In a passionate speech delivered at a People’s Party of Canada rally in London, Ontario Pastor Henry Hildebrandt, who continued church services in defiance of Ontario’s lockdowns, explains the reasons for his civil disobedience.
Kristen Nagle a Canadian neonatal intensive care nurse who was fired by the London Health Science Centre for speaking at an anti-lockdown rally in Washington, D.C. on January 6th, 2021 has joined the ranks of the Peoples Party of Canada.
In this Just Right Media exclusive, she speaks to a PPC election rally in London, Ontario about her fight against the draconian measures governments have inflicted on the public and the fact that more doctors and nurses are prevented from speaking out under threats from their respective colleges.
Speaking truth to power takes courage. And that courage was in full display at the People’s Party of Canada’s (PPC) ‘Ice Cream Rally’ held in Basil Grover Park in London Ontario where those speaking out against the pandemic of fascism included the London-area PPC candidates Kyle Free, Marc Emery, and Mike McMullen.
At the same August 31 event, also speaking out against tyranny were University of Western Ontario student Hannah Salamon-Vegh, Church of God Pastor Henry Hildebrandt, and Kristen Nagle, the registered nurse who was fired for objecting to the ‘Covid vaccination’ for children. It should not be surprising that these people of principle should be found in the PPC camp.
As Canada’s only federal party on the Right (where freedom is to be found), the PPC is the only party opposing the Covid lockdowns, censorship, mask mandates, and above all, forced ‘vaccinations.’ These are fascist policies so evil to their core that it boggles the imagination that Liberals, Conservatives, New Democrats, and Greens are in full support of them. Together, these parties have established a tyranny unlike anything ever experienced in Canadian history.
When our interview last week with New Brunswick PPC candidate Jack Minor was removed from our YouTube channel, Just Right Media was also served with a notice (and penalty) informing us that we had violated the platform’s ‘Community Guidelines.’ Those guidelines explicitly prohibit any discussion opposing any fascist narratives about ‘Covid-19 vaccinations’ being spouted by the World Health Organization. Continue reading »
Persistent political superstitions shared by a majority of voters have long been a major obstacle to the establishment of any real choice at the election polls. Among them: a fear of ‘splitting the vote,’ ‘voting for the lesser of’ a given number of evils, ‘the wasted vote,’ ‘voting against instead of for,’ and others.
Referred to as variants of ‘strategic voting’ it may be better to label these voting fallacies as ‘strategic vote wasting’ because that is the ‘invariable’ result of ‘strategically’ voting. Worse, there is only one political direction towards which ‘strategic voting’ leads: Leftward.
It is possible that more Canadians are now awakening to this reality. Thanks to the tyrannical ‘Covid’ policies of all the political parties in Canada’s parliament, more Canadians are seeing Red and turning Purple – the official colour of the People’s Party of Canada (PPC).
To illustrate why this may be so, we are pleased to feature highlights of our discussions with PCC leader Maxime Bernier and New Brunswick PPC candidates Wayne Wheeler, Nicholas Pereira, and Jack Minor. Continue reading »
Taken down from YouTube for talking about the truth we present here on Rumble Robert Vaughan of Just Right Media in an open and frank discussion with People’s Party of Canada candidate for Beauséjour, Jack Minor.
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Nicholas Pereira is the People’s Party of Canada candidate in the riding of St. John-Rothesay in New Brunswick. Robert Vaughan of Just Right Media asks Mr. Pereira about his reasons for running for the PPC.
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Robert Vaughan asks Fundy Royal candidate Wayne Wheeler why he felt the need to run for Parliament and for the People’s Party of Canada.
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