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Argue that missing link. Join Jesse Hale on the missing link talk show as he helps to unveil
the mystery through the unique wisdom and store of others. Welcome, welcome, welcome. Welcome
everybody here back to the missing link today. We're excited to have back. I think it's the
third time. It's been a few years since she was last on. Someone who is a spirit talker,
healer, medicine keeper and international natural health activist. Her name is Candice
Dawn Hale and she goes by Osa Usiki Sewu. Welcome back to the missing link live. How are you doing
today sister? Oh, I'm doing great and I'm just I'm really, really happy to be with you again,
Jesse. I think you're one of the best interviewer. So I am really, really happy to be your
and just, you know, even, even I have a hard time pronouncing. So that's my
screen name is Osa Usisqui. So thank you. Osa Usisqui. Okay. Now that I know it sounds a lot
easier to pronounce. Awesome. So why don't you start off with telling us about yourself
and your journey a little bit about your background, your education, what part of the
world you grew up in, what part of the world you're in now. If you like disclosing that
information, anything about yourself and your journey that you wanted to share with our audience
here today, especially if they may be hearing you here for the first time. Okay. Wonderful.
So my name again is Candice Hale. I was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba. I am 18. Born and raised
unfortunately without the culture, didn't do anything about my culture, but lived there
until I was 23, moved away one year after my mom passed away, which was, of course, a very
hard thing for myself and the family. So big, big changes. So I came out here with my
husband and my daughter out of British Columbia. And I want to mention my eldest brother,
Bob, for many years would say, you need to move to BC. You need to move to BC. And,
you know, now over 30 years later, I understand why, you know, because I love
like when you introduce yourself, you know, and you say about how we're all different, right?
We've all come in. I believe we all have a purpose. We try to find our purpose,
but we all have different experiences that absolutely make us who we are. And I would say
in Winnipeg was the first atlas, something that happened to me that changed the course
of my life. And that was I was 19 newly married, typical 19 year old working at a
bake shop, enjoying life. And literally, I remember the day I was walking to my sister,
and often I just felt weird. And for the next week, I couldn't eat, I couldn't sleep,
I was having dreams. And of course, I didn't know it was happening. My family didn't know.
I mean, everybody was very worried. And again, it took many years to figure out what that was,
but but what it was, I still was being born. So I learned in our culture,
when a healer or a medicine person comes out, all their gifts come at once. And it usually
happens between 17 and 25. Okay. And so, as I say, some really amazing things happened.
And as I say, my sixth sense, you know, I could read people's minds. I mean,
my dreams are prophetic. I even read through the Bible in a short time.
So it's, so of course, my family had to put me in hospital, which again,
that was an experience unto itself too, because I have a photographic memory. And I remember
everything that happened in there. I remember, you know, how we were treated. I mean,
over heavily medicated, I remember hearing people screaming, they were getting electric
shock treatments. You know, and me even back then, I was talking to people like,
why are you here? And one of the first people I became very close to was
a names man. He was anyway, and he was a little older than me. Had come from up north and up in
Winnipeg was a cultural shock. And he was picked by the police and put in the hospital. You know,
when there was another brother, he was in there and it was had to do with his diabetes and blood
sugar. And so I learned a lot. I was only in there about two weeks, got out and life went
back to normal. But of course, when you have something like that happen, it takes up your
world. I didn't know what was going on. But with the support of my husband, you know, it took a
few months before I could, well, probably more than a few months, but to get back into the
real world, I actually started teaching trampoline. That was my first job, you know,
for a while, right? Because my whole household was shifted, my whole mind, right?
Life went back to normal. And then exactly one year later, when we decided to start a
family and I found out I was pregnant, everything happened again. So we went back to the doctor,
he said, Well, you know, my best advice is go out to the lake, my parents have bought a cottage,
and maybe being in nature would be a good thing. Oh, okay, we go out there.
Well, I realize now wouldn't matter where I went. Again, everything happened again,
could eat, could sleep. But some things happened that my family didn't tell me about
till years later. Some things I remember. I remember, again, at that time, I didn't know I was a
spirit talker. Okay, so I was hearing voices saying go to the lake because they were on this lake.
And of course, my kids didn't want me to leave. And I wanted to leave. And supposedly I pushed
my mom supposedly, according to my dad, I had this extra strength and I actually picked my dad
up. And I ended up storing them across the room. Again, this was not told to me till later,
because it freaked the family out when leaving for about an hour. And I came back. And this,
this I remember, too, I was with my dad where it's in the backyard. And it was nice. And over
looking up the stars and pointing to the north star. And that's all I remember. But according
to my dad, and he didn't talk about it again for years. He said, And he said the things
you knew about the stars really freaked him out. Okay. And so again, we decided, and I agreed,
let's go back to the hospital. So I went back again for two more weeks. Now that was interesting,
too, because I knew that there was this place in the hospital. It was called the extended unit
that people went for two years. I had heard the river, right? So one day the nurses come
to me and say, Oh, we're taking me into the extended unit. Well, I freaked out called
my mom, I'm like, Oh, my gosh, right. But you know, that was a blessing because I got
to go in there. And again, I asked questions. There was a young woman in there a couple
years older than me that it had a baby, they took her baby, she never saw a baby. And most
people in that part of the hospital hadn't been out in a year. And it all turned it on the
psychiatrist. If you had a psychiatrist that was like, I was blessed with a good one.
I was able to go out on home like weekend visits, right? But somebody's people had
been in there for two years. So that was and I got a backup to something really funny.
The first time, no, was it the first? I think it was the first time I went in.
And again, I don't know how I knew this, but I have my mind. I wanted to go visit a friend.
She lived across the hospital. And so somehow Jesse, I found my way out of the hospital.
There was an underground tunnel. Okay, now you know, I'm dressed in a little garb. Okay.
And I remember going to my friend's apartment, thank goodness she wasn't there.
You can imagine if she saw me like, what the heck, right? So I had to walk down the street.
I remember thinking bathroom. So I walked into this person's house. And of course,
we called the police because I found out from my family, my brother said that they called
my family and said, uh, so the family had to come looking. Of course, they called the
police, police arrived and I very calmly go back. Well, what was funny was they put a red line
in front of the nurse's things now for that. And anytime I would go to walk past that red line,
they say, Candice, don't go past the red line, right? So I think even back then at 19, you know,
I was pretty strong and bound and determined to turn up my own way, right? But yeah,
so that was that was that experience. So I came up to the second time when I was 20.
Again, I took a bit, but got back to, you know, I had my baby and which was a wonderful thing because
I got focused on that. And as I said, you know, within three years, we ended up moving out to
British Columbia. And out here, I could just say, huh, that's where I found myself. And that's
where my life at 24, for whatever the reason, took two very distinct tasks. So the first was
I got a job at a health food store, which was my calling because because of my grandmother,
she helped me after I got out of hospital. She said, well, maybe you need to look through diet
because she was really into health by cut out sugar and cut out red meat and things, right?
Start taking vitamins and supplements. And so I had that job and definitely found my calling,
you know, learning about herbs and learning about nutrition. And I think the big thing,
Jesse, was I could help people. People would come in and say, you know,
I was in hospital or diagnosed with this and I'd say, well, guess what? This is what I did to get
myself healthy. So I realized that I found my calling to help people. But again, at that time,
I didn't realize I was a killer yet. I just knew I liked helping people. So right about that same
time, I started meeting First Nations people started attending circles, you know, made my
first drum. So as I say, that's where my life and I want to just show the audience is so I decided
actually when I was 10 years old, I realized I love writing. And I said that I was 10, I'm going
to write a book one day. So in 2011, I started writing two books. And this is where again,
this is the one path my spiritual path. Okay. And I want to show the audience.
My dad gave me a name about four years before he passed away. And he said it's a
who's who wears moccasins and carries a big stick. And my dad was a real joker. He was iris. He was so
funny. And I'm like, well, what's happening? And he's like, well, the moccasins is your spiritual
traditional walk. And instead, and the big is your activism. Because I became an actress.
So I'll tell the audience in a second what happened was so I started writing two books at
once. This one I called the big six, it isn't published yet. It's called exposing the
farmer cartel and it's told on government media education and health. So that's where,
as I say, the journey really started. And so my life, you know, it's been quite a great.
What else can I say? Yeah. So I'm a mom. I have two grown children.
Very proud of them. They're both doing very well in their life. You know,
I've taught them to be independent, think for themselves. And I started, I created a sort of
saying to them when they were young, and that was follow your own proof.
Always question and always think for yourself. And I have to say thanks to my father and my
mother. But my dad was a philosopher. He was a history bus. He was very gentle, kind man. He
was very spiritual. You know, he was the one that said, you don't want a church to believe in God.
You know, so he sort of set the stage for, he just talked about the 10 commandments and just
walking as a good person, right? So I'm really, really grateful to my father and
through my years of being an activist because it was up at times, you know, dad was always there
and he'd always say time and patience, you know, time and patience, right?
What else? I'm now a grandmother. I have a six-year-old grandson, which I mean,
I always wanted to be a parent. I literally was playing with dolls until I was 13.
When I met my fifth dad at 15, by 16, I already told him what I wanted. You know, I said I wanted
to be a stay-at-home mom, blah, blah, blah, you know, and everything, that's how everything
went, right? And so I really just parenting, you know, very seriously, tried to do my best,
you know, and I only read one parenting book and that was from Dr. Wayne Dyer that it was called
How to Raise No Limit Children. And the correct part about that book is he said,
if you want to raise no limit children, you have to be a no limit parent. And so again,
you know, I became a very conscious parent, right? And realized that I was a role model
to my children, right? And so now having a grandson, I call him my little bear. He's my,
he's my elder. He's very wise. And you know, the other day I said to my partner,
I'm really glad that he doesn't know what's going on in the world right now. My partner said,
you know what? He does. Why do you think he's here? And I went, and when he said that,
it was like, yeah, like, he knows my journey. Like I unconsciously spent the first three years
with him to bond with him, because they say in our culture that the cook them called me cook them,
that's free for grandmother. That first grandchild is really important to have that bond.
And so at three years old, you know, I said to his mom, one day I'm going to be going
because I've always had these knowings in my journey, right? And I knew that one day I'd
be traveling. And so when he was three, I said cook him has to go. And I didn't know how long I'd be.
And he was like, right, you know, my mom told me, right? So it's been, it's been great being
really kind of his teacher and he's my teacher. So yeah, that's a little bit about me. I mean,
there's so many other things, but I think in a nutshell, that's me in the journey.
You mentioned something about exposing the big pharma cartel. What do you think needs to be
exposing in that area? Well, I'm glad you asked me that because I opened up my manuscript of my book
and guess what it opened to? These are books that were sent to me from the Dr. Ralph Foundation
called Deaf Doctors. Okay, these were sent to PDF to me. And so I got these experts and this
I opened up to just before we got on this talk that I want to read it to you.
Okay, Dr. Dieding, type of doctor quoted with quoted saying, it's odd, isn't it? How Dr. Morrell
could make the fear of Hitler, while any kind of poison without our being able to kill him.
Imagine every person being that infactuated with his doctor. Okay, and I put that quote in
there on purpose, because people don't know when I was doing research for the second book,
that in the Second World War, autoics and other tests were used where they did experiments on
people, experiments with drugs, vaccines and surgery. And I want to mention in my research,
because I'm a researcher, that is what they did in the 22 Indian hospitals across Canada.
Those Indian hospitals, most of them were children thinking from residential school. Same
thing. They did experiments on drugs, vaccines and surgeries. And I can tell you, Jesse, in 2021,
I went up north, Northern BC, I spent a few weeks with some elders, an elder that's
carrier. He was like 82. And he told me on their reserve, they had a day school,
which is like a residential school. And when he was nine, the nurses came to the school and said,
we're taking you to the Indian hospital, which was on the reserve to get your car sales taken out.
Now, I have my roads at age, and I'm pretty sure he didn't have any idea what those were.
He said, they took us to the hospital. It was my turn. He says, I started yelling and screaming.
And he said, so they took me and put me on a chair. And my best friend went in behind me,
and he never came out. He said the following year, the hospital burnt down with 13 children in it.
This is the Anaheim reserve up in Northern BC. Okay. And that was one of many stories.
And most people have never heard of the Indian hospitals. I have met people that were in them.
There was an elder, her name was Dolly Watt. She just asked her, she was put in the
Port Alberni Indian Hospital when she was three with her mother. Her mother died in there from TV.
And Dolly stayed in there for three years. She said to me, she says,
he thinks he went outside maybe a few times. And at six years old, she went from the Indian
Hospital to the Port Alberni residential school. And interestingly enough, about the
Port Alberni residential school, I first learned about it from a woman who became
like the second mother to me over 30 years ago. And she was the first person I learned
about the residential schools from. So to continue along that vein, I want to just care.
So when I got that job in the health food store, as I said, it was my calling.
And one day, one of the staff took me aside and showed me a box under the counter.
And she said, now, she showed me these products. And I thought, well,
what are they? And I was like, what is it? And then it has been
salmon oil, capsules, padarco, which is an herb for cancer, and stevia. Okay. And she said to me,
now, do not sell these to anybody unless someone comes specifically and asks for them.
And I said, well, why? And she said, well, help kind of them. Back then, they were called
to NPV, the health protection, something, goons, basically. We wanted to help food stores.
And we had to be really careful what you said. You said, don't ever use the word here.
Don't ever say certain words because they come in and they, you know, watch. So I'm like, oh,
gosh, okay. A couple of months later, I go into work and we were raided. This was the
Allied Health Center in the Surrey Place Mall. I was not on shift, but the staff was treated
like drug dealers. They ran back the store and found the box with the products I mentioned.
And the owner bought a $2,000 fine. And I'll tell you, Jesse, that's the day I became a health
activist because I said to myself, okay, I've heard from Health Canada, these products are safe,
they're natural, they're food. What's going on? So I started doing research on Health Canada,
which led me to learn about the WHO. And then I started learning about CODEX,
which means Code of Law for Food. And I decided, you know what? People in my community need to know
about CODEX and WHO. So I started doing talks by myself. And that's when I had my first,
how would you say? I had a stranger call me. I don't know who he was. He said,
what are you doing these talks for? And I said, well, because people need to know the truth.
And then he told me again, and he said, well, I want to meet you next week
with these two people from this organization, Health Back to Network.
And I'm like, okay. So I actually posted Health Back to Network. And I said to the ladies there,
do you know this fellow? I don't remember his name. And they said, no, we've never heard of him.
And I went, hmm. So that was the first time I realized I was being watched.
Okay. And I was probably 25 at the time. So what happened was I started to,
as I say, learn about Health Canada. And then fast forward lots of, no, 1997, I went to Health Back
to Network, put on an incredible conference. They had different speakers talking about
the FDA and about CODEX. And they brought up a man by the name of John Hamill from Florida.
And he was actually told not to come up. But he came anyways. And he was stopped at the
border. They went to a suitcase, treat him like a drug dealer, but he came and spoke.
And I didn't get to meet him then. But that's really when my journey started. But through him,
I met Dr. Reece. He came a few months later, he came to Canada and spoke. And we've
been very good friends. And then he came back to live. I think that was about,
I'm going to say 2000, maybe 99. And that's when a lot of censorship was starting.
I became, well, not friends with her at the time, but I heard about a group
out of Toronto called Freedom for Choice in Healthcare. And I want to mention this group
because some of the people in the audience may have heard of it. It was headed up by
Marilyn Nelson. I think she started it in the early 90s with Dr. David Rowland,
who is still alive, David Rowland. And she had over 200,000 people in her group. She almost had
Alan Roth, the Minister of Health, fired. She did some incredible work. Now, what happened was
it was about 2003 that I started working again with more Americans that I was asked
to become the vice president of an international health freedom group based out of U.S.
So I said, sure. So the next three years, Jesse was quite a learning. I was in Minnesota,
we had a big conference out there and I had different environmental lawyers, activists,
lobbyists come to me and they said, are you going to be an activist? And I'm like, well,
yeah. And they're like, okay, well, the first thing we're going to tell you is,
shut your mouth and just watch and learn. And then they asked me to read The Art of War,
which I already had because anybody that's an activist, most politicians read The Art of War
and then they told me to read another book. And so at that time, I had a friend say to me
that I was working with, you need to make a decision. If you're going to be an activist,
are you going to be kind of a hidden one behind the scenes? Or are you going to be
out there? He said, you need to make that decision. And I said, I'm going to be
out there. So ever since then, and people that know me, I've always been open up front
when I learned something new, I put it up on, you know, on Facebook and these kind of things,
right? So I just want to mention, so I was the VP of this group for three years.
We were part of a huge conference in Washington DC. We brought in doctors, lawyers, we even had
Congressman Ron Paul. He worked with Ron Paul. His aide, Norman Sittleton, came. We had journalists.
It was the biggest meaning we've had of international people like myself. Because see,
see what we did is we had, we worked with different countries that were exposing their
health to Canada. See, the WHO started after, I think it was in the 60s, after the Second World War,
and then they had created sort of offices to control everybody. And so
our issue was Codex. We did a documentary. Actually, it was my idea. I was the one that said,
people need to understand about Codex. So we ended up having a German doctor donate $50,000.
We got a Sierra guy that came from England, interviewed us for a week.
And then he went back to England and he actually got the famous British actress
Beauty Dane Dent to narrate our documentary. At first, he was not, he didn't want to do it,
but he did. And so we interviewed people like Dr. Jonathan Wright. He had been rated.
He's got a clinic in Tahoma. He's a friend of mine. He's probably almost 90 now.
He's written many books. Oh, he's an amazing man. But anyway, so we interviewed different
people. We interviewed him? We didn't actually get to interview him for We Become Silent,
but we did join. Could we interview him here on our show?
You know, he could try to reach out to him. I'm hoping he's still alive. Last time I talked to
his assistant was a few years ago because I was going to ask if he would do the forward
of my second book, but his assistant said he's getting old, right? Beautiful man, though.
He was our, I got it. We went to his clinic and we asked if he would be the emcee in 2006 at the
ACAM, the Alternative and Complementary Conference where all the most amazing medical doctors were
because the large Canadians don't realize like in the United States, a lot of doctors there are
very much into alternative medicines. You know what I'm saying? Where here, you don't have as many,
right? But anyways, but I want to tell you what happened. So when we had the conference in Washington,
the filmmaker, Kevin Miller, who is a friend of mine, an incredible man and filmmaker,
he, we had this couple a month before he went to Washington and you might know his name,
when I told him, no one, who pretended to be experts on codecs. And they called my partner
at the time. And I said to him, who are these people? Okay, I'm going to say their name. One of
them is passed away. His name was Dr, sorry, General Stubblebine. He wrote a book called The Men Who
Stared Ghosts. And his wife was a psychiatrist, whose name is Dr. Rima Lobay. I know I'm not
pronouncing it right. It doesn't matter. So we voted for him. Dr. Rima Lebow?
Yep. That's her. Okay. So they ended up again, claiming to be experts. I knew they were in our
line of work. We have what we call controlled opposition, which is people that come in, they get
paid. So we wanted to see our guys to do research on this couple. And guess what we found out?
They met at a remote viewing conference. They had links to secret intelligence,
CIA. I mean, he was the general. Okay. So I said, when we were in Washington, we found this out,
we had a private meeting. I said, well, I said, we must be doing something right,
because they brought him the big guns. Okay. Well, guess what? After that conference, which
actually, I don't want to mistake, because we were sitting ducks, because we brought
everybody together. Well, guess what? They went after everybody. And within six months,
our whole movement, Codex movement, movement was squatted. Yeah. Okay. So this was done by who?
The FDA, the US government, probably the Canadians, who knows all of them. They did not want,
because at that time, Jesse, we become silent. Oh, yeah. So what happened was that school
got a hundred seven and said, oh, we'd really like to support this documentary. We'll give you
$5,000. There's $5,000 with these people. I don't know what it is. So whether or not knowing who
they were, took the money. Biggest mistake. They went after him. They sued him. He had a
gag order. He couldn't speak to us for one year. They sued him $50,000. He lost his house.
And so after one year, the documents was done, but we had no money. And it was Dr.
Wright. You might know Dr. Wright in California, another incredible medical doctor.
He graciously gave us the last 50,000 so that we could get, we become silent out there.
But again, there was so much censorship and stuff. So, unfortunately, we become silent.
It's still out there. Didn't get as much exposure as it needed to. But you know what,
it's as important today, if not more important than back in 2006. Okay, then I want to mention
after that I ended up stepping out of the movement. People started, like I say, well, I didn't
say this before to the audience, but people started being taken out. Okay, we had people
supposed to suicide, doctors, people I met. It was like, it was really bad. That's all I'm
going to say. So I pulled out and I, that's when I decided in 2006, okay, you know what,
I'm going to focus on Canada. So this is what I want to tell the audience is interesting and
I'll make it short. Right around this time, okay, so put it without squat. They didn't
want people to know about it. This is what I think happened because I can look back, okay.
There was a plan by probably Health Canada, FDA, the government, they said, okay,
do you have health freedom groups? That's why you're in the United States and Canada,
they're too powerful. We need to take them down. So what they did is they hired lawyers.
And because everybody looks up to lawyers, oh, lawyers are gods, they, you know, oh my gosh,
right? What happened was in a very short time, these three lawyers, and I could say their
names, I don't care, because I still watch them, but I can't think of his name right now. He's actually
not a lawyer, Rob McCurk. And I can't remember his name. So his name is leaving my head right
now. That's all right, I'll come back. He's a Canadian lawyer. He heads up natural health
products director, sorry, NHPPA. Anyway, what I think they did is they came in,
and they hired that different group. So Scott Pipp came in and became the, like a lawyer for
this group, NHS. It was the oldest health freedom group in the United States, okay.
I knew some of the people that were president, like Joe Bassett,
what was his name? There was another really great lobbyist. He was one of the oldest lobbyists.
He was a president. What happened was when we were at the ACAM meeting,
I met the president at the time of NHS. And a few months later, she died. And all of a sudden
Scott got himself in there. And we didn't know, you know, and so we've helped get a man on codex
to be like one of them, like a speaker, you know, at the codex meetings in Europe, right.
Then another group, I can't think of the name right now, but also I've been going for a long
time, Rob McCurk, he became their director. And before we knew it, he took over that group
and then started a group in the U.S., sorry, in Europe called A&H Alliance, okay. What happened here
in China was Marilyn Nelson, as I told you, had the oldest, largest group. And she worked with
Dr. David Rowland. Well, all of a sudden, this lawyer, oh yes, his name is Son Buckley,
and brother Peter of people, Peter Helgeson, and a tough woman, three men,
a post Marilyn and said, oh, here's the good work you're doing. You want to, you know, do a lawsuit
against Health Canada. We'll help you. So her being thrusting, you know, a person. Oh my gosh,
that would be great. Okay. Well, guess what? They fundraised over $50000. They never did the lawsuit.
They pocketed the money, and they helped destroy freedom for choice and health care.
The last time that Marilyn was in Ottawa, the fee was our only lobbyist, okay, for many years,
and he never took a penny for the work he did. The last time she was in Ottawa,
she was called a neutral terrorist, okay. And after that, her whole group folded.
That's when I approached her and I said, Marilyn, let's start a group. So we started a group,
I'm sorry, I can't remember the name right now of our first group. I was the executive
director of the West, and she was the executive director of the East. I got a great scene called
Furlough. You might know the name. He runs a group company here in BC, and a couple other people
helped me. So we started doing that. I think we had the group for about a year and maybe two years.
And then I got burnt out and I had to step back and whatever. And then I took a hiatus,
which I tend to do in my activism because it's hard. And you know, I've never been paid for the
activism I've done. It's because of my children, it's because of the people, right? So anyways,
I came back, I approached her again, and we decided this time we approached Scott Hipps.
I was in France speaking when I had lunch with him, and I said, hey, Scott, because he was
now the executive director of NHS. I said, would you help Marilyn and I? We're going to
try again to start another group, to go after the natural health products directories, okay?
Which was Health Canada. I'm going to back up. Back in 97, FCA tried to do this in the U.S. They
tried to hijack the FDA, or sorry, the FDA tried to hijack this dietary supplement industry in
the U.S. It's trying to curb all of their natural medicines into growth. Well, guess what
happened? Someone with a deep pocket, he said, we can't have this, have this rapid.
And so they hired Mel Gibson and Karen Stone, and they did infomercials, which gained attention
to what the FDA was doing. And they got people to call Congress one day. They had something
like, pardon me, over a million people faxed in email Congress and they stopped the FDA dead
in their tracks. Okay, that was a 90s target. So here we are, 2000, whatever it was, 2009, 11,
Health Canada decided to do the same thing here. So that's what Marilyn and I were like, okay,
we need to go, yes, he is. So then we, so Scott said, I'll help you. He says, I'll get you
on radio shows. He gave us $1,500. He says, I'll help you build a website, all this stuff. Well,
guess what? After a year, he didn't do anything. I built the website because I built many websites.
Oh, and I was mentioning, the first website I built, who works with Sean Buckley had my website
taken down and it was not backed up. And I was getting at that time 2000 hits a day. He wouldn't
believe it. And that was too tough. He took it down. And I'll tell you, the biggest thorn in my
back was Sean Buckley. When I went in 2003, sorry, 2013, I went and lobbied Ottawa by myself
on behalf of the people. I had the first online petition. I had 3000 people sign it the first
week. Okay, people from Europe, you name it. And when I have to do something, I do it. And
so I said, I'm going to go to Ottawa and lobby because I've been mentored. I thought it's time I
need to go. And I want to mention that because Sean tried to stop me from doing my petition.
We didn't, he said, why go to Ottawa? That's not going to do anything. Okay. Now,
so we started the second group, Marilyn and I on our own. Neff got any help from Scott.
Okay. And then I approached Kevin Miller in the United States, the filmmaker that did
a part of, we become silent. And I said, Kevin, would you help us? Would you do a documentary on
the natural health products directorates, globalism, all this stuff? Okay. And Kevin said, yes.
So Kevin, God is true. We fundraise. We fundraise because he did help at work.
Came up to my house. We interviewed Dr. Dahl. We interviewed, what's his name? The man who
runs Empower Plus. He's a colleague of mine. I can't think of his name right now.
Because he was raised. When he had Empower Plus, he was raided by Health Canada.
He fought them in court and won. And then Dr. Dahl was raided by Health Canada. He has a line
of supplements still out there called Life Choice, I think. So they were in our documentary.
What's that?
David Steven.
Yes, Anthony. Yeah, I believe we've interviewed him a bunch of times here.
Yes. Okay. And his son just did a documentary. Yes. Anthony Steffen. Yes, yes, yes. Okay.
So we interviewed, I think Kevin went and interviewed him. And this is where it gets
interesting because Justin didn't want us to do that documentary. It's gone buckling. Okay.
And we were able to get it done. We completed it and it's called a question of sovereignty.
It is still available, I believe now, which I'm really happy because Kevin used money out of
his own pocket. Money was donated. He never made any money. So a question of sovereignty,
I believe, still is available and you have to buy it. But the point is,
Sean did not want us doing that documentary. Well, guess what happened? Once it came out,
behind my back, and I got to tell the audience, when Marilyn and I started our second group,
that's when he started natural health products or NACPA because he has to. He had to create
something going against us, right? So that's the line. But what really upset me is I don't
remember the timeline, maybe six months, whatever, after we become, sorry, the question of sovereignty
was out there, he took it and started promoting it across the country. And he raised money.
Well, guess what? He came to Vancouver to help actually network to speak. And I found out he was
in Vancouver. So I went with two of my ladies that I was working with. Sean didn't know I was
coming. And I walked into that big meeting. There were tons of people and I'm in the back
and I had high heels shoes on, okay? So I walked up and I was beside him on the stage.
He turned and it was like he saw a goat and I just stood there. And I said to the guy,
you need to tell him to get off the stage because I need to speak. So Sean was very nervous. He
got off. I got up there and I saw the face. I'm not going to get him, you know, I just
sat up there and said, I just want the audience to know that this documentary,
a question of sovereignty was done by Kevin B. Miller and myself, okay?
Sean Buckley had nothing to do with this. So I saved him publicly, right? Everybody was there.
And that was all I did. I mean, I could have said more. I could have said how we did, you know,
and I'm going to tell the audience, because Sean will remember this. We were sitting together
when I started the second group. We were having supper and it was just me and I
were going to look at Sean and I said, so how, why did you get into the health industry?
And wouldn't give me a very clear answer, which made me very suspicious.
And then he turned to me and pointed his finger and said,
you will never stop globalism. And that's what he said to me, Jesse, okay?
Okay. I know he and Scott Hips and all those, and Rob, they're all globalists. They all work
to the other side, okay? Here we are today. What is it? April 11, 2025? What has Sean been
doing? Oh, yeah, the health freedom thing doing. He's been getting a lot of money. He's
going to get money. Okay. So, and I will tell the audience too, in 2020, I was interviewed
and I did a two hour video on the Freemasons, okay? And I talked about Sean and he called us,
the guys who interviewed me and said, you can't just can't be saying that.
He needs to retract it. Well, the guy who interviewed me said, well,
stand it. How many Freemasons are going to tell you that Freemasons? He said, let's just leave it in.
I said, I agree. And guess what? That video went international and you wouldn't have believed the
bloke. It's positive. I've had men calling, and I know they were Mason. I could do a whole video
on that. So, that went international for three and a half years until this year and it's now
been taken down, okay? And that interview, the first hour, I talked about Johnny McDonald and why
he was a Freemason, why they took away our ceremonies, everything, the history of them,
and then the second hour, guess what I talked about? I talked about all the Masons I didn't
know I was working with, okay? Who came after me because I'd like to finish the story with
Scott Kipps. So, when our group was, it was really great, we decided to go to the Canadian
Trade, the Canadian Health Food Association, so Maryland went, I couldn't go. And this is when
we wanted to start fundraising because we wanted to go after Health Canada. Well, all of a sudden,
someone called me and they said, oh, Scott Kipps is going to see you. I'm like, what? And I made
Scott, I want to mention, I met him in Washington where Dr. Leigh Bow and General
Sylvain were, my first time meeting him, okay? And he became my best friend. Why? Because he had to
watch me. So, I told him up in Paris and I said, fuck, I heard rumors that he was going to try
to see me. He said, oh, no, no, no, that's not Freestandis. Well, guess what, Jesse? Two weeks
later, Marilyn and I were sued by a high Bing Street lawyer in Toronto and Scott knew I had my
own hemp business and he sued me and went after my business, okay? That was eight years after knowing
him. So, my name has been, he was an incredible researcher. We started researching food spots
and we found out when he hijacked National Health Federation, he was pulling in like a
couple million dollars a year, okay? We could have had him be barred because he has a law practice
in California and one in Paris, but I always say, please, your battles, right? Okay. So,
not long after that, our group folded and a lot of bad things happened in Canada. People started,
well, Rody Leigh, have you ever heard of a live magazine? Have you heard of a live?
It's one of the oldest health freedom magazines in the country, probably started 40 years ago
and one of the best editors of that magazine, her name was Rody Leigh. I became friends with her
in 2001 because I exposed the vaccine when I was working at Stal-O-Nation and I called her up
and she just hand us, write a story, we'll put in the magazine, which we did, and then she published
another article of mine. Well, around the same time, it was about a one year. So, I'm going to say
it was around 2012, 2013. The other side started coming after us, okay? And Rody, a live magazine,
got bought out, okay? So, that was the first censorship they were bought out because they used to
cover really great stories and articles about really things going on. Rody retired, he was very
healthy, went for a walk up at the North Shore with her dog and disappeared and they never ever
found her. And I know she knew too much. She was trying to expose Health Canada
and then sadly, shortly after that, another man, his name was Ben, he owned the company Paul Grass,
he became a really great friend of ours. He called Marilyn and I and he said, okay, I'm going to try
to get in to the Crate Association, see at your bay. And we said, don't, it's been iDAC. Our
Crate Association was iDAC by a German pharmaceutical company back in like the late 90s. And he
can't prove it, but he used to put on these great Christmas parties and invite the industry.
And his wife was there and he went in and an ex-employee walked in and got him. He killed him
right in front of everybody, okay? So, that was the second thing that happened. And then
someone we know, I'm not going to mention names, but who was branded, I found out
that Health Canada approached this person and said, listen, we'll pay you 200,000
if you be quiet. And this person took the money and I'm not going to say who it is
and because they were scared, fine. So, I decided then to, I actually started a group on my own
and I decided that's when I did the petition I told you about and I decided to go
to Ottawa to lobby. So, I took great time to try to figure out which MCI should lobby.
And I told one, he was conservative based on the fact that he had a daughter, Vanessa,
who had supposedly died from a pharmaceutical drug. And so, I went to lobby our Minister of
Health, okay? But I couldn't meet her, so I had to go through this MCI. And his name
is Terence Young. And this is a really important destiny, I want to share this with the audience.
So, I had someone from the industry who looked at the money to fly me there and get me a hotel.
When I get to Ottawa, I go into Parliament on the Monday in the gallery and I try to mention
this because it is important. But when I went to the gallery, they were debating a bill
called the anti, sorry, the Bill, Bill S7 Anti-Terra Bill. It was brought up by the conservatives
and the NDP and liberals were against it, okay? And so, that was Monday. I also found out at
the same time, Vince was also in Ottawa, okay, the queen, you know, late husband, or I guess
they're both names. Anyway, so, this way I go to lobby Terence Young and I go in and the first thing
he says to me is, oh, Candice, I can tell you're so passionate, you know, just like that, right?
The next place that's finger at me is Kona Voice Page and he says, you will never stop
this billion-dollar industry, which he was referring to the drug cartel, which is
health parameter too, okay? So, that's fine. So, I sit there and I start telling him, you know,
why I'm there, do my thing. Then he turns to me and says, are you a registered lobbyist?
And I said, no, because I knew I didn't have to be, but he says to me, well, if you are not
a registered lobbyist, you cannot come in this building. You can't come lobby anybody.
And if you do, he says you will get two years in jail and a $50,000 fine. And he said that three
times to me, Jesse, and because I wasn't going to work with these people, I just put my head up
and I was smiling. And he says, why are you smiling? I said, well, this meeting is over.
I said, I hope you take what I've given you to the Minister of Health. I said,
I'll see you in the gallery. So, I go into the gallery and this is Wednesday,
question period. Yes, who is in there? Stephen Harper. I watched parents down walk in with Stephen
Harper, sit down with him and Walker. Well, because I'm a writer, when I came back from Ottawa, I did
two things. First, I called the commissioner of lobbying and I told him what happened.
You know, he said, well, he lied to me. He said, any Canadian, anybody can go to Ottawa
and lobby any of the MPs. And so, unfortunately, a year and a half later, I was going to go after
this MP. I filed a complaint with the Canadian Human Rights Commission, but I found out you only
have 12 months. But because it was a year and a half, I couldn't proceed. But I won't say
this, Jesse. I started talking to people in the federal government. I got assigned the
pretty council and they wanted to help me go after this MP. But I said, you know what? I can't
be bothered. Again, I was a single mom working full time. I just, I couldn't do it. So, I thought,
you know what? I'm going to talk it up as an experience of learning. I'm going to talk to
people. Now, this is where it gets really interesting, Jesse, because about a year ago,
now you don't remember, this was in 2013, April. Oh, and one thing I want to mention,
on the Wednesday when I went back into Parliament building, the Conservatives and the Liberals
passed the Bill F-7 anti-care bill. Okay. And a few months later, they got all this money.
We're talking billion, the Conservatives. A few months later, it was in the golden mail,
$3 billion was missing from that bill under the Conservatives with the Liberals that
back. And I just want to mention that so people can do some research. And I'll tell you, Jesse,
when that happened, and it was made public in the golden mail and Canadians did nothing.
That was 2013. I went, the writing's on the wall. Do you know what I mean? Because we've had
opportunities where as Canadians, we should have come together and stood up against certain
things. But when that happened, I was like, oh my God, the writing's on the wall, right?
So what happened a year ago was I was like, all of a sudden, I said to myself,
why did Steve Young go after me? All of a sudden after all these years, 10 years, I was like,
wait a minute, why? So guess what, Jesse, I went on the line. Then I started doing some research.
A few months after I left Ottawa, I lobbied Ottawa. I remember I told you,
Sean Buckley didn't want me to go lobby Ottawa. So they literally knew I was there.
But I think, why did Steve threaten me? So guess what? He asked a bill called the Vanessa's Bill,
which was to do with doctors and something to do with side effects. But in the writing,
it said it does not include natural health products. So I don't think fine. So then I
go forward a few more years. So a few years ago, that bill was named as a new name. And I
remember it's called bill, we'll call bill F10, whatever. But this one, it includes
natural remedies, medicines. And I'm like, well, that's bizarre. Well, then a year and a half ago,
when Health Canada reared and fled, saying they're coming after, to see we were not as an industry
or people able to stop Health Canada hijacking the natural health products industry. So what
happened a year and a half ago, Don came out signing this night in Fratting Arbor, we're going to
save, you know, the natural health products. Well, guess what? That bill that Health Canada just came
up with a year and a half ago to go after parents young bill is inserted in that. Okay. So that's
the next. And I know Sean has always been aligned with the conservatives. And I'll make this
on, I don't know his first name, O'Reilly. He's a guy in Ontario, Toronto that has a scope.
And I was on his scope. It was on his scope that we found out that Sean Buckley was a
lawyer for Health Canada, and he never told anybody. And we found that out in about 2012.
It's like, really? So because we knew God had publicly said, so you'll notice Sean will often say
today, yes, I was a lawyer for Health Canada. I think how none of us knew that. Isn't that
interesting, right? So yeah, so what's even more upsetting is this bill that this NHP director
at this bill with Health Canada, it includes traditional indigenous first days in medicine.
Okay. And it includes practitioners like me, because I'm a traditional medicine person. Okay.
So when I saw that, I was like, it all makes sense. Because I remember when I sat across
parents go, you know, desk, I said to him, I said, I may be, I remember saying to him,
some of what I know, I've learned from school. Some of what I know, I've been caught by my elders,
and then I mentioned my ancestors, so I'm a spirit talker, right? But when I look back at all that,
so that's why they tried to scare me and intimidate me. You see what I'm saying? It all makes
sense now, up like 12 years later, why they did that. So people don't even know. So if they
want to keep giving money to Sean, go ahead. But I'll tell you this, Dr. David Rowan,
who was very respected. He had his own magazine. He's written many books. He's a very good friend
of mine. He was very close to Maryland. He told me a year and a half ago, we have something we can
do to stop Health Canada. But he said, I need people to help me. And I was too busy a year
and a half ago. So the point is, and I already have my own idea of how we can stop them. But
you know, again, I'm too busy. And now, you know, now Sean has a huge following.
And I watch him. I watch Rob and I watch Scott. And they're all saying apparently the same thing
that they've been doing for years. I'm going to do a lawsuit and they never do. Okay. So I know these
guys are what I would call controlled opposition. And I remember that I remember the phone call.
My last phone call with Rob could be very close. And that's when he was connected with Sean now
at another US lawyer. He called me and said, Oh, yeah, we're having a meeting
next week, but you're not invited. I said, Oh, really? So that's when he pushed me out.
And I was like, who are you guys doing what I'm saying? Then there's more I could tell. It's all
in my book, right? So, so yeah, so that's a little bit of my history. So after I came back
from Ottawa, the industry was full of fear. And I understandably, I know why and I decided
to retire. So that's when I stopped being a health activist. And that's when I had just
gotten on Facebook. And that's when I was guided to get on with a new movement. I don't know if
you've ever heard of I don't know more. So I don't know more started the same year 2013.
I was guided to get on there and post stuff. And my goal, or what I was doing was I needed to get
to know who the first people were across the country. So I know I'm switching gears here, Jesse.
But that's what I did. And this is where again, I want to explain which can take us to today.
So I was on there for six years. It was wonderful. I met a lot of First Nations people
I, you know, did a lot of posting. But this is where things, this is where things got interesting
in about 2014. Okay. First, I'm going to talk about the health industry at large. And that's when
I started to learn in 2014, because I want to mention I had Facebook pages. I had one Facebook
page that was Candice Hill, and it was a political page. And I talked to a lot mostly men
from around the world. That's when in 2014, I started to learn about Israel and Palestine.
Okay. That's when I started to learn about Zionism. Okay. Then I had a second Facebook page,
and that was a spiritual, it was Candice Osales's wheel. That's the one I would post up on,
on Isle of Mour. And it was mostly women. Because to be honest, Jesse,
well, it goes down to most women, they want to feel safe. And most women don't want to
know about politics. And I can understand, right? So that's fine. So around 2014, different
activists I knew were being targeted. One of them was Arthur Topham,
because he was exposing Zionism. He lives here in British Columbia.
Arthur came after him. He had to go to court. He lost his website he had.
I don't even know, probably 50,000. I don't even know. He had many people on his website
as a member. And he went to court and Harper put a five-year gag order on Arthur. He's still alive.
His gag order was lifted in 2023. And it's good for the audience to know the history.
And you know, before I started talking, I just want to stop for one second.
Before I got on this call, I had sort of a message for me that said,
you can't silence spirits, okay? And as people, we are not to be afraid of our government.
We are not to be afraid of Health Canada or the police, okay? The police will be there to protect us.
But we all have to remember we're a threat because we all carry truth. And that's the other
thing about me is I don't lie. I have consciously for many years, since my kids were little,
you can ask my kids, I've been conscious of creating a good reputation for myself,
but I don't lie. So when people say things about me, I then wonder, who are you? Who's paying you
or whatever, right? Okay. So, and I want to also say, and most of your audience knows this,
but how they control us all is by fear. Then we know fear is a tool, and that's why we all
have to become fearless. Because when you're fearless and don't have any fear, guess what?
They become afraid of you, okay? So I want to mention, again, what was happening to some
of my colleagues. So Arthur, that was happening to a protector about me, September's name right now.
He was being censored. So this was all 2014. And as I say, I was then learning about Zionism and all
that, okay? Fast forward. 2018, a really good friend of mine, some of your audience may know
him and he'd be a great person to interview. Jesse is Goal Lord, okay? Goal Lord. I met him
in 2011. That's when he decided, that's when the H1N1 came out, and he decided to do protests.
And I put my hands up because what he did is we did protests in Vancouver,
Toronto and different cuttings, five countries. And I and people like Dr. Kristoff, have you
ever, I don't know if you've interviewed Kristoff because he's another great, oh you got
to interview, oh my God. Yeah, you got to interview him too. But anyways, what happened
after he did this, the H1N1 was squashed. And it's because we got it out there. And that's
those days it was just emails, right? But Goal Lord, I want to tell you what happened to him.
So after that, he created a website, created a group. He had about 60,000 members and he
wrote a book. He published the book about a year before the false flag, okay, in 2020.
But they started coming after him. He lost his website. We lost all of his members, okay? And so
he is a really great ally. And I talked to him about a year ago and he's working on a second
book. I also want to mention, I've got to look at my notes here.
So a year before the false flag, I started getting censored on Idol no more. They wouldn't put up
some of my posts. And my posts were all like, I'd always put, I did two still things, positive
things, I was like, what's going on? That's weird, right? Around the same time, my political
party, I was locked out of it. My password could not get in it, okay? So I then had to take my
Candice Hill, because it was gone. And my Candice was found just for you. I changed the name
to Candice Hill. So at least I had one Facebook page, right? So then two weeks before the
false flag in March of 2020, I got banned off of Idol no more. I was like, what the heck is going on?
Right? So I want to mention all that because it's all important, right? For the audience to know
all the censorship and things that were going on, you know, well, I guess we could say at least
a good five years before the false flag started. And in my book, I have dedicated a
whole chapter called health heroes of people I worked with, who I and others we know were taken out
because they need too much. Okay. And I want to share one other, I'm going to back up about Scott Tips.
When he went after me, we got a lawyer, and he we silenced him, but I called him, he didn't
answer in Paris. And I said to him, you know, we're going to expose you something like this,
you know, we're going to let your board of directors know. So I compiled an envelope of 50 pages
and sent it to his board of directors. But I was like, well, I can't send it to him.
I'm going to send it to Joe Bassett. I met Joe in Washington. He was a health food store owner.
He was very respected in the industry in the United States. I'm a wonderful man.
And I decided to send it to him because I thought, well, if Joe Bassett gets this
tactic that reads about God, they can expose him and they can let him go. They can fire him. They can
whatever. That's what I did. But guess what? And I hate to say that it's hard not to get emotional.
A month later, Joe Bassett passed away. Yeah, he was 70. He was healthy, though. Okay. And
that's what people need to understand. I mean, I mean, my gosh, it's had five years.
I think people are starting to wake up because I'll tell you, Jesse, the hardest thing for me
is I knew this time was coming. I knew how nefarious Health Canada, FDA, WHO was,
and the fucking government, right? But the hardest thing for me in those first two years
was seeing everybody buckle, seeing my loved ones, my friends, people that I had tried to wake
up, to call for it. It was so hard, right? But I had to accept, you know what? Everybody that's free
will. Everybody can get their body. But what people don't realize, and it's in my book,
under informed consent, under the Canadian part of human rights, that is our right.
We can say no to any drugs, any surgery, any vaccine. That is our right as Canadians,
okay? But most people don't know that, right? So I just, I just wanted to mention that.
So, so let's, let's, I'm going to tell the last five years. Oh my gosh. So I knew,
like I said, this time was coming. I didn't know what Patrick they're going to use. And I want
to also mention in my book, I have a whole search, a whole chapter, to educate people
of the school that these people use, like problem reacting solutions, right? They create a problem,
like say 9-11, okay? Everybody freaked out. We need more police, we need more cameras,
okay? That's a tool. But in my book, I have the tools that they use, order out of chaos,
kind of what Trump's been doing the last few months. Everybody's confused. There's
activism. You have to know your enemies. And that's why I've been gotten better at,
and I think, I think my past prepared me for the last five years, right? Because I was a very
trusting person. I was raised with a father who taught me that most people are good and they
are. But it wasn't until I had people, I got tips come after me that I started to realize,
oh, okay. I can't trust everybody. And that's the thing with these, we call them controlled off,
you can call them paid operatives. They're very good. They're good in the sense that they're very
smart. They are great talkers. They know how to put you like under a spell, and they don't
pull you in. They psychologically profile you. They get to know your strengths.
They get to know your weaknesses. And then the reason they go after you too, well,
I'll talk about that with the last five years. So, okay, when this stuff started,
the first day I said, okay, I spent 25 years waking people up and powering people, I'm done.
And this was, when this happened, when this started, this was nine months after my husband
had passed. So, it was kind of interesting because I was in a grieving ceremony. I had spent nine months
grieving. And the second day I said, okay, now I got to find good people and solutions.
And so the second month of this, a friend of mine said, okay, we should find Canadians.
I want to back up. I started attending the first rallies in Vancouver. The first
two I want to mention were the best. The rest were hideouts. But why were the first two the best?
Because the people that went and spoke at the microphone, including myself, guess what?
They were all people that came from communist countries. Okay, in my work in the health
industry, I met many people from communist countries. And they said, when I came to
Canada, I was so happy to be in this country. And then I realized how bad it is. And so
it didn't surprise me when they started putting us on lockdown, you know, two weeks to flatten the curve.
People that came from these countries saw the writing on the wall. So what happened was
I started interviewing people. I interviewed five, big four or five people from different
countries. Okay. And they all told the same story, Jesse. Same story. They said the same
classic, fear, division, you know, all the things they use, right? And so my third time I spoke,
someone said, well, we're going to go in front of Adrian Dick, which is our BC
provincial health officer, who he actually is in my book, ironically, because my book,
second book wasn't finished. And I didn't know why. But when this got started, I'm like,
oh, now I know why it's not finished. And I still have more to write. But so anyway,
I was searching and the first group I found was unified the people. And again, I trust everybody.
And so today I trust everybody. I come with heart. I trust you until you prove me otherwise.
Once that happens, I'm a Scorpio. So you're done. I'm done. Do you know what I mean?
And so yeah, so I got involved with unified the people. Oh, yes. And I went and spoke in front of
Adrian Dick's office. And I ended up being spiritually guided. The ancestors told me I had to
wear my ceremonial clothes, which I don't usually ever wear in public. They're only in
ceremony. I called my elder and I said, they actually wear my ceremonial clothes. And, you
did. And I had no idea, Jesse, what I was going to talk about that morning. I found a poppy of the
past and permit system. So there I was speaking in front of probably 400 nonindigenous people.
And none of them knew about the past and permit system. I don't know if you heard about the
past permit system. But what happened was when Johnny McDonald created the first treaties
and then the reserve, every reserve, they had an Indian agent who was typically probably English
or Scottish or French, whatever they're European. And then they brought in the past system. So what
it was, was the first people could not leave the reserve. You had to get permission by the
Indian agent. And if you got permission to go for a week, maybe to see your sister was having
a baby, you had to come back. And if you didn't come back, guess what? You could be arrested and
put in jail or you could be stopped. Okay? The past system went, so we're talking, okay, so 1776
weeks. So let's say the later 1800s till 1952 is when the past system was stopped.
So what's awesome is it was horrible, okay? People were in there maybe five years if they survived.
We're talking like 80 years, okay? A lot of Canadians don't even know that history.
And obviously a lot of Canadians don't know it. Right after they implemented that, they
implemented the permit system. And what that was, you couldn't have a business on the reserve.
So, for example, because I learned many different stories, let's say you needed shoes for your son
and it was going to be for adults. Say you grew parents on the reserve. The Indian agent would
let you go and go to say the farmer, say a Ukrainian farmer, because you got to remember
the Canadian government gave free land to the Europeans that came, gave them fees and helped
them. Okay? So let's say you made whatever, 100 bucks. And you went to give it to the Indian
agent. And guess what? We decided how much of that $100 you would get. So maybe you might
only get $10 of $100. And guess how long the permit system went until 1992. Okay? So that's
why on many reserves, oil reserves, they're just in the last 20 years getting businesses
because they were never allowed to have businesses or make money. Okay? So that's what I talked about
to the audience in front of Adrian Dixon's office. And I talked about residential school. I said,
most of you probably know about it. And I said, now, what they did to my students,
they're going to do it to all of us. And I publicly said, we're at war. Well, guess what?
After that pause, I went up, went on my Facebook page, and I was locked out of it
for quite a long time off my main computer. I don't think there's any smearing against me yet
that time. But that video still is out there. It was on YouTube. So I still, it still can be
shared. And I held nothing back. Because the thing is, we can't, it's people. You see what
I just, they're just people that have a title. Oh, I'm a prime minister. Or, you know, I'm a CBC,
or I'm a political people, right? So after that, in the summer of July 6, no, 5 of 2020,
I was guided to travel across the country. The ancestor told me I did a bear ceremony
with some sisters. They said, you got to go, you got to go to the people. And so I was
going to go by myself. And a young woman, 35, who had her learner said, I'll come with you.
I had strangers donate money. One woman gave me a $3,000 cash. She heard me speak at some of the
rallies. Hopped in my truck. I quit my job. I worked at the Friendship Center. And I remember
saying to my EG, I'm sure she thought I was crazy. I said, I love my job. Don't get me
wrong. I love working with the people. I said, but I got to go and try to save my country.
That's what I said to her. She's like, looking at me, right? And it was kind of weird for my community
because they knew me as a healer. They knew me as the counselor. They knew me as the one that
ran parenting programs. But a lot of them didn't know my other hat as an activist, right? So kind of
saw off the community because what friend is doing? Oh my God, we're on lockdown, going
across the street. But you know what the ancestors told me? They said, don't worry.
They said, you got 18 days. I'm like, okay. So we got my medicine, packed up my Jeep,
set out from 3 BC. It was the most incredible trip. The people that opened their homes,
strangers, okay? We got to stay in their homes, have bonfires in their backyards.
It was wonderful. So I spoke in different cities across the country. I went to four
reserves. And this is what I said to everybody, the same thing. I said, I'm not here to scare you.
And fear, I tell you to get ready, whatever that looks like, emotionally, mentally, physically,
and spiritually, okay? I brought a lot of things in medicine. We gave them out to strangers.
We saw no dead animals because there was no one on the roof. We were a few.
And the animals we saw was two purple wolves in Ontario that were alive that jumped off the
highway. That was it. I went to Manitoulin Island. I got to meet Mike, my great brother,
who did the front cover of my book. And I got to meet him in person. And that was in July
of 2020. Yes. Okay. And on the back, you can see my book here. That's my drum. It's kind
of hard to see. Superimposed there on the book. So I got to go meet Mike and his family. It was so
beautiful. And Mike is like us. So he had a private meeting of awake people. And I'll tell you
one story from the meeting. There was a brother that showed up. His nephew was in the Canadian
military. Now, you got to remember, this is July of 2020. He said to us that his nephew
had been given orders by the Canadian military. He could not tell us what they were.
And if they told anybody, they could get 20 years in jail. This was in 2020. Okay.
When we were traveling, people were telling me stories. In Regina, we had a big group of
people come and they were telling me in Regina in 2020 that a lot of young men were committing
suicide because they lost their jobs, they lost their hope, and they were taking their life.
That was in 2020. I was in, I was in town where I went into one town, I'll remember which town
it was in Alberta. I think, and this woman had just started her business a few years ago,
was going to be shutting it down. It was heartbreaking. It was heartbreaking. But I
went from Madison Island to Six Nations and I was taking my husband's taxes because his grandmother,
Minnie Powellis, was from Brantford, she was Seneca, and I got to take his assets. No,
I didn't get as far. I just got to Six Nations where the great law piece three is. And I got
to make his assets and sing a song. And so for me on a personal level, that was probably
the most important thing to do. And then we turned around and came back and guess what? We were gone
18 days, just like I was told. And as I say, it was a really great trip. And the fun part was
when we got into Manitoba, we were in Statenland, because I was, I was being lied on Facebook all
the time. Manitoba opened just before we got there. We're in Manitoba. Someone messaged me
around. This Ontario is open. We got into Ontario. And once we were in Manitoba, we heard they were
starting to lock down Ontario. So we drove from Six Nations all the way to Cold Lakes, 12 hours.
So it was quite amazing. It was a spirit-driven journey. I was guided by the Buffalo
Nations. I actually worked with the Buffalo. And I had many elders, people lifting their pipes
on that whole dirty prank for me, because that's what I teach people, the power of prayer, right?
So I came back, did some more traveling. I went up north with elders, started to go to ceremonies
with different elders, because that's the thing in our culture. You can't wait for elders and
medicine people to come to you. You have to go to them. So that's what I did. So in the rest
of 2020 and 2021, I went up north. I did different sweat lodge ceremonies with elders.
I went with one elder, was taken way up in the mountains. We lifted a thousand-year-old
back lock pipe, which was really powerful. I'll tell this story, okay? So we lifted this pipe.
I went back home. That was in October. The following spring of 2021, over a two-week period
about five people I know, two of them had dreams of a fast spot. One of them was my partner.
One of them was my elder's daughter. And three of them saw fast spots in their areas. One was down
in Colossum and a couple in Surrey. And it's interesting because they're not my helpers,
but I prayed to them and said, why are you coming to the people? And their medicine is
both honest and they said people need to become more honest. And funny enough, the three people that
saw them, they're not in my life anymore because they were not trustworthy. And I found out they
had another side to them. So isn't that interesting that that happened, right? And I want to mention
that elder I've reconnected with, who I lifted that old pipe with. His name is Thunder Eagle.
I found out I didn't even know he's a war chief. And that's been really amazing. So one year after
that first 30, in the spring it was May, I gave up my apartment, did a few giveaways,
because I had finished, I guess it was 2019, was it? I finished my last year of Sundancing
because I did my own giveaway. And I went and lived in Vancouver. And then I was told
again, the ancestor said, you got to travel. You got to go east again. But this time I had no
idea where I was going. There was no, well, that's not true. What had happened was a brother called
me from Winnipeg. And if you recall, in June of 2021, they announced the 215 children being
found at Kamloos. So this brother of mine said, there is a grandmother who lit a sacred fire
on the east side of the Parliament building in Winnipeg. Maybe you could sum, well,
I've never driven that far. So I said to him, well, I don't know if I can make it, but
the seed was planted. So on July 5th of 2021, I put everything in my teeth that I needed to
travel on my camping gear. And I brought my bundle. So in my culture, when you're a medicine
person, you carry a bundle. And so at that time, I brought my bear hide, I brought my buffalo skull,
all my medicines. And I started out on the journey and I want to share the beginning
of that journey was really amazing. So the night before I left, I was outside and I looked up
in the clouds, and I saw a pretty low head. And I'm like, wow, that's really cool.
So the second day I'm driving, I get a message from the ancestors, and they said to me,
you have to be flexible and have the ability to paint. And then they said to me, sunbath
ceremony. And I thought, oh, no, I didn't bring any ceremonial like sweatgrass. I didn't have a
ribbon skirt with me. I was like, oh, darn it. So on the Tuesday, I ended up at the
reserve in Alberta, trying to make, oh, geez, reserve there to stay with my young bear sister.
And I said to her, I need to go to a sunbath. We made a call that that day. Wednesday,
we were in a creed sunbath. And I want to tell the audience what really cool happened because
I went into the, it was a Cree armor. And I'm in there and I see a dragonfly come flying in
and landed on my nose. And later I looked up what the dragon is, dragonfly, guess what it is?
It represents illusion. And I was like, oh my gosh, because we're living in an illusion, right?
All this fear, it was all illusion, right? So anyway, that was Wednesday. Guess where I ended
up on Thursday. Not only did I get to a fitness ceremony, I got to be with a family. I was in
a horse dance ceremony. And if you remember, I told you I saw a horse's head in the car.
And so I go, it was one of my clients, because I used to work at the Mark Jamie treatment centre
in Anzac, back in whatever it was 2013 or 14. Francis said, my great-grandfather
had a dream that was given this ceremony. And he said, my family hosted. So I got to sit
in this like lawn, beside this lawn. And then we had like seven horses run around. Oh my God,
it was so powerful. And the horses all had ribbons. So after the ceremony, all these people gave me
all these ribbons. So I put them in my rear view mirror. So I had all these horrible ribbons in
my rear view mirror. And I think now, because I'm connected to the horse too, that they were
for protection, because I didn't know what my journey was, what was going on fold, right?
So I left there, went back to, and then I went to Cold Lake Alberta, went to treaty days, spent
time with a brother there, and one of my warrior brothers, that was from there. So that was great.
And then I went back to my brother's place. And sadly, I was being interviewed
by a fellow in Wichita at the time, I'm sitting in my seat. And that's where I met my three
brother, Clinton Navis. And at the end of the interview, I got the message of my sister's past.
And this is my oldest sister, I call her my spiritual, my first spiritual teacher.
And so I decided that day that I wanted to drive to Brandon. So I drove from Alberta Beach,
all the way to Brandon, Brandon, I went to be with my nephew, spent three days there in
my sister's apartment. And then I was going, okay, what do I do? Do I go back to being seen now?
Or do I go to Winnipeg? Well, Winnipeg is only two and a half hours away. So I decided to arrive in
Winnipeg. I met up with a niece of mine, who was expecting her first child. We hung out for a
night. And I said, well, maybe we can go camping. And then I remembered the brother
that said there was a camp on the east side of the Parliament building in Winnipeg.
And I said, oh, I'm gonna back up too. Because I know a lot about the Freemasons.
My late husband took me into that Parliament building in 2011.
And it didn't mean anything at the time to me. But a couple of years later, it did.
And my second year of Sundancing, actually, you know, it would have been my third year,
I went and was guided to do a ceremony around that Parliament building. That that
was in 1918 by the Freemasons. It's a replica of King Solomon's temple.
And so that's where I, here, I set up my tent, stayed for two weeks. It was very beautiful.
I met a lot of great people. But the funny part was, I got kicked out.
For my young woman, who I don't even think she was indigenous,
who it turns out was basically abusing the survivors that were going to the sacred fire to pray.
And she didn't like me. So the day she kicked me out, she was only 27. I looked at her, I'm like,
well, I was already planning to leave. So I left, went and stayed with friends,
then went to Sundance. I helped Sundance. It was really beautiful, so powerful.
And I ended up hooking up with somebody who I didn't know who he was. But I'll tell you,
Jesse, he was, he was part of it. He was native. But he was, he was amazing. And I got
hooked with him. You know, I was a widow. I was vulnerable. And he, how would you say,
loved on me? Anyways, I'm going to make a long story short with him and some other friends.
We set up camp on the north side in Winnipeg. We had it for a month. It was very powerful.
My brother, Clinton, said, Candace, we need to bring the people together.
And Clinton had already been attending the rallies, you know, in Winnipeg. And so
he called them the native warrior rallies. The first one we did, we had about 20 people.
It was mostly non-indigenous men. And they said to me in Clinton, they said,
you know what, we're waiting for your people to stand up. And they said, when
we'll stand with you. Well, the next rally we had, we had about 200. And the last one,
we had 3000. And we had it on the west side of the apartment building. We had all our flags.
We had our Mohawk flag, our Otis Nabe flag, the women's warrior flag. And again, those flags
represent peace and unity. And we had the DJ come. And I had a brother, Mike,
he interviewed us. It was amazing. And there were so many great people we got to meet.
And there was Viking. He was a brother that spoke there to
another sister. And so I have a video. I still have the video of when we did that.
And it was really very positive. But I want to mention what happened.
Shortly thereafter, Viking, I don't know his first name,
he was at all the rallies in Winnipeg. He had a group and invited us. So a couple of us,
a couple of us were a camp went. And we had a private meeting of things we wanted to do.
Because we have to remember a lot of the people that I was connected with were like, meaning
didn't take the shot, didn't wear a mask, whatever. So we had a meeting.
Two days later, Viking called me up. He said, Candice, I was rated, I had, I think it was 10
or 12 calls. Came to his house, intimidated him. And after that, pretty much within the next couple
of months, all the rallies in Winnipeg stopped. Yeah. So I want to mention that to the
audience, right? So anyway, but that was, we brought the people together, and that's the most
positive thing I want to mention, right? So to make, so I'd like to fast forward the last
couple of years. So I know in a previous interview, I talked about the Diana Gola,
the Great Law, because in my book, I write about it. This book was published in 2018.
When I told the audience at the beginning of the interview that I had a dream
and vision, my first vision and dream I had when I was 19 was a piece. And that definitely
changed my life. And I started to have other visions and dreams. But in 2008, that's when I
went to a ghost dad ceremony in the Sly Hammond Reserve. And that's where I met
who was to be my husband. And he was Seneca. And we're outside and found out that he grew up in
Winnipeg, where I had lived there for a few years, right up the street where I live. And that's when
he first told us the Great Law piece. And I said, what is it? And he said it's one of the oldest
through democracy. I said, why have I never heard about it? He said, well, why do you
think they did residential school, you know, all these things I said, so I started to do a
bit of research. And from 2008, up until, well, today, I talked about the guy on the Great Law.
Now that's where it gets interesting, because the last interview you did of me
was in 2023. And I had, because I've had many, mostly men glom on to me, like Jamie Anderson,
the one I told you I met in Winnipeg, we had the camp. The one that I was aligned with
when I met you was Joseph Nixon, who has the name Little Wolverine. He said he'd been looking for me,
pulled me in. And he said he was Mohawk, and he was part of a two row law firm. And so I was
aligned with him for a few months until I stepped away. But what's interesting is, before I met
him, I had seen some videos of some men in a long house. And I remember saying to my
partner, you know what, I think these are the real people from the, from the ear of God,
Confederacy. After my experience with Joseph, then there started to be a lot of mirror
campaigns against me. Actually, the first mirror campaign started with Dallas Hills.
Once I realized Dallas Hills was pulled off, because he was heavily intoxicated around a fire
up at his buddy's place, Millions Lake. He told me he was a Mason. But anyways, I stepped away from
him. And that's when he did about a three week mirror campaign against me. That was the first
one. And then, and then others. I met a man by the name of Lester House with Darcy back in 2023.
And a woman that I met there invited us graciously to her place. And we had a really great
connection. She started mirroring me. And that was on the last interview I did, Halita.
And that was kind of shocking to me because I didn't care for Lester, but I liked her. Oh,
whatever. And when I was in Winnipeg, you know, I met different people who, again,
yeah, I'm not aligned with. But anyway, so let's, let's keep moving on. So
last winter, I decided, you know what? I'm shutting down my, my Facebook page, because I was
just tired and I had to focus on my own life. So I didn't have a Facebook page for probably six
months. Last spring, I decided I'm going to open up a new Facebook page. I was very methodical
when I opened it up. Because I only invited first station people that I know and that I
tried. And it was great. And then all of a sudden I started meeting people from out
of different mohawk people. And I started talking to some, you know, older men
that spoke out of the Sony that lived in the Longhouse knew about the great law.
And some of the brothers and sisters started sending me information.
And this was the big sticker. Through them, I found out that the guy in the goal of the
great law of peace, when George Washington, who was the first president of the United States,
saw it, he was like, this is a really great form of governance. And so basically, it was
hijacked. Okay, he was a freemason. And there was another mohawk man by the name of handsome
late. And they took the great law of peace. And they took out three very important things.
They took out the voice of the women, consensus, and the voice of the people.
And I just learned from another elder just about a week ago, excuse me, he told me,
he's from the bear clan, he told me that when they, people need to understand the American
and Canadian government was structured after the guy in the goal of the great law. Okay,
so in Canada, you have executive, legislative and judicial under the great law, you've got
the same, but they're clear, bear clan, wolf clan, turtle clan. Okay, everything is done
by consensus. Okay. So when I learned that it was hijacked, that's when it made sense
with the people that had gloned on to me, claiming to be, you know, working with the mohawks under
the great law. And so it's all made sense to me, okay. And so I must say that the knowledge that
I was shared, I'm very grateful. And, you know, my whole career has been educationally.
And when I learned something new, I shared it with everybody. So I started doing more videos
again on my Facebook page. I think that's where we reconnected, and started to meet, you know,
different matriarchs and different people out here. So, you know, most of my life,
I've always been about solutions, because we all know problems, and we tend to focus on the
problems. And if I reflect on the last five years, it's been very hard for all of us,
sticky for those of us that are awake, you know, carrying the burden of knowing,
knowing the freight trains coming, and trying to tell people, and they don't listen, right?
The last year, I'm going to back up. I never even thought, for whatever the reason, I don't
know why, about Zionism, until October 7th. And when October 7th happened, I was like, oh, wow, yes,
what? And then I started watching things. I watched the freedom movement. I started watching people
I know, and it was like, where are you going? Because in 2014, I knew who Rebel News was.
I knew who Ezra was. He was the best buzzer with Tarzan, okay? And so I started to watch
people like Laurel and Thompson. I met her at, I think, my first and second rally. I gave her a
copy of my book. Well, she started promoting Israel. I'm like, wait a minute here. I'm pulling
up the Bible. And that's when I started to go, okay, so now we're looking at
Christian evangelical Zionists. So the positive about that the past year is that many more people
are waking up with Zionism. And I'm so grateful to the university students and professors that
are speaking up. And what I've been able to put together is what they've done in Palestine
the last 75 years is what they've done here. I'm just going to stay in Canada right now.
The last 150, same thing, same school, okay? But the difference is back then for my people,
nobody knew. We tried to stop people being wiped out. I mean, we were once 100 million
across the back of the Turtle North America, now we're 10 million. So before it died,
it's been your thing. It's, well, maybe not in your face, but it's also for me.
So back in 2014, I was talking to brothers from Palestine, okay? And I
don't even know if they're alive. I have a feeling probably not, but I don't know.
And so that did something to me. It was like, okay, now people are really starting to wake up.
So I'm really, really happy that more people are. And for me, ever since the spring when I
started talking to Lauren Pompsons and other elders from the Longhouse, I started staring,
just like as I said, more about the Great Law. And I put together, I think I said it to you, Jesse.
Someone asked me, because you put like a timeline of the Great Law and what it means. And so I
did. And what's fascinating, too, I want to mention is about a month ago, a brother of mine
that I've known for many years. He's a warrior and I'll get to talk. And he messaged me. And
it's funny because the night before, I saw a dragonfly. Now this is, it's cold out. Dragonflies
aren't supposed to be out. There's a dragonfly again. So this brother called me. I mentioned
that. And his eyes lit up. And all of a sudden he became a hollow bone. A hollow bone in our
culture means someone that the ancestor of the Creator can speak to. And he's bear clan,
okay? And I'm a bear. I'm evil clan, but that's fine. So he started speaking to me.
And he starts talking about the flood. See, I know about the floods through different elders here.
And he tells me about this man. When the flood happened, he said, this house was,
he said, we built our houses, they could float like a boat. And we would tie them to a pole.
But that man didn't. And when the flood came, because the flood happened stayed,
I think it was two and a half years, people went and lived that survived with many pairs,
they lived on top of certain mountains, right? He says to me, yeah, he disappeared. He said,
guess where he ended up? I don't know. He said he ended up on the East coast.
He was denigrated with a peacemaker. He brought the peacemaker. I'm sorry,
brought the guy in a go up to the East. I'm like, what? He said, yes. The long coast in the East,
the long coast in the West, we still follow the guy in a go of the clan system. He said,
about 10 years ago, some men came from the East. And I'm going to mention his name because
he's a very respected man. His name is Paul Delaron. He came out there and they talked
and they said, it's soon time. Because what I think, people, is we are living prophecy.
What we're going through as human beings is meant to happen. It happens every
couple of thousand years, okay? You can look at where I first learned about that was the
ancient data tech in India. They talk about the age of darkness, which we're in,
moving into the age of light, right? And so now I lost my train of thought. Where was I?
Um, yes. So, he tells me this. And see, what I've got to learn in my journey
is, they asked if there's any good humanity creators that only give us what we're ready to handle.
We're only given knowledge when it's time. Like that brother that told me that knowledge,
I'm going to think, and why didn't he tell me five years ago? But if he called me five years
ago, I'm going to tell this story. He's lived off reserve. He called me and said,
the RCMP were just here and they just took all my guns. I'm like, really? And that was,
that was when all the stuff, the pulse like hardened, right? But anyway, so with that being said,
what I've been doing, and I had to tell my daughter this couple of weeks ago,
because I mean, it's been hard on my family, right? Because, you know, I've traveled and
my ones that were worried about you, you're aligning with pretty dangerous people because I was,
I was aligned. Like I'll tell you this, when I went back to Winnipeg, I came from Winnipeg to
BC. This is in 2021. Then I went back and that's when the flood happened. There was a big flood
in Abbotsford in BC here. I went back with Katie Anderson and his friends. And I believe, honestly,
that they, the plan was to take me back and take me out. Okay, there was some pretty dark stuff that
was happening when I was there. One of his friends said to me, wouldn't it be funny, Candice,
if you found out we're all three major? Okay, then I had my dear brother Clinton and my partner
called me on a Wednesday night and said, Candice, you need to get the F out of Winnipeg.
The one brother called me and said, a grandmother told me, stay away from the man who wears no socks,
which is Katie. Who I will mention as passed away. He passed away last year. Okay. And,
but I said, I have no money. You know, I was stuck in Winnipeg. And another person
had compromised my credit card, but I, it came in the mail on the Friday. And on Saturday,
I had an opening of one hour. I packed my jeep. I left lots of stuff in Winnipeg. I didn't care.
And the ancestors totally drive from Winnipeg to Swift Currents. Get out of the province. I had
to call family, my daughter and get, people gave me $600 that I had no money. And I went
always with Currents. And I had many people pray for me. And I knew that the mountains,
because I work with the mountains, mountain spirits, and I work with the cedar trees,
red cedars. And I got through the flood. It could be three days. It was a both beautiful,
powerful trip. And because I have a lot, a lot of First Nations here in BC, know who I am,
a lot of warriors know me on the island, the Kapokula, the Kilkotan. And now I told you
I've reconnected with one of the oldest war chiefs. And so what I'll, I'll say,
because I know we're getting close to the end of my interview, but what I've been working on
really for five years is gathering the crewmate barks, because they are the crew's title holders
to the land under the guy in the gulag. And this brother that called me last week, he said,
when George Washington and Brent Franklin arrived after our great law, they looked at the mother,
they called her the mother of all nations, and they had to get rid of her, the head,
the head. And I don't know if it's so much a woman or it's women, but I will say this.
I now know that inside Intel that these women, I've been preparing and I've been told by other
Intel that there's going to come a time very soon where the women are going to be given back
their title, right? Who they are. Because the predominantly across the back of the
turtle, we were a matriarchal society. We were equal to the men. They respected us as holy and
sacred, right? We walked together. But the grandmothers, the older women, like women my age,
were very revered and respected and honored. And everything, like I'm part, maybe all,
with the Navy, all free, we were the police keepers. We decided if men were going to war,
we made democracy, okay? And I found out recently, I talked to a sister from the territory I'm living
now, she said the exact same thing with her people, too. So the grandmothers are the ones
that made those decisions, right? The other piece is in the Anishinaabe language,
the word for warrior, they'll get to talk. That's a man warrior and a female, they'll get to
talk, wait. And I'm mixed, you know, Anishinaabe and also Nathaniel. And so I think where it really
started was when the ancestors called me back to Winnipeg that second time. Because I ended up
spending a lot of time with my people, a lot of Anishinaabe people, and that's where I had
to help sundown. And it was there that I met my brothers and sisters who are warriors. And
I'd like to say, too, that the last two years I've been supporting my brothers and sisters back home
in Manitoba. We've had a camp for two years, they had a camp, I just, I supported them.
Coltsamp Morgan, it was to do with four sisters who were, their lives were taken and were buried
in the landfill. But three of the women have been found now, they put out the sacred fire.
But I want to mention that because that camp was spirit driven right from the beginning.
Some people's dreams, because that's the thing when, like, there's words he said to me the other day,
he says, we only work with spiritual warriors. Like, I would consider you Jesse, Jesse,
as a spiritual warrior, okay? Because you walk with a good heart, you're not driven by money,
you don't have an agenda. And you do this so because you care, you love people, and this
is your medicine to help the people. You're holding the platform in space for me and others,
right? And so you are, oh no, I'm going to get to talk quick. And so a warrior is someone,
a man or a woman, who is there to protect our mother earth and protect the people, right? So
that's what a warrior only wants. And so I've been gathering the warriors. I started in 2020,
I had an elder, her son, what kind of doing gathering warriors? That's not a woman's job.
But then her son said, oh, we work for women in the past. It really doesn't matter. I know that I'm
here, like all of us, we all have different gifts and a different purpose. And so I will happily say
that the spiritual warriors, because everything we do is prayer and ceremony, okay? People that
have their own agendas that are being told by someone to do it are being paid money.
They're the ones that get arrested. They're the ones that negative things happen to them,
because they're not spiritually protected. Those of us that walk in a good way,
we're protected. And I know you know that because we wouldn't still be sitting here doing this
interview if we weren't protected because you and I, we all want justice, we all want freedom,
and we all want peace. Because the way it is right now is not the way human beings are
supposed to be living. We're not supposed to be attacking each other, going after each other,
being mean to each other, harassing people, abusing people. No, you look at children,
I've got a job, a new job now, and I'm back to a free fall flight working with children and moms
and babies, okay? One little girl, my first day, she said, are you the new helper? You're
really pretty. You know, that's what children are. They're loving, they're innocent, they're
and that's how we're supposed to be, right? And so my brother that held camp Morgan,
when they would get interviewed by the media or the police would come, they would always say,
well, we don't recognize your Canadian law, we recognize the guy in the glove, the great law
of peace. And one quick story, which is kind of funny, one of our men was being accosted by
the police and they were being really rude and intimidating. And this young man says, well,
this is our physical territory, where we have our stamps. He says, we have the rest of the
years. He says, but if you were wrecked or hurt, we should put right to defend ourselves.
And this cops looking at him, right? This is all live, it's all videotaped.
And then this young man says, bring bars away. He says, step down this grand
Canada highway. It's right behind us here. And then he says, Oh, yeah. And by the way,
I just got a call from some of the Mohawk warriors. After that, they didn't bother them, right?
Because this is what I teach our people. We can't be intimidated by the police or the government
because they're no better than us. And my brother has done big work last year,
because they so in our people who were warriors are okay, they're peacekeepers,
and so Canadian and have Morgan has been a very healing place. Many people I could go on and on,
but so with that, I just the last since January 20th, since you know, who has got in,
which I knew he was going to be in because it's all pre planned. I think they've done
us a favor, because I think it's woken up more people. And so I'm really happy because
a month ago, I think I told you just the I got suspended off Facebook. And that's fine,
because I was doing a lot of hard hitting videos again, and I didn't care. And I was actually
planning to get off. But a month before. And the day that I got suspended,
I had wanted to get one man to know what I did. It was like, right, I don't care.
Um, and when that happened that day, a whole big white screen came up my computer,
came up and it says suspended. I'm like right on,
set my computer down. And guess what the mess message was that I got?
Your work is done. I brought together nature, the warriors, and it's up to them.
And I know, and I told my people, I know when we stand up, many allies will stand with us.
And it can be done quickly. It can be done. Right. And so that's why I want to leave the
audience in you, right? So I'm really grateful that you've decided to review me again at this
time, because I believe we're on spirit time. Things happen when they're meant to happen.
And so now, this might be my last interview, because I am flat broke in debt.
And I bought a beautiful job working with a NAFTA near me.
And I have my work out for me to work with the children and the youth and,
and yeah. And so I tried to stay to my daughter, please go hunt. The last five years was
a job that the creator gave me. I didn't know I was going to do it. And it's done now,
because like my kids, like I was going to go to the cop convoy. No, my son said to me,
mom, if you go, they're going to take you out. You can't go. They're going to kill you.
That's what he said. And so I'm not worried. You know why? Because I had a vision already.
I've seen myself about 80, 85 walking along and someone said, what do you do?
I said, I take the way of the pie. And I'm here to help people, but I need to take care of me,
because if I take care of me, how can I take care of anybody else? But you know what? Everybody's
ready to go. Everybody's strong. Everybody knows what we need to do. And when that call comes,
all of them there, when the grandmothers, the maids are expand up, right? And I know
we're going to do this because I've seen it when I was 19, that vision. And the elders
told me for years, they said, Candice, peace is going to start here in the Americas
and spread around the world. And I know it's going to happen, because it's what led my life, right?
So with that, yeah, I'm sure there's, I mean, I could talk and talk, but I just,
I think that's enough. And I just want to tell everybody how much I love you all,
because guess what? It doesn't matter your color, race, religion, your offices and
brothers, and we all need each other. We got to stop hating on each other. We have to stop.
And again, all of you that are hating on me, you're being watched. That's like, why?
I have never, ever hurt anybody. And if I have, you know, maybe my son being grumpy when he
just gets, you know, perfect either, but I love you. I thought Adrian Thomas was on here,
probably sick pose on here. Probably sick pose on here. We all, like brothers,
they're looking for each other. They want us to be on each other in the grass.
Let's stop, let's come to water and help each other. And if you don't, that's all right,
because guess what? A line is in the sand coming in the sand very soon.
You either stand with the people or you stand with the government.
It's simple as that. The choice we're all going to have, because it can be way better.
And we're all very imposing and big parts. We can create what we want under the gun.
We can start the guy in a goal again. We can have it and have two here in this country.
And then feel because we know so many people in healing, right? So many on the streets
and all that, right? So with that, I'm going to say McGwit, my hi. Please take care of yourself,
everybody. I love you. Be strong. Be fearless. Don't let those TVs off. I got rid of my TV
28 years ago. Don't read the newspapers. You know, help your neighbors. Help and do
what you can in your community, right? You can do something like, you know,
start it so like destiny. I know a young Kreeb brother. That's the story he's on his
novel. He's going to start his own podcast. And I think that's awesome. Yeah. Okay.
So with that, I say McGwit, my hope, all my relations. See you.
Well, thank you so much for coming here and sharing that information. And I just wanted to,
when you mentioned about the tonsils, you know, that they went and took that guy for
the tonsils. I did a little research and tonsils are small lumps of tissue in the back of your
throat that are part of the immune system. They help fight off infections by trapping bacteria
and viruses that enter the body through the nose and the mouth. Tonsils contain white blood cells
which help kill germs. So it's interesting that they went and wanted to just chop
everybody's tonsils out. And when you mentioned about, you know, the women,
they used to be the leaders. And I know they were like that in a lot of the tribes.
They would appoint the chief. They would appoint the medicine men. It was the council of the women
that ran society. And it's crazy how things have been inverted and subverted, you know,
and changed. So appreciate you coming and sharing here all the information. We have Spencer
Clavin coming up next here at 4pm Eastern. So in about an hour, we're going to start with that.
And best of luck to you. May the source be with you and protection around you during this pivotal
time in history. Knowledge is power. The more knowledge we all have collectively,
the less power they have over us. So let's all face infinity without flinching for one love,
one heart, one life. Namaste, everyone. And if they ever ask you to put on a breathing
inhibitor again, Candice, you know what to say? No mask. Thank you. You're great.
Okay. Bye everyone. We'll see you next time. Bye Candice. Yeah, take care.