25 Replies to “I didn’t say what you clearly heard me say”

  1. “I am the Minister responsible for the implementation of the United Nations Declaration Act (UNDA) into federal laws and policies. Last week I met with First Nations leaders to discuss its implementation as part of a session of the AFN-SCA that was focused exclusively on the UNDA.”

    The guy doesn’t even mention Canada. Makes it sound like the United Nations is talking to the First Nations.

    1. Yes. At least we (I’m including the US here) have idiot leftist leaders too stupid to hide the truth anymore. The UN says you’ll be slaves. Them and what army?

      Means of production?

      No. Means of government. Focus your effort.

    2. I don’t remember voting on a UN controlled country.. What will they do if we don’t comply .. send in a few hundred rapists and pedos from Ogga Booga?.. We have to stop this somehow before it goes too far down the road.

    3. I think this is acknowledgment that Trudeau has surrendered Canadian sovereignty to the United Nations.

  2. There is no other path to take. You see it, I see it. Ottawa is bent upon stealing everything the west has, and wants compliance as they do it. Your tax dollars, your resources, your work ethic, your spirituality, your freedom, your guns, right to property ownership, freedom of movement and much much more. They are not like us, and could care less if we object, they will move incrementally and sometimes in large steps until you’re slaves in your own land. WEXIT is not a fanciful idea. it is the only way forward, or everything you once thought was, being a Canadian, will be gone.

    1. We tried that with the covid blankets.. It backfired.. Look where we sit today.

  3. A fake country of a post nation state with fake elected officials representing us.

    We are all just wards of the UN one state government.

  4. Hasn’t the Canadian federal and provincial governments and worst of all, the SCCOC made a royal mess of Indian affairs let alone feeling the need to sign on to the additional regulatory quagmire of the UN, an organization we should not even be involved with? I’m sure the Indian Chiefs love it as do the other parasitic bureaucrats that thrive within the Indian industry.

  5. How is it that the UN freeloading scum rules this country.
    Does anybody here remember voting for the low life megalomaniacs?
    How can the citizens of this country shut it down?
    Heh…..
    They will vote for it again and again after the idiot drama queen’s performance.
    Don’t think you can fix stuck on stupid.

  6. When AB/Sask. separate from the dying embers of Old Canada it should be in the first week that someone in the new tiny govt’t needs to declare that AB/Sask. will NOT be joining nor contributing to the United Nations.

  7. The only party leader who has committed to get Canada out of almost all it’s commitments to the UN is:

    Max Bernier.

    Poilievre is missing in action, as usual.

      1. You think Polievre got himself elected? It’s a uniparty system and even their own leader elections are fixed. Max is an outsider.

  8. I guess the Liberals forgot that whole constitution thing. It can happen to any corrupt dictatorship.

    1. What constitution? COVID proved that it doesn’t exist as long as there’s libtard judges on the supreme court. All it will take is some kind of challenge and boom the supreme court will just rule that it doesn’t apply to this or that.

  9. It’s true. Lametti did not commit to it, but committed only to LOOK at it.

    What he should have said is “The Canadian constitution gives provinces jurisdiction over natural resources, and realistically that won’t change.”

    That would have been the honest reply.

    1. You are correct. That’s all he needed to say. He didn’t. I think he was being patronizing to the chiefs, like a parent when a kid says they want a toy at the store. “I’ll think about it.”

  10. UNDRIP conflicts with the Canadian constitution and cannot be implemented without a constitutional amendment.

    1. UNDRIP has been implemented in BC whether we like it or not. All resource development must have first nation’s approval. Surprising exactly no one, it turns out that a big enough bribe equals approval.

  11. No one forced them to agree to UNDRIP. Harper rejected it specifically because it undermined some existing Canadian pieces of legislation.

  12. When the carbon tax was introduced,it was the first step to taking back the resources from the west. It takes the revenue from said resources and gives it to Ottawa. Prove me wrong.

  13. Am I the ONLY person who has noticed that Lametti has a raging case of gaymouth?

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