Published Jan. 26, 2026, 9:02 a.m.
9am Vicky Davis - The Technocratic Tyranny The United Nations as an organization is world communism. The strategy to impose world communism on the people of the United States (and the other countries in this hemisphere) has been economic rather than military as the people were led to believe it would be. It's our own leaders who were the Pied Pipers leading us to this demise of the U.S. I'm working on a timeline that shows the who, when and what. 10am David Leskowski - Alberta Secession Referendum, Canada and US Relations David Leskowski has worked for provincial and federal Services in Alberta, Saskatchewan, BC and Yukon Territories under Conservative, Liberal and NDP governments. He has been a Conservation Officer and Federal Fisheries Officer, a Chartered Insurance Professional, and a Risk Management Consultant. David has been active in political campaigns since 1982. He was an Area Coordinator with the Reform Party, and was the National Vice President of the Canadian Alliance Party. He was on the Interim Joint Council of the Conservative Party of Canada, and as co-chair of the Constitution Committee, David authored the first Constitution of the new Party. He is active in Alberta provincial politics, seeking to bring "Unity of Purpose" among like-minded, freedom loving Albertans. X/Twitter: https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1rmxPvkYdwmGN Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/636616148890812/videos/886745573962771 Rumble: https://rumble.com/v74v9fi-bnn-brandenburg-news-network-1262026-technocratic-tyranny-and-alberta-seces.html https://rumble.com/v74v9cg-bnn-brandenburg-news-network-1262026-technocratic-tyranny-and-alberta-seces.html Odysee: https://odysee.com/@BrandenburgNewsNetwork:d/bnn-2026-01-26-technocratic-tyranny-and-alberta-secession-referendum:b BNN Live: https://Live.BrandenburgNewsNetwork.com Guests: Donna Brandenburg, Vicky Davis, David Leskowski
Good morning and welcome to Brandenburg News Network. I am Donna Brandenburg. And it's the twenty sixth day of January twenty twenty six. Welcome to our show today. We're going to start out with Vicki Davis. And right after Vicki, we're going to go right into David Laskowski, who I love this guy. I'll do a little intro for him at ten o'clock when he comes in. But he's got a resume that's just mind mind boggling. I mean, phenomenal, phenomenal resume. But we're going to start out first with Vicki, my buddy who I love being on with. How are you doing today? I'm doing just fine, thanks. How are you? I'm doing good. I've had kind of a long week. We had a staff turnover at the barn, so I'm back to my fighting ability of being able to lift seventy pound buckets and such and clean stalls like the Flash. One of the gals said, man, she's like, you are fast at this. And I'm like, oh, yeah, I've done this for a long time. So what are you working on right now? We were talking just for a few minutes. What are you working on? Let everybody know, please. Yeah, well, I've been trying to I have almost five hundred articles posted on my technocratic tyranny Web site. And so what I've been trying to do, because I work on different subjects at different times and then I go back to a subject, they're not really organized in such a way that you can look at and study any particular subject unless you do what I'm doing, which is really a PIA, if you know what I mean. And so what I've been trying to do is to organize these posts into the big categories of subject. Okay. And so one of them that I've been working on is trying to, you know, put all the posts together is on regionalism because I, you know, I don't know how many people understand that they've been incrementally breaking up our country into regions. It's the New World Order organization, is to have regions that include territories of different countries defined together in a region. Well, and they're talking a lot about government and the what we really want. But honestly, this has been going on for so long that that it's kind of an illusion. It's like it's an illusion that we have an honest voting system or elections. It's an illusion. We do not. It's an illusion that our representatives are representing us and that when we vote them in, that they will, in fact, represent us. It's an illusion. They're not doing it. None of them. We need a clean sweep, in my opinion. Yeah. Well, and I watched an interview with Jeff Merkel. I think he's from Oregon. And he was talking about how great mail-in ballots are. Well, I mean, how stupid can you get? There are a lot of people that think that a mail-in ballot is the way to go. The thing is, is that, gee whiz, what can happen inside the post office? You know, it really basically puts the post office in charge of our election system. Oh, you just said something really, really significant there, because I think a lot of fraud went on within the post office, tremendous, and they are responsible for part of it at least. Yeah, no question about it. Absolutely no question. Yeah, it's really it's I've got I know somebody who works for the post office and that person was telling me what they saw. And it's it's absolutely once you once you hear and see what they've done and the ballots coming in through the post office, people knew what was going on. It's just like the Republican and Democrat parties, the Uniparty. They're all one. They're all working for the same thing. And that is not for the American people, which brings me a little bit to my next subject here, too, is I will be testifying in trial for Sean Wilmoth and Jamie Wilmoth and Willie Reed this week. And it's a criminal trial for their part in crime. misleading people, making sure that their voices couldn't hear, killing their free speech, killing their votes, and honestly, killing the election. Yeah. It's amazing the number of ways that our elections can be manipulated. Oh, you can't even come to the end of it. I mean, and every single piece, it's like a big puzzle to put it together. Every single piece on that playing board is contributing to the deception of the American people. Yeah. And some people are so gullible. Well, I would say most people are gullible. Oh my gosh, Jess. Yeah. It's like how they can think that you can vote through the internet. You remember Dominion voting system? Oh, yeah. It was an online voting system. Well, I mean, that's the best way to manipulate the vote is to have it online, have it electronic. Yeah. The only way to really ensure that you have an honest election at this point, with all that we've been through since the year two thousand, when there was the first voting problem. I don't know if you remember the issue of the hanging chads. Oh, yeah. We talked about that last week. And that was the craziest. And it never ended. It never ended. Exactly. And what they did is to move to electronic voting systems. Well, that's the easiest. You know, I was a computer programmer, systems analyst. That's the easiest way to commit fraud because people can't go into the code. And so, you know, you're really relying upon fraud. the integrity of the computer programmers. Well, and the other thing is too, is that when you go to that whole area of looking into things, we're counting in private and we're supposed to be voting in private and counting in, you know, in... counting publicly. Well, it's all backwards because they're counting in private because you can't see what's going on with the count. You can't even see at all what's going on with the count. Right. And the obvious, the easiest and the obvious way is to go back to paper ballots with cameras. Cameras focused on the desk And then when the polls close, they count the ballots at that polling place and report it before the ballots ever leave the premises. Yeah, well, and it's like you got a problem with the absentee ballots, too. And that was part of the problem with the signature gathering scam that was going on here. So I sued in the circuit court and they wouldn't rule on it. They wouldn't touch it. And then it went up to the Supreme Court of Michigan. They wouldn't rule on it. They wouldn't touch it. Bunch of cowards. Absolute cowards. OK, that was the proper jurisdiction. Cowards, totally. And then I went to federal court and the federal court judge ruled that it was an illegal removal, but the damage had been done. They ran the clock out. I was slandered all over the media. It was horrific. And so they knew what they were doing. And just so everybody knows, I'll let you guys know ahead of time, but the first special... the first special investigator that worked for the attorney general's office. I talked to him and he, you know, I was talking to different people in there and he said, I hope you know that the whole signature gathering thing was all about getting rid of you. He said, that's one hundred percent. And he said they were so afraid of you that they threw four other candidates under the bus. So it made it look like you weren't being picked on. And that was what was told to me. And then, oh, by the way, he got replaced somehow. And the story started changing. But it's really, someday this is going to be a great story. And there's a lot of investigation that's been going into this. And I think all those people that are out there sobbing and whining and being naysayers, nothing's going on, nothing's happening. Just take a pill, okay? Not like literally, but I mean... It's going to happen, but this whole criminal network is so vast and so far and wide that most people will never even get their hands around it. So because of that, little patience is important because we don't want to just get, say, the ones that are... Right in our faces, you know, like, like, you know, Gretchen Whitmer, Dana Nessel and Benson, Jocelyn Benson. Those are the easy ones to pick up. Right. But it's like nobody acts alone. It's just like Tim Waltz up in Minnesota with a with a leering center and all that crap up there. Have you looked at these Somalis that are running these places? I'm going to tell you what, I'm not like looking at the vacant stairs in their eyes and that sort of thing. Somebody else masterminded this. They didn't just come up with this on their own and they were getting funded by somebody who had access to the funds in the childcare centers. And I think when we find out what's going on in Michigan, it's going to make that look like a kindergarten party. Well, there are a whole, um, big package of government programs for allegedly refugees. And the funds go to the local community where they have the services for the refugees. And so, I mean, that's where a lot of the fraud is. Because who really collects that money? It's the local officials. And they distribute it from there. And I have done some articles on the community programs. And what they should look at is the whole package of community programs. I want to bring this up because this is... Deb Crum, my ballot has been shutting down the machines. Absolutely. And I mean, I think a lot of us saw that, too. And so, I mean, the whole thing. And now I do absentee ballot. And how do I know it's being counted? You don't. That's the problem, because they can see how you're going to vote on the outsides of those envelopes. They already know. They already know what you're going to vote. If you've ever taken a look at the information they collect that's available to candidates, which, you know, I don't believe in rigging my message or anything. So I really didn't look into it because I felt like it was even looking at that sort of thing. I saw a cursory glance with just the categories, that sort of thing. But I'm like, this is a horrible invasion of privacy. And in our voting, in our elections. So I was like, yeah, you don't know. And the other thing is, is that I think we can be pretty fairly well assured that they're inputting numbers at will. They are literally doing, you know, sitting there, we're going to give this many to this person, that many to that person. Because, I mean, you could see that with the publishing of the election numbers. practice results before the the twenty twenty two election. And they had a leak that showed exactly who won by what. And it was like, how did this happen? And it's like, because that's how they're doing it. And, you know, no, no conspiracy there. It's like they pretty much put right out in front of people's faces. But if people are too dumb to actually look at it, face value for facts instead of what they want it to be. they they're living in a fantasy world so many people instead of looking at facts yeah you know if i had my way we would eliminate absentee balloting except for military that is out of the country yeah because because that's not by their choice it's by the military Right. And so but for everybody else, you know, I don't think you deserve an absentee ballot because you want to go shopping on the afternoon or you don't want to stand in line. Boo frickin who? I mean, we're talking about a a huge and I and I understand a lot of people have a lot of difficulties in life. I'm not saying that. But this is about are we going to pander to people or are we going to actually have honest elections? And so, you know, I don't know. I think that we should have have voting day as a national holiday where everybody gets off work. We are going to close the country down except for elections and, you know, may potentially collapse. you know, emergency services. You know what I mean? And I don't mean government employees because they don't really, they count, but they don't count. If you know what I mean, because they're voting themselves, all of this big government and getting their friends in and voting themselves more money and on and on and on and where the money goes and who gets it. And then also how the kickbacks are coming back. It's, it's just, it's horrible. Yeah, well, when I was researching this, which began in around two thousand and ten, what I found was that this community organization, you know, that has a whole list of social programs for the, quote, refugees. What was happening is that the refugees were getting housing, but our American citizens who needed housing couldn't get in. Right. You're like second-class citizens. We're like, pay the bills, guys, and then suck it up. That's how I feel. Anyhow, Deb says, after Machine was shut down, they wanted to collect the issue ballots from people after me. I've got to get my bifocals going here. They finally allowed deposit into the slot in the machine. So don't know if those were counted. I don't know if any of them were counted. They may have not counted a single one, you know, because there's no check. Right. There's no way to audit. There's no way to audit. You know, I don't know if you heard me say this, but in Byron Township, the, you know, piece of crap place to live, nobody moved here because you're just enabling the globalists who have moved into positions of power to to basically say, screw you people of the township. They, besides draining the three billion gallons and wrecking twenty five wells, which they will not take responsibility for, which I have them on the engineer on tape admitting that they were screwing with the water table. OK, they knew what they were doing. They absolutely knew what they were doing. And so I went to the public accuracy test, right? Which there was nothing public about it. There was no accuracy test that happens. I showed up there and they told us, so they have a machine there that they're doing theatrics with. And they're saying, and this piece of paper over here, we're going to put that in and that's going to show us this. Put it in. You couldn't see the paper. You couldn't even see the results. None of it. And so they kept doing this. And I'm like, this is a bunch of crap. This is like watching a high school play. Yeah, I don't know, a kindergarten play. Okay. And so they even admitted that what they did to work on the machines was in the basement between eight, eight, thirty to ten o'clock, ten thirty. And so they even admitted that this was just a demo in their own words. This is a demo of what we did on the machines. That's not a public test. That's theater. Oh, you're exactly right. That's precisely what it is. Yeah. It's a shame, but it's just like, like love says, love's here. Hey, love, the township has been totally destroyed. They have destroyed this township by overdevelopment, by giving anybody that wants, you know, that wants to do any type of development here, even if, even if the infrastructure doesn't handle it. And then they build the rest of us back for the, for giving the, the developers a free pass and, to profit off it in commerce, you know, crazy. Well, look at this. This is absolutely true. And the FOIA thing, the Freedom of Information Act, they control that too. You cannot get information by FOIA, but I'm going to give you a trick to everyone out there. The trick is, is that you can go in anywhere and and show up and say, I am an observer. I want to see these documents. They don't charge you for that. What they charge you for is giving you a certified copy of that. That's what they do. So you can walk in and get the information. That's true. That's interesting. Yeah. It is true. Anyhow, Byron Township sucks. And it's like they came back after they destroyed the wells and won't take responsibility publicly for it. One person did. And I have that on tape, too. And so... At any rate, one, they destroyed all the wells. We will not take responsibility for it. And last week they came back saying, oh, the Knights drain needs some upgrades because they flushed three billion gallons of water down the Knights drain to drain the global aquifer. And now they're asking us to pay for their bull crap. Yeah. Well, the idea our country has been turned in. Well, the entire world has been and is being converted from a system based on nation states and borders to economic regions and with the global system being based on economics rather than political systems of nation states. What does that make us? You've got quite a bit of money, but you're still a slave under this. You're making a lot of assumptions. A lot of people make a lot of assumptions. Well, it doesn't matter. I know you've got more than I do. I know that people in my income bracket, which is Social Security, are going to be made slaves. Our young people are going to be made slaves. Slaves in a global system. And that's kind of what the World Economic Forum is about. You'll have nothing and you'll be happy. And they intend to charge you in one way or another for absolutely everything. Absolutely everything. When I was young in the nineteen seventies, I went to work for a company. The owner and his sister both came from New Jersey. And every time we went into a restaurant, you know how they used to have matches there? she would grab handfuls of matches. And she did smoke, but God, nobody smokes that much, you know. But because it was free and she made a comment on how much free stuff there was in the West, I was kind of stunned by that because I'd never thought about it. You know, whether after you bought a dinner or lunch and they gave you a mint you know, a little mint patty or something and the matches or, you know, just whatever. But she was just so stunned by how much free stuff there was in the West. Well, you know, those are courtesy items. They're customer service items. But in the East, it wasn't that way at all. You know, you absolutely pay for Love says they're getting ready to put in a huge housing development off Byron Center Avenue by Ninety Second Street. Huge, huge electric poles have gone in along Byron Center Avenue just before Ninety Second Street. Yeah, because they changed the master plan without letting anybody know that they did it. And so that they have basically given put everything in the township into into residential. That area out there is an old muck field. It's all muck in that area, which was we used to be a they used to call like Hudsonville and some of the other ones around here Salad City because there was so much farming here. They are destroying these developers and these pieces of crap that are in office here in Byron Township because they're all tied in with development. That's how they make their money, the ones that are in charge. So they're voting in policies to enrich themselves. which gets us out of tort violations and puts us into unjust enrichment. OK, so they don't have immunity because they because they've not just stuck to tort issues. They're into unjust enrichment of themselves. And so they've literally not protected our food supply, our local farms, our local farming. And just in the way that it used to be done. So because I am, in fact, a person who came from a farming background or a country background, and we garden, we do that. I've done microgreens and sprouting and all that. Just in case anybody doesn't know this, a half an acre garden, thirty six chickens, two goats will feed nine families. And I want you to think about that. Even if you live in town, if you have water that you can make sure everything is watered so that they don't cut your water off. Like, I don't know, I'm a fan of catching water. And you used to have cisterns in. We had a cistern by two of the houses that I've lived in in my life. And that caught rainwater off the roof. And you just had to, you know, clean it out every few years and such if you were going to use it. But those systems were built to have those external water sources so you could in fact water your crops or water your animals and such because animals will drink from a creek, they're fine. If you need to purify it, you can put a little bit of treatment in it and that sort of thing if there's a problem. But that's why this water wars thing is such a big deal. They're trying to force us all onto their new latest and greatest globalist monopoly, which is the water sources. That's their new target. They're going to do the same thing that they did with electricity and with DTE, with the gas. They've created monopolies. And they've done it too with the nuclear power. People just don't know it yet. And I haven't talked about it too much, but even the nuclear power plants, they're all part of it. And they have co-ops on at least one of them. And what's really interesting is this is really inconvenient, but a general in the state of Michigan is partially a beneficiary of the power coming off of Palisades nuclear plant. They're literally, they created a, A co-op and they take, they siphon the, the, the electricity off for themselves. We're paying for it. And I think the developers are doing, we're paying for the upgrades in school, water, sewer roads, services that like snow plowing. It's the residents that are paying and the developers, they just sit there. Walk away with the profits. They are absolutely not going to pay one dime of it. And the people sitting, the pieces of crap sitting in office in Byron Township are just rubber stamping it right through. They won't even listen to what we say. Well, they get their benefits and perks, but it's not obvious how they're getting them. And so people don't know about it unless they've investigated the And they see, you know, how this whole community organization works. So Sherilyn said, Buff and Builders bought the land west of Ninety-Sixth Street, the farm. There will be a huge fight over the water sewer lines up there. Oh, yeah, and you know what they're going to do? They're going to do exactly what they did there, what they did to us, is they ran the sewer lines but no water lines, drained the aquifers so it killed the wells. They're doing it all over the state of Michigan. And so people – and they've actually threatened to lean properties here because guess what? If you have no water – Your property is not livable. And then on top of it, they went to the well drillers, and I have this all documented too by several sources as well as my own calls. They went to the well drillers and told them that they were not to drill any more wells in Byron Township. How the hell do these pieces of crap sitting in the seats? had the audacity to tell a private business that they can't drill any more wells in Byron Township to help the people. I told them, get off my land. You have no business here. But they went through it and they went past that and they went to the well drillers so that, you know, they were going to cause a problem and say, no, we didn't do anything. It's not our fault. Yeah, you did. It is your fault. Yeah, our country has become so incredibly corrupt. And it's not by mistake, because as I said at the beginning of this, they are essentially dismantling our country in favor of a continental governing structure known as the Americas. And they've been building the continental governing structure over the top of our existing and constitutional governing structure. It's still there. It's just got a mask. It's like wearing a mask. These people are good at masking the truth. Right. And so we never know, you know, when they announce a new law or new policy or when they resolve the dispute, under what law are they doing it? Is it under United States law or is it under the America's law or under the U.N.? You know, it's like the WTO law. makes the rules for trade and trade includes goods and services well what do you do for a living if you do anything you're a doctor a lawyer whatever you are engaged in the services business Same thing if you draw a paycheck from somebody. You are offering a service to your employer. Your employer pays you for it. And so under the WTO system, you are a service provider. And so it's really very clever how they've done this whole thing. But in order to see it, you've got to actually look closely at what was done and why it was done. What did they say to you about it as a voting citizen? Did they tell you anything about it? Chances are, no. Yeah, it fell down. Pardon me? I think we're glitching here a little bit. Yeah. Yeah, we're glitching here a little bit. So that's all right. Can't talk truth or you get censored, you know. That's okay. We endeavor to persevere and we'll always be back. Yeah. Well, and as soon as you say something and people hear it and they can connect with any aspect of it, It's like it opens the door. And then they begin to understand what the hell's going on. Yeah. Just takes a little while, doesn't it? Yeah, it takes a while. I mean, I have to admit, I've been working on this for like two decades. And when I go back and reread what I wrote early on, It is absolutely amazing. You know, it's like, there it is right in front of my face. Why didn't I understand the depth of it? Because there's so much of it. I mean, how are you going to know everything? That's the problem is how is anybody going to know? And it's like every day something new gets thrown out there in the public and uncovered. And it's nobody's fault. These guys are liars, cheats, and thieves, and they're good at it. Yeah. Well, and it's like a million piece puzzle. You know, you get one little piece here, one little piece here, and pretty soon you get a picture. And then, you know, when all these pieces come together, things begin to come into focus, you know, with crystal clarity. They're destroying our country. And it's intentional. And they're breaking it up into regions where You just put up that image of the PNWER. This whole West Coast region, Alaska, the Canadian provinces, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana are in an economic region. The name of the region is the Pacific Northwest Economic Region. And it's in Idaho law since Idaho statutes are participation in it. And there is an organization. It includes legislators from each of the jurisdictions plus private corporations. And that's who belongs to this Pacific Northwest Economic Region. I don't know how they managed to put that into Idaho's statutes. Because they're all connected. You know, somebody knows somebody. And because they're connected, they just like ram it through. Well, but states are not supposed to be able to sign international agreements like that. Did you know that there was an ambassador in Denmark? I think it was in the forties. I think we've been trying to, trying to buy Denmark or buy Greenland since Truman. That's, that's something that I've heard recently because, you know, you only, you look at what's in front of you. There's so much to look at. You can't see it all, but there was an ambassador there that signed. for just say, yeah, it's a good idea and signed over the ability for the United States to put a military base there without anybody from Denmark having a handle on it. Yes, military built there. And, you know, so I mean, I mean, I hate to say it, but I'm a little bit out on, say, like Denmark, Brussels. that the Netherlands, that entire area is the commerce area. That's where, in my opinion, that in the United States is where a lot of the commerce takes place, as well as, I'm going to say it, child trafficking. And it's inconvenient. There's a great place to drop off or have as a hub is Greenland. And, you know, you look behind things and I think you find out that the majority of the world really has a lot of very, very, very, very evil people in it. who are willing to hurt children or anyone else that gets in their way. Yeah. Well, apparently there's a lot of money to be made in that. A lot. Especially when the children are untraceable. Well, absolutely. And the thing about it is, is that is that they're not looking far enough into the people that are connected. You know, they want to get one or two people. It's like you got to go after the whole freaking network because the people that are paying for it, the people that are moving people around the network. the container ships, the planes, all of this, every single person that's had so much as a pinky weight into this needs to be absolutely prosecuted in the entirety of the crime. They can't say, well, I only drove, you know, I only, I only did this. I only did that. It's like, well, you know what? That's, that's a problem. You know, I've got to take this call a minute, but please talk on just for a second. I'll be right back. Okay. Yeah. One thing that I've noticed about all of these high profile cases, you know, where they tapped into one little piece of what is a much larger conspiracy, they put one guy on trial, he gets convicted, and supposedly the whole problem is solved. It all goes away. when when you know that there is an organization behind it and it doesn't matter if that guy was a kingpin or a a lowly operative doesn't matter the fact is they get one guy and it's all over investigation is over case closed Yeah, and nobody sees that they didn't carry the ball into the end zone here. The people that are actually the movers, and they're also very good at creating scapegoats. Tim Walz, is he acting alone? Everybody's got hating on him like there's no tomorrow. But I can guarantee you, that the other people sitting in office, they knew what was going on. They're not surprised. They're like, oh, my goodness, who would have known? I've known these people my whole life. We go to church with each other and such, you know, that sort of thing. And they don't think, yeah, I don't care where you go to church. I don't care what color or race you are. I don't care what gender you are. Even if you subscribe to seventy two insane genders, I don't care. You did the wrong thing. you broke the law and the letter of the law has to be followed. And, you know, if they want to start choking up the names of the other people that are behind this, you know, I don't, when I first got into the Anon community and we were really researching a big, in a big way, the Wonderland network came out. Have you ever heard of that? Yeah. That it's kind of been an area of study for me because, because of how horrific the, and disgusting this whole thing is, but the wonderland network had millions of people. And what they were doing is it's kind of like they, they use child porn as a kind of like a collecting baseball cards. So they will have a person that gets paid for the act. And then they have the people that are paying for the act for the child porn and such. And there was so much stuff out there. There was a guy named Aaron Schwartz who was working as a contractor for MIT, got into the servers and started downloading what he found. Well, they, of course, killed him with a red necktie. a red necktie or a red scarf around a doorknob, which is absurd. If anybody believes this crap, I got a bridge to sell you, right? And so he got in there and started downloading. And after eight hours, they figured out what he was doing and shut it down. But if you are downloading content, for eight hours, you're talking an enormous amount. You know, you're talking video, you're talking all of that. And that's just one network. And there were millions and millions. If they don't go after every single person that knowingly was involved in that. Now, I know they can plant stuff on your computer. They can come in the back door. They can plant stuff there. But you know what? I think your surveillance is good enough to be able to determine who was a victim and who was actually participating. You know, it's like drugs. It's so easy for them to plant drugs on people. It's amazing. I'm kind of a fan of decriminalizing, you know, the majority of drugs because once the money's out of it, it would fall off to nothing. And I'm not saying all of it because, of course, fentanyl is a drug that was created just to kill people. And we have lost more people in every year, in sequential years, we've lost more people than we did in the entirety of the Vietnam War. So that's not a drug. That's a killing chemical, you know. Yeah. Well, the problem with legalizing all drugs is that it's the addictive behavior of people. And so if you have something like cocaine or methamphetamine or whatever these drugs are, if you legalize them, people will just take them until they die. They'll kill themselves with it. Oh, they killed themselves by taking the vaccine. You know, I'm not saying everyone, but I think the vaccines were there was plenty of warnings out there. So, I mean, you're not wrong. Well, that's because the vaccines were presented as being, you know, mainstream medicine from pharmaceutical companies that's supposed to help you. Now, personally, I've never taken a vaccine because I was in the seventh grade. I might have told you this already, but I was in the seventh grade, and we had just finished the science chapter that included talk about vaccines. And I forget exactly what they said. But the message I took away from it was don't take vaccines, you know, don't ever take vaccines. And I never have. So I think the last ones I took was when I went to India. And that would have been in the the nineties sometime. You know, it's like everybody wakes up at different times to, you know, you think you're being a good person and being responsible for doing this stuff. And it doesn't dawn on people until it's too late, in a lot of cases, that it's too late. And they're literally injecting you with only God knows what's in those vaccines. Because we sure don't. I mean, look at the paper that was in with the vaccines. the blank paper that told what was in it that that's like well why don't you just take a blank can of whatever off the off a shelf somewhere i mean it's the same thing there's no way to know and they sure as heck didn't document it because they didn't want to document it and it's the same thing with how they do the election systems with hiding the programming saying no it's it's you know it's the programming is their their uh intellectual property bull crap it is we're you know if it it It is a primary way that they rig the elections. Yeah. Well, and something, you know, I've always had my focus on the computer systems of government because they brought in lots of foreign programmers to work on our systems of government. Yes. And a lot of those were from India and And I was on the internet back then, you know, because I was trying to find a job. Those people didn't know their ass from a hole in the ground. They did not, they were not professional programmers. And they didn't have the experience. I mean, India was, and in large part still is, shithole third world country. Yeah, I've been there. But they used those people to redesign and rewrite our systems of government. And guess what? A lot of our systems of government don't really work because they did not have professional, experienced analysts to write the specifications for the systems. So when they started talking about the E-Verify system, I thought, oh, yeah, great. And so the employer types in a name, social security number, whatever. Who's to say that E-Verify system is actually working? Yeah, we don't know. It's like we've got Microsoft on every single product out there just about or you go back to the big players that are involved in all the technology and they're all spying on us. Do you ever talk to your phone? I do. talk to my phone. Well, uh, no, I do. I'll sit there and I'll pick it up sometime when I'll see something that's really got me hot under the collar. And I'm like, screw you guys pick a side, pick the right side or so help me God, you know, you're going to have, you're going to have something else. I'll literally say that in my phone, you know, I'm a little more descriptive when I'm not on camera, just so you know, Ricky and I know all the words and know how to use them. Yes. And know that we shouldn't use them, but we do. Yeah. Because sometimes you just can't help it. Sometimes things are just appropriate to say, you know. Yeah. So anyway, but the whole reliance, when they redesigned our government systems, they integrated those systems into what's called an enterprise architecture. which means like, you know, one big database. And so, whereas you used to have the social security administration keeping their own social security files and the, you know, they had their rules, they had their systems, they had control. But when they started building the enterprise architecture, bringing in all the data, your social security records are just one segment of the enterprise database. They've got everything on everyone. Everyone's got a file on them. They know who we all are. They've been stored in these huge data centers and such underground. They've got us all filed and categorized, etc., etc., And Lev just said those data centers are being pushed everywhere in Michigan. They're pushing it into door and the politicians down there, they're rolling over. They're rolling over everywhere because the people that are in place are their little local Nazi puppets. You know, I'm not going to say Nazi. I shouldn't say Nazi because that's too nice of a word for these people. Yeah. So people need to understand that. They've built a trap for regular people. And you're in that trap. You just don't know it. And so they've been holding back in the reveal of these systems. But now that they're moving to AI, They can hide behind AI, behind the computer system. So when there's mistakes, they can say, oh, gee, you know. AI hallucinated. Or are they programming it to do so? Well, and that's the thing. I mean, I think the logic in these AI systems is just a simple if-then-else on a logic tree. And if you happen to give an answer that sets that path down a different direction, I mean, you know, what the computer comes up with could, you know, for decisions for you. I'm not talking about just, you know, chatting with AI. I'm talking about the decisions that government makes about you. If it could be set on a wrong path, You know, your life could be destroyed. Well, they started it too early. They dumped into it before they had things perfected. So those are also being factored in. to the queries and such on AI to my knowledge. I actually like AI a lot, but I think Melania said it best. It's going to be those people who know the questions to ask that are going to do well going forward. You have to have an operator in anything. AI can be a great tool, but you have to have the knowledge to be an operator of that tool and know the subject and be able to check and check different sources and go to the source documents to find out if it's telling you the truth. And it does, it'll kick out things you never thought of. And those things may be counter to what your arguments are. I mean, like, in a couple of the lawsuits that I have out there, what I noticed is that the attorneys, they don't even know how to write a good case anymore. The majority of them don't. And so what they're doing is they're plugging the factors into AI and that's their argument. Well, the opposing attorneys actually gave me arguments with their cases that upheld my case. or my case. It's so funny because they're just going do-do-do-do, AI, boom, here's case, hands it up. I don't even know if they're reading it. They sure as heck are not checking the cases that they're building their case upon. Yeah, probably not. But, I mean, just think about that. You've got a system that there is no certainty to it. It can be random. You know, like you say, they... gave their response to your lawsuit, but they actually gave arguments that helped you. Yeah. And what's, what's really sad is that, okay, I was in court again on Friday and it was just ridiculous. I mean, this whole system is just not about wanting the truth. It's about trying to catch people on, on, on stupidity and behavior or, uh, uh, procedural things so yeah opposing attorney and i had the attorney representing me tell me this he said he misrepresented the law it was easy to see did not matter it did not matter um the it was a there was so much going on there that that there was there was no chance to get a fair hearing there was no chance to get it And so we're regrouping the troops. And I was, needless to say, I was fairly pissed off coming out of there. But it's like, for me, you know, a lot of people will get sick of coming back and fighting. For me, it's like, okay, I'm going to grumble about it for about five, six hours. Usually I can get it out of my system before that, but I'm going to sit there and grumble about things, right? But then after that, the brain starts thinking again, and it's like, oh, okay. We're going to we're going to come back in a different direction, but that's OK. We're not going to give up. And that's the key to everything. You just got to keep fighting. You can't give up. You've got to be a little ornery than there. And I think, too, that the way I look at it, because I base everything on my walk with God, that's the truth. And I look at that and say, he doesn't see things the way we do. We want to see outcomes. We want to see certain outcomes that agree with our way of looking at the world. Right. But he sees things entirely differently. He's less interested in our comfort than he is in our spiritual growth. And I think that's a very important thing for everybody to remember is that The gifts that you get by going, by slogging through the mud, by going and doing things that nobody else would even think to do because it seems counterintuitive, it seems stupid. You know, I've been called every name in the book. There's no two ways about it. You know, you're stupid. That's not the way it's done, blah, blah, blah. I'm like... who says, you know, and, and why give me a reason why, why, and just because it is, and just because it's the way it's always been done is not an argument. Nothing about that is an, is a sane argument. Maybe we need to get rid of all of this crap and start thinking again on the, what's supposed to work. It's not about what we get rid of. It's what do we keep? Right. Well, yeah. And that's, that's pretty much true. And as you were, talking i was thinking about um i see an opportunity for a non-profit foundation to keep track of legal cases where there is flawed legal concepts flawed citations and so forth so that people can begin to understand the extent to which Our legal system has broken down under the surface, but at the top level, it still appears like we do have a legitimate legal system. But then that brings me to another problem, which is the proliferation of nonprofits and foundations. Right, and they're rigging it all. I mean, I've seen a judge rig the jury by telling you, well, your judgment has to be made upon the foundation of this law that I'm handing to you right now. Who says? It's like the, the people that there need to say, stop it. You're rigging the jury and that's not okay. And to say that directly, I would say it directly to the judge is that this is rigging the jury and understanding. And I'm just going to say it because I came back, I made out there, they sent me this cool little questionnaire, right. That I was supposed to make out. So I got online and made out their questionnaire and I was reading the questions on it. It's a, You know, have you ever been, let's see, have you been the disqualification of the qualification stuff? I passed that and then the questionnaire and they just sent me something back that said I wasn't disqualified, which I was like, cool. I wanted to sit on a jury. That's fantastic. And so it's like, have you been convicted of a crime? No. Have you ever been a victim witness plaintiff defendant in criminal or civil suit? Yes. In all of the above. Right. have you had a family member or close friend been in a serious traffic accident? Yes. And it involved alcohol. Somebody hit somebody and just about killed three people that I love because they were drinking. And then they, it was a hit and run to be, to be like, Absolutely out there. So was alcohol involved? Yes. And is there any accommodations you need? No. And then it asks, one, are you a tenant, landlord, property owner? I said, check one. I could have checked all three of them. And marital status and education and such, that sort of thing. I figured that there was no way that just because of my... my going into the court system as a pro se litigant, et cetera, as well as using attorneys was going to be like, she's out of here. We don't want her here. But they actually said, nope, you're going to do jury duty and you're not disqualified. I was like, cool, because you know what? It's like, I will absolutely go ahead and be the turd in the punch bowl there. Okay. Not a problem for me. I don't have any problems because I don't care what people think about me because I know human beings are, have, they make their decisions irrationally on who is, who likes them or what club they're in. I don't want to be in anybody's club of gods. Okay. That's just the way it is. And, um, and I'm, or maybe, maybe a horse club or something like that, but you know what I mean? It's like, I don't want to be in a school of thought club of anyone because because it stops people from thinking I'm my own person. I make my own decisions up. I listen to everyone, but my decisions are my own. Okay. And so when I look at this nonsense, it's like everybody going in there should absolutely understand what jury nullification is. You know, you want to, you want to get some people a little jumpy and you start looking into jury nullification. You're going to have the whole court. jumping up and down, freaking out on you. Right. They try to tell you that you can't do that. You can't do jury nullification. You sure can. Yep. You absolutely can. And the judges aren't judges in any of the state courts, just so you know. They're administrators and revenue-raising people. Whenever they make a judgment that there's no victim in a case or that the state is giving you a traffic ticket or you get a ticket for this, where's the victim? State can't be a victim. So it's an unlawful charge. And they're just doing it for revenue-raising because... Ninety-eight percent of the cases they rule on in Michigan are all money judgments. And these people take eighteen percent of that and put it in their Benny's packet. Oh, nice. So most people don't know that, but it's like, you know, it's like, yeah, when you're, when you're a little bit upset with the way things go, you have a little bit of motivation to, you know, to really dig in and find out how, why, when, and what, what their method is of doing things wrong. So, you know, did you want to talk any more about these? I see David backstage here. So did you want to talk about these articles some more? Is there any other points? Um, No, no, except that I'm just working on the subject list and I'll have a lot of articles underneath. And regionalism is probably one of the more important categories. So I'm slow, but I'm working on it. You're going to be singing the same tune that's going to make David's heart like jump with joy with the regionalism because that's exactly what they're dealing with. in Alberta with seceding the secession resolution from Canada. And honestly, I'm kind of a fan of every state, every province, you know, going and being like their own country. When we look at the beginning of the United States, the colonies were about the size population wise of Michigan. Mm hmm. And so now you look at it, this is absolutely insanity what happened to us. And you cannot manage a system that's that large without it devolving into complete and utter tyranny. And that's what we have. Yeah. Well, his subject on Alberta is very important because it's part of the Pacific Northwest Economic Region. And not too many people are talking about that. So it's a really important. David will probably, I'm going to bring David on a minute and then we're going to take a quick break. Okay. Good morning, David. How you doing? Welcome. Hey, welcome. How are you doing? Good. I thought you would really like to talk with Vicki for a minute because we were talking about regionalism and how they set things up into economic regions. And so it's kind of like countries, states, they kind of have been overlaid with a economic I don't know, mask, for lack of a better word. Yeah, it's a replacement system for nations, states, and borders. And so that's what the problem is with people in Minnesota. They bought into the whole idea of regionalism so that they don't believe in borders. So that's what their problem is there. Yeah, they've gone to Somali leering centers, two point. I don't know. Are they a bunch of pedophiles up there that are leering? Who knows? You know, I don't know. I saw YouTube the other day titled We Have to Defeat the Lizard People. And I'm thinking, you know, there's two species of humans out here. I guess there's a group of Minnesotans I never met before. I've been in Minnesota a lot. I don't recognize any of these people. As lizard people? We're mammals and they're lizards. I don't get it. They're massing in great numbers to protect pedophiles and murderers and rapists and criminals and drug lords. What's going on? It's the inverted reality. Everything in our country has been inverted. So what's good is bad, what's bad is good. Yeah. True story. Well, guess what? I've got a mug, a coffee mug. I got to show you a minute, but we're going to go to a real quick break and then I'll be back on just with David. And we're going to be talking about all things, Alberta seceding from Canada, the military that is going to stand with the people, all kinds of cool stuff that needs to happen. Vicki, thank you so much for being on. I'll see you next Monday. Is there any last words you have before we go to a break? Nope. But I'll be looking for your work, David, because that's a subject that really interests me. So anyway, thank you for having me and have a good day. All right. We're going to go to a quick break and I'll be right back. Good morning and welcome to the second hour of Brandenburg News Network. I am Donna Brandenburg and it is the twenty sixth day of January twenty twenty six and I'm here with David Laskowski. How are you? I'm just terrific. OK, so I got to show you this. So this is, in fact, my favorite. OK, I didn't know that when I brought that topic up. Yeah, you said that. I thought it's hilarious. And the reason why is I actually like this show, The Y Files. And that's Hacklefish. I love Hacklefish. He's funny. I actually have a stuffed Hacklefish around here somewhere that one of my kids gave me because I just think he's so hilarious. And I like to look at everything, even things that most people consider on the fringe. I'll look at anything and then see if there's any merit to it. as far as Tartaria. I haven't looked into Flat Earth that much because I'm not ready for that. And if it's true, fantastic. But there's a lot of things that come out and I don't buy any of it. It's actually the Minnesota protests. I watched one where these guys were in their cars and I'm like, If you're going to hire actors, hire better ones than that, because the whole thing to me seemed very staged. And I don't know if it's the good guys staging it or the bad guys staging it, but it's staged. And I think that we've gone into this propaganda nonsense where people are constantly being like slammed in the head all the time with some stupid new thing that they don't know. They don't even know what the ground they're standing on. Whatever, you know, it may be it may not be but I'm not gonna lose any sleep over anything. You got what you got. And I get it. I mean, there's money to be spent. George Soros has lots of it. We have a coastal first nations already saying they have a veto over our pipeline to the west coast and everybody in Canada knows they do not represent the coastal first nations. They're not tech tech. They're not even funded through Canada. They come from the tides foundation, which is I think funded by George Soros. They're American anti, you know, they're net zero and, uh, green people from the United States. but somehow they have a veto in what we're doing here between Alberta and British Columbia. Everybody knows it, but it doesn't change their opinion. They still say they have a voice. Well, why do they have a voice? Because it suits somebody's agenda. So I kind of forgive people when the actors are good enough until you dig into it and you know they're acting, you have to think about it. But once they're exposed, a lot of people must realize that these people in Minnesota are on an agenda and they're paid to do what they're doing and people know which interest they represent and they still are out there in public opinion supporting it. Those are the ones I worry about. I do too. It's sort of like, like when you hear that go along, get along, it's the only way you can only win in this way. No, that's not the truth ever. And for me, it's because I'm kind of like an on, I don't know, I'm kind of an unmovable person. It's either right or it's wrong. I mean, there are some gray areas of things, but, and I, and I get that, but it's pretty clear to see what's right and what wrong a lot of times. And And I use this analogy a lot. It's sort of like if you made brownies with dog crap in it, it's going to look like brownies. Depending on how much is in the brownies, it may still taste like brownies. You're eating dog crap, okay? So why would you eat the brownies with dog crap instead of demanding that it be cleaned up and clean and healthy? I don't get it. I don't get it. But just so everybody knows, I do not ever intend to eat anything that's been that's been destroyed by something such as that. I think that's a good analogy. Simple concept. I'm a farmer. I shovel horse manure and I've been doing it now for about four weeks straight because we get a staff turnover at the barn and such. It's a great job. Nobody wants to do it, so nobody complains. They're not saying you're not cleaning good enough. They're just like, have a great day. So, well, where would you like to go? I brought your videos. I have your videos up. Okay. And I really liked the first one a lot. The Canadian's Opinion by Gordon St. Clair. Yeah, it's old, and it might have been during the Korean War, might have been during the Vietnam War, I'm not sure, but I remember these videos, and just this morning, I went through all of the agreements that Canada and US has in military, and just as a brief synopsis, as far as Mark Carney saying we're working with China for security, China is not part of NATO. Canada and United States are still part of the North American Aerospace Defense Command called NORAD, which we've been working on since nineteen fifty eight. We're still part of the nineteen forty nine joint industrial mobilization agreement. Which is talking about industrial production plans during emergencies. And we still are under KUSMA. We still have the Canadian-U.S.-Mexico agreement, which includes defense and sharing. We also are cooperating in the military cooperation committee, the joint certification program, the industrial security agreement, and participation in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing. This thought that we can all of a sudden get a new prime minister and now all of a sudden we're working with China a non-NATO member with no security agreements who have proven to have elected a number of MPs in our country and have interfered in our provincial or federal political process. That's just wrong. But for some reason, Canadians are going along with it. And as a Canadian, I find it incumbent upon me to say to the United States, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Don't believe the news that you watch from Canada. A couple of days ago, there was a clip from a senior coming out of, I think it was Ontario, Curling Ring. And she was saying that because they're old, they would go on the front lines to repel an American invasion. Okay, good luck with that. No, that's not real. Yeah, well, it's like, it's like, you know, like I was saying, you know, it's like, it's like, there's so much propaganda out there. I don't believe anything I hear not like zero, I find it amusing. But But we if you're not there, if you don't see their seats, you can't be dogmatic about what's being said, because there's so much propaganda out there. Yeah, it's just crazy. Talking to Vicki about the Northwest or the Eastern cooperation region, I ran federally in an area which contained Fort Francis. And if you know the region there, Fort Francis and International Falls in Minnesota, they're basically one town. The Pizza Hut in International Falls, Minnesota couldn't get a franchise without including the number of the population of people in Fort Francis, Ontario. So they expect, you know, because to have a Pizza Hut franchise, there has to be a certain base of population. They don't just put a Pizza Hut in every small town. So they expect people to go back and forth enough to buy pizzas that that's why they have their Pizza Hut franchise there. So, you know, just as an example, I asked a guy one day, how many times do you go over the border between Canada and the United States? And he says, between five and ten times a day. Really? How can that be? He says, well, there's a paper mill there called at the time it was called stone consolidated and it's on the river in order to get water. And the mill is actually built part in Canada and part in the United States. So he shows up to work in the morning. He goes in the door in Canada, part of the facility of stone consolidated is actually in America. So during the course of his workday, he travels between county United States and multiple times. Oh, that's funny. I know. And to get across between Fort Francis and International Falls, there's a bridge there, which is a toll bridge. So you buy passport passes between the two in a book of ten. So you have to buck each. So you give them ten bucks and you get a pass. So that's how you get between the two countries. But you can walk over there anytime you want. There's a bridge there that goes over the water where they have a little dam and nobody's watching the bridge. I mean, people go between International Falls and Fort Francis daily if they want to. Nobody checks on that. you know, this whole illusion that we're two separate companies and all of a sudden we can switch allegiances to China. It's just really, it's just ridiculous. And I feel really bad. Like I gave you these videos because like it brought a tear to my eye, you know, you know, and then it's good in a way. I learned something from one of our, our Alberta lawyers, they did some research and you know, I did notice my neighbor's kids were born in Oklahoma and he worked in Oklahoma. And apparently, Alberta, back in the nineteen hundreds, the first settlers in Alberta and which are still twenty percent of our population are actually Texans and Oklahoman. So to think we're going to switch allegiances when like, it's like, we are you and you know, like we're so integrated that this is just a bizarre concept that we would make any switch in allegiance at any point in time at all. So I thought back of these videos and I found a couple of them there. Do you want me to play that first one that you said? Yeah, sure. I thought this was really good just because of the fact that it really shows what a kick in the face the United States has been taking for such a long time. Exactly. I have to go take breaks once in a while or YouTube gives me a strike. The United States dollar took another pounding on German, French and British exchanges this morning, hitting the lowest point ever known in West Germany. It has declined there by forty one percent since nineteen seventy one. And this Canadian thinks it's time to speak up for the Americans as the most generous and possibly the least appreciated people in all the world. As long as sixty years ago, when I first started to read newspapers, I read of floods on the Yellow River and the Yangtze. Well, who rushed in with men and money to help? The Americans did, that's who. They have helped control floods on the Nile, the Amazon, the Ganges, and the Niger. Today, the rich bottom land of the Mississippi is underwater, and no foreign land has sent a dollar to help. Germany, Japan, and to a lesser extent Britain and Italy, were lifted out of the debris of war by the Americans who poured in billions of dollars and forgave other billions in debts. None of those countries is to date paying even the interest of its remaining debts to Okay, got to take a break here because if we don't and talk over it, YouTube gives us a strike and we will get more. But I really like this video because the point that's going to be made next is really amazing. I did watch it. It was the Americans who propped it up. And their reward was to be insulted and swindled on the streets of Paris. And I was there. I saw that. When distant cities are hit by an earthquake, it's the United States that hurries in to help. Managua, Nicaragua, is one of the most spring, fifty-nine American communities have been flattened by tornadoes. Nobody has helped. The Marshall Plan, the truant policy of billions upon billions of dollars in the discouraged countries, and now newspapers in those countries are writing about the decadent, warmongering America. What's really amazing is that Americans truly are very, very generous when somebody's in need. We have a guy that's on our show, Mike Bambus, and his dad was ended up being on a video in Walmart is a Walmart reader. And somebody posted his story, and it was really sad. People stepped up to help him because he's lost his wife. He ended up losing health care, insurance, and that sort of thing. And he is having to work at Walmart to just try to make it, and he wasn't. And people stepped up, and they did a GoFundMe, and he is going to be well taken care of the rest of his life, and it couldn't have happened to a better person. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Keep going. Now, I'd like to see just one of those countries that is floating over the ocean of the United States dollar build its own airplane. Come on, now, you. Let's hear it. Does any country in the world have a plane equal a Boeing Jumbo Jet, the Lockheed TriStar, or the Douglas-Tibb? If so, why don't they fly? Why do all international lines except Russia buy American money? Why does no other land on earth even consider putting a man or a woman on the moon? You talk about Japanese technocracy and you get radio. You talk about German technocracy. Do you want me to continue on with this? Does it come, does it come to your mind about Davos and the words of president Trump? You know, it's almost an update. I mean, from my view as a Canadian, Americans have been doing this for a long time, and they're still doing it. Look what happened with Mele in Argentina. I mean, look how they're willing to help the people of Iran when that comes to it. I mean, people in Venezuela, certainly. I mean, this has been a pattern that's going on, and I think it's very unfair for people to say Donald Trump is doing things outrageous that have never been done before, and he's interfering where he shouldn't have been. So I think this is a good history to prove that, no, he's not doing anything different than Americans wanted him to do. Well, the reality is, is that you look at the deportations and people losing their minds. Obama deported more than what President Trump is. And nobody said squat. And that that's it's kind of ridiculous, you know. Yeah. But I digress here. Let's go ahead and finish this up a minute. Yes. Five minutes. Still have to take another break. Yeah. The railways of France and Germany and India were breaking down through age. It was the Americans who rebuilt them. When the Pennsylvania Railroad and the New York Central went broke, nobody loaned them an old caboose. Both up are still broke. I can name you five thousand times when the Americans raced to the help of other people in trouble. Can you name to me even one time when someone else raced to the Americans? That is the point right there. Yeah. We don't see anybody that comes over to help with Hurricane Katrina, the hurricanes that were down in Florida. You don't see anybody that comes to our rescue. They expect us to be like, Mom and Dad paid the bill so we can sit over here and do whatever. I think it's more complex than that because their leaders are so corrupt that even if we do send things to them, it doesn't get to the people like Venezuela. Yeah. I don't think it was outside help even during the San Francisco earthquake. Our neighbors have faced it alone, and I'm one Canadian who is damn tired of hearing them kicked around. They'll come out of this thing with their flag high, and when they do, they're entitled to thumb their noses at the lands that are gloating over their present troubles. I hope Canada is not one of these, but there are many smug, self-righteous Canadians. And finally, the American Red Cross was told at its forty-eighth annual meeting in New Orleans this morning that it was broke. This year's disaster, with the year less than half over, has taken it all and nobody, but nobody has helped. That's a great video. Yeah. No, in all fairness, during the California wildfires, Canada did send a special kind of water bomber that we have that can pick up water at high speed off the surface of the ocean, fly right to the fire and dump it. And I think a lot of the California wildfires were put out by water bombers from Quebec. And then during, during nine one one, when, you know, the flights were all canceled internationally, Gander, Newfoundland, let all the American planes land in Newfoundland and, and people, the residents of Gander put up Americans for a week, I think in private homes and in YMCAs and school basements and, you know, look after them for a while. So every now and again, I think we have the capacity to help out, but. The history hasn't been that way. Yeah. Well, I'm kind of a fan of getting out of the UN as well as all of these international treaties and break things up a little bit, but let's, let's talk about what's going on with, uh, with Kent, with Alberta right now. Yeah. It's nation building time and, uh, man, I don't even know where to start since I talked to you last time. Um, We went through a lot of political drama. Before the present premier that we have, when Jason Kenney was the premier, there was a bill introduced called Citizens Initiative, and that's not foreign to Americans. I think you have a lot of states with Citizens Initiative. but the threshold was a little too high. So, you know, we, we started a petition to have a vote on separating from Canada, becoming independent from Ottawa. And we might've been able to reach the threshold, but I think the signature level was required to be six hundred thousand. Oh man. Don't even get me started on a signatures and the signature gathering, because that is so easy for them to rig. That's a first step in our elections. of the rigging and not allowing people on the ballot. I know it's really crazy. Anyway, we started the process and then we realized that actually the people in Ontario, sorry, people in Alberta that want to have a vote. I mean, either way, there are people who want to have a vote so they can vote no. And that's fair too. So the number of people who want to have a vote in the Conservative Party in Alberta, we probably constitute seventy five percent of the membership of our governing party right now. So we went back to the party and focused efforts there and convinced our party to change the threshold so it was more reasonable. So a lot of drama. I'm shortening the story considerably. So we've had some interference in there. Somebody has started a false petition and they've actually got it certified. So we're actually going to have two votes. I know one vote to stay in and one vote to leave, but both votes have the same question. Do you want to leave or do you want to stay? It's ridiculous. But anyway, like I say, a lot of drama behind the scenes. Nonetheless, we do have a petition ongoing right now and the threshold is a hundred and seventy seven thousand and change and it's over ninety days. So we have until May the second to collect the signatures. and then that will be certified. And then we could have done this our own, I think, just gone ahead with the vote, but the provincial, the way the legislation works federally, provincially, the referendum vote on independence should come from the provincial government. So now the provincial government has passed legislation to enable us to do exactly what we're doing. We've been to the courts, the courts have certified our question as being correct. and Elections Alberta has now given us the green light to go ahead. We have to have certified canvassers. So in order to accept a signature, you have to be registered and certified, and then certain forms of ID have to be presented. And I do have to say, we're making progress on voter fraud in Alberta. Like we have now moved to a position where unless there's something strange going on, they can't use tabulators here in vote. And that's good. Yeah. And, and, and in, I mean, seriously, in order to even sign the petition, you have to have government ID that doesn't show just your photo and just your, your mailing address. It has to show your land location, like your street address or whatever, which is difficult for a lot of us here because we don't have most places. We don't have door to door delivery with the, with our Canada post. So we're being very strict and it's really almost no opportunity for fraud. Like we are going to collect the signatures properly. They will be certified and we probably will have a vote for independence by the end of twenty twenty six. Well, that's amazing. Well, how do you think it's going to shake out? No matter what I say, people are going to be mad at me. I think you're going to make it. I really do. I have this positivity in myself saying that I think people are going to wake up and say, you know, why wouldn't we secede and have control more local? Give me one good reason other than, you know, I don't know. We ask for debates all the time and nobody will debate us. That's what happens when you're on the right track. You're silenced or they will try to push you off to the side or they won't debate you or they won't allow you in debates or to have debates or anything like that. Because once the information comes out, the issue gets settled really quickly. Yeah, yeah. So I recommend it strongly that the leader of the Alberta independence movement should be given as a title to Mark Carney. And maybe Donald Trump, because. you know we we were plugging along and I think we were trying to pre-identify six hundred thousand people and I mean we have over a million people communicating with us on websites whatever but uh you know we were stalled out I think at around two hundred to three hundred thousand people pre-identified that said when the time comes they will sign and then all of a sudden the federal election happened And, you know, this was from our last conversation last time I was on your show. The Conservatives were ahead by thirty five points, going to a strong majority. And all of a sudden the orange man bad syndrome started in Canada and Mark Carney positioned himself as unlike Donald Trump in personality. Like if you can believe it's that strong of a derangement syndrome that regardless of any political stance, Canadians knew they'd have been far better off with the conservative federal government as has been our history, whenever we get socialists in power for a while, they spend us into a hole and then they get tired of it, elect conservatives and we balance the budget. And then it swings back in ten years to now it's free spending socialists again. People knew that and Pierre Poliev, our conservative leader, is not friends with Donald Trump. And the only thing they hold in common is they have common sense. They know you have to pay your bills. They know that they're beholden to the globalist forces. They're both kind of online strategically, but they're not real friends. And somehow Mark Carney and Donald Trump, who everybody knows are friends. These two individuals have known each other for a long time, done business together for a long time. But Mark Carney's personality is a boring banker. And he's not flamboyant. He's a boring banker. I mean, he's not really flamboyant or like the last prime minister we had. So because they won the election, it probably doubled our polling, doubled our response to Alberta independence. Had the Conservatives got elected, we may have had this put off for another ten years. But because, I mean, it's a good news, bad news scenario. I mean, we hate to see the country going down the tubes, especially with this alignment with China. And Donald Trump is exactly right. If we get any further entrenched with Chinese interests, they're going to take over our country. No question about it. But the more these bad federal decisions are made, the stronger the support is for us doing what we should be doing in the first place. So, I mean, every day you wake up, you got a frown on the left side of your face and a smile on the right side. Things are bad, but they're going in a good direction. and every day Mark Carney does something absolutely asinine and every time he does it the lineups to sign the petition like we've had we've had signing events where it's it's below zero outside and it's eleven it's dark outside in the winter time in January and the lineups to get in to sign are two blocks long you know like there's two hundred three hundred people inside having a meeting and there's a thousand people outside waiting and they're not going home until they sign that petition you know, it's good. It's been very, very determined and it's given us a chance to get highly organized as well. So we're setting up permanent signing locations in various businesses, which has been difficult because, I mean, if you're a business and you realize you could be alienating, percent of your customers, it's going to be hard on your businesses. So now businesses have become confident enough that the majority is willing to go this direction. They're saying, fine, I'll attach my business name to the, uh, the signing of the petition for independence and you come in my store and I'm on side. So, you know, yeah it there there are indications that we're over fifty percent um but i think to your point when people suffer some a little bit of pain discomfort or they actually see something that's really bad that's a a much greater motivation than when things are good because when things are good people people typically will kind of go to i'm just going to hang out and and drink my coffee and do what i want to do because things are going good enough i don't really need to pay attention but yeah we need to be paying attention all the time. Yeah. And you do know now Canada's government is now going into a seizure of private firearms. I've heard a lot of things happening in Canada, so I don't know much about that specifically, but why don't you talk to that as well? I've heard of the euthanasia going on there too. And, you know, there's, I think, I think I heard an older, an older person who their family just got to the point where they couldn't take care of them. And against the will of the person, they were put to sleep like an animal would be. And, uh, which is, is very sad. They, they, you know, they, they, It's just sad. Yeah, I think MAID is one of, if it's not the first or the second leading cause of death in Canada, it's medical assistance in dying. Really? Youth in Asia. Yeah, it's one of our highest causes of death and it's expanding rapidly. I don't even know the numbers. Okay, I got to look this up. I don't even know the numbers. It's one or two leading causes of death in the country right now. And like what you just mentioned for elderly people and people with disabilities. Okay, that's one thing. But you do realize the socialists in our country have a bill that whereas they want to extend maid to depressed teenagers. I actually heard that. Let's see. There were sixteen thousand four hundred ninety nine made provision deaths in twenty four. This accounted for five point one percent of all deaths in Canada. This is from rocks. I don't know if this is right or not, but it's the quickest way that I can have a return result. So the other the scandal has come up about this is there's massive organ harvesting happening. that's what i think is all part of the planned parenthood too because we know that they were selling you know human human remains so it stands to reason right it's a it's really really sad you know the whole thing is so much deception you know we have ghost voters we have we have ghost voters we have ghost um students we've got ghost elder people in elder care facilities it's all wrong And we're going to, yeah. So anyhow, yeah. The worst part of the military part of it is one of our veterans got a letter after they got refused multiple times for help because of their injuries while in the armed forces. And they said, well, we can't help you with any more financing, but we can offer you made. So we just recommend that you just die and go away. It's kind of unbelievable, isn't it? It's not funny, but it's like, are you kidding me? If I got a letter like that, I would think it was a joke by somebody who really didn't like me. You know, I would say that's a very mean joke, but it wasn't a joke. They got official notification that we're not going to help you with your finances anymore, but we can offer you a maid. So we'll kill you and we won't charge you too much for it. Yeah. After we harvest your organs and everything else, I guess so. It's a very bad situation. So that's, that's really sad. So where do you want to go from here? Well, you know, I've just described what's happening and if there's a chance anybody in the Trump administration is watching, I just like to make a couple of off the cuff ideas. It's called lateral thinking in my world. I think they're probably watching, so go ahead. Okay, because I think the case has already been made that Alberta can trade in our region with the United States directly. Our constitution and under section ninety-two gives all of the development of natural resources to Alberta, all the property and all the civil rights are given to state or provinces under our constitution. So resource development, it is within the realm of the province. And the only thing we need the federal government for is if we transfer resources between provinces. So if you go from province to province, that falls squarely in federal jurisdiction. But provincially, if we go straight south, that's not a federal thing or not. So we're proceeding on two courses right now. We just had an annual general meeting, and I'll just give a little bit of information on the annual general meeting. Regardless if we have a successful referendum or not, our provincial government has passed the Sovereignty Within Canada Act. So even if we don't have the referendum, a successful referendum, the province is doing everything it can to claw back all of the jurisdiction that the province should have. I made a proposal to start creating our own firearms legislation because our constitution always did give the province complete control over property and civil rights. And the federal government only passed federal gun legislation under a lie that it was really something that needed to be done for safety reasons, which is total bollocks because car crashes are a hundred times more injurious to the public than guns in our country. And nobody argues about the fact that every province has their own vehicle registration system and driver's licensing system. So guns are a very, very minor safety issue in our country. So I put a policy forward that Alberta should create its own safety program, its own licensing system for a person, and then we will decide what guns are banned and allowed to be carried and how they're stored. We'll start our own regime. And that passed. So we had forty five hundred people at our annual general meeting and I got seventy percent approval with a lady named Annette. Annette and I worked on that together and it's passed. So now the ball is in the elected caucus hands and we're looking forward to developing that. So we're developing our rights. We're collecting our rights back. And so is Quebec, by the way. Quebec has actually decided to get rid of the monarchy in total and kick out their lieutenant governor, even out of their province. They're taking great strides to grabbing every bit of sovereignty that they can in their own province. So like in the Castle Law, you've heard of Castle Law? Yeah, because we've had a lot of instances where people defend their life because they've had a home invasion and the homeowner has been charged instead of the home invader. So now we have a castle law. And, you know, honestly, I wouldn't say what our premier said on the stage when she was questioned by the leftist. She said, actually, I'll just tell you this. If you don't want to get shot, don't break into somebody's house in Alberta. I don't know how else you, you know, you come right out and say it. So I'm fairly happy, even if this referendum is not successful, that we have done an awful lot to bring our sovereignty back. And, uh, the, uh, the, the exciting part will happen. If we do have a successful referendum, we will face a number of hurdles. Okay. Hurdles like really big hurdles on taking the next step in our favor. Um, Canada has an agreement with Kosovo under agreement called the Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement. I was really surprised when I researched whether the United States had an agreement with Canada under this. Thirty nine countries in Canada are participating in a foreign investment promotion and protection agreement. So what that means is if another country wants to come in here and make substantial investments in Canada, We will promote their investment in Canada. So, you know, my friend, the prime minister at the time, Stephen Harper, he passed a law in two thousand and twelve, which was then upgraded in twenty twenty, which allowed China, unfortunately, because China has such a big investment, they actually have operating police stations in our country. We do that in the United States, too. We had operating police stations in New York City where the communist mandami is and such. But the invasion is for real. I just don't know how many people have caught up with the reality yet. Yeah. So most of us Canadians on the street are really, really, really upset by this. You should be. We are really upset. My son lived in Vancouver for a while and we don't talk that often, but he called me and he said, That right now, right outside my apartment, there's a line of Chinese soldiers with loaded fully automatic weapons parading up and down the street in front of a building, which his Chinese friend says it is a Chinese police station. So they're like marching on the street with armed weapons. Now, I think they were told to back off and stop carrying fully automatic weapons. It was an intimidation thing. But it scares the heck out of people. Why do we have a foreign country with soldiers with fully automatic weapons on our streets? You don't even have a permit for a parade in that circumstance. So what I'd like to encourage is that United States do two things. The first one is easy. The second one is, like I say, it's lateral thinking on my part. But the first one is, please, you guys enter into a, it's called a TIPA agreement with Canada. Americans have a lot of investments in this country. So I think the very next thing that has to happen, and it makes me cry to think how bad we've dropped the ball on the drug manufacturer in Canada, is I really think, and maybe I'm wrong, but my research shows that we don't have an agreement with the United States on foreign investment promotion and protection. So, yeah, I think immediately Donald Trump has to say we need that agreement and there should be American ICE and DEA people in Canada. Like not on the other side of the border telling Mark Carney to do it, which then gets ignored. Well, I think this is a good point is that people in Alberta are asking for the help, you know, it's concerning. It is. It is. Yeah. And I don't have any deep information on this next thing I'm going to bring up. But I watched a Mexican journalist document what happened with the cartels when Donald Trump got elected. And she outlined that immediately what they did was move their drug labs from Mexico up into southern B.C. and southern Alberta. So apparently in Alberta, we have a fully operating drug lab and the cartels from Mexico have agreement to distribute their drugs and manufacture them with five different organizations, crime or criminal organizations right here. She says she told the federal government in Canada, the RCMP, the police, exactly where the labs were, exactly what they were manufacturing, gave them the names of all of the people doing it. And our country did absolutely nothing. So, I mean, I think it's time for Americans under this agreement, you know, and I know the leftists are going to go crazy when they hear me saying this, you know, inviting American forces right into Canada. But keep in mind, we have thirty nine agreements with other countries to do this. And I don't see the United States on that list. So that's the first thing I would like to suggest. The second thing is and My own polling says people will enjoy it, but we've been asking through the State Department to not become a fifty-first state, and that's never going to happen the way we understand the logistics of how a state gets formed. But we'd like to be a territory, recognize the territory. And like I alluded earlier, we have a lot of people that are originally from Texas and Oklahoma in Alberta. I'd like to know if it's possible for us to have a dual citizenship in our region right now as a territory, a territorial citizenship, because the first thing that'll happen Maybe the second thing, but probably the first thing that will happen after we have an official win on a referendum for independence is they will invalidate our passports. So we need some passport protection. And I've asked people, you know, if I applied as a refugee and said, you know, we've been persecuted in Canada here. I own land in Alberta and a lot of people own land in Saskatchewan and Alberta. If we say, well, what would the scenario be if we were granted, because of our trade, recognition as a trading territory of the United States? We're not going to vote for a judge. We're not going to participate in an election. We can't vote like Puerto Ricans or people in Guam. But how difficult would it be to be granted dual citizenship? I don't think either Canada or the United States forces you to give up your other citizenship. Not considering that most of the people in Congress have got a dual citizenship with Israel. Oh, okay. Okay. You know, I don't know if you know that, but the amount of people in our government that are actually holding office are dual citizens. Now I've got a big problem with that. I really do. But if somebody needs protection, I mean, that's a whole nother story. Yeah, yeah. So I'll probably catch some flack for this, but anyways, this is my first public announcement that I'd like the administration to consider giving. While we're in this transition here, the thought towards entering Alberta to protect America's interest and Canadians' interest, especially with drug trade and investments, and countering China because we have multiple military agreements with the United States that we need to safeguard that our information stays our information. And if we are already trading, regardless of how the referendum goes this time, if we lose this one, we're going to have another one. It's probably not going to stop until we're successful. So it's just on the table. And I'm asking if there's any possible way we could do it. I used to spend a month or two in Florida every year. and i never noticed any cultural differences i mean it would be great to have recognition that we're back and forth so much why not if it's a restricted form of citizenship it's strictly for a passport i know our federal government will use that as a weapon against us Well, you know, we've got so many, all of our borders are like civs right now. They're all of them like civs. And it's definitely something that is going to need to be, should have some discussion on. Yeah, yeah. I don't have any problem with Canadians. I mean, Canadians are the most polite people I've ever met in my life. We try. Yeah. Seriously. We could learn something from, from a lot of the conservative Canadians. You hold doors. That's amazing. You hold doors and absolutely the most polite people I've ever met. Yeah. We do a lot of funny things in Canada become our culture. So we wouldn't mind spreading that, that part of it. All the, all the good things. So what, what else would you like to see the Trump administration do? Well, I think those are pretty big asks right there. I mean, I hope that they're following what we are doing in Alberta now, not just waiting for a referendum. I'm sure they are. I'm sure they're following that. And that, you know, we all know that that I mean, look at look at President Trump wanting to buy Greenland. You know, there's there are so many things going on around the world that maybe we don't have the full story on of what actually is going on. You know, a lot of people develop opinions based on fake news out there pushing stuff, but they're not talking to the real people involved. in what's really going on. They're listening to propaganda pushers. And so I think all of this is absolutely necessary is to talk with people and such. And I really liked when we talked the first time, the ability to trade with the United States instead of having all of your resources pilfered going over to Quebec and the large urban centers. We've got the same problem here. absolutely same problem here. I don't know if you have the same equalization. We have two forms of economic discrimination going on with us. We have transfer system and equalization system. So federal government collects all of our taxes and then under the CHT, the health transfer, they send our own money back to us in order to pay for health care and federal programs. They keep thirty, forty percent of it. So as it is already, when they decide what ratio of our own money to give back to us, the provinces that are doing well like us, we already get less of our own money back than other provinces do, which is just wrong. If we work harder, it shouldn't be used against us, that they're just going to scrape the excess profits off of our hard work and give it to someone else. And then the equalization is a very dystopian program. It's terrible. It's counterproductive. Aaron Gunn did a really good video on New Brunswick and Quebec outlining that both provinces have huge natural gas deposits under their own feet and they have the capacity to make as much money as Alberta but because they're on this net zero virtue signaling thing they don't want to develop what they call you know dirty oil or dirty gas or whatever they want to call it so they've decided not to go to work in the morning like not to develop their resource And they've decided that getting welfare payments from Alberta because we make more money because we're doing the work, they'll take our money that we earned from oil and gas, even though it's an evil thing, before they get to work on their own projects. But what they forget is this. That's the bureaucrats' decision, what they're forgetting in all this. If they developed their own resources, now you'd have jobs. You know, it's not just cash in the dollar of the coffers of the government, right? So... Well, I tell you what, I need to go here for today. And this has been a great interview. I'd like you to come back on maybe next week and talk about some other things too, because I do think that, could you do this again next Monday? Yeah, I can. And the other thing I'd like to know if I am, I'm, this is a complete stupid question and I know I'm not going to get an answer, but I'd like to know what the heck is going on with, with Trump and Paul, Pierre Polyev, our conservative. Don't know. Don't know, but we can look into that. Yeah, yeah. Okay, thank you for the time. Let's say a prayer and then we're going to go on to our day. Dear Heavenly Father, thank you so much for David and all that he's doing up there. And I ask your blessings on the people of Alberta and help in all things and your wisdom, guidance, and direction in all things. And we love you so much. In Jesus' name, we pray. Amen. All right, boys and girls, here's our part of the show. Go to ding, ding, ding, ding, BrandonBurkeGovernor.com because I'm the best non-conceder who's ever not conceded in the history of the United States of America. And I'd like to have a discussion with the rightful president of the United States, President Donald A. Trump, about it, wearing cowl wood boots that weren't better because they wear them every day. And then we'll just solve stuff. It'll be fantastic. You guys have a great day today. Thanks for coming on, David. God bless you all. God bless all those whom you love and God bless America. Have a great day. And I probably won't be on the rest of the week because I've got to do some testifying in a very important election crime trial. So we'll see you guys later. Thanks, David. Bye. Bye.