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Wednesday, 25 January 2023

WHAT THE RUSH TO CRAM UNDRIP ! YOU MAY WANT TO KNOW?

WHAT THE RUSH TO CRAM UNDRIP ! YOU MAY WANT TO KNOW?

This is also being crambid in to all the Provinces ?

Federal UNDRIP Bill C-15 is an attack on Indigenous sovereignty and self-determination: Opinion

On Dec. 3 2020 , the Acting CEO for the Corporation of Canada Justin Trudeau, in its trademark style of symbolism over substance on Indigenous policy, and after only six weeks of selective behind the scenes “engagement” with National Indigenous organizations, the provinces and industry, introduced Bill C-15, the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) Act, into Canada Private Membership Parliament.

As usual this Private membership of Parliament are not clear in their intentions in this Private membership Contract they call Bill C-15 - UNDRIP.

Left out of this process, as they always are, were Sovereign rights holders—the actual Sovereigns in the territorial lands who are the Land Title holders. 

They use fiction such as this statement : The Indigenous Peoples from across the country. They are deceiving people as Canada is Not a Country. They are presenting fiction and committing fraud!

Sovereigns were not consulted or even shown a draft before the Bill was tabled and now the CEO from Canada Inc Trudeau and his crew intestinally planned to rush a contract called Bill C-15 though their House of Commons in breakneck speed to hide , deceive their real intentions of this fraudulent scam. 

The Sovereigns have also applied numerous letters to the previous and current CEO of Canada Inc. and their collaborators to decease any all illegal and unlawful business practices on Sovereigns land. The theft of resources and their gang of enforces have inflicted serious injuries on millions of Sovereigns. 

How do I get this openly illegal business shut down! Is there any remedy?

To rush a contract thorough without fully digesting it , and comprehending the ramifications is very dangerous 

On Dec. 3, the Trudeau government, in its trademark style of symbolism over substance on Indigenous policy, and after only six weeks of selective behind the scenes “engagement” with National Indigenous organizations, the provinces and industry, introduced Bill C-15, the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) Act, into Parliament.

Left out of this process, as they always are, were Indigenous rights holders—the actual Indigenous Peoples from across the country.

They were not consulted or even shown a draft before the Bill was tabled and now the Trudeau government is planning to rush Bill C-15 though the House of Commons in breakneck speed when it resumes in January 2021.

There is good reason for the unlawful de-facto Canada government’s haste to cram this through . They do not want to give the Sovereigns—apart from the small crew of federally funded AFN leaders—time to look at this profoundly flawed Bill in detail.

Because once you look past the flowery words of the preamble, Bill C-15 is not only full of empty promises, it actually delivers the opposite of what the government and its team of salespersons are promising.

This is the conclusion of a group of experts from several Sovereign Activists Networks, including Constitutional Conventions experts including Dallas Hills and other to mention Ron Vaillant with international experience, who analyzed Bill C-15, and confirmed the following: (https://constitutionalconventions.ca/_

The preamble of Bill C-15 is meant to confuse and mislead Sovereigns and Nations.

The unlawful de-facto government waxes poetic about how the “rights and principles affirmed in the Declaration constitute the minimum standards for the survival, dignity and well-being of Indigenous peoples of the world, and must be implemented in Canada.”


Still there is and continues to be no definition of who and what Indigenous is! Why has this not been addressed. This being ignored leaves allot of suspicion to intentional coverup! This entire Bill C - 15 (UNDRIP) can't pass first reading because of the one word "Indigenous" 

But this preamble is in fact not legally binding so courts will focus on the main deeply flawed sections one to seven;

 Bill C-15 will be used by the de-facto government of Canada to reinforce the status quo because the Bill makes it clear that existing national laws—many of which violate Sovereign rights—will prevail over UNDRIP;




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