Aug 3, 2026 · 1 hr 37 min · 11 segments
Edited replay of our powerful live event held July 9, 2026 at Onoway Community Hall. In Part 2, the speakers return for their second rounds of presentations on land rights and property in Canada…
Leighton GreyGuest
Bruce PardyGuestTeresaHost
And where he left off is actually a great place for me to pick up because where I want to take you now is where you're asking the question, okay, they're destroying property.
Where are they taking us? And so I wrote a little piece for my show called Can Europa, which is a play on words.
And before I go there, I'm going to get Bruce mad at me because I'm going to quote a famous conservative.
He's a true polymath, someone who knows a lot of things about a lot of different things.
Anyway, he talks in his books about what is a nation, right? So what is a nation really? Let's talk about this for a second.
He thinks that a nation is a people, right? And who are occupying a specific landmass who have a shared set of values.
Does that make sense to you? And not so long ago, you're probably like me, if you can say that you had a pretty good idea of what it meant to be a Canadian.
But those three concepts, if you think about it, land, people, shared values, aren't those all the things that are being attacked? And the question is, well, why? The reason why is because they want to take us into what's called post-nationhood.
Before I go there, though, I want to read to you what Roger Scruton said, because this is really going to hit home with you.
And where he left off is actually a great place for me to pick up because where I want to take you now is where you're asking the question, okay, they're destroying property.
Where are they taking us? And so I wrote a little piece for my show called Can Europa, which is a play on words.
And before I go there, I'm going to get Bruce mad at me because I'm going to quote a famous conservative.
He's a true polymath, someone who knows a lot of things about a lot of different things.
Anyway, he talks in his books about what is a nation, right? So what is a nation really? Let's talk about this for a second.
He thinks that a nation is a people, right? And who are occupying a specific landmass who have a shared set of values.
Does that make sense to you? And not so long ago, you're probably like me, if you can say that you had a pretty good idea of what it meant to be a Canadian.
But those three concepts, if you think about it, land, people, shared values, aren't those all the things that are being attacked? And the question is, well, why? The reason why is because they want to take us into what's called post-nationhood.
Before I go there, though, I want to read to you what Roger Scruton said, because this is really going to hit home with you.
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