Replay - People's Environment w/ René de Vries & Pastor Artur Pawlowski

Replay - Join us for a jam-packed episode featuring two dynamic advocates fighting for Canada's future against the forces of globalism.

René de Vries: PPC candidate and environmental policy expert René will dive into the People's Party of Canada’s (PPC) practical and science-based approach to environmental issues. He will address topics such as:

- The misdirection of public funds in environmental policies.

- The history of environmentalism as a tool for social engineering, tracing its roots back to Robert Malthus and the Club of Rome.

- The PPC’s rejection of climate alarmism and prioritization of clean air, water, and soil for Canadians over globalist agendas.

- Canada's position on WEF policies, the Paris Accord, and the PPC’s vision for meaningful environmental change.

René will also touch on pressing concerns about globalist influences on Canadian policies, his upcoming book on environmental agendas, and why CO2 is not the villain it’s made out to be.

Pastor Artur Pawlowski: Known for his fearless activism, Pastor Artur will announce the March for Justice happening on November 30th in Edmonton. This event aims to bring awareness to the growing injustices across Alberta and inspire Canadians to stand against the erosion of rights.

What’s on the Table?

1. The PPC’s environmental platform includes withdrawing from the Paris Accord, abolishing the carbon tax, and focusing on practical solutions for Canada’s environment.

2. The connection between globalist policies and the mismanagement of resources, public funds, and public health.

3. Pastor Artur’s advocacy for justice and freedom and the upcoming March for Justice are rallying calls for Albertans to take a stand.

Both guests bring their unique perspectives and expertise to illuminate critical issues facing Canadians. Whether addressing the challenges of environmental misinformation or fighting against political and societal injustices, this episode is a must-watch for anyone passionate about Canada’s future.

👉 Don’t miss this insightful discussion. We can work toward a more robust, freer, and independent Canada.

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