Bill C-15 is exactly what it says it is a UN Charter - Final Steps to UN Agenda/21/30 Sustainable Development and depopulation Program of Genocide world wide!!
Bill C-15 to adopt UNDRIP is useless, dangerous, and divisive
“Bill C-15: Useless, dangerous, and divisive.”
Bill C-15 proposes to adopt the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. According to the Government, the purpose of this Bill is to affirm the Declaration as a universal international human rights instrument with application in Canadian law and provide a framework for the Government of Canada to put the Declaration in place. Once passed by Parliament, this legislation would require the Government of Canada to “to take all measures necessary to ensure that the laws of Canada are consistent with the Declaration.”
UNDRIP essentially provides that Indigenous people, among other things, own the land and resources, have the right to self-government and to their own distinct political, legal, economic, social and cultural institutions and educational systems, and that the federal government shall foot the bill. The declaration provides in part:
Indigenous peoples have the right to the lands, territories and resources which they have traditionally owned, occupied or otherwise used or acquired…to own, use, develop and control … to redress…restitution…compensation…to have access to financial and technical assistance…to autonomy or self-government…as well as ways and means for financing their autonomous functions…to establish and control their educational systems…States shall take effective measures [to provide for all of the above].
Here are several grounds as to why the adoption of UNDRIP is dangerous.
1. Aboriginal law applies different rules to different people based on race, lineage, and culture. That’s a problem that Bill C-15 makes this worse.
Constitutional Conventions support the principle of equality before and under Natural law – namely that each individua Sovereign must be treated equally under the Natural law regardless of race, gender, colour, ethnicity, religion, disability, or other characteristics, without privilege, discrimination or bias. The idea that “Justice is blind” is a longstanding and hard-won principle in Admiral. Maritime, Civil , common law, and then there is their VETO Roman Law. UNDRIP and C-15 are based upon the opposite premise – that there are different rules.
Who is indigenous people- this is very deceiving - It it a selected group of individuals who will be given authority as some of panel of decision making for the best interest of the Canada Inc- I believe so, it will be a total directorship as usual. THE UN is a top-down organization that has its UN Agenda 21/30. This must be .
2. The existing “duty to consult” is paternalistic, incomprehensible, and unpredictable. Bill C-15 threatens to make this situation worse. Bill C-15 and UNDRIP represent an existential threat to Canada’s resource industry.
The duty to consult individual sovereigns or tribes/local villages or communities has become a threat to the economy. What does the Canada Inc de-facto government have to do, exactly, to satisfy the duty to consult? The term is undefined and unclear. Their courts seem unable to set out any parameters or guidelines, except after the fact.
3. Indigenous persons are not permitted to own Aboriginal property. Neither Bill C-15 nor UNDRIP will change that.
These documents treat the concept of Aboriginal land rights as collective rights over which individual Aboriginal people have no say, control, or personal interest.
Constitutional Conventions support the principle of equality before and under Natural law – namely that each individua Sovereign must be treated equally under the Natural law regardless of race, gender, colour, ethnicity, religion, disability, or other characteristics, without privilege, discrimination or bias. The idea that “Justice is blind” is a longstanding and hard-won principle in Admiral. Maritime, Civil , common law, and then there is their VETO Roman Law. UNDRIP and C-15 are based upon the opposite premise – that there are different rules.
Who is indigenous people- this is very deceiving - It it a selected group of individuals who will be given authority as some of panel of decision making for the best interest of the Canada Inc- I believe so, it will be a total directorship as usual. THE UN is a top down organization that has its UN Agenda 21/30. This must be .
2. The existing “duty to consult” is paternalistic, incomprehensible, and unpredictable. Bill C-15 threatens to make this situation worse. Bill C-15 and UNDRIP represent an existential threat to Canada’s resource industry.
The duty to consult individual sovereigns or tribes/local villages or communities has become a threat to the economy. What does Canada Inc de-facto government have to do, exactly, to satisfy the duty to consult? The term is undefined and unclear. Their courts seem unable to set out any parameters or guidelines, except after the fact.
3. Indigenous persons are not permitted to own Aboriginal property. Neither Bill C-15 nor UNDRIP will change that.
These documents treat the concept of Aboriginal land rights as collective rights over which individual Aboriginal people have no say, control, or personal interest.
Normally, individual property owners can accumulate equity in the property, care for and improve it to enhance its value, utilize it as collateral to secure loans at attractive interest rates, and sell it to the highest bidder in the open market. The system of landholding on reserves remains an anachronistic obstacle to the prosperity of individual Sovereigns who live on them.
4. Bill C-15 will not reduce Sovereigns' dependency on the federal government.
Genuine self-government requires genuine self-sufficiency. Self-sufficient means self-funded. If Sovereign communities are dependent, they cannot be independent. “Self-government” is a fiction under C-15 bill. This Bill C-15 is nothing more than a unlawful land grab in disguise!
5. UNDRIP prescribes vast and broad collective land rights for Aboriginal people but no property rights for anyone else. Bill C-15 threatens to divide rather than offer Sovereigns any future..
The BNA Act - which they renamed to the Canadian Constitution Act does not protect individual property rights. UNDRIP, on the other hand, provides that Aboriginal people “have the right [to own, use, develop and control] … the lands, territories and resources which they have traditionally owned, occupied or otherwise used or acquired.” Non-Aboriginal Canadians will rightfully wonder if the government may expropriate their land in the name of complying with UNDRIP’s directives and Bill C-15’s requirements.
6. Bill C-15 effectively grants UNDRIP quasi-constitutional status. It will become a standard to which the pre existing unlawful laws of Canada Inc are to conform.
On its own, UNDRIP is nothing more than a resolution of the UN General Assembly or UN Agenda 21/30 Depopulation Program well in works.
The same hand-full of selected individuals who created Universal Law and International Law are they placing both these fiction laws into one basket called UNDRIP. I think so!
Yet Bill C-15 will give UNDRIP quasi-constitutional status in Canada Inc by requiring the de-facto federal government to make the laws of Canada consistent with it. In effect, while Bill C-15 is in force, the laws of Canada will be expected to conform to the declaration of the UN, an international body not accountable to the Sovereign men and woman living on the land mass know as Canada.
7. The intended consequences of Bill 41 in British Columbia foretell what Bill C-15 might mean for Sovereigns across the corporation of Canada!.
Although it is couched in the language of self-determination and self-government, its proponents mean to render the all the independent Nations unrecognizable. In the Corporation of British Columbia, Bill 41: Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, was passed in November 2019. One month before, the 17th Aboriginal Law Conference, sponsored by BC Continuing Legal Education, laid bare the agenda. Bill 41 was explained as a means to move away from the Westminster model of governance.
This would be a win to all Sovereigns, removing parliamentary Democracy, and democracy would be the greatest step forward for every Sovereign but this is not what Bill C- 15 or UNDRIP are:
At the conference, one of the contributors to UNDRIP had this to say of Bill 41:
“We’re not talking small changes; we’re talking big changes, and I don’t know if the BC government recognizes that, but we sure do”;
“The government gave us money, but it’s not enough money”;
“Compensation for sacred sites, for lands taken, for relocation…it’s going to be overwhelming at the number of compensation claims that there will be and so I’m hoping that the Province is ready for that”; and
“Life [in British Columbia] can and will change”.
“Bill C-15 has been heralded as the means to build a better future for Sovereign and removing the Corporation of Canada, and an important step towards a future for al Sovereigns who have been harmed by the Globalists - This is a fiscal “Instead, Bill C-15 and UNDRIP itself are based upon mistakes and myths. They will be an obstacle to the prosperity of sovereign men, women, and children. Bill C-15 is useless, dangerous, and divisive.”
“All sovereign , regardless of heritage and descent, must be treated equally under Natural law,” .
Constitutional Conventions would like you to reflect on the consequences of a declaration dedicated to wreaking havoc on the economy and Natural Law l before recommending that Bill C-15 be unleashed on the country.
Is Time for Sovereigns to comprehend the ramifications of what the de-facto Canada government and their Private Membership corporations WEF, United Nations are playing out a world genocide plan and UNDRIP is just another cursor their plan.!
6. Bill C-15 effectively grants UNDRIP quasi-constitutional status. It will become a standard to which the pre existing unlawful laws of Canada Inc are to conform.
On its own, UNDRIP is nothing more than a resolution of the UN General Assembly or UN Agenda 21/30 Depopulation Program well in works.
The same hand-full of selected individuals who created Universal Law and International Law are they placing both these fiction laws into one basket called UNDRIP. I think so!
Yet Bill C-15 will give UNDRIP quasi-constitutional status in Canada Inc by requiring the de-facto federal government to make the laws of Canada consistent with it. In effect, while Bill C-15 is in force, the laws of Canada will be expected to conform to the declaration of the UN, an international body not accountable to the Sovereign men and woman living on the land mass know as Canada.
7. The intended consequences of Bill 41 in British Columbia foretell what Bill C-15 might mean for Sovereigns across the corporation of Canada!.
Although it is couched in the language of self-determination and self-government, its proponents mean to render the all the independent Nations unrecognizable. In the Corporation of British Columbia, Bill 41: Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, was passed in November 2019. One month before, the 17th Aboriginal Law Conference, sponsored by BC Continuing Legal Education, laid bare the agenda. Bill 41 was explained as a means to move away from the Westminster model of governance.
This would be a win to all Sovereigns, removing parliamentary Democracy, and democracy would be the greatest step forward for every Sovereign but this is not what Bill C- 15 or UNDRIP are:
At the conference, one of the contributors to UNDRIP had this to say of Bill 41:
“We’re not talking small changes; we’re talking big changes, and I don’t know if the BC government recognizes that, but we sure do”;
“The government gave us money, but it’s not enough money”;
“Compensation for sacred sites, for lands taken, for relocation…it’s going to be overwhelming at the number of compensation claims that there will be and so I’m hoping that the Province is ready for that”; and
“Life [in British Columbia] can and will change”.
“Bill C-15 has been heralded as the means to build a better future for Sovereign and removing the Corporation of Canada, and an important step towards a future for al Sovereigns who have been harmed by the Globalists - This is a fiscal “Instead, Bill C-15 and UNDRIP itself are based upon mistakes and myths. They will be an obstacle to the prosperity of sovereign men, women, and children. Bill C-15 is useless, dangerous, and divisive.”
“All sovereign , regardless of heritage and descent, must be treated equally under Natural law,” .
Constitutional Conventions would like you to reflect on the consequences of a declaration dedicated to wreaking havoc on the economy and Natural Law l before recommending that Bill C-15 be unleashed on the country.
Is Time for Sovereigns to comprehend the ramifications of what the de-facto Canada government and their Private Membership corporations WEF, United Nations are playing out a world genocide plan and UNDRIP is just another cursor to their plan.!
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