Will Dove 0:00 Some time ago I interviewed Tom Harris, a former climate alarmist turned whistleblower on the real facts behind climate change. And the fact is that manmade global warming simply is not happening. Climate alarmism is part of the globalist agenda, a means to terrify ordinary people into complying with draconian restrictions on their rights and freedoms. Recently, a viewer sent me a link to a video, a short presentation made by a resident of Peterborough, Ontario to the city council. That video is proof that you don't have to be a scientist to understand the real science and to speak out in defense of our rights. Maggie Braun, like Tom Harris, used to believe the climate change narrative. She studied ecosystem management with hopes to work for the UN in finding solutions to the climate crisis. But then she started asking questions and doing more research. It wasn't long before the lie was revealed. A lie this being used to undermine our sovereignty and hand control of our lives over to the globalist agenda, not just nationally, or provincially. But right down to the level of our local city councils. Another fact that Maggie discovered is that most of our cities are now in fact, private corporations, corporations, which receive substantial funding from globalist organizations to buy compliance with their agenda. Maggie, welcome to the show. Maggie Braun 1:40 Thank you for having me. Now, I interviewed I invited you to this interview when I saw a video of you doing a presentation to the Peterborough to the council that one of our viewers sent to me. But they only gave you five minutes to talk about this subject. And I would like to give you substantially more time than that. So if you would please just proceed with the information that you have on UN city states. So this is a big topic. This agenda goes much further back than 1992. When our country signed on to agenda 21. It goes back further to 1968 with the Club of Rome. And even before that the 1800s with other organizations that were planning the Global Agenda moving forward, though, yeah, five minutes, five minutes was all we had. And at the same time, it's enough, it was enough time to get the main message out there that our municipalities are being taken over, in a sense, through private corporations and the UN's consultants, firms like Italy, Canada. And I think I have been following this my entire life, but more a lot of people with the 15 Minute studies, it is now on people's minds and people are starting to wonder, why is it that this is happening? How is this happening? And why can't we stop it? And why does it seem that our municipal governments are not working for the people of that region, but for a global agenda? So that right start? Will Dove 3:27 There is an important question that we have to answer for our viewers is why did Canada sign on to agenda 21, back in 1992, along with a whole lot of other countries. Maggie Braun 3:39 So the again, this started beforehand, going back to the Club of Rome and 1968. Like mine, the Club of Rome was, was formulated to be a crisis Think Tank. And they specialized in crisis creation with the main purpose. They actually have a document called the global revolution by Alexander King and Bertrand Schneider. And on page 100, and on 105, they said that they were searching for a new enemy to unite us. And they came up with the idea that pollution, the threat of global warming, water shortages, famine, and the light which hit the bell. All of these dangers, of course will be caused by human intervention that would require a global response. That and that would be global warming. So this has been planned well beforehand and and then basically that there's a network of people that are working together in various clubs and foundations and companies and corporation that They are well networked together. And basically they want control, they want power. And they have figured out how to, to implement their agenda. And they do that through the guise of saving the planet and, you know, sustainability, things that things that sound really good, but in the end, go against our sovereignty and our, our human rights. Sounds. Will Dove 5:30 Right. So that now brings me to, and I think another important point that you made in your presentation to the Peterborough City Council is that Canada was incentivized to sign on to agenda 21 With the promise of money. Maggie Braun 5:43 Yes. And so we see that if we take a look at our municipalities, and we look at their reports, anyone can go to their municipal website and have a look at their environmental committees and their reports and what you will find there in Italy, the International Council on local and environmental issues, and is a consulting group that is actually utilized by the UN. And these are the experts that the council and the mayor, and the and the the cities are utilizing and an equity is giving them grants to to adopt. So I believe that that is where the money is being funneled through and brought down into our municipalities. Will Dove 6:39 And I'm going to assume that you've looked into at least Peterborough on this, do you have any idea how much money they've received? Maggie Braun 6:45 I have not done a forensic audit, but that it's one of the steps that we need to take. I in the in the presentation that I gave to counsel, I was only referring to the one report that they were accepting this term. And it was $15,000. But I believe that when we go back to 1994, and they actually do a forensic audit audit, we'll find millions and millions of dollars have been have been funneled to the municipalities. And the other thing they did was set up. In 1994. They sent a municipal primer, though, after they signed the UN agenda 21 They signed a document called the municipal primer to restructure the government and they created private corporations out of our cities with chief administrative officers and people that work below him. And looking at their salaries last year, that was over a million dollars that the City of Peterborough spent on just those four positions in our city. So Will Dove 8:03 so obviously, there's substantial funding here. Yes. Okay. So where I wanted to go next, Maggie, was your comments that Peterborough the very least and probably quite a number of other cities in Canada, have actually been now been formed as private corporations. Maggie Braun 8:21 Yes. Yes, that's right. So what they did? And I would say all if not 98%. I can't I have not heard of one municipality that has not been amalgamated into one of these city states. So although we may have our own municipalities, they are they are connected with the bigger municipality near to them. And the agenda has been brought down to them. And could you go back to your question there? Will Dove 8:56 Yes. I was just asking about the fact that these un city states or the municipalities, they are being formed as private corporations, not public ones, private corporations, which is going to lead to the question. Well, if they're private, who owns them? Maggie Braun 9:15 That's a good question. And so what I shared and in my presentation, was the municipal primer. It did read thing. As he said, it created a private corporation out of our city, or called our city, I will say, and it created the chief administrative officer and basically our Marin Council now works in partnership with a private corporation. But since I gave that gave that presentation, people have come up to me locally who used to work in the fire department in in the police service, and they said in 1994, everything changed. and they remember clearly the chief administrative officer coming in and telling them things are changing. And that's when we started to see all the, you know, the quotas are this many men, this many women, all the shifts, and that didn't necessarily make sense as far as who was best for the job and everything like that. So this affects more than, obviously, more than just the environment. And, yeah, it's, it's, it's basically a public fraud, right, because it's a corporation is now working alongside our city. But our mayor and council appears to be answering to the city. And I was just speaking to Sheila McFarland, who ran for mayor and wealth. And she was asking a similar question. And this is a question that we'd like, like to put out there to the Moyer cleaner than later that. That if the mayor resigns from the city as the CEO, and the head of counsel, does he then become public? Or does he? Can he fire the CEO of the private corporation who actually has control? Right? And if the mayor resigns, can he become public instead of private? And can he fire the CIO? And I think when we get the answer back to that question, we will be left out or be able to understand whether or not our municipalities have been taken over bully by a private entity. And if he can fire the CEO, then we would have a solution to the global agenda in our municipalities, but it takes steps to get there. So Will Dove 12:05 your opinion on this idea of Maggie, as you've been speaking, I've been thinking about this. So we have a situation where many of our cities are in fact, private corporations, however, the city council is elected by the people. And you've already raised the issue of say, if the mayor resigned, does that make the mayor now public? We so there's, as I said, there's a whole list of questions here, some of which you may not have answers to. But let's start with this one. If the city councilors and the mayor are elected by the people, what are in fact working for a private corporation? Who's their boss? Maggie Braun 12:44 So that's a question that, that we are wondering as well, there is definitely a hardship at play. And this is where we need to direct our, our, our experts to be looking at that or looking at this from our side of things, because I believe that there is a solution. When we look at this, there must be a way out. And it it appears to me that the private corporation is actually more in charge than the mayor and council. And that means that at a lower level, we don't actually have representation. And we don't actually have anyone protecting us from the situation. So if that's the case, then we have to look at we have to keep looking for solutions and strategy. We can't, we can't give up. We can't just just let it be and accept that we have to think our way out of this. This is all done with pen and paper and the pen is mightier than the sword. So we have to put our minds together and find the solutions. And Will Dove 13:56 that's one thing that I wanted to raise, it was a comment that somebody had posted underneath your video on YouTube, where you were giving that presentation to city council. Now, you're not a lawyer. I'm not a lawyer. But I do know something about contract law. And I think the comment had merit. And what this person said was, I'm not subject to a private corporation, unless there's a contract with my name on it. So where's the contract with my name on it? And I think this raises a very good question is, if what we're talking about here is true, and I think it is. I live in Calgary. It's very, very clear that the mayor here is not working for the people. She's working definitely for the globalist agenda. You can see that but the thing she's doing get the same situation, Edmund to the north and made the same situation many cities across the country. I know many of our viewers would be sitting there going nodding their hands going yep, that's exactly what's happening in my city. Council in America generally are not working for us. So clearly, they're working for somebody else. But if all of these laws that they're passing to bring In this control 15 minute cities, the environmentalist agenda all of that are, in fact coming from a private corporation with whom we do not have a signed contract, then we have no obligation whatsoever to follow those laws. Maggie Braun 15:16 And that's an excellent point. And we do need to understand contract law that is another main solution that we, as people who are awake to this agenda, need to be further educated in. For myself, personally, I believe that we are entering into these contracts unknowingly. When we sign when we sign basically anything with the government and with our local government, you are fine educated in the difference between open and qualified signatures are one thing and this, this may be a barrier that can help protect us from the policies that they are creating that actually go against our, our rights and our freedoms. And what I've personally done is corrected all of my signatures with every government institution, with the banks with my insurance, and at least put a barrier between unqualified my signatures to state without prejudice above my signatures. And that means that I'm agreeing to this arrangement, as far as it doesn't infringe on any of my rights and my privileges. And I'm hoping that in the future, if, if by law, or anyone enforces any of these policies on me, I can show them the contract, I can show them that I have not agreed to the their policies that go against me rights and privileges. And I've also done that with my my passport and my children's passports. So I think it's important that we recognize that when we are, when we are signing anything, we are entering into a contract. And I truly hope that we can collectively better understand how to protect ourselves in the future from this. And I think that that is one of the solutions. Will Dove 17:23 What response, if any, did you get from Peterborough City Council, Maggie Braun 17:27 dead silence. And even after I sent the email with all of the documentation, I did not receive a response. They are on break, I believe most municipalities across the country are not necessarily on break, but their council is not doing any meetings for the rest of the summer. I believe that's pretty standard across Canada. So we do LAN and hope to have another presentation prepared, were there first meeting back, where we will hopefully get on the agenda and serve notices of liability. And in that notice of liability. It'll have the information which I put forward as a statement of fact, plus, I'll go back further into the global agenda and show the references where the members of the Club of Rome stated that they have created this crisis and their intention is to take over our country and that our mayor and Council's further participation in this is, in fact, treasonous. But in the notice of liability, there is a section for remedy. And what a lot of people will put forward is, you know, stop doing this in seven days, or you owe me $10,000, you know, and I'm personally going to put forward some actual ideas and strategies and solutions that they can implement so that those that are on the council, I believe, maybe 1/3, were enlightened by the presentation. And it helped them to to understand why their role as counselor isn't as effective as they may have thought it would have been when they took on that position. And why they're why they're being controlled by the City of Peterborough, which is a private corporation. They might not have had that knowledge, though. I'd like to give them some, some solutions. And I'd like to provide an open dialogue with those members that would be interested in sitting down and speaking to the lawyers and the experts on our side. And I do believe that But it's important that we, we do everything we can to interact with those who are in power in a professional way, and get as many of them on side with us because they have a position now. And we know it's hard for any of us to get elected. So if we can work with the people in the power seats now and get behind them, that would be great. And if not, we will go forward with the notice of liability. And the consequences. Continuing on in this treasonous agenda. Will Dove 20:39 Now, when you spoke to the city council, you said to them at the end of your presentation that you were putting them in verbal notice. As for exactly what you were just talking about, that very likely, if they proceeded with these policies, they were talking about bringing into place, that there would be a notice of liability issues. What you didn't get time to talk about in your presentation, I'm going to ask you now, what are these policies that they're wanting to put into place? Maggie Braun 21:04 The policies that the that the city is moving forward with Yes. So they're very much in line with the 15 Minute city agenda. In particular, the there is vague references in their report to targeting mobility and referencing in almost a a praiseworthy way, the reduction in co2 emissions that came about from the COVID 19 pandemic and how it affected our tribal patterns. So they are most jackin, definitely aiming at targeting our mobility, right? And creating these these 15 minute cities. So that was what I was mainly focused in on you. And there's also there's also a pattern going back where our public funds are being used to fund private development projects. And that not that wasn't necessarily what I saw in the reports that I was speaking to. But that is a concern as well. And and I think as we go back and do the forensic audit into all of these reports, we're gonna find, we're going to find our public funds being used for private development projects, and also the selling off of our public assets due to private companies. So, you know, we see that all across the country where the public funds it, and then it gets sold off to a private company, where they then benefit from it. Will Dove 22:53 Maggie, I'd like to take a bit of a left turn, because in your presentation, you talked about the fact that when you were younger, you bought into the climate alarmism that you had wanting to work for the UN to help resolve this issue. And then you studied ecosystem management. And you did some study on your own into the suppose its science behind global warming, and discovered that it wasn't true. What woke you up? Maggie Braun 23:18 So it was I was asked to do a presentation. And the presentation was to do a persuasive speech. So the idea of that is to present something to the group that would that they wouldn't necessarily have agree with, but to persuade them. And I at the time had a friend who was studying geology alongside me. And we were talking about this, and basically, the geology teachers and everyone in geology, knew that global warming, the science behind it was questionable at best, and that there was a lot more information that was not being presented to the public. So he suggested that I look into that to maybe see if I, I could be awakened to that agenda as well. And sure enough, I I went through the research and that he shared with me and did a persuasive speech at the end of that month. And and after that, I just couldn't look back I saw that they were ignoring the majority of the climate science out there when they say that they have a consensus. They actually have I think 0.03% of scientists believe that climate change is fully caused by human and after that, I just watched the UN like a hawk and questioned every thing I saw coming out of that moving forward. So all right, Will Dove 25:05 Maggie, I want to thank you very much for the courage to stand up and for the City Council to make these assertions to them, and for your willingness to come on the show and explain in greater depth. If you had some final thoughts or viewers on this, what would they be? Maggie Braun 25:21 Basically, that the information I presented, I believe that the majority of people, if they understand this, they can do the same thing, that at this point, we need to get more involved in our local and municipal politics, that this is where the Global Agenda is being implemented. The municipalities, they're their main Confederation, their slogan is local action, federal result. And when I look around at municipal politics, there is very few people actually involved. So if we could direct them of our energy to our municipal politics, we can make more headway. And further to that. What I did, I hope that other people and have the courage to do, it is not hard to get on your town council agenda. At the end of every month, they allow a delegate, you can sign up by 11 o'clock that day, like I did, along with local lawyer, John Dunn, who spoke to the climate science after after I spoke, we went in together, I presented what I presented, and he presented the climate science. So we, we went in by to and supported each other. And I believe that we can make a lot more headway if we get involved at the municipal level. And that's the main thing I would like to share is, is that we can we can make a lot more progress if we focus on our municipalities. If we had 20 to 100 people that were actually organized in our town working on this together, we would get much further ahead. And that's what I would like to share. Will Dove 27:26 Thank you, Maggie. Appreciate your time. Thank you