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WHO CONTROLS CANADA?🧵

🇨🇦Canadians🇨🇦?
🇺🇳The United Nations🇺🇳?

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1) Justin Trudeau is transforming our country. The policies he has enacted are largely attributable to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, which have been cemented into law through Canada's Federal Sustainable Development Act.

2) Pierre Poilievre wants to be the next Prime Minister of Canada. He promises to restore the freedoms being stripped away from us by the United Nations. He knows what the Sustainable Development Act is because he has been an advocate and supporter of it for fifteen years.

3) He was one of the 267 Federal MP's who voted 'Yea' in 2008 to have the Federal Sustainable Development Act established under Bill C-474. Brad Trost, the Conservative MP representing Saskatchewan - Humboldt, was the only MP to vote 'Nay' to the Bill.

4) Bill C-57 contained proposed amendments to the Sustainable Development Act that included the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, which were created in 2015 under Agenda 2030. It was the Conservative Party that signed Canada onto Agenda 2030 in September of 2015.

5) Pierre Poilievre was one of the 244 Federal MP's to vote 'Yea' on Bill C-57, proposed by Environment and Climate Change Minister, Catherine McKenna, during its first reading on October 19, 2017.

6) These pieces of legislation formed the basis of what would become Canada's 2030 Agenda Strategy, which contains environmental, social and economic dimensions that have had such a strong and far-reaching effect on the transformation of our country.

7) The Federal Sustainable Development Act is the legislation that requires the government to prepare and report on the Federal Sustainable Development Strategy every three years. This federal strategy contributes to the "broader whole-of-society 2030 Agenda National Strategy."

8) Over the next several years, the 2030 Agenda National Strategy would be the vehicle through which the various aspects of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals would be implemented, resulting in the transformations that have brought our country to where it is today.

9) Through the UN's Paris Agreement, new goals were set which have resulted in the creation of the carbon taxes that now drive price increases and ballooning inflation nationwide. According to the UN, these pricing instruments help "achieve the Sustainable Development Goals."

10) In June of 2017, Pierre Poilievre was one of the 277 Federal MP's to vote 'Yea' on Canada's adoption of the Paris Agreement. Cheryl Gallant, the Conservative MP representing Renfrew-Nipissing-Pembroke was the sole 'Nay' vote. Maxime Bernier was not in attendance for the vote.

11) The Paris Agreement contains specific wording on carbon pricing instruments, including carbon taxes. The United Nations FCCC explains on their website that these instruments promote the achievement of the SDGs by "channelling financing to sustainable development projects."

12) But there are things that we haven't yet experienced in Canada which various other countries, such as India, already have. Digital ID is a fundamental part of the Sustainable Development Goals. SDG 16.9 aims to provide legal identity for all by 2030.

13) In reference to digital ID, the 2016 World Development Report states, "Its importance is now recognized in the post-2015 development agenda, specifically as a Sustainable Development Goal (SDG)."

14) Another future aspect foundational to the success of the Sustainable Development Goals is central bank digital currencies. A 2023 paper drafted by Peterson K Ozili of the Nigerian Central Bank details how CBDCs can help achieve each of the SDGs.

15) The Atlantic Council has an interactive map on their website that shows how countries around the world are in the process of researching, developing, running pilot projects and launching central bank digital currencies.

16) The Digital Currency Global Initiative is a program of the International Telecommunications Union; a department of the United Nations.

"The main outcomes of the Initiative's vision will contribute towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals."

17) In June of 2019, the World Economic Forum and the United Nations entered into a strategic partnership to accelerate the implementation of the Sustainable Development Agenda.

18) According to the WEF, "To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), diplomats urged leaders to seize the opportunity for a Great Reset." The WEF is, to a large degree, the economic arm of the UN, however, the success of the SDGs is not dependent upon the WEF.

19) Pierre Poilievre says that his Ministers and top government officials won't be allowed to participate in the World Economic Forum and there won't be any central bank digital currency or mandated digital ID.

20) Given the fact that digital currencies and digital IDs are central to the Sustainable Development Goals - which have been cemented into law through legislation that Poilievre has voted for on more than one occasion - how are we expected to believe him?

21) Of what relevance is it to ban his Ministers and top government officials from participating in the World Economic Forum when digital IDs and digital currencies will be achieved through the Sustainable Development Goals that he, himself, has helped enshrine into Canadian law?

22) Mark Friesen confronted Pierre Poilievre asking about his level of support for the Sustainable Development Goals. Poilievre told Friesen that he had never read them and, therefore, could not comment on them, despite his Parliamentary voting record.

23) How can we trust Pierre Poilievre to defend this country, given his voting record and denial of the existence of the Sustainable Development Goals? This is a call to action. We can no longer sit silently and watch our Nation fall onto the hands of unelected UN bureaucrats.

24) We have a duty and a responsibility as Canadians to DEMAND that Poilievre provide clear answers on these issues. He must publicly and unequivocally denounce the UN's Sustainable Development Agenda and officially oppose Agenda 2030 in the Conservative Party's federal platform.