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Shawn Buckley speaking about Canada's controlled demolition.

Hats, Flags, Lawn Signs, Etc.

BCPP Chapter leadership As the BCPP continues to mature into an important political vehicle to chart a new course for British Columbia’s future, the importance of grassroots participation cannot be underestimated. The creation of political chapters is needed to form a place where British Columbians can get into the conversation. These chapters will not only allow for our message to be explained to the average British Columbian, but will also be the place where people’s legitimate concerns can be voiced and new ideas and strategies can be shaped. The vital component for the success of these Chapters must be the leadership of the Chapter and importance of these leaders cannot be underestimated. All leaders must be vetted by the BCPP to ensure that the right people are selected for this position but, these leaders will be encouraged to see their positions as starting points in their personal journey for political empowerment. British Columbia needs a new breed of political activism to map out a new course for British Columbia’s future and BCPP encourages the involvement of those who want to be part of the political reinvention of British Columbia. British Columbia is at a crossroads where its citizens are feeling both concerned and helpless. We need to become a beacon of hope for our friends, family and neighbours who are looking for something to give them optimism. That is our first, and most important goal.

This areas is for potential systems that can be implemented after independence and how we can get there.

Everything you need to know about volunteering with BCPP, from event setup to community outreach.

A Better Way

Curtis Stone and Bruce Pardy's discussion on a new constitution.

This is The Way For BC

The Myth Is Canada 1. Where are the Articles of Confederation, if Canada had confederated in 1867 and is a sovereign nation? 2. Why was Canada known as the “Dominion of Canada” a British colony until 1938, if Canada had confederated in 1867 and is a sovereign nation? 3. Why in 1867 was the BNA act created to be Letters Patent for a Governor General to the Dominion of Canada if Canada had confederated and is a sovereign nation? 4. Why in 1893, would the British Parliament deem it necessary to repeal certain sections of the BNA act, with the “Statute Law Revisions act” if Canada confederated in 1867 and is a sovereign nation? 5. Why in 1931 would the British parliament create the “Statute of Westminster” to nullify the Dominion of Canada, if Canada confederated in 1867 and is a sovereign nation? 6. Why in 1946 did a foreign Monarch, King George VI appoint a representative for the UK, a Governor General and then command the Parliament of Canada to create Letters Patent and command the PM at that time to sign on his behalf those Letters Patent in 1947 for his Governor General, if Canada confederated in 1867 and is a Sovereign Nation? 7. Why did PM Trudeau in 1982 have the government create the “Canada Bill” and then take that Bill to a foreign Monarch and have her parliament pass that Bill as the “Canada act, 1982” if Canada confederated 115 years earlier and is a sovereign nation? 8. Why do Prime Ministers and other officials when sworn into office here in Canada, swear their allegiance to a foreign monarch, Queen Elizabeth, and not to the people of Canada if Canada confederated in 1867 and is a sovereign nation? 9. If Canada is a sovereign nation, why does the Government of Canada in their Interpretations act define Canada as the internal waters and territorial seas if Canada confederated in 1867? 10. Why was it necessary in 1990 to sue a member of the federal parliament, J. Littlechild MP, to force him to do his duty to his constituents and have the courts rule against his constituents, if Canada had confederated in 1867 and is a sovereign Nation? 11. Why in the “Constitution act, 1867” of Canada is there no clause that allows for land for the Government of Canada to become a sovereign nation if Canada Confederated in 1867 and is a sovereign nation?

Public Non-confidence Vote

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