest people who feel that they should make decisions for everybody else, so they can sign on Mulholland laws. They're all signed on with that, well, now they have to start implementing the control structures that come with it.   Bob Blayone  34:16 As it's gonna lead to and is already leading to a bad day, a lot of pain and suffering. And no matter which way you look at, what we're living through, whatever component of this betrayal, at the end of the day the people who are gonna left are the ones who are devastated.   Will Dove  34:17 And it's very clear to see it and if you look at the timeline that you prepare - because we get up to - the last thing, I would say in that foundation of setup was 1973, the WEF partners with the Club of Rome, which kind of shows they are all working together, then we started getting into how they're going to implement this 1988 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. In 1992, United Nations Sustainable Development, 2007 The World Health Organization's International Health Regulations, 2015 the WEF Nations, 2023 Agenda For Sustainable Development, the Paris Climate Accord in 2015.   Will Dove  35:46 I'm gonna let you address all those but I'm gonna just bring up this pattern.   Bob Blayone  35:50 The structure.   Will Dove  35:51 They built this foundation. And now they're going to take that. And now, they're going to start using all this fear monitoring and control mechanisms to implement the control that they're advocating.   Bob Blayone  36:01 So let's start with the World Health Organization - International Health Regulation, they called it "The Changed Language" and they call it "The Treaty" now.   Will Dove  36:10 Yeah.   Bob Blayone  36:11 So same thing, isn't it? It came in appeal in 2005, and between 2005 to 2007. So liberals started it, and the conservatives finished it. And so then, from there, from 2007 to 2012, the Conservatives put out their strategy of bringing in legislation for quarantine, for the response to that.   Will Dove  36:37 Yeah and it's important to point that out, that was in 2007. That was before 2020.   Bob Blayone  36:43 So you take the time and you read through the actual World Health Organization International Health Treaty. I'm gonna call it a treaty because that's what they're calling it today. It is word for word. Why the Ottawa and Coutts convoys happened. It lays it out very clearly that upon returning to Canada, travelers would face vaccination, testing, and quarantine.   Bob Blayone  37:14 All of those that was put in place after and then the 2007-2012 strategy, the Canadian government cited that they referenced the International Health Treaty, and then they brought forth all those changes to laws. And then obviously, the liberals enacted Covid pandemic orders and then the Alberta governments, all provincial governments across Canada fell in line. So as the Feds were doing their thing federally, then the provinces fell in line and they changed their public health acts, the laws, the statutes. And if you read the public health act as it stands today, everybody's worried about this International Treaty amendment coming.   Will Dove  37:55 Yes.   Bob Blayone  38:12 So, as this Act stands today - so, let's go back to the Ingram versus the chief medical officer of health ruling that Mr. Rath was on a litigator. They were celebrating that as a win that all these businesses following got off, the pastures were let off, they were released from that and then there was a stop and...   Will Dove  38:32 For those who weren't in Alberta, I should briefly explain what happened there. So Rebecca Ingram was a gym owner, and she was one of the people who stood up against the lockdowns in Alberta. She was represented by Jeff Rath and Leighton Grey. And, by the way, they were the only lawyers so far yet to get in public health officer to testify, and unfortunately, came up with a decision. Well, it sounded like a victory, adjusted by the Romaine ruled that the man with the lockdowns in Alberta were illegal, not on the grounds that they were unconstitutional, but on the grounds that the decisions were made by politicians.   Will Dove  38:32 And she ruled that as politicians, they don't have the medical knowledge to do this. And so what came out of that was that if the decisions had been made by the public health officer, and the public health officer of Alberta, at that time was Deena Hinshaw. And she said, when she testified that she didn't make the decision, she just gave advice. But what came out of that decision was John facially justice by the Romaine saying, "Well, if it hadn't been the public health officer, then it would have been fine under Section One of the Charter." And so yes, a lot of people celebrated it as a victory. And unfortunately, what happened then was the Alberta government turned right around and change the legislation. So that next time, the public health officer has the authority to do that.   Bob Blayone  40:01 And more than one, if you read the Act as it stands - medical officers parole. So, the chief medical officer of health can name other medical officers. So the chief medical officer in the house and chief medical officer of health will have the highest authority in the province and at their back and call they'll have the RCMP.   Will Dove  40:01 So they become health dictator assess under the WHO International Health freedom.   Bob Blayone  40:29 But even without the treaty today, I mean, today as it stands, it's very concerning and should concern everyone, you see what's going on in Ontario now. They're trying to force the children again to take the vaccines to go to school.   Bob Blayone  40:41 There's another conservative province opposes. It's just absolutely shocking. But yeah, I urge people to - I share articles and try to keep it as concise and uncomplicated as possible, but also maintaining the actual quotes from the Acts. And it's all there. I mean, it's straight in broad daylight. They're doing in favor in front of a Stacey patrolling of Stacey's Happy Place just proved Lonnie really aren't her lawyer that was working pro bono by the way, I have to throw that out there for all the lawyers that are charging $800 an hour to people that are falling into this meat grinder.   Bob Blayone  40:49 So Lonnie proved that we got a problem. We still have a public health dictatorship here in Alberta. And right up to the point of that ruling, it was February 27th last month. HS was harassing Stacey at her business. They had the RCMP stand...   Bob Blayone  40:49 Exactly. She stayed open, Stacey stayed open. She saw this to the end. And Stacey did a great thing for people, not only people in Alberta, but across Canada, because all this sets a precedent. Everyone needs to understand whatever happens in province, goes to the highest court, it sets precedents across Canada. And that's the problem with our legal system. But I see now too.   Will Dove  41:22 Because she refused to go along the lockdown.   Bob Blayone  41:25 So here we have public health tyranny happening today still. I wrote an article this morning, a very short one that we have people in health care that once see children continue to be Covid vaccinated. And we know without question now, that should never ever happen. And there was somebody just yesterday, or a couple of days ago, as quoted on the news, saying that the uptake for children right now is 5% in Alberta, and they want to see that backup to the 70% to 80%. And that's criminal.   Bob Blayone  42:48 It's criminal. And, again, with the meeting that was held on November 10, 2021 was Dr. Malone, Dr. Alexander and McCullough being connected to them. These ministers of government know without question that these children are being badly hurt and killed. In fact, some of them by getting this vaccine. So what are they doing? Why are they sitting back until now? They're complicit. They're complicit.   Will Dove  42:48 Yes.   Will Dove  43:14 They are. And the evidence from 10 years mounted recently, a CDC data from US showed that in under 45 age group in the US, in the last few years, there's been half a million deaths with these shots. Half a million.   Bob Blayone  43:37 There's no stopping them. So yeah, the foundation was laid a long time ago. Now they put the finishing touches on it today. And they learned where the loopholes were. That's sort of how I look at it. So they changed, tweaked whatever laws needed to be tweaked, slammed the door shut, around April 20, 2024 next month, the amendments coming. And then the Alberta government and the opposition both are complicit in this. And they're now handing over this provincial health tyranny to a global, unelected non-governmental organization. And they're going to suburbs.   Bob Blayone  44:19 I was talking to somebody in Nova Scotia a little while back, and it was coming through there too. Same. They're just going to change each Act and each province to align the same.   Will Dove  44:29 Right. And it's got to kind of give it to the globalist because it's a brilliant move legally and politically, because if it is a politician who's imposing all these things, you can go after them in a Canadian court. But if it's coming from WHO, and the politicians gets of all the Act requires and generally we follow this and treaty reforms will follow this. Now you need an international criminal court to go after these people.   Bob Blayone  44:53 Actually, no one. So back to Chief Wilton Littlechild, because of him, politicians in Canada are untouchable in the court. There was a Littlechild lawsuit. So when he ran and became Conservative MP, they ran on the commitment of abolishing GST. They didn't do that. And so some of the residents took them to court and that went to the High Court and the Canadians lost. So the Littlechild suit set precedent. And unstated in the ruling was politicians are untouchable.   Will Dove  44:53 Yes.   Bob Blayone  44:53 You get to vote every four years. That's it.   Will Dove  44:58 Yes, and in my understanding of it, I maybe incorrect here. I'm not a lawyer. But my understanding of it is the government has a corporation. So the members of the corporation are not legally liable for what the corporation does.   Bob Blayone  45:37 Yeah.   Will Dove  45:37 Right. But they tried to trick the Government of Canada, the court, good luck with that one.   Will Dove  45:37 Alright, so Bob, you, through all this research, you've laid this foundation that we've talked about at the beginning, from the 40s, 50s, 60s, they were putting up all these organizations connecting everybody. Now they've started with their implementation of their control agenda, we've talked about the WEF, we've talked about the WHO. But one thing we haven't really touched on yet, it's a major part of their plans is things like the Paris Accord and the climate agenda. And it's really connected. I mean, the WHO now even wants a climate emergency, be something that they can declare as a pandemic.   Bob Blayone  45:49 Not happening.   Bob Blayone  46:30 So with public health, totalitarian authority, what they've done now is they can drool, they can create a code pandemic or a climate change emergency, and then they have a governing authority, and they can lock people down, either or for whatever reason for either one, though in all certainty, and I'll say it that way that the climate change, lie, should have never happened.   Will Dove  46:59 And that's the amazing thing there, it is so easily debunked. And yet they continue to sell it to people.   Bob Blayone  47:06 Well, in traveling across Alberta, and really talking to people in Saskatchewan BC. And I'm gonna say this is across the political spectrum. Also, people are done with that. They're done with the lie. They're getting hurt by it now, carbon taxes that are getting the cost of a heating and gasoline and diesel and consumer goods are going up because of that.   Will Dove  47:32 I'm just looking, allow me to check because that's something that really jumped out at me in your timeline. Twenty fifteen, we've got United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, 2015 the Paris Climate Accord, the very next year 2016, Trudeau imposes the carbon tax. It's very obvious who's pulling the strings here.   Bob Blayone  47:57 So we are the good guys, but not really. And then there's the patsy, that's going to take the shit for this. It is so transparent when you just take the time to go through that. And it is overwhelming. I mean, I've presented this I don't know how many times over and over and over publicly or in face to face with people. And times I've seen people's faces contorting in pain because it is overwhelming to understand the betrayal, what they've done to us.   Will Dove  48:27 And how long it's been going on.   Bob Blayone  48:29 And how long it's been going on. And it's not just carbon taxes with that climate change fraud. They've stolen prosperity, have taken away opportunity. In my travels in northern Alberta and had going to First Nation communities and having the conversations and I'll never forget one call, his name's Daniel. And we're talking about opportunity, I was telling about my history. He goes, "Bob, when are we going to get our opportunity?" They've lost pipeline opportunities and the eagle spirit energy pipeline corridor railway. They're sitting on, they know they're sitting on a wealth, on abundance, and it's stolen from them. The eagle spirit was a good one like 23 communities First Nation communities from Fort McMurray all the way to port Simpson lacks columns, gone. Northern tanker ban killed it, right? And then everybody's pointing the finger at you I think about the Liberals alone but I'm like wait a second, this is a problem because now you understand the betrayal is all of them. So they've stolen prosperity, they've stolen opportunity, they're crippling people with carbon taxes. And they sold a good lie, and that they've convinced a lot of people that CO2 is poison when it's not. A lot of people will go.   Bob Blayone  49:50 I was one of them that was kind of sitting back like, oh no, they don't really mean it. Just whatever, they're not gonna get away with this. Well, they got away with it. And in the Cameron's debate, and I'm speaking this way I call it Climate Change Carbon Tax Funded Fraud. And somebody approached me after the debate and very upset. "How can you talk so harshly like that?" And there's, "I'll tell you why. Because for far too long, we sat back and never said anything and here we are." So that was the problem. We sit back and let things happen rather than speaking our voice, and that's why I'll never be silenced ever again. Because the more that we do that, then nothing changes. And we go along and until Canadians stop cheering on. Whatever the left or the right party is, it doesn't matter. They're going to keep this perpetual betrayal going and until what Canadians understand that it's up to us to inspire change, and all this stuff can be repealed. It can be repealed.   Bob Blayone  50:56 It can be undone. So yeah, anyways, I hope I answered your question, about the carbon. The climate change lies really, that's a sore spot for me because that is why I got involved in the UCP. I was fighting for opportunity for people. And I was angry at the NDP's, I was angry at the Liberals because I thought they stole this opportunity. And then I woke up and I'm like, wait a second. At my time with the United Conservative Party, I met a lot of people on the inside like the inner circle people. Chief of Staff to Kenny and he's in the article, Jamie Huckabay, the former chief of staff, Nick Koolsbergen, the top strategist for the Conservative Party of Canada. These are not our friends. I mean, Nick Koolsbergen runs the Wellington advocacy group. Wellington advocacy was working with an organization called FORTE, it's an acronym fund financing of opportunities for return to employment, a partner organization with the World Economic Forum, the transition organization, they're cool. What are they here for? To train citizens to transition away from unsustainable industries such as coal mining, bee farming, logging, oil and gas. That organization was working with the United Conservative government. And the Liberal government simultaneously just transition? That's no accident. I mean, both working with them.   Will Dove  52:01 Of course it can.   Bob Blayone  52:17 But Huckabay, where did he come from? I was told when Kenny on a leadership that this guy came back to help. That he left a high paying position to come back to Alberta to help. He was with - Jamie, was an organization in New York City from 2010 to 2015, the Gerson Lehrman Group. It's just a communication lobby organization, global. So the Vice President from 2010 to 2015, on the board of directors with him, Barack Obama's former campaign manager, Hillary Clinton's former campaign manager, the Democratic National Committee chairman, and a guy by the name of Joseph Stiglitz, and that's a concerning name. Joseph was with the World Economic Forum's since 1995, with the IPCC, he was with the high level mission of carbon pricing. So he's an architect to carbon taxes. And the World Bank has a chief economist, and he was the top economic adviser to President Bill Clinton. Those aren't conservatives. These are globalists, and they are the architect of what we're living through. And that was the chief of staff to Kenny. And now I see it, these are not conservatives, not even close. I think people need to come to terms of that. And I know some people get upset with that. But it doesn't matter. I mean, the truth is the truth, Will, and if it bothers you, you got to deal with it.   Will Dove  54:03 There's a question I want to ask because you've looked into one of these people. And as I see, we've probably got three categories here. We've got the willing participants and my primary example would be Justin Trudeau. Raised by Pierre Trudeau. Of course, he's gonna jump in with the globalist, his own born with their agenda. Then you've got the ones who were bought off, and there's a lot of those. But how many of these people do you think, didn't understand what they were getting involved with?   Will Dove  54:35 It's irrelevant to me, whether they understood or not, they understand today. And I see - I'll call for what it is "The Collaborators", to bring this forward to continue, to make it happen. There has to be a lot of them. So it doesn't matter to me if, for example, if Stephen Harper didn't know what do you sign on to, or bloody if he knows today. And he has a duty to speak up then. But he doesn't, he stays silent.   Bob Blayone  55:07 Media knows. I'll throw a name on there, an independent media outlet, Rebel, Ezra Levant. When I shared that with Ezra and I got an email. I'm gonna throw something else on the table, but I'll save it. The fact that sexual predators, child sexual predators are being protected in this province of Alberta and across Canada.   Will Dove  55:32 They are.   Bob Blayone  55:33 With that issue, and with this document I shared with Ezra in an email. And his response to me was, "You're a kook."   Will Dove  55:46 You've got references to the entire document to prove everything and I followed some of them.   Bob Blayone  55:51 There's links in there.   Will Dove  55:52 There's links to the whole thing. It's all there.   Bob Blayone  55:54 So for that he called me kook for that, you called me a kook, I'm like, wait a second, why would somebody be so defensive of this establishment of this portrayal? And I had a face to face conversation with Ezra regarding this also. And he was not happy with me when I brought up Stephen Harper's name. What he said was, "Stephen Harper's not governing right now." And I said, "That's right, he's not." But the United Conservative Party are in this province. And they're bringing forward a lot of this betrayal.   Bob Blayone  56:25 And that's my issue today. So why would people push back on that? Why would people protect the establishment? Why wouldn't anybody talk about the actual problem, the issue?   Bob Blayone  56:37 So here's my two. Number one, if you're not willing to advocate and sound the alarm on children being sexually preyed upon, that is a major red flag for me. Number two, if you're not willing to hold accountable, the government in Alberta, and the government in Canada, simultaneously, that's a problem. If you're protecting one over the other, if you're a medium talking, what's going on here? And if you're not willing to put forward the truth, and nothing but the truth about this betrayal and how we came to today, that's another red flag.   Bob Blayone  56:37 I sent out an email, Will, a month ago. I've met a lot of people over the last three years, four years, the influencers, the constitutional lawyers, the media, social media influencers, political leaders, across Canada. And I asked them, "Was a mother in Calgary here?" That's in the middle of hell on earth, Jamie, her children were victims of child sexual predation. My ask was for them to please just stand with this mother, put this out there. Nobody. Nobody.   Bob Blayone  58:05 One journalist in the US, Gordon Michale. Isn't it something?   Bob Blayone  58:13 So I mean, guys like Artur Pawloski. He didn't hesitate. He said that - he was already at the table, Dr. Roger Hodkinson didn't hesitate. Dr. Paul Alexander didn't hesitate. But I'm very disappointed in the lack of support with our conversation. And this conversation with that document, it's been shared thousand and thousands of times, it's being shared through the grassroots, through the people themselves. They're finding a way to educate themselves. But my hope was to pivot on this much sooner, but I'm at a place of I would call it being at peace with it. I just come to terms with understanding that we've been not only betrayed by the politicians and political parties and governments and oppositions, we're being betrayed by the influencers out there that are very self-serving.   Will Dove  58:53 Wow.   Bob Blayone  59:03 I have conversations, text message, whatever, I don't want to share it out. But there's many conversations that say, "Well, I don't want to lose followers, or I don't want to lose this or that." And like, we're talking about the fall account in here and you're worried about losing some supporters.   Will Dove  59:22 Right.   Bob Blayone  59:22 I know, it's frustrating.   Bob Blayone  59:24 I understand that. And for me as often, I won't think about followers. My job is to bring people the truth.   Bob Blayone  59:32 Thank you.   Will Dove  59:33 And if they don't want to hear the truth. Well, they can go somewhere else.   Bob Blayone  59:35 Yeah.   Will Dove  59:36 But now, let's get back to something we were discussing earlier. In that you said we can fix this. We can turn it around. But we have a major problem, a captured course.   Bob Blayone  59:47 Yes.   Will Dove  59:48 So how do we deal with this problem of the justice system?   Bob Blayone  59:50 So with any of these issues, we'll do a list, before I am going to go on a ramble what the courts and what I've seen being in the courts, and some of these cases that are here. Our solution today is in the people, in the grassroots finding one another, staying connected together, not being deceived, distracted, misled, to fell in dead end roads, stick to the Sovereignty Act. The latest today I'm hearing is that the tape backlog Berta group is trying to mislead people to suggest that municipal councils and governments can control the RCMP. That's nonsense, foolishness. To stay grounded in truth was wanting to stay connected as people. Don't follow anybody that's not holding accountable. All governments, oppositions, across the board. That's the only solution. And that was where the Albert prosperity project was on the mark when it was that and that was the power that was growing exponentially. And that's why it was taken on you. Because at the end of the day, the establishment left and right, they don't want that to happen, because that will be the sledgehammer that brings change.   Bob Blayone  1:01:05 The justice system, it's called judicial supremacy. That's a meat grinder, I call it. The Coutts, political prisoners, Tony, on a Jerry Moore and Chris Carbert, and Chris Liszak, the abomination that they went through and are going through. And what I saw happened to Jerry at the end, where he took a plea bargain. And after two years of torturing him, torture this man, they convinced him to sign this plea. And being in the not the right state of mind, obviously. And his wife was lied to that nothing was gonna happen the next day, so don't bother coming in. And who betrayed them? Not only the Crown, prosecutor Steven Johnston, but his lawyer, Craig, got him to sign that lie and it was a lie.   Will Dove  1:01:59 Yes.   Bob Blayone  1:01:59 Weapons charged. And then now they can call him in to testify against the others, damn lies. So that's how I see the justice system, the Law Society, no different than the College of Physicians and Surgeons that's ruling public health. So the justice system with the Law Society, the crown, the defense lawyers, they're all one big happy family, looking after their own interests, making their $800 an hour, right? Taking hundreds of thousands of dollars from people. And every lawyer's doing it. There are some names mentioned earlier, and I won't say them again. But those lawyers too, I just found out on Saturday, another story. These guys are taking money, millions of dollars and walking away. And what are they doing? What are they not doing? Holding the government accountable.   Bob Blayone  1:02:52 Whether that's the premier, or the Conservative government, what they should be doing, they're not doing, so what does that tell me? They're protecting their own interests. They're protecting the establishment. And they're betraying the people. That's it. That's all. Two lawyers say no. Two after four years. Lani Rouillard and Marlene Burns. That's it.   Will Dove  1:02:52 So I can add a few to the list. But it's a very small.   Will Dove  1:02:52 Right.   Bob Blayone  1:03:24 So those are the ones that I saw.   Will Dove  1:03:26 Yeah, I've had a conversation with John Carpay, the person that JCCF, by the way, John has been in politics and he didn't win when he ran, but he got very animated when we're talking about the labor law society. And he said, if I was ever premier of this province, those guys are gone within weeks. Weeks and they're gone. Because he understands exactly what they're doing. And you're right, that all of these societies, that the Colleges of Physician and Surgeons, the law societies, they're all working together to bring this tyranny to the people. And they're either paying people to go along with it or they're threatening people to go along with.   Bob Blayone  1:04:07 Mr. Carpay, he was one of the individuals that responded to my original email when I walked away from the UCP. I am disappointed that they remain nonpartisan. When it comes to whether it's betrayal or whether it's the romaine ruling that was very carefully crafted language. It's in my latest article. So my hope was Mr. Carpay, John, would beat it again, hit it hard. Don't sugarcoat anything.   Will Dove  1:04:49 They're not, there's two of the JCCF workers right now who are involved in a suit against the upper law society.   Bob Blayone  1:05:01 Okay, but what I'm talking about was that the Ingram ruling, if you read their press release, that it made it sound like it was something that it wasn't.   Will Dove  1:05:11 It made it sound like it was a victory.   Bob Blayone  1:05:12 That's not a victory.   Will Dove  1:05:14 And I agree, it's not a victory. It's just setting us up.   Bob Blayone  1:05:16 So again, this is something I can reach out to John with myself and put my ass out that when it comes to like, "Why am I writing stuff out and calling out the public health act as it stands today?" They should be doing that. They should be challenging. So my point, Will, that organization specifically, the JCCF should be challenging the Government of Alberta, to say, "What are you doing? Why aren't you repealing this as it stands?" Because this amendment as it's coming, you are handing over the authority to global entity?   Bob Blayone  1:05:54 I had a conversation with John, about the overall betrayal. And I asked him, "What's your thoughts on this - the Great Reset, Agenda 21?" And he said, "I'm embarrassed to say I don't know anything about it." I'm like, really?   Will Dove  1:06:13 Sorry, when was this conversation?   Bob Blayone  1:06:14 Last year in Grand Prairie.   Will Dove  1:06:16 He's come around since then.   Bob Blayone  1:06:17 Okay.   Will Dove  1:06:19 And I've known John well, for years.   Bob Blayone  1:06:20 Okay.   Will Dove  1:06:21 And yes, I love the man to death. He was a little slow to pick up on what was really going on. But now, he knows. He knows now. So it would be a different conversation again.   Bob Blayone  1:06:32 I should reach out to him.   Will Dove  1:06:34 I wanted to ask one last question. And you've made it clear in this conversation that you're done with partisan politics, and one side, it doesn't matter which side and I to an extent agree with you, because the strings are being pulled from where they are. So, the question I'm gonna ask you, I have to preface it by saying when I say liberal and conservative in this question, I mean, small L and small C, versus we're talking about grassroots, and this is when trying to go with this. I've been saying for a while now, that the difference between liberal and conservative once again, small L and small C. So a liberal believes society is responsible for the individual. A conservative believes the individual is responsible for society. And in my mind, this is what has gone off the rails with our country, is that we've had far too many people who are willing to sit back and let the society, if you go ahead and go out, making decisions for everybody, and just abdicate their responsibilities to contribute. Your thoughts on that?   Bob Blayone  1:07:33 I think, from my conversations with people is that I understand now, the reasons why they're not voting anymore, why there's less than 50% vote outs, voting turnout sometimes, but the Liberals became something more like a communist, I guess, if you want to be blunt.   Will Dove  1:07:48 That's a really good way to put it. And here's I'm gonna throw another quote at it. Capitalism isn't method for the uneven distribution of health and wealth. Socialism is a method for the even distribution of poverty. And communism is socialism with a gun held to your head. And that's pretty much exactly what it has.   Bob Blayone  1:08:16 But conservatives, they fell off the rails too and they become something what you call fascism, fascist training, that they're not.   Bob Blayone  1:08:26 This is the first conversation I had with Jason Kenney was exactly this conversation. I was - this became disillusioned with Stephen Harper. And before I knew what he was truly involved in, or what the Conservatives were, my comments were that you guys aren't ruling as conservatives, as we once believed, that you are no longer ruling like that. I've said, your ruling, you have your little inner circle of power. And our MLAs and MPs are on the perimeter. And they are wept to vote in a certain way. They all vote the same. They're not allowed any free thought. And I said, I take exception to that. And you lost me. And then he promised we're gonna change that, we can do this. So a policy idea that I had talked about in that very first conversation. I had given them a document and what was my document? It was just some point form. I was talking to a lot of people in northern Alberta in the Peace region. And they had 20 comments, questions, criticisms that I made into a point form. And I gave it to him, and he read through it, and I mean, he's very smart. These guys aren't - they're not dummies. And we talked for a while. And he said, I really appreciate this. I need to always know what the people are thinking. And at the time, I think that does a good thing. Then they come to learn on. But he said these two points here and this one specifically, I want you to expound on this. And by the way, I know it's yours. I said yes, and it was called free vote. I wanted our MLAs who are members of the legislature to be free to vote specifically on matters of moral conscience.   Will Dove  1:10:25 Yes.   Bob Blayone  1:10:26 It became a policy. And, unfortunately, being naive, and it was gutted. And premier of Alberta decided when it was enacted. Well, of course, that's never gonna happen. So they don't call it a party whip anymore. Well, even in the Conservative Party, they call it now the government whip. And that's Shane Getson. Shane Getson, the MLA from Lac Ste. Anne. And Shane Getson was in that meeting with those experts. Shane Getson had a life threatening Covid vaccine injury. Before the meeting, he never said anything. And I watched him driving around his yellow green truck when the convoy started putting out that sympathy card, that looked at me I was vaccine injured. And knowing damn well, that could have stop children and many people from being Covid vaccinated. I have an email from him, it's in a document stating that once he tables that information, he was chosen to table the information, they never did it. That would become source documents. So these are not the Conservatives we saw, they fall in line. They tow the line.   Will Dove  1:11:44 I would agree completely, because if you follow this to its logical conclusion, at least for anybody who thinks the way we do, if a conservative is someone who believes individuals are responsible for society, then any Conservative government, gives people freedom, so that they can exercise that responsibility.   Bob Blayone  1:12:08 Absolutely.   Will Dove  1:12:09 And if you take that freedom away, you take away the ability to exercise that responsibility.   Bob Blayone  1:12:15 So they've taken away and intentionally, our individual freedoms, because they don't think that way. That's not their mindset.   Will Dove  1:12:22 And that's because I would describe it as the liberal mindset. Once there's turmoil, very deeply has infected hollow politics.   Bob Blayone  1:12:30 Yeah.   Will Dove  1:12:31 Because I believe that the society, and not just the government should be making the decisions for everyone.   Bob Blayone  1:12:38 Operation Paperclip in 1945.   Will Dove  1:12:42 I'm unfamiliar with that one.   Bob Blayone  1:12:43 So Operation Paperclip, 1600 Nazis were sent to the United States of America. These were the scientists, the doctors, the academics. And those people, later on, they had the highest security clearances, and the Pentagon now saw the White House. They were dispersed around the world, five to six thousand, came to Canada. Chrystia Freeland's grandfather, he was a propaganda near of a propaganda journalist, and he was a high-ranking Nazi. So she's from our own town, our former town Peace River, and that's concerning. I mean, these again, the stat mindset has infected Canada's government's opposition across the board, we had 338 Canadian MPs arise and give not one Nazi, but two Nazis a standing ovation. And now, how does that happen?   Will Dove  1:13:58 I think by this whole conversation we've had, I think, answers that question, because if you look at how far back that robust influence goes. And it's infected the mindset of Canadians, of even conservative politicians, with this idea that there should be this higher power structure that dictates everything, and then just filters down from there, rather than the other way around, which it should be, which is given freedom to the people to exercise that responsibility to contribute to their society.   Bob Blayone  1:14:30 Yeah, I said it already. I understand why Canadians felt the reluctance to vote anymore. Just this morning at the hotel I was staying at, I was having a great conversation with the front desk clerk and he said he gave up voting. He's one of these people who never voted last year. I get it. I get it. There's a hopelessness out there and voting for the lesser of two evils when I ran as an independent in Camrose. I was hearing that on both NDP doors and conservative doors, both sides are saying in the debates, it was very clear the frustration there from people across the board. It doesn't matter like it's the frontline workers, blue collar workers. Everyone's frustrated. They see the brokenness of the day and this political theater was going on. And just fighting this, whether it's Smith against Trudeau today, calling on the carbon tax and fighting for Alberta oil, when you understand that they all brought it in together. It's all theater. And the top layer of power, the deputy ministers have been the same people for decades. And they shuffle around a bit. And these politicians up here play the theater.   Will Dove  1:15:50 Yep.   Will Dove  1:15:51 Right. Bob, this is a live document that you're still working on. May we provide a link to this underneath this interview?   Bob Blayone  1:15:51 Here we are.   Will Dove  1:16:01 Because I'm very surprised when you say someone look at this and say, "You're a kook." There's links to all the kook here. If you want to question, just follow the links, it's all there.   Bob Blayone  1:16:01 Yeah. Absolutely.   Will Dove  1:16:13 So thank you very much. We will provide that and like underneath this and thank you so much for coming today for this discussion.   Bob Blayone  1:16:18 Appreciate it. Thank you.