Shaun Newman Podcast - #407 - Tajana

Episode Date: March 31, 2023

Citizen journalist who has over 419 million views through her tik tok handle TruthSeeker 01011. She is originally from Yugoslavia, lived in a refugee camp & digs into WEF/Secret Societies/Great Reset. Substack: https://open.substack.com/pub/shaunnewmanpodcast Let me know what you thinkText me 587-217-8500

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TikTok. She's had over 419 million views. I'm talking about Tiana. So buckle up. Here we go. This is Tiana, Truth Seeker 010111, and you're listening to the Sean Newman podcast. Welcome to the Sean Newman podcast today. I'm joined by Tiana. So thank you, ma'am, for hopping on. Thank you so much for having me. It's an honor. You know, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I'm truckle about this because you came to Emmington. You were in the audience for the S&P Presents Legacy Media. And I was walking through the crowd. And I can't remember the guy who came up. Might have been Mike, Mike, Myshack. Anyways, he's like, hey, the TikTok girl's here. And I'm like, what are you talking about?

And he's like, the TikTok girl. I'm like, I still have no idea what you're talking about. He's like, you know, so he pulls up one of your videos. And I'm like, she isn't here. He's like, yeah, she said and then anyways we find you and I'm like oh and I'm like I met you and everything and I didn't even piece it together how sad is that um you know I I I just it completely went over my head that shows where Sean's brain was at a week ago honestly no worries I had a blast at the meeting the night before um and the the presentation that you guys had on Saturday was absolutely amazing I had a blast and learned a lot and met a bunch of great people so definitely good job at putting that together. That was amazing. Well, I appreciate that. And to the listener,

she's turned into Tom Korski for me. And Tiana, I don't expect you to know who that is, but he does everything by phone interview. And I always chuckle about it. But where you're situated in internet and all that good stuff, we're doing this not face to face, but over the phone. So I hope we enjoy the next little bit here. That all being said, I was hoping you could give a little bit of your background. I mean, I know, just a brief search. on TikTok of your handle and everything else. You've been banned a few times, all that stuff. You've been viewed a crazy amount of times.

But I was curious about maybe some of your backstory and I don't know, we'll see where we get to. Yeah, absolutely. So I was born in former Yugoslavia, which is now five different countries. I was specifically born in Bosnia, but I'm half Serbian. And the war in former Yugoslavia started when I was four and a half.

We left or well fled when I was five. We managed to basically flee into Switzerland. We lived in a refugee camp or actually a few refugee camps in Switzerland. They kind of move you around and shuffle everybody around depending on availability room and all of that stuff for five years. And then the Swiss government gave us a letter basically stating that the war was officially over and we need to go back. However, the situation in Bosnia still was not stable. I mean, the war was officially over, but the economy was completely ravaged.

Our home was bombed, so we didn't really have anywhere to go. So my parents decided to apply to Australia, United States, Canada, and New Zealand. and Canada actually accepted us first, and it was our first choice. And that was 26 years ago. So when I came to Canada, my parents are like, you know, this is our new home now. We will assimilate and try and make Canada our new home, even though, like, I wasn't born here or anything like that. So I kind of took that to heart and decided, you know, what, I would be as Canadian as possible. and I know a lot of people on TikTok make fun of my Canadian accent, which I'm pretty proud of.

So I'm like, I think I've assimilated pretty well. That's funny that they make fun of your accent. Of course they do. Yeah. When you talk about Bosnia, I've had different military men come on that served over in either Croatia or Bosnia. Can you maybe paint a picture for myself and the listener on? what exactly happened in Yugoslavia to push it to, you know, civil war breaking up into five countries, you know, like just, I don't know, I can't even imagine. Yeah, so Yugoslavia is made up of five different countries or what used to be provinces at the time under one country called Yugoslavia. and the political and geopolitical history goes back quite a bit because we were under the Turkish rule, then Austrian rule and so forth and so forth.

And then we joined together as one nation and included Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, and Macedonia. And so we're very similar in the sense of our culture. even some of our languages are exactly the same except Slovenians are a little bit different. Croatians have a little bit of a different dialect, but Serbian and Bosnians are fairly similar in their languages. And then inflation happened. It was basically through the roof.

There was a little bit of talks that everybody wanted to separate because of economic needs. It's almost mirroring what's happening now, the West, including Western Europe. And basically, everybody was trying to keep the peace, but there were also instigator groups that wanted to separate and take certain pieces of Bosnia back to where it was prior to becoming Yugoslavia. And, I mean, there was a lot more political involvement and a lot more history into this.

But closer to the war, it started to. really ramp up for about three years prior to it completely, I guess, blowing up and the lid being blown off the situation. But the last six months before the war really started, people started to be politically very polarized and separated and nobody wanted to sit down and talk things out. Emotions were very high. and then almost in three days and overnight, we heard that the borders were closing. And the minute the borders closed, all flights were being canceled. Diplomats and embassies were being told to close off and send everybody back to their original countries. And it was almost overnight that the bombings and the shootings started.

Like we heard bullets and we saw planes prior to that war planes flying flying. up above for a few months, but everybody thought the situation would calm itself and kind of, I guess, balance itself out. And then it definitely did not go that way. The war started full-blown and then lasted almost five, six years. I'm curious, how old were you when this was kicking off? I was four and a half when it was kicking off and it's really weird because I have no memory prior to that but I have memories that still linger the minute I started to realize

that my parents were stressed, my grandparents were stressed everybody where we would be going to was talking about the war and you could really feel I don't know, I guess, some sort of change in the environment of fear and anxiety amongst people. So I was four and a half until five when we got out of Switzerland while the war was going on. I assume then, and I hate to assume things. But you must have talked to your parents, because there's things you say through there where they're closing off borders and they're doing things like this and that and you're like, oh.

some of that like you know kind of brings a little bit of a chill to me because obviously we've went through nothing that like what you're talking about but there is some similarities when you were talking to your parents you know as you get older about those times do they put like their finger on this is what you have to watch out for or could they identify you know like everybody can kind of feel like it's kind of getting strange here and i'm talking um whether we're talking in Canada or even back to Yugoslavia. I'm sure as it got closer and closer, you mentioned, you know,

it ramps up for three years, but the last six months, when you talk to your parents about that, was there anything they went like, this is what set it off or this is what started to happen? Yeah, I've actually talked to them a lot throughout the years. And then I also did my own research into the geopolitical history from, I guess, different points of views of, I guess, Croats, Serbs and Bosnians,

just to kind of get the entire. picture. And it seems like there were, I wouldn't say one thing that would have pointed to it blowing over, but there were definitely multiple avenues in which things kind of started to flow into the pot, I guess, to overflow the situation. And that's where things kind of escalated. And then the full-blown war started. I think the last draw was the inflation. I remember my parents telling me and this is I was much older when they told me this but um at one point they would have a bag of cash and it would only get you a loaf of bread that's how bad the inflation got it was almost a venezuela um style situation where one dollar wouldn't even get you anything it was

not even worth a penny at that time man that's uh you know you just i i don't know yeah when when you look around then and you look at Canada. I say this often that I think if I'm real realistic to myself, I just go, yeah, but that won't happen here. You know, like, we're too spread out of a country. We're not, you know, and I tell all myself these probably false securities that this can't get that bad here. You, you know, you've lived, I don't know, something that very, very small proportions of the population have ever gone through. Do you see it the same way, you know, coming across here? Or are you like, you have no idea how close we are? I can see it here as well. I don't know if it would be a full

blown out war across North America because there's never been a world war in North America. That's the only thing that I keep telling myself. However, the polarization that has been pushed in the media in the last, I would say, probably eight years, is definitely not helping the situation. Silencing opposition voices, whether it is even the slightest bit of negativity towards the Liberal Party or the Democrat Party in the United States. Silencing those voices is not healthy because what you're doing is you're going to start harboring a lot of resentment in a certain group of people. and that's not how democracy works. That is exactly what they did in Yugoslavia to basically kind of mull everything over.

I understand that there were geopolitical reasons why everybody wanted to split up and I think they could have talked about it and it could have been split on paper and things could have been done very diplomatically. However, no one wanted to really sit down and talk to each other. There was just so much animosity.

between both sides. And I'm seeing the exact same thing being reflected now in North America and in Canada. And the worst part now is we're not even playing with local levels of politics. We are playing with local level politics, shadow governments and world powers who are trying to basically take what they want. And they're also fighting for first positions. So this is reflecting on a tiny bit of scale of what happened in Yugoslavia, but on a much, much more dangerous and I'd say bigger platform than I think the world has ever even seen before in recent history. Well, you know, for people who maybe don't follow your TikTok videos, essentially you've been breaking down some things that have been. very concerning to you. Maybe you could give them a little bit of a background on kind of your thought process on on the TikTok. And because I mean at the end of the day, what you're talking

about, I certainly understand bits and pieces, maybe more than I care to admit. But I think for the listener, maybe a little bit of background, Tana, on your, even your TikTok and your thought process of going through there and some of the things you've began to uncover. That's a very broad question. But I think. think it would help fill in some holes. Well, I've been researching and I've been investigative journalists, but in the background for 15 years. I will deep dive and research almost every aspect of the world and the political world and kind of what goes on behind the scenes and behind the curtains of policies and how policies shape our society, how the media then uses these policies to shape our behavior.

and I have gone pretty, pretty deep into the shadow government world of all of these conglomerates that do write our policies, that do shape how our society works, how our governments work, and so forth. And I have done a series on that on my TikToks. And then I also do local government policy exposure, such as the UN infiltration of land grabs, the sustainable cities, the 15-minute cities and what they actually mean. And then what I also do is I chase all these NGO, these non-government organizations that are basically a branch of the UN, a branch of the World Economic Forum, that they're not really aware of what they're doing and how they're trying to infiltrate our local mayors and counselors and provincial governments.

And so I expose them on a daily basis because we'll have one group shut down and then another group just pop up. And so it is almost a cat and mouse game in that sense of the way. And then I'm also very familiar with the world powers that are basically playing a giant chess game now of who will end up being the New World Order top dog, I guess, when this entire shift that we're currently going through right now happens. And so the shift that we're going through really cannot be stopped. And one side is calling it the Great Reset and the other side is trying to basically take away that reset and make themselves a powerhouse. And unfortunately, it's us regular people, no matter in which country we are in, that are going to have to take the brunt of these changes.

And what I'm trying to do is basically empower people with that knowledge so that we're not the once constantly kind of, I guess, being craft on by these world governments and these NGO groups. And right now it is such a mess because the NGOs, the UNs, the WHOs, they are so spread thin with all of their sinister plans that they don't even know really what is happening. And right now, the only thing that we have as people, the power to do is to locally, really get involved with our governments to try and minimize the damages that they are trying to inflict on us. And that was, that was a lot.

Okay, let's see you here. I'm so sorry. Don't, don't apologize. You know, it's funny, when you get all the way down to the bottom, you say, get involved in local government. How about, I guess, is that the best recourse of action people have then is to get involved locally? Yeah. Like right now, I've been trying, I mean, I've been trying to wake people up for, for 10 years. However, we were labeled the crazy conspiracy theorist, even though I'm very

adamant about having proof of everything that I say. And right now, they have infiltrated top down, and they are at our doorsteps with our local councils and our mayors and so forth. So the only thing that we really do have control over is to infiltrate back and we have to start that bottom up. And that is the only way that we can kind of have some sort of control over what is happening in Canada right now and to really open discourse with everybody. And it doesn't matter what political side of the spectrum that you're on, we need to start having open discussions in our local towns just to protect ourselves as people. so that we can organize and be on the same side.

As political powers, we're kind of a little too late in the game to organize ourselves on that. I think everybody was fairly distracted, but I think 2020 really shook some people who were asleep, awake. And I know they're waking up to a very, very tumultuous in time where things seem a bit scary, and they really are. But as long as we, the people can kind of get to the truth and the basis and we can work together and start organizing ourselves and taking care of our communities, then there's really not much the global powers can do to infiltrate us on that level, in the sense of that level. Everything else, once we organize as a community-wise, then we can start getting together to basically fight any of these policies that they're trying to bring on us. from top down that will have long-term impacts on us, on our children, on future generations and

our lives currently. Yeah, well, you know, if you're divided, it doesn't matter if it's a country or all the way down to the family unit and certainly your community. If you're divided, it's easy to pit one against the other. But if you find a way to unite your community and certainly having strong leaders in city council and I'm sure a few other aspects, you know, you can ward off a lot of things that you don't want coming. And I hear that loud and clear.

I'm curious, though, you said you've been trying to wake people up for 10 years. What happened 10 years ago that you were like, it's time to start moving this thing? Well, I kind of, my waking up process started 15 years ago. And so for five years, I kind of went down the secret societies and who really, shapes our governments who really runs everything, who are the actual guys that make decisions. And then I started to get into policies and reading policies. And I realized that the United Nations wasn't actually who they said they were. And I believe it was in 2016 or 14 that Canada was signed on to a much more aggressive UN policy.

And that's when I realized that the Paris Accord Agreement was just the beginning. of everything and they kind of decided to go in slowly and not make any changes so that people wouldn't really recognize what was happening. But when I started to read their agenda 2021, at that time, Agenda 2030 wasn't really a thing because they thought they would have all of this done by 2021. I realized that we were in danger and our freedoms were in danger and I started to really speak out and I started going after different NGO groups such as the Y2Y group, um, that wanted to do the land grab with the NDP when they were in power in Alberta. So I was living in Saskatchewan at the time and I packed up a bunch of trucks with signs and,

you know, we went to Medicine Hat and just started to talk to people locally on a local level calling municipalities, you know, calling anybody or everybody I would know in certain different towns in or around the area that was affected by Y2Y and we started to basically gain momentum and protest. And so I've been involved in a lot of these little movements that were called every name under the book. Like we were called a bunch of rednecks, racist. You know, we don't like modernization and all of that stuff.

So by the time 2020 came, I was like a seasoned veteran of being called names. And 2020 was just kind of like water off a duck's back. That's funny. I, you know, I am, well, I don't know, for a lot of us, you know, there's these moments where you're just kind of like, huh. And I feel like, when I talk to people such as yourself, I'm like, you know, there's lots to learn. There's a lot like, I wonder how many rabbit holes you went down that turned out to be nothing. You're like, oh, man, that was a waste of four months of my life. And how many times you were, you know, he stumbled on something. You're like, man alive, you know,

like this is, this is interesting because, you know, one of the, one of the, the things that, um, you know,

really, uh, what I really have pondered about is, is who does shape our governments, you know, like I think at this point, we all realize that, uh,

Trudeau at some point, answers to somebody, uh, higher than him and close Schwab for that matter, answers to somebody higher than him. What did you, what did you, I'm curious,

what did you're digging, what did you, What conclusion did you come to? Well, I actually made a video. It's on my rumble, and I did the whole cabal pyramid, and who's at the top and who really runs everything. And as you said, there's certain rabbit holes that you do go down, and it's just a dead end.

I call them gatekeeper rabbit holes, because they unpurposely look like they're leading to somewhere, but then you just get to a dead end wall. And there's a lot of those in this game. But as you kind of research more and more, you start seeing the patterns for what are gatekeepers and what are not. And then you realize that behind the curtains is a large, large group of individuals that are almost, if you picture a pyramid and each one of the bricks is its own separate group that doesn't really know what the other group is doing. but then if you go one level up, that level controls the level down, but they also have bricks.

And one brick doesn't talk to the other brick. And once you start going all the way to the top, you start realizing that there are not only secret societies, but there's Freemason groups. And I'm not talking about like the third, fourth. I call them street-level freemasons, and they're just freemasons that, will go around and do good in the community.

And people will say, oh, well, then all these other Freemason guys are, it's just a conspiracy theory. But that was done on purpose to take the attention off of the secret society freemasons that do really exist. And these aren't conspiracy theories. Like these guys have their own banking systems. They have their own funding. Almost every U.S. president has been part of one or two of the secret. societies that I have on that video. And you start to realize that it's not an open society where you can just grow up and be

anything you want like a president or whatever, these people are made. And they're groomed at a very young age to be in those positions. And they also all have handlers that tell them what to do. And then you start to realize that there are about three to four groups at the top. such as the Atlantic group, the Bilderbergs, the, I believe it's called the IFC, I can't remember their three-letter words, but I have a video on the entire cabal and you realize that these guys shape our future and they do it through branches such as the United Nations or such as the Wef. For example, the World Economic Forum is owned by the Club of Rome. They're an extension of

them. And the higher you go up in this pyramid scheme, the less people there are in each group. And each one of those people then has a group below them that they basically hand information down to. And it just kind of cascades. And we are at the bottom of the pyramid. So do you find hope in knowing all this? Are you like, there's a way? Or is it just like there's no way, but at least knowing you can find a way to, as I think Tom Longo would say, dodge the giant's footsteps while they're going to war with one another. The thing is, the more you know and the more you kind of realize what is happening, the more you realize that we, the people actually have the power.

And that is the reason why they have to keep us asleep, distracted. They can't tell us the truth. They can't give us the full educations that they have in their private university. there's a reason why we have been kept down. And the reason for that is if we all knew the truth, not only would we have a much healthier and a better society, but they could not have control over us and controlling us in the way that they have for many centuries.

And the more control they have over us over time, the dumber we get and the more power they get. And the reason we get dumber is because they are the ones that are setting our education systems. They're the ones that are setting our medical systems. They are the ones that dictate what we know and what we don't know, what we get to eat, what we don't get to eat. And therefore, we as people, if we can just all wake up and know the truth and stop fighting each other on the fact that, you know, oh, this is just a conspiracy, everything that we see around us is real trusted government.

I mean, that mess needed to be resolved almost decades ago. The government is not for us. They don't work for us. And we need to start switching that over. We basically need to wake up, realize who these people are, and then start taking responsibility of our own communities and then start infiltrating back up and getting control over our own lives and our own countries and stop letting these people.

dictate to us that how to live our lives because they are the ones that create problems and then they make us feel helpless and then they're they're the ones that give us solutions but these solutions lead to behavioral changes in the way that they want behavioral changes not what is actually good for us as human beings so I definitely see hope the more we know the more we wake up, the more we are aware of their games, their propaganda, their lies and deceptions, and the more we can kind of work against them and start building a parallel society that is healthier for human beings and where there's hope and future for our kids and future generations. I was curious, I wrote down a couple different notes. So one of the ones, you know,

we're talking about the cabal and different things like that and how they're a brick in the pyramid and none of the bricks know each other unless you're the brick above. And I was wondering, you mentioned in there, you looked at policies and how the shadow government world worked. I was curious what you meant by the shadow government. So the shadow government are a bunch of people, very high elite with a lot of money that own almost everything. So I don't know if you've heard of Black Rock, Vanguard, and J.P. Morgan, they are very, very old families that have pretty much kept all of the riches, all of everything underneath them. And they have certain groups that they have formed that they call think tanks.

And in these think tanks, they basically make policies to change the way we live. and then they use branch groups to basically give each branch group a policy to push through to our level of living in our standard. So for example, you have the Bilderberg group which says that they're transparent and that they will tell us everything that they're talking about in secret, but they don't really let us know or see some of the policies that they want. Then we have the UN, the United Nations, is also another one of those groups where they are unelected. They basically have no actual rights in any of the countries. So what they do is they will infiltrate the governments, and the governments then will

sign on the countries onto the UN in the name of peacekeeping and so forth. However, then it turns into, well, we have a climate emergency. and we all need to sign on to the Paris Accord Agreement and everybody thinks it's fine because we're trying to save the environment. And then the true colors of the Paris Accord Agreement get changed to another name where more of our rights and things get stripped. And then it just basically cascades from from that point on to where we are now where they want to implement 15-minute cities. Now, the 15-minute cities actually came from an idea of an architect, but then it was adopted by the World Economic Forum. And the World Economic Forum did the exact same thing that UN did,

except instead of signing countries on, it would have people sign on to their young leaders program where they would groom them to believe all of these things, and then they would infiltrate our governments with these young leaders, such as Justin Trudeau, Jagmeet Singh, Rachel Notley. They're all, they've all been, I should say, brainwashed in these groups that they join. And when they join these groups, they are promised very prominent positions in certain government areas and levels. We also have a foreign UN person who works in Canada to monitor our environmental policies.

And I mean, it is completely illegal when you think about it. But because somebody in Canada signed us onto the UN agreements, in these fine prints, it basically states that then the UN will have power to basically set policies in our countries and that we need to adopt it. Otherwise, we will be punished economically on the world stage. So how concerned are you about May with Alberta's election coming up? You got Daniel Smith, obviously, with the United Conservative Party, and then you have Rachel not with the NDP.

You know, certainly political pundits are saying it could go either way. What does Tiana think about all of this coming to a head May 29th? I'm actually worried about the election only. because I know they steal elections. I know if we had proper elections, 100% Daniel Smith would win. I mean, Rachel Notley is, I don't want to use the word Nazi,

but she's a UN-West puppet Nazi. I mean, this woman wanted to go door-to-door for the vaccine campaign. She is pro-increasing taxes, fines, all of these things. And then I've seen the attacks that she has done on Twitter on Danielle Smith. And it was actually with the help of our own, I should say, military from an article that I read, that is trying to help Rachel Notley push into Alberta by smearing Danielle Smith and the UCP party.

And what I'm worried about is because Jason Kenney kind of put a bad name on that. but it's Jason Kenney that was the issue, not the UCP. And I'm just hoping that people in Alberta realize that right now this election is very, very important to not have Rachel Notley win. And because I feel like she has the liberal backing and the military AI on Twitter with the attacks backing, that certain people who are a little bit uncertain about the UCP because of Jason Kenney might swing the other way. However, I think that's a very small population, but if we had actual votes count as votes,

there's no way on earth that Rachel Notley would win the election ever if they don't interfere with it. Military AI. What do you mean? So there's been a lot of the military industrial complex where the wars are kind of drying out, and they have been hired to make AI programs, so artificial intelligence with algorithms, that deploy bots and deploy AI programs to attack people like myself and the opposition, to make it seem like these are real people behind the screens, and to make it seem on social media that there is a push towards support for the NDP.

Silicon Valley is doing it. Our own Canadian military, there's a branch of it that's been doing it because apparently if Rachel Notley wins the liberals and the NDP will give them funding for their AI program. Oh, okay. What you're doing for me is, you know, I've been hesitant, not hesitant. I was about to say hesitant to talk about the Alberta election. That's not exactly true at all because Sean's always fine to talk about just about anything. I would say I've been quietly, because after I, I don't know if you knew this or not, but like when Jason Kenny gets removed and now they're looking for a leader, Sean goes out in interviews five of the seven. He talks politics for way too. long in my opinion, but you get the point. He has a kind of like what you saw in, in, in, in, in, in, emminton, I did for the conservative party while my riding at a vermilion Wayne Wright, Lloyd Minster. And so I had five of the seven on stage. We did more of a discussion

than a debate. I let them talk. And, you know, it got mixed reviews. I, you know, learned five speakers on stage, especially politicians, is an interesting animal to try and tame, so to speak. And by the end of Daniel Smith being elected, I was like, I need a break from politics. But the funny thing is, is May is coming ridiculously fast. And Sean's been feeling this pressure probably from the back of my brain somewhere. And it's like, it's probably time we start reminding people how important the next election is on exactly what you're just talking about. So if you could talk to the average Albertan, what would you say about the upcoming election if you want to see, you know, the right result, whichever way their brain's thinking? You know what?

I understand being mad at Jason Kenney for how he handled a lot of things, and I completely understand that. However, right now in this situation and in this election, it is extremely, extremely important not to let the NDP win. we need to realize that at least with the UCP party, we have control over what goes on in the UCP party and we can raise a stink if they do something that we disapprove of. With the NDP, we are done. It's almost like the NDP JagMeet Singh and Justin Trudeau Alliance that is happening right now,

where they have pretty much done everything under the sun that is unethical and they do not care what the average Canadian has to say. At least the conservative side will listen to the Canadian people and we can raise a stink and get them to change things, just like we got Jason Kenney out. With Rachel Notley, we are going to be stuck with that cycle for years. And that would mean the end of Alberta,

end of the oil patch, end of industry. And we would become a third world province within Canada because she is out to land grab. She did the Y2Y land grab, and she will probably do it again. We are on the brink of trying to fight 15-minute cities all of these NGO groups, and she will give them funding.

She is also pro having everybody vaccinated, even if it's against your own medical or ethical or religious choice. So it's basically right now, I know a lot of people are kind of angry with what Jason Kenney has, done in the past but this is not the election year to flip absolutely not and I think even people that are thinking about not voting for the UCP but voting for another smaller group I'm trying to tell you that do not split the votes we need to all collectively get together and

with all of our might get the UCP to stay in power and basically just wipe the NDP the NDP off the map of when it comes to elections and votes. It's funny, you know, if there's a population out there that knows all about electing the wrong government, it is the Alberta, the Alberta way, you know, I mean, Daniel Smith and the Wild Rose specifically felt the wrath of this when, you know, you had, and I, once again, I tell this story a little bit from the side of like, I didn't really give two crafts about politics back then. I don't even know if I was living in Alberta, but I certainly had a lot of family that were interested in it when she walked the floor. And then instead of

electing the conservatives, we elected Rachel Notley and the NDP. And that was a big, fuck you to essentially the politicians. And so right now, I think most Albertans understand what the stake is, or what's at stake if the wrong outcome happens. And so in saying that, sometimes you put a little fire under the old, uh, under the person. It makes them move a little bit quicker, you know, because, uh, I think in the back of our brains, we just go, oh, yeah, it'll be a landslide and it's not a big deal. And, uh, I, I, I listen to you at the end of all this and I go, what a funny thought to have in the back. Oh, yeah, this won't be a big deal. It's like, you don't think they're going to try and push as hard as they absolutely possibly can to, uh, some of those ridings that are close to

find ways, especially after we've just learned, you know, and, you know, and, you know, and or continue to learn about this Chinese situation in federal politics. It's like, come on, folks, we know there's more stake here. We know there's a creative ways to maybe not break the rules, but certainly bend them. And they are excellent at finding those spots. And the only way that I can see that they can't have their way. And somebody told me this, I'm like, oh, that's brilliant, you know? It's like, there's 4.4 million in Alberta. and if it's, you know, there's no way you can go out and get an extra million voters to come out and slam the NDP through and everything, right? So it's like, if people just go vote, there shouldn't be an issue. That's, that's my thought process.

Just don't get relaxed about it so that you go, ah, we got this in the bag. It's like, no, this isn't the year. This is the year to have like 82% voter voter turnout and just, you know, ensure that it continues to go on, along the rails because if it falls off, I agree with it, four years of, you know, just transition and whatever else. And everybody's seen the, you know, the video of let's go door to door and different things like that

where you're like, oh, boy, like this is, this is something else. Yeah. And that's why I keep trying to tell Albertans, do not get relaxed because anytime I have tried to blast anything about Rachel Notley, even on Twitter, my stuff gets suppressed.

One of my tweets didn't even go out, it just got lost. It said it was sent and then just kind of got lost in the abyss of Twitter. So you need a code name. You need to start a code name to Anna. I did. I was not bag. I called her not beg for the longest time. And then I don't know what I called her health minister, a bunch of things.

But I know I'm blocked on her Twitter page because I used to just troll the absolute living daylights out of both of them. But this is definitely not the year to get relaxed. And I think everybody needs to go out and needs to vote against Rachel Notley. Like, she, she, I call her the she devil. She can absolutely not gain any control. And I know they're trying to go on this lie that, you know, the UCP wants to basically cancel health care and all of that stuff.

They basically run with one sentence that Danielle Smith says. and then they turn it into something that it absolutely isn't. And I think they realized on Twitter because even the bots can keep up with us, actual real people, we were basically just annihilating everything that they were saying. And now I've seen that they have calmed down a little bit. And I hope that the UCP now really, really starts to ramp up with getting people to vote and really showing the true colors of Rachel Notley, how she wants to go door to door. how she wants to keep increasing taxes and the carbon tax,

how much she hates the actual oil and gas industry, all the just transitions, the 15-minute cities. I mean, I've been going around and talking about the 15-minute cities, the just transition, the C-40. Jordan Peterson has looked into the C-40. I realized he was doing a bunch of videos on that as well, which I'm, like, so hopeful and thankful for because he's got such a large platform.

And I keep hoping that people connect these groups with these socialist, NDP, liberal people that are not pro-Canada. They are pro-U-N. They're all trying to elbow each other to try and get into these WF positions. What they don't realize is at the end of the day, they're all low-laying fruit. And once the WF and the UN are done using them, when they pretty much push their policies through,

they're just going to get thrown in the garbage like the rest of the rest of, of them. You know, I'm going to ask you, well, this is where Sean's going to, well, I don't know. I hear you throwing out different terms. I'm like, you know what? I'm just going to ask a couple, because I'm sitting here going, I think, but you know what, that's never a good position to be in. So can we go back to Rachel Notley and the Y2Y land grab? What was that? So that was the Yellow Stone to Yellow Knife. Oh, no, Yellowstone to Yukon initiative. That was a UN NGO group out of the United States.

And they basically wanted to help the Caribou migration. Now I said that with air quotes. People can't really see that. But it just so happens that that entire corridor of land, which would grab almost all of the Rockies a little bit into, almost towards Drayton Valley. And then into BC, northern BC, they already signed onto it. And then all the way to the Yukon would belong to Caribou migration.

And they would then basically land grab that and move all of the farmers and anybody that lived on there off of that land. Either they would let them just live it out and they would buy their homes and their farms. And no one would be allowed to be on that. that area. But what's interesting is that portion of North America holds the largest oil reserves and coal and everything. And they wanted to basically shut it off to any kind of industry.

They would have shut it off to motorists. So people who wanted to go hunting, quadding, camping, it would have basically been a no-go zone. And I assume Alberta never signed on to this, yes? Well, we kind of started to get people involved in those areas, and we basically told, hey, you know, this is what the real thing is. This isn't about Caribou. This isn't about anything to do with saving the land. It honestly all has to do with the NDP working with these UN NGO groups to completely just land grab. What do people say when you come rolling in?

Here comes Tiana. she is and you just lay it down like are people receptive or are people kind of stand off or shit in the beginning because i've met i got to say to the listener i've met you you're you're quite a lovely person like you're like super easy to talk to and everything else um but i'm curious you know if if i'm sitting there going what on earth is going on what are they get they're going they're going to buy they're going to buy my phone anyways and then you walk in and go oh actually this is what's going on and this is the way i see it and everything else are people receptive to it or are they like, who is this lady?

Well, at first before people knew who I was, on TikTok, now that I've kind of put my face forward. And also, I always have proof with all the videos that I make. I always have my sources ready. There's always proof of what I say. And then I always tell people, you know, I don't take what I say 100%. Go do your own research.

Here are all the resources. Here's where I found all of this. and just kind of go and look for yourself because it's really hard to convince other people. I do get the whole, I guess, stare. It's a void stare where people look at me like I'm crazy. Now, the people that do know me in the game, I have been called the absolute effing devil. I have had people not realize that I can hear them that are the opposition, and they have literally said that I was the effing devil,

because if I start going after a politician or after an initiative that pretty much it becomes a shitstorm. I don't know if I can swear on your podcast. You most certainly can. Okay, it definitely becomes a complete shitstorm. And so when I usually call an organization and I introduce myself and I'm like, hey, my name is Tiana. And I say truth see, it's immediate panic. And I realize that I kind of do have that effect on people who don't really know me. I get the blank stare of this girl is absolutely crazy.

But I always come with like a wad of proof with what I say. Well, it's funny. You're just you're you're staring at some things that most people scratch their head at. And instead of, well, I just going, huh, I guess, sure, whatever. And carrying on with life, you found a way to dig in. and I mean like I don't know if this number is bang on or not I saw the number on TikTok I'm like is that actually real is it possible you've been viewed 419 million times yes that was that was my view number and um I had my TikTok completely wiped clean I can't even

get into appeal and I can't even get into um download my information on there and then they hacked my website with all of my resources and stuff, but, um, too bad for them because I've got about 10 memory sticks to back up all of my stuff and, uh, it does not leave my side. So it's funny. I, um, I get upset, uh, you know, people. I, I, my YouTube, uh, nuked, you know, and that one, that one hurt. You know, I'd worked very painstakingly at, I'd slowly building that up. And I remember in the middle of COVID, it got, uh, 50,000 downloads, um, for one of the, one of the interviews. And you could you just see what we're starting to trend. And then I had this guy named Chris Barber on.

And we all know them, of course, big red from the, the convoy heading from the west. And they nuked it. And you're like, like that sucks, you know? Except then I, then I look at people like such as yourself. And I'm like, 419 million. Dear Lord. You know, and then to just have it, boom, gone. It's an interesting little tactic to make sure that certain, certain threads do not

get any momentum except the more they do it the more people start to see that they're they're sign you know this is what the smp presents was all about uh on the weekend the legacy media right like it's it's showing over and over again how certain voices are um pushed to the side removed uh taken away uh you know and and uh certainly that's it's an interesting thread to see play out um you know across the board i guess yeah and you know what i think they're actually helping our cause. Every time they take somebody down, they kind of give me more merit in the sense of, oh, well, they took her down. That means she must be talking the truth. So in a sense, they are hurting their own, I should say, whatever they're trying to push,

they're hurting it by censoring our voices. I had, as you said, 400 and I don't know how many million views on all of my videos and they were also suppressing how many people were adding me on on tic-tok some people would say they'd have to add me 10 times before it would stick so they were basically taking people away from my tic-tok which is completely fine and um was it kind of unsettling a little bit because i didn't know what happened i didn't know if it was a dDS attack or a bot attack but at the end of the day i figured i'm like okay you know what i already have my name out there we'll just start all over again. I have all my videos on Instagram,

on Rumble, I'll start a YouTube page. And the more that they keep taking me down, the more I will fight back and try and pump things out. So it's basically this cat and mouse game. They do own all of these platforms, but at the end of the day, what will happen is exactly what's happening to META right now in Facebook. And if Twitter wasn't bought by Elon,

and he's not a good guy either, but if it wasn't bought by Elon, where he opened the gates where we're allowed to also have a voice, Twitter would be on the list of nobody's. And Mehta right now is just trying to hold on to its last bit, and they're trying to get the U.S. government to basically ban TikTok, but that's never going to happen. And that kind of display of pettiness by these UN and these governments is just showing how weak they have gotten in the sense of controlling us.

So the more they do it, you know, the better for us. Huh. When you say Elon's not a good guy, a lot of people praise him for taking over Twitter and opening it back up to free speech. How do you see it? Well, Elon did do that, but Elon did it for his own game because he wants to be the top silicone guy. So he buys Twitter. Twitter apparently loses a bunch of money and everyone's making fun of them. But now it's been, what, a year or so?

and all of a sudden Silicon Valley banks are going down. META is losing billions of dollars. They are trying to now get the government involved in banning TikTok, which they will never be able to do. And it's showing that what Elon did by buying Twitter, opening up the floodgates and distrusting the Silicon, the government, is working to his benefit to be the number one guy in Silicon Valley, where he's the last one standing and he's the guy who controls everything.

And this is what I've been talking about on my TikTok page where I'm saying even the cabal amongst itself is fighting. And I think we should take advantage of this time while they're fighting amongst themselves to leak as much information about them as we possibly can while they're too busy dealing with each other so that we can wake up as many people as we can. So when they're done doing their little hissy fit, we're all prepared to not let them infiltrate us any further. If you were going to say to the average listener, the best place to get information is from,

would you have an answer on where or who? You know, certainly a lot of people follow you. But is there somebody, you know, that you think is a great wealth of knowledge? Or I don't know. I'm just curious, I guess, if anyone comes to mind. and what platform they're on? There are so many different people out there that are revealing bits and pieces of the larger puzzle. But I would definitely stick to platforms like Rumble for the truth and Twitter for the vaccine truth.

A lot of documents are coming out in that sense of the way. Are there a lot of gatekeepers that are also in on our? side where they seem legitimate but then they will at the last minute kind of curtail you in an opposite direction absolutely there is it's just a matter of finding the information as long as you know approximately what's going on then you can kind of go in and find certain videos the best one would be a series called the fall of the cabal on rumble once people watch that and then to go on YouTube and watch stolen history,

that's where a lot of things will kind of make sense on why they have been hiding the real history from us, who the cabal is, who the major players are, and then from there you can kind of find what I was

talking about, the Bilderbergs and the Atlantic Council and all of these different councils that are making these decisions, that will make a lot more sense. the fall of the cabal and the stolen history are, I think, where people should definitely start with their research. This has been an interesting little role here, you know. That's been a whole lot of information in a short period of time.

I wonder, you know, if I rewind the clock and I go back to a bit of your history as a kid, a refugee, fleeing war-torn nation, When you got older and you talked to your parents, was there anything, any advice they had or have? I shouldn't act. I assume they're still alive, Tiana. Is there any advice they continue to give about that time and about ways to avoid it so that you never have a population? Because I have a hard time assuming how that could happen. And yet I've talked to now heard a bit of your account of it. And now several Canadian soldiers talk about going over there afterwards and just saying it was, you know, for lack of a better word, a little bizarre.

To have neighbor on neighbor do some of the things they did. But when you talk to your parents, I was curious, you know, is there any advice they've given you? And is that spurred on some of your, you know, honestly going on the offensive, talking. a lot, trying to open people's eyes, different things like that. Was there any advice your parents gave from that time in their life? So my parents, actually, my mom was a political lawyer back in Yugoslavia. And the advice they gave me was basically to stay out of politics because it's a lot of an easier life. They always said politics was the dirtiest business to ever get into and I went against their recommendations and decided to go full into politics,

not just politics, but behind the scene stuff. But they did kind of let me know that, well, not let me know, but they kind of talked me through how everything happened in a step by step and then they kind of went, you know, Canada is now your country and just try and not get involved in politics too much. You know, things get really confusing. Canada is very safe and all of that stuff. But I don't think they even knew that this would come to Canada. And so now my goal is to have what happened in Yugoslavia and what I went through

absolutely not happened in the West and to try and wake people up so that what happened there does not happen here. Like that is my entire goal is to try and let people know. as much as I can or, you know, as loudly as I can, hey, I do not want this to happen to Canada because I do consider it my country. I love living here, you know, my husband's Canadian, and I do not want to see what happened in Yugoslavia happen here in North America, in Canada or the States. And so I think that is why I'm doing what I'm doing, and that is why I'm so headstrong in all of this, because that war pretty much took away my childhood, my teenage years,

and then a lot of PTSD and having to work through a lot of the scenes I've seen. And I don't think that anybody should go through that and needs to go through that. And so I understand a lot of people are angry at the West, but you need to be angry at the cabal that took over the governments that are doing this, not at the regular people in a country that have no idea and have never had any idea of what really happened in other countries. Yeah, and just realize, you know, It was, oh, geez, I'm forgetting his name, but the 77th Air Brigade in Britain, you know, a military unit used to use propaganda on their own population, military tactics.

And then there's articles about that in Canada as well early into COVID that the military was using similar tactics on the Canadian public. Like, you know, I once told a guy, like, you know, it's a whole bunch of civilians. None of us have any military training or any, like, you know, psychological warfare training or anything like that. So if you don't, if you have no idea what's going on, you can imagine how it gets to where it gets, you know, and somehow we have to, uh, um, find a way through that because, uh, it continues to go on. It continues to be these like little subtle things that don't feel like they're that much.

But at the same time, when you go back to, to Yugoslavia and it continues to. ramp up for three years. You think, well, how many years have we been into this now where it has been ramping up and the polarization isn't dying down? I mean, I think it has. But then you see some things going on in different cities and you go, maybe I just live under a rock out in a smaller area because, I mean, it was only a couple days ago where, you know, a man shot and stabbed or just maybe stabbed in Vancouver and it was a day before in Toronto. And certainly these are the big cities of Canada, but it seems like those type of things are ramping up, not slowing down. You see the bylaws starting to try and affect not only Alberta, but Saskatchewan, the two big

farming provinces of Canada. You got all these different things coming through with fertilizer, just transition, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And you go, it isn't slowing down. It's continuing to ramp up. And when you use some of the things you've said since the start of this sit down, you start to see like eerie similarities where you go it can never happen here and yet you go i don't know like i highly doubt it would happen ever the same way as any other country except it's just there's similarities and where there's similarities they're you know you got to be very cautious of that absolutely and there's um another group that's actually only infiltrating saskatchewan called the johnson shoyama um school and so i've been

on them for about a week now and I can't talk to anybody and they're saying that they're, you know, an open group about sustainability and they're just a university for public policies and blah, blah, blah, but they're starting to change their tactics because they realize that in Alberta, these NGO groups are not really working because we exposed them. And now in Saskatchewan, they're opening up university groups that are going around and then kind of shutting people out of the talks and the open forums that they say they have. So it's, as I said, it's almost a mouse and cat and mouse game. But the more we work together as a community to expose all of these groups,

the less groups they will then have to pop up in new areas. And that's all that we can do. But it's definitely ramping up on a quieter level of their version of infiltrating the industry and the agricultural sectors. You know, it's funny, you mentioned the open forums. I was just having this chat about how they say they're open forums, but I've heard now multiple stories where they go to sit in an open forum, and they only allow so many people in.

Sometimes they're not allowed to talk. They want their questions filtered through email, et cetera, etc, etc. And hey, you've been to one of my events. I do an open forum, except I don't like to give out a hot mic. And I've kind of talked about that, how it, the thinking behind that for me is the flow of a conversation. If you get 18 voices telling a story, it breaks up.

It becomes very discombobulated, I guess, is the word I'm thinking. So I do it through an app. That way Sean gets to control it. So to me, it's about a control of how the night feels and how it proceeds. seeds and everything else and making sure when I find these what I find so I can understand I guess having a little bit of control of an open forum. You don't want a madhouse. I get that. And yet when you represent the taxpayer, uh, the landowner, the, you know, the citizen, I find it very interesting that I've heard multiple stories and then you bring it up about these open forums

and how they're not so open. You're like, that is odd. And I'm starting to see that trend more. not less or where they take it virtual instead of having it in person. And that, to me, is beginning to feel like a bit of a tactic. And I don't know if that's right. I don't mean to put that thought into people's heads other than maybe I'm off on that. What is what is Tiana think? Oh, no, you're 100% correct. The tactic is to put it on Zoom.

So they did this in Swift Current yesterday. They canceled the meeting and said that there was no interest. and my DMs just got flooded, like a bunch of people are like, we were supposed to go to that, we signed up for that. They were supposed to be around table talks, and they just told us that there was no interest, but there's like a bunch of us that were going to go to this town hall meeting. So I told them I've been researching this group.

I've been researching their partners and who are they partnered with. So then I decided to call them, and I asked them. I was like, why are you guys canceling this? And can I go in on the Zoom? Then somebody else told me that when they go on Zoom meetings, they leave people that they don't want in these Zoom meetings on hold so you can't join. So the host will absolutely not join you in on any of this. So this is definitely a tactic to do it on purpose so that they can have conversations with their

stakeholders and pretend that we weren't participating, but now we need to get louder and tell them that we want to participate, but they're the ones running. And I think the more light we shine on them, the more we're going to just drive them back into like their little like caves and holes in which they crawled out of and I think that they should just stay there in the dark and never come towards us again because most of us just want to be left alone. We want our land left alone and so forth. And that is why I keep going from townships and townships and talking to people in person hoping to get that engagement. And then they wanted to copy us. However, they keep saying that they don't have any interest,

but they definitely do and I've got the receipts to prove it. Talking about Saskatchewan in particular, you know, living just into Alberta, it's funny. You know, I live right alongside the Alberta, a Saskatchewan border grew up just inside to, inside Saskatchewan, but Lloyd Minster sits right on the border. So, you know, it's funny.

I've been focusing so much on Alberta politics and different things like that. At times I kind of forget to even, not to talk about Saskatchewan by any stretch of imagination. It's just, it's, you know, it's kind of one of these problems I've had recently. And it's not bad for the listener. You know, it's very diverse in, you know, like how many issues there are out there and people's stories that need to be told and good and bad and interesting and all across the board.

But one of the things I was saying earlier to Wayne Peters is, you know, like when I focused on just COVID and it was hard not to because every day you walked out and it was right in your face over and over and over again. I couldn't talk about anything but that. eventually you know and I play some very very very small part in it but eventually you have the convoy and it goes and it solves a problem very fast when people come together and unite and show how many people actually think you know what these need to go this mandate needs to go I mean look at how quickly the politicians you know rescinded a whole bunch of stuff and went oh I guess

people, you know, I guess people actually do agree with what's going on there. And so you, you fast forward to what you're talking about with Saskatchewan and, and these different things going on. You know, what is it that sticks out about this group? And I forget what you called it, that's in Saskatchewan that you've been kind of school. Could you give me a little more information on that? If you're in Saskatchewan to listen to this, I assume you would like to know what is going on. So they're called a Johnson Shoama Public Policy School, and they're partnered with the University of Virginia and Saskatchewan. And they're also partnered with what is formerly known as Ryerson University, which has now been renamed Toronto Metropolitan University.

And the Toronto Metropolitan University is directly partnered with the UN. Now, if you go on to the Johnson Shomaya public school or whatever they are, they're a university group that is basically saying that they're research-based and that they want to get the opinions of the people in the area that they're representing, and then they will write public policies based on that opinion. However, they do not want to hear our opinions. They do not want to have open discourse. I've tried calling the group multiple times to see if I can speak.

with anybody. They don't want to give me their numbers. They just give me names. And then they want my name. And then the minute I tell them that I'm an independent journalist and I give them my name, no one answers my phone calls. And so I find it really interesting that now the NGO groups or like the groups that have been exposed in Alberta that aren't working anymore, now they're trying to go through university research groups in Saskatchewan. And on their website, site if you go under that project, and I will do a video exposing all of this. I've got all of their information. Goal number two is to implement SDGs, and those are the UN Sustainable Development Goals that have been set out, and that is what they want to kind of bring

into Saskatchewan now into these smaller communities that haven't signed on to the 15-minute cities or the smart cities, and they want to go in and kind of shape them in a sustainable way. But what that always entails is basically taking our freedoms away and implementing their net zero goal by, I believe they want it done by 2050. But now since Agenda 2021 has surpassed its due date, which was supposed to be last two years ago now, they have pushed it to Agenda 2030. And so these SDGs that the UN wants implemented in all of the countries that have signed onto the Paris Agreement, they just kind of keep pushing the deadline, and they are very aggressive about it now with what they want done. However, a lot of people are coming around to their agenda because they can't really keep hiding in the shadows anymore and changing policies that we really don't notice.

Now the policies have come right to our doorsteps. And so now these groups are so afraid of the public opinion because the truth has been exposed about them and what they want to do that now they are trying to make it seem like we're not interested in engaging with them, but we are. And so what I need is any Saskatchewan listeners out there to Google this university, this public policymaking university or school, and to really go and really go and, research them and what they want. And then when they come to your town to sign up, make sure that you keep the receipts that you signed up to the hearing and the meeting. And then if they keep canceling them like they did in Swift Current yesterday, to really kind of publicly let everybody in Saskatchewan know that this is an UN infiltration group and not a study group. It is not a group that wants to even hear out what we want or what we need. And I think,

people really need to be aware of these different types of groups that are now popping up to try and push the UN SDG agendas. That's, you know, it's interesting. Sean of three and a half years ago would have taken everybody for their handshake, you know, like they are what they say they are. And lots of times with a lot of these groups, they are what they say they are, you just have to read the fine print, which means you just have to go actually look and read what they're talking about. Sometimes it can be kind of vague to be completely honest, as you probably well know. But as it sits here today, it's like all I think you're asking is get involved. If they're going to come talk to your community, probably go listen.

And if they're shady about it, just talk about the shadiness. because it's real person accounts, especially from people that are valued in each community, you know, that hold a high standing, to be honest, that are concerned about where the world's heading. You need to go sit in these meetings,

I think is what Tiana's saying. And hear what they're trying to do and what they're trying to say and do a little bit of research because all of us can smell a little bit of bullshit a long ways off. know, like, something's off about that or something's off about that person or something's just, you know, not right. Or they do it so blatantly, everybody sees it for what it is. Either way,

I think, Taya, that's what you're asking is basically, you know, whether it's this group or you're sitting in Alberta or you're sitting in, you know, wherever you're listening at is just to get involved. It kind of goes right back to the very start of this where we, we were talking about your communities and getting involved in them. Exactly. And that's kind of what I've been trying to let people know is I'm trying to deprogram people because they've programmed people to believe that the government knows what they're doing, which they don't, they're idiots. And they want the federal government to basically just solve all of their problems for them. And then if you've also noticed social media has this push of, oh, well, as long as you just put a sticker up on your Facebook

page or on your profile picture on whatever social media you're using, that somehow that means you are involved in the political spectrum and that you're making a difference. But it's making everybody a bunch of, you know, some warriors and nothing is really being changed. And they are implementing the plans that they want because they have made us think that we are helpless in fixing the global problems. Now, we are helpless in the sense of fixing global problems. But what we can do is fix our local problems, which then will fix our provincial problems, which will then fix our regional problems, which will then eventually start to spill over into our solving major Canadian problems. Now, if everybody did that around

the world in their own countries, in their own areas, that means we would start fixing the problems at hand, and we could basically, in that sense, in those little baby steps, fix all of the world problems. But it has to start with being involved locally and knowing what is going on locally because that is what we have control over. Once we solve those issues, then we can start uniting and solving regional issues. And what they have done is programmed us to make us think that, oh, you know, if we just send money over here, that solves this problem. If we just let the federal government, you know, do what they want, that they know best.

But, I mean, if you really look at it, Justin Trudeau, I don't think that guy knows how to address himself in the morning. So there's definitely somebody behind the scenes who is controlling him, and we need to realize that we cannot let this keep happening, and we cannot let the politicians take over the decision-making for Canadians. It needs every decision that is being made, every Canadian needs to be made aware of. And unfortunately, they don't do that. So it's almost up to us to really research what these problems are,

what these decisions are, and where we would like to be headed as a country and as a nation. You know, I asked a question to the listener, and if you hadn't responded, I'll let them do it again right now, you know, hit the text line, which is in the show notes, of what you think the one through five, you don't have to go to five,

you can only send one, you can send five, it doesn't matter how many you send, but what the most pressing issue is in Canada. And my thought, Tiana, was, is if we could identify said one, we could address it and move on instead of kind of like, well, they're pulling me this way, but they're pulling me that way. But they're over there and they're over here and we're kind of, you know, running around with their heads chopped off somewhat, you know, if you get the meaning. And I wonder, Tiana, what is the one thing? And I don't, once again, you can go one or five if you really want that really sticks out to you that you think Canadian should be focused on. So the number one thing right now is the UN infiltration.

So these 15-minute cities land grabs are definitely a huge pressing issue because if they get the infrastructure in that they want, we are completely done. If they do not get the infrastructure in to make 15-minute cities or smart cities in, then they really cannot go further with their plans of CBDCs, digital IDs and so forth. So as long as people are aware that if they cannot, all of their plans are kind of link chained.

One needs to be done before the next one can be finished and so forth. And as long as we break that one chain link in their idea or their flow, we can basically take out the rest of their land grab and their UN stuff that they want to infiltrate. So as long as people are aware of the CBD, sees, the digital IDs, and how they play into these 15-minute cities and these land grabs, then if we go after these groups who are trying to push the infrastructure of the sensors, the cameras, putting in stores every 15 minutes, you know, with walking distances and so forth, then we can hold their plans stale at that level, and then we can kind of go in and clean everything.

else up because without their infrastructure, they cannot put in the digital IDs. Without information of digital IDs, they cannot implement CBDCs. And if they do any of this, one before the other, their entire plan falls apart. The 15-minute city, maybe I'm, you know, I feel like you're about to take me to task here, but I'm going to ask about the 15-minute city because I read Emmington's last. like, I don't know, is it the proposal? I'm going to say it's the proposal, the thing I read. And I believe if memory serves me correct, it was right on their website. And I just went and read it because I was like, obviously I've heard about Oxford. Obviously, I've heard the stories. Obviously,

I've read some things on it. And I guess I shouldn't say, obviously. I mean to say that I've done it. And that's really, really, really concerning. And when I read Emmetons, like, I would say two thirds of what went on in Oxford, maybe less little, maybe a little more isn't in it. You know, it's like, it's basically like, wouldn't it be great to live in a city where you could essentially not have to travel 35 minutes to get to XYZ? And that can be the grocery store. That could be the shopping mall. That can be, you know, I think for most that listens, that makes sense.

And when everybody started losing their mind about it, I was like, well, actually, it doesn't say any of that. in the actual document. But what I will say is the fact they can't acknowledge that somewhere else in the world has put out that idea. Someone has implemented it with everything else that's in there. I'm surprised they can't see the slippery slope that it is. Now, that being said, am I wrong or right in that thinking, Tiana, from your standpoint? Yeah, so basically the way that they market their ideas, it's all called marketing fluff.

and they will only tell you the positives about what their plan is. However, what they won't tell you is what the think tank, such as the WEF, and I believe they're called ACOR. They're also another branch. When they actually wanted to implement these 15-minute cities, where that will take us in the future. And then if you look at the technology listed on some of the websites, on the Canadian Infrastructure Map website,

And you look at the technology being used to implement these 15-minute cities. You're wondering, why does a 15-minute city that is trying to give me convenience implementing technologies that will completely be used for surveillance? So, for example, in Olds, Alberta, they were stating, well, we want 15-minute cities for the health of the population of old, so you can just walk everywhere and you won't need a vehicle. And then you look at the technologies that they want to use to implement in these 15-minute cities, and you see things like wearables, wearable sensors, sensors all around the town. And it's like, well, why would we need that? Why would we need wearables? Why would we need sensors?

Why do we need smart garbages? Why do we need smart meters that can be shut off completely remotely? Why do we need digital IDs where everything will be conglomerated as one? Where, as in China, if you do something bad, you pretty much get shut down right away. And you get punished and you get fines that you can't really go to court for. They're just fines. Like, oh, here's the camera. Here's you jaywalking.

Well, that's $75. What if you were running to an emergency? What if, you know, you were trying to get to a hospital? What if somebody fell across the street and you needed to. to get there to give them CPR. None of those aspects are then being looked at. It's basically just looking at, oh, you j-walk, $75 fine. In Oxford right now, the same thing is happening.

There's people standing in, on the road, blocking people from driving in certain areas, even though they're saying, I agree to getting a fine. I want to drive across this blockade. People are not allowing that. And now people are having to drive pretty much all the way around. adding an extra half an hour, 15 minutes to their drives because they have blocked off these streets. And it is these NGO groups that you really have to go and look at and read their policies to realize

what the real plan is. So if you go to c40.org, you will realize that they want to shut off cities and also car traffic in there, but they're not planning on having parking spaces, extra parking spaces made when you cannot drive to the street where you're living in. And so then you kind of have to put the puzzle pieces together by yourself of why do we have so much surveillance state in these 15-minute cities? Why are they taking vehicles out but not making parkades? And, you know, what is the real intention here? Because we saw the same thing happened in 2020 where the vaccine came out and every single politician told us that it would be voluntary. And it only took three months for it to become an absolute nightmare. And then we also said that the QR codes would be used

for much sinister plans. Everybody called it a conspiracy theory, and then we saw what it was actually used for. And the only way we reversed it is when we voiced our opinions, and we said, hey, listen, this is garbage. This is going beyond anything. This is trampling on our freedoms and our rights. And then we made the governments back off in that sense of the way.

Man, I appreciate somebody who knows their background. You know, it's interesting, Tanya. to me, what you're talking about is my biggest fear about the 15-minute city. And I hadn't even thought to have looked at some of the equipment they're requests in and things like that. I just looked at it and went, this is really clever because they're making it seem like it's, yeah, this makes complete sense. Who wouldn't want to live in this, you know? Honestly, who doesn't want the ability to get to the store in under 15 minutes if you're in a big city? I would say lots of people do.

but it's all it's the it's the slippery slope that it becomes no matter whether we're going back to the COVID days of everything you just said right and I find my brain is a funny little organism or animal or I don't know I don't know what to call it where it's it wants to see the best and yet it's it's having open dialogue and talking about things where even though that's where I want to go when I hear you go just drop everything there it's like yeah yeah okay and carry on right Like it's just funny that my brain wants to over and over and over again. I don't know how many times I've told this, you know, like through COVID, I was, I was, when they brought out the vaccine, I was like, oh, yeah, we'll hit to, you know, I forget what

the number was in Saskatchewan, was it 70% folks, was it 60, doesn't matter. Well, yeah, yeah, yeah, we'll hit that and we'll just carry on with life. Whoops, that was wrong, right? Because what did they end up getting to? Like, you know, well, we got to be 95%. Well, it was, we got to be 70%, then we got to be 80. We got to be 85. We've got to be 90.

It just kept ratcheting up until you were like removed from society. It was a pandemic. It was all these bloody things. And still, you know, at times you're in such a disbelief that we could go from A to B in such a quick hurry. Like how on earth do we get there? And you know, and then you think about this entire conversation. It's like, how this could never happen in Canada. And I laugh at my brain for saying those things because it's like, well, it did happen in Canada.

Actually, on the world's, on the dance floor of the world, you might argue that what? New Zealand and Australia maybe had it harder? I don't even know if that's true or not. And what are they? Part of the five eyes and you go, like, wakey, waky, anyways. It's an interesting thing because we don't want to believe the true evil that is out there. and we have been so conditioned that what we see and what we've experienced is the only thing that there is and that the governments have been completely honest with us. But I think a lot of people have been waking up to the sinister evil plans of the government to enslave humanity through 2020.

And now I'm just hoping that people don't go back to sleep thinking, oh, well, it was just 2020. the pandemic's over because of like vaccines and all of that stuff. But they're suppressing so much information in the background of vaccine injuries, the adverse effects, the fact that these weren't even FDA provisionally approved. But another, you know, there's so much information out there that is being suppressed. And I think that if people slowly started to really realize the actual plans of the government and the actual plans that are unfolding in front of us, they would realize that there's a much more sinister plan out there.

And I know it's hard for people to wrap their brains around such evil existing in the world, but it definitely exists. And it gets a lot darker and a lot more evil. The longer you are in the kind of background and these rabbit holes that you go down and dig up. And I make sure that I have all of my receipts on everything that I speak of. and I always formulate my statements in the form of questions to get other people to think the same way. I'll never tell them, hey, this is what the government does. I will show them the receipts and I will go, why does the government want this?

Like, why would you want this? Why are there no parades? What, you know, is this for this reason? Is it for that reason? Because my entire goal is to get people thinking and thinking for themselves and then doing the research themselves and really waking up. and I will help anybody that needs to help with the research and showing them the way and through the maze of a lot of disinformation to get to the truth.

Well, I appreciate you giving me some time today. We've had to, we've had a little bit of fun, you know, as a listener, you know, as they listen along, you know, it's funny. If you never see the video, it probably means nothing to you. Once upon a time, Trish Wood said she thought a phone call was more intimate than certainly seeing each other face to face on a, like, on a, you know, on a video call. And I chuckled at that, but I tell you what, one thing about a phone call, you really have to pay attention with your ears because it's hard to, well, there's no way to see body language, anything like that. Either way, it's been a fun, enjoyable little chat here today.

And I, you know, I don't know when we cross, Tiana, but I'm certain things will happen. And when we do, I look forward to that chat. I let you out of here, we got to do the crude master final question. And I think I'm going to go back to Heaths words, which is, if you're going to stand behind a cause, then stand behind it absolutely. What's one thing, Tiana, stands behind? I stand behind personal and moral responsibility because I think all of the change starts with yourself. And if you can work on yourself and really kind of, you know, I guess be familiar with your own darkness and all the bad habits, then you can really go out there and fix the world one by one.

So I definitely stand behind personal accountability and being the best person that you can be for the time being and not comparing yourself to anybody but the person that you were yesterday and then hopefully becoming a better person the day after. Well, I've appreciated this chat. Thank you for giving me some of your time and your thoughts and everything else. I look forward to the next time we chat. Hopefully it's in person. Hopefully it's across the table. That way, you know, I don't have to sit here and, you know, I chuckle.

I'm like closing my eyes. I'm like, I'm acting. Good phone calls. There's nothing wrong with it. But at the same time, I certainly enjoy in person, you know, I joke about it all the time. I wish I had Joe Rogan's budget because I'd just fly you here so you could be in and out in a day and carry on with life. Either way, the next time we'll have to make sure it happens in person. And thanks again for giving me some time today.

Thank you so much for having me on your podcast. It was an honor and it was an honor meeting you last weekend and you did an amazing job with the conference. And I hope you keep up the great work as well. I'll keep listening to your podcast. Awesome. Thanks, Tiana. Thank you so much. Have a wonderful day.