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This presentation discusses practical ways Canadians can reclaim their rights, their freedoms, and their country. In particular, their right to property, their economic freedom, and the national economic sovereignty of their country. Part one explores the reasons behind the fact there are no property rights in the Canadian Charter of Rights & Freedoms, and what that means once we learn who we are in Canada’s legal system. Part two begins by looking at the veracity of the common belief that income tax is as certain as death. From there it continues with a discussion on the real reason for income tax and what can be accomplished with a bit of political will. Part three explores the truth behind whether Canadians live in just a democratic society, or something more, and what does the reality of our social structure mean when consideration is given to the supremacy of human rights and freedoms.
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