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Club Of Rome and Pierre E. Trudeau
Pierre Trudeau, the Club of Rome & the 50-Year Plan to Destroy Canada
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Apr 17, 2026
Chapter 1: Introduction
Welcome
back to the Sovereign Sphere podcast. I'm your host, Carla Treadway,
and today we're going to be pulling back the curtain on what has stumped
Canada's
7 seconds
growth for the last 50 years. And this is not a conspiracy theory. This is documented history pulled from academic15 seconds
journals,
government records, and the Club of Rome's own publications. By the end
of this episode, you're going to understand exactly why Canada is where23 seconds
it is today. The housing crisis, the energy restrictions, the immigration pressure, the economic stagnation, none30 seconds
of it is an accident. Today, we're talking about Pierre Trudeau, the Club of Rome, and the deliberate systematic37 seconds
degrowth
of Canada. Now, this episode will be particularly interesting to those
of you who saw clips from the latest NDP rally and a glimpse into the46 seconds
communist and socialist nature of many Canadians and why that's a huge danger to our future. Buckle up. This one is54 seconds
going to go deep. You might even want to take notes. [music]1 minute, 3 seconds
Before we go back in time, let's talk about what's happening right now because the present is the proof. If you've been1 minute, 11 seconds
paying attention to Canadian politics, you've noticed something deeply unsettling building beneath the surface.1 minute, 19 seconds
There's a coordinated narrative being pushed across Canadian media and social media about empty bedrooms. Now, on the1 minute, 27 seconds
surface, that sounds like a housing conversation. But if you look closer, the pressure being applied, particularly1 minute, 35 seconds
on
elderly Canadians, grandparents, people who have lived in their homes
for decades, is to downsize, to give up their multi-bedroom homes, to
make room1 minute, 44 seconds
for
others deemed more deserving. And I've even heard Olivia Chow suggest
that people turn their homes into apartment buildings. This is not a
housing policy.1 minute, 53 seconds
This is housing reform in the same sense that Mao Z Dong used the term land reform in China in the '90s. In China,2 minutes, 1 second
land
reform meant the seizure and redistribution of private property. It
meant destroying the existing ownership class. It meant collectivization
and it2 minutes, 11 seconds
meant
mass death. One in six Chinese citizens may have died as a direct
result of mouse programs. Now, they're not sending soldiers to your door
yet.2 minutes, 20 seconds
Instead,
they are running what the Chinese Communist Party perfected and called
the mass line. The mass line is a propaganda technique where the2 minutes, 28 seconds
government
manufactures a demand presented as a grassroots movement and then uses
the illusion of public consensus to implement the policy that2 minutes, 36 seconds
they always intended to impose. So, the masses didn't demand it. The party created the demand, they packaged it,2 minutes, 44 seconds
and they handed it back to the masses as their own idea.2 minutes, 49 seconds
Sound familiar? And here's the key cultural weapon being used against Canadians specifically. As one Canadian2 minutes, 56 seconds
told me, in the United States, the cultural identity is, I am an American.Chapter 2: The Empty Bedroom Campaign & The Mass Line
3 minutes, 1 second
I'm awesome. But in Canada, it's we are Canadians. We are awesome. That collective identity, that beautiful3 minutes, 9 seconds
Canadian
sense of community is actually being weaponized. The Wii is being used
to extract compliance. Your sense of national belonging is being turned
into3 minutes, 17 seconds
a tool of coercion. That's where we're at today. But to understand how we got here, we have to go way back. And James3 minutes, 25 seconds
Lindsay is going to help me a lot with this episode. The Club of Rome was founded in April 1968 when an Italian3 minutes, 33 seconds
industrialist named Aolio Pache and a Scottish scientist named Alexander King who was the director general for3 minutes, 39 seconds
scientific affairs at the OECD brought together 20 leading industrialists academics and bureaucrats at the Villa3 minutes, 46 seconds
Fareseia in Rome. Now the meeting was by Pachy and Kings on a mission a total disaster. But one participant, a systems3 minutes, 55 seconds
thinker named Eric Jst had outlined a framework for understanding what they called the problematic.4 minutes, 2 seconds
The problematic, remember that word.4 minutes, 5 seconds
It's
the heart of everything that's about to follow. The problematic was the
idea that all of the world's major problems, overpopulation,
environmental4 minutes, 14 seconds
destruction,
resource depletion, urban pollution, social discontent, they're not
separate issues. They were all interconnected and they were part of one4 minutes, 22 seconds
giant system. Therefore, they required one giant coordinated global solution.4 minutes, 28 seconds
Now,
on the surface, that sounds reasonable. But here's where it gets really
sinister. Because if all problems are interconnected and systemic, then
the only solution is a systems approach.4 minutes, 39 seconds
And a systems approach requires someone to be in charge of the system, someone to model it, someone to manage it,4 minutes, 46 seconds
someone to pull the levers. And who would that be? The Club of Rome. They're partners at the World Economic Forum,4 minutes, 53 seconds
which
was founded that same year, 1971, and has been cross-pollinating with
the Club of Rome from day one, the United Nations, and their various
government5 minutes, 2 seconds
puppets
installed in the capitals of all Western nations. Now, this is not
speculation. Klaus Schwab himself bragged about the Club of Rome's5 minutes, 11 seconds
involvement in the West's early years in his 2011 book, The World Economic Forum: The First 40. Now, what is the Club of5 minutes, 18 seconds
Rome's actual agenda? It's Neo Mthusian degrowth communism.5 minutes, 25 seconds
Let
me break that down. Mthus was an 18th century economist who argued that
population growth would always outpace food production leading to
inevitable5 minutes, 34 seconds
collapse. He was wrong then. The Club of Rome updated his ideas with computers and then they called it science. In5 minutes, 41 seconds
1972, the Club of Rome published their landmark document, The Limits to Growth, which used MIT computer models with five5 minutes, 49 seconds
variables: population, food production, industrialization, pollution, and the consumption of non-renewable natural5 minutes, 56 seconds
resources. Their conclusion, without dramatic intervention, the world would experience sudden and uncontrollable6 minutes, 4 seconds
decline
in both population and industrial capacity by the early 21st century.
They predicted we would run out of copper by the year 2000. They6 minutes, 12 seconds
predicted mast starvation. They predicted civilizational collapse. Well, none of it happened.6 minutes, 20 seconds
Not one of their major predictions came true by their own deadlines. So, what did they do? They rewrote the models.6 minutes, 28 seconds
They published a second edition and then a third and then a fourth. And now in May 2024, they published a document6 minutes, 34 seconds
called Earth for All Deep Dive Paper 17, which is essentially the fifth iteration of the same failed predictions. Maybe6 minutes, 42 seconds
there's even another one now. And every single time they publish a new version, the World Economic Forum jumps on it.6 minutes, 49 seconds
The
United Nation builds it into their sustainable development agenda and
their government puppets implement it as policy. This is their method
and Canada6 minutes, 58 seconds
has been participating in it before it was even built. Now, here's where it gets personal for Canadians. In 2022,7 minutes, 6 seconds
the Canadian Journal of History, volume 57, issue 2, published a paper by a postdoctoral fellow at the University of7 minutes, 13 seconds
Wateroo named Christopher. The paper is titled Environmental aspirations in an unsettled time.7 minutes, 21 seconds
Elliot Trudeau, the Club of Rome and Canadian environmental politics in the 1970s.7 minutes, 28 seconds
This paper is extraordinary and it has been almost completely ignored by mainstream Canadian media. I mean,7 minutes, 37 seconds
doesn't
surprise me. What Ore documents using government records, memos, and
firsthand accounts is that Pierre Trudeau met with the Club of Rome at7 minutes, 45 seconds
least three times before the Department of Environment was even created in 1971.7 minutes, 51 seconds
So let me highlight that the Club of Rome was shaping Canadian environmental governance before Canada even had an7 minutes, 58 seconds
environment department. So here's the timeline. So in late 1967, Pachy and King meet and begin formulating the problematic.8 minutes, 7 seconds
April 1968, the Club of Rome holds its founding meeting in Rome. Trudeau is elected prime minister of Canada in the8 minutes, 14 seconds
same year riding the wave of Trudeau mania. 15th to 16th 1969 members of the Club of Rome including Py and King first8 minutes, 23 seconds
meet
with Pierre Trudeau and members of the Canadian government. This
meeting included representatives from the Prime Minister Office, the
Privy Council8 minutes, 30 seconds
Office,
the Science Secretariat, the Development of External Affairs, the
Department of National Defense, and Senator Maurice Laontang.8 minutes, 38 seconds
At an informal dinner on June 16th, Pachy and King argued, and I'm quoting here, that nothing short of a8 minutes, 46 seconds
comprehensive systems approach on a worldwide basis can be fully effective.8 minutes, 52 seconds
Pachy then made a specific request. He asked Canada asked Pierre Trudeau to take the primary initiative in launching8 minutes, 59 seconds
global efforts to address the problematique. He said Canada was the best imaginable choice because it had an9 minutes, 6 seconds
untarnished
record. Trudeau was known to be open-minded. Other countries looked to
Canada for leadership. And Canada was considered a country of
independent9 minutes, 15 seconds
thinking
in a constructive sense. So in other words, Py looked at Canada and
said, "You are the perfect vehicle for our agenda, maybe even a testing
ground.9 minutes, 25 seconds
You're trusted. You're respected. And your prime minister, he's already on board." And Trudeau's advisers agreed. A9 minutes, 32 seconds
program
secretary to the prime minister named JM Davyy recommended that Canada
support the Club of Rome's proposal, arguing that the proposed problems
were9 minutes, 40 seconds
real
and that this approach fits very well with the nature and style of his
current administration. On January 5th, 1970, a second meeting is held
between9 minutes, 48 seconds
members
of the Club of Rome, the PMW, Trudeau, and senior liberals. Four
attendees of this meeting, including RJ Whitehead, and others, became
the first Canadian members of the Club of Rome.9 minutes, 58 seconds
When
White had expressed hesitation about a potential conflict of interest,
Trudeau personally assured him that his membership was compatible with
hisChapter 3: What Is the Club of Rome?
10 minutes, 7 seconds
responsibilities
as principal science adviser in the Privy Council office because it
would allow Trudeau to keep in touch with the activities of the Club10 minutes, 16 seconds
of
Rome. Canada was one of the first countries to create a national
association for the Club of Rome. On April 6th, 1971, the Trudeau
government10 minutes, 24 seconds
sponsored the Club of Rome's second full meeting held in Montabelloo, Quebec.10 minutes, 28 seconds
Members of Trudeau's cabinet, the PMW, the PCO, and the Governor General attended. This meeting was a critical10 minutes, 35 seconds
moment in the development of the Club of Rome's thinking. It was at Montabelloo that the concept of limits to growth was10 minutes, 43 seconds
first conceived and discussed, one year before the book was published.10 minutes, 49 seconds
Canada was not just a bystander. Canada was in the room when the blueprint for global degrowth was being drawn up and10 minutes, 56 seconds
Pierre Trudeau put them there. The department of the environment or DOE was created on January 27th, 1971. The first11 minutes, 4 seconds
minister
environment was Jack Davis and he declared that the new department
would put ecology ahead of economics wherever a choice had to be made
between11 minutes, 12 seconds
the two. But the DOE was not designed to be a normal ministry. It was designed to be a horizontal organization, meaning it11 minutes, 20 seconds
would
review the initiatives of all other departments that affected the
environment and report directly to cabinet. It was a surveillance and11 minutes, 28 seconds
control mechanism embedded inside the government itself.11 minutes, 33 seconds
The Ministry of State for Science and Technology or MSST.11 minutes, 38 seconds
This
ministry was conceived and molded by system thinkers and Club of Rome
members specifically J.R. Whitehead and CR Nixon from the Privy Council
office.11 minutes, 47 seconds
Whitehead, remember, was one of the first Canadian members of the Club of Rome. He became the assistant secretary for MOSST.11 minutes, 55 seconds
MOSST became, in the paper's own words, a major sponsor of Club of Rome and Canadian Association for the Club of12 minutes, 2 seconds
Rome
initiatives, funding Club of Rome reports directly with Canadian
taxpayer money. Then the Ministry of State for Urban Affairs or MSUA
became uh because12 minutes, 12 seconds
Trudeau had declared that urbanization was one of the two major sources of pollution threatening human survival.12 minutes, 18 seconds
Now alongside these three institutions, Trudeau also overhauled statistics Canada. In 1972, he appointed Sylvia12 minutes, 26 seconds
Austri
as chief statistician and charged her with augmenting the national
accounts to include social welfare and environmental impacts. the early12 minutes, 35 seconds
architecture
of what we now call the well-being economy. A group was created inside
Statistics Canada specifically to research ways to interrelate orthodox12 minutes, 43 seconds
economic
statistics with environmental indicators. In other words, to replace
GDP with a measurement that the government controls and defines. And why
does that matter?12 minutes, 54 seconds
Because
whoever controls the measurement controls the narrative. If you can
redefine prosperity, if you can say that GDP doesn't measure what really
matters13 minutes, 4 seconds
and
that what really matters is this new index that we've invented, then
you can tell people that they are prosperous while their standard of
living13 minutes, 11 seconds
collapses.
You can tell them that they have well-being while they're literally
freezing in the dark. And this is not hypothetical. This is the explicit
goal.13 minutes, 20 seconds
And it was being built into Canadian institutions in 1971 and 1972, over 50 years ago.13 minutes, 28 seconds
Now
let's talk about the intellectual foundation of all of this limits to
growth published in 1972 by the club of Rome based on computer modeling
done by13 minutes, 37 seconds
team at MIT led by Jay Forester the model used five variables pollution food production industrialization13 minutes, 46 seconds
pollution
and consumption of non-renewable natural resources it captured what
they called the nonlinear relationships and feedbacks between13 minutes, 54 seconds
these variables to produce scenarios out to the 2100.13 minutes, 59 seconds
The conclusion without uh changes to historical growth trends was sudden and uncontrollable decline in both14 minutes, 7 seconds
population and industrial capacity. They predicted we would run out of copper by the year 2000. They predicted mass14 minutes, 14 seconds
starvation.
They predicted civilizational collapse driven by resource exhaustion.
None of this happened either. And here's where their model was always
going to be wrong.14 minutes, 25 seconds
When a resource becomes scarce, it becomes expensive. When it becomes expensive, there's a massive incentive14 minutes, 32 seconds
for
innovation. Whoever figures out a substitute, a workaround, or a more
efficient extraction method becomes extraordinarily wealthy. That
incentive14 minutes, 42 seconds
structure built into free markets is the engine of human progress.14 minutes, 47 seconds
The Club of Rome's models assume a static world. They assume that if we were using X amount of copper in 1972,14 minutes, 55 seconds
we would keep using X amount of copper forever with no innovation, no substitution, no efficiency gains.15 minutes
That's not how markets work. That's not how human ingenuity works.15 minutes, 7 seconds
But
here's the thing. The Club of Rome doesn't actually care that their
predictions are wrong because the predictions are not the point. The
fear is the point. The urgency is the point.15 minutes, 18 seconds
The
justification for control is the point. Every time the predictions
fail, they simply rewrite the models, extend the deadlines, and publish a
new15 minutes, 26 seconds
edition.
We are now on what is effectively the fifth iteration of limits to
growth. The latest version is called Earth for All, a survival guide15 minutes, 34 seconds
for humanity, published in 2022 with a deep dive paper released in May 2024.15 minutes, 40 seconds
And
every single time, the World Economic Forum, the United Nations, and
their government partners treat it as gospel. The Club of Rome has been15 minutes, 48 seconds
pushing
degrowth and systems transformation for 50 years. They've had partners
in the UN, the World Economic Forum, and the governments of Western
Nations. They've had billions of dollars15 minutes, 57 seconds
in funding. They have had media support, academic support, and institutional support. And they still haven't achieved16 minutes, 3 seconds
their
goals. So now they're starting to turn inward. They're saying that the
reason their agenda hasn't been fully implemented is not because it's
wrong.16 minutes, 13 seconds
It's because people's values haven't been transformed yet. I can hear a creepy PMO book with that title come to16 minutes, 22 seconds
mind
when I think about that. The document states, and I'm quoting directly,
that it seeks to address the human inner dimension reckoning with the
deep collective structures of thought16 minutes, 31 seconds
foundational
to failing systems and nurturing the inner capacities necessary to
overcome barriers to collective action and structural transformation. I16 minutes, 39 seconds
want you to remember these words, collective.16 minutes, 44 seconds
We
need to brainwash people into accepting our agenda is what they're
telling you. They're explicit about this. They talk about transforming16 minutes, 51 seconds
worldviews,
mindsets, values, and identity as the root drivers of cultural
behavior. They talk about psychological and behavioral tendencies, which
is17 minutes
operant
conditioning, BF Skinner style behavior modification. You know, ring
the bell, make you recycle, ring the bell, make you downsize your house.
They17 minutes, 8 seconds
talk about spiritual sensibility and existential inquiry. They quote the Islamic Declaration on Global Climate17 minutes, 15 seconds
Change. They reference th Natan. They talk about Ubantu philosophy and indigenous wisdoms. They're building a17 minutes, 22 seconds
synthetic
global religion, one that just happens to require you to accept
degrowth, collectivism, and the surrender of your individual17 minutes, 29 seconds
sovereignity.
And here's the legal argument that I think is critical, particularly
for Canadians, but it's relevant everywhere. So, there was a17 minutes, 37 seconds
legal
scholar named Ben Clement, I believe in the late 1980s. He reviewed all
first amendment judance on the establishment clause and identified17 minutes, 46 seconds
three
characteristics of religion for legal purposes. Why do we exist? What
is my relationship to the world that will persist beyond my lifetime?
What are our responsibilities towards the collective?17 minutes, 58 seconds
That is a comprehensive system of belief. It answers fundamental questions about the world and man's role in it.Chapter 4: Pierre Trudeau's Secret Meetings (1969–1971)
18 minutes, 4 seconds
And
it inspires duties of conscience, specifically the duty to accept
degrowth, reduce your consumption, share your bedroom, and surrender
your18 minutes, 13 seconds
standard
of living. This is a religion, and it is being imposed on Western
populations through government policy, corporate pressure, and nonprofit
coordination.18 minutes, 23 seconds
The
document also outlines five extraordinary turnarounds required to avoid
this impending collapse that's never happened. Ending poverty,18 minutes, 32 seconds
addressing inequality, empowering women, transforming energy systems, transforming food systems.18 minutes, 41 seconds
Now, notice that four and five, energy and food are the most fundamental levers of control over any population. If you18 minutes, 48 seconds
control energy and food and you control people, this is not a coincidence. This is the point. And they call for a giant18 minutes, 56 seconds
leap
their words in socio-economic transformation. A giant leap like Mao's
great leap forward except instead of leaping forward into industrial19 minutes, 4 seconds
production we are leaping backward out of production out of prosperity out of freedom and into what they call19 minutes, 11 seconds
sufficiency
and well-being. Now let's bring this into the present day because
Pierre Trudeau is gone but his agenda is not. Enter Christina Freeland,
deputy19 minutes, 20 seconds
prime minister, Minister of Finance for Canada. She was and a straightforward operative of the World Economic Forum.19 minutes, 28 seconds
In
2023, Freeland gave a commencement speech at Northeastern University in
which she told graduates, and I'm quoting that they were living through
an19 minutes, 36 seconds
inflection
point, a time of transformation that comes once every five or six
generations. She said, "The fundamental question being asked around19 minutes, 44 seconds
kitchen tables is in Canada and the United States, does capitalist democracy still work?" Now, why would a sitting19 minutes, 52 seconds
deputy prime minister be asking whether the economic and political system of her own country still works?19 minutes, 58 seconds
Because that's the club of Rome's question.20 minutes, 2 seconds
That is the World Economic Forum's question. The answer they want, the answer that they are engineering is no.20 minutes, 10 seconds
And they're engineering that answer by deliberately creating the conditions that make it look true. The housing20 minutes, 17 seconds
crisis
created by unsustainable immigration policy. The youth unemployment
crisis created by prioritizing immigrant employment over20 minutes, 25 seconds
Canadian-born
workers. A form of affirmative action for immigrants. The economic
stagnation created by energy restrictions that deliberately suppress
Canada's most productive industries.20 minutes, 37 seconds
This is the cloud pivot strategy.20 minutes, 40 seconds
deliberately
overloading the system to create a crisis that justifies radical
transformation. You break the system, you blame the system, and then you20 minutes, 48 seconds
replace
the system. Then in 2016, Freeland stood at the Davos World Economic
Forum annual meeting and announced a new platform called20 minutes, 56 seconds
Convergence
designed to bring together public, private, and philanthropic sectors
to invest together in emerging market projects. The Canadian government21 minutes, 5 seconds
contributed $23.5 million of taxpayer money and the platform was to be hosted in Toronto.21 minutes, 12 seconds
Public, private, philanthropic, converging into a single coordinated entity.21 minutes, 19 seconds
This is stakeholder capitalism, the W's rebranding of what is functionally a corporate government nonprofit cartel.21 minutes, 27 seconds
It
is the same convergence that Christina Freeland's Earthforall document
describes. It's the same convergence that Pierre Trudeau was21 minutes, 34 seconds
building with the DOE, MO SST, and MS 1971. The names change, but the institutions, the institutions change,21 minutes, 43 seconds
the
language changes, the agenda does not. And let's talk about the mass
line because understanding this technique is essential to understanding
what is21 minutes, 50 seconds
happening
in Canada right now. The mass line, sorry, is a propaganda and
political mobilization technique perfected by the Chinese Communist21 minutes, 58 seconds
Party. Here's how it works in five steps. The party identifies a policy it wants to implement. Step two, the party22 minutes, 6 seconds
manufactures
the appearance of grassroots demand for that policy. Step three, the
party amplifies the manufactured demand through media,22 minutes, 14 seconds
social
media, and institutional channels until it appears to be a massive
public consensus. Step four, the party presents the policy as a response
to public demand, not as a top- down imposition.22 minutes, 24 seconds
Five,
anyone who resists is framed as opposing the will of the people. Now
apply that to the empty bedrooms campaign in Canada. The pressure for22 minutes, 33 seconds
people
to turn their homes into apartment blocks. Step one, the Liberal
government wants to redistribute housing to accommodate the immigration
levels it22 minutes, 42 seconds
has created. Step two, narratives begin appearing across Canadian social media about the moral problem of these empty22 minutes, 49 seconds
bedrooms.
Too much space. You have a whole yard to yourself. Elderly Canadians
are framed as hoarding space. Grandparents are pressured to downsize.22 minutes, 57 seconds
Step three, the Liberals began talking about streamlining the housing industry, modular homes, shipping container homes,23 minutes, 4 seconds
and
the need for everyone to pitch in and do their part. Step four, the
policy is framed not as a government seizure, but as a community
response to a housing crisis, a crisis the government created.23 minutes, 14 seconds
Step
five, anyone who says that is my private property and you can't have
it, is framed as selfish, as anti-comm community, as a bigot, as
standing in23 minutes, 23 seconds
the
way of helping vulnerable immigrants. Step six, private property
removal by weaponizing First Nation narratives and systemic social
shaming23 minutes, 31 seconds
via sins of the father. This is Ma's land reform. The target is your farm, your property. The targets your money.23 minutes, 40 seconds
Now, I want to take a moment to highlight what's happening in Alberta.23 minutes, 45 seconds
Alberta,
in my view, is the most awake and most actively resistant province in
Canada. Albertans understand what is being done to them. They understand
that23 minutes, 52 seconds
the energy restrictions being imposed on the province are not about the environment at all. It's about control.23 minutes, 58 seconds
They're
about suppressing the most productive, most prosperous, most
independent part of Canada. Because here's the thing about energy.
Canada is24 minutes, 6 seconds
a country where it routinely gets to 20 to 40° below zero. Energy is not a luxury in Canada. Energy is surv uh24 minutes, 14 seconds
energy
is survival. When you restrict energy production in Canada, you're not
making a political statement. You are threatening people's lives.24 minutes, 22 seconds
The
Club of Rome's agenda, the degrowth agenda, when applied to a country
like Canada, does not produce a pleasant, sustainable, equitable future.
It24 minutes, 29 seconds
produces
people freezing to death in the dark while they starve. That's not
hyperbole. It is the logical endpoint of restricting energy production
in one of the coldest inhabited places on Earth.24 minutes, 39 seconds
Albertans know this. They're organized.24 minutes, 42 seconds
They're
fighting back. They're doing the things that actually work. not just
screaming into the void, but building political structures, supporting
independent media, and refusing to24 minutes, 50 seconds
comply
with a federal government that has been working against their interests
for 50 years. Alberta's proof that resistance is possible. Instead of24 minutes, 57 seconds
people
fighting Alberta, they should be taking notes. Alberta's proof that
Canadians can fight back. And Alberta should be an inspiration to every
single25 minutes, 5 seconds
province in this country. We should all be separating from Ottawa. There's a distinction worth making clearly.25 minutes, 11 seconds
Outright communism, state ownership of all means of production, forced collectivization is not what's being25 minutes, 19 seconds
formally proposed. What is being built is something arguably way more dangerous because it's harder to name. It's a25 minutes, 27 seconds
coordinated public private nonprofit cartel that achieves the same ends through softer mechanisms. Fabian25 minutes, 34 seconds
socialism, stakeholder capitalism, call it whatever you want. the destin the and under new NDP leader Abby Lewis the25 minutes, 43 seconds
party has moved dramatically left. What else did we hear? If you think this is crazy talk, governmentr run grocery25 minutes, 50 seconds
stores. Lewis is proposing a nationwide chain of publiclyowned grocery stores modeled as a nonprofit public service25 minutes, 57 seconds
starting with 50 stores. Toronto approved a pilot program for four municipally stores in March 2026. Lewis26 minutes, 5 seconds
wants to expand this federally. He has explicitly cited Mexico's state-run stores as a model. This is a textbook26 minutes, 13 seconds
state control of food supply, one of the five extraordinary turnarounds the Club of Rome identified as a cle key key26 minutes, 20 seconds
lever of control. Avy Lewis also wants governmentr run internet and telecom.26 minutes, 25 seconds
When
the government controls your communication infrastructure, it controls
what you say, what you can access, and who you can organize with.26 minutes, 33 seconds
We're
also seeing federal public housing. So, Carney launched Build Canada
Homes in September 2025 with 13 billion in initial capital, targeting26 minutes, 42 seconds
250,000 new units by 2031. The government is unlocking 90 federal properties, 473 hectares for housing26 minutes, 50 seconds
development under long-term leases. The land stays publicly owned. This is not a conspiracy theory. It is the government26 minutes, 57 seconds
becoming
the landlord of Canada. Lewis wants to go further. 1 million social
co-op nonprofit homes in 5 years. This should be up to the private
sector.Chapter 5: Building the Machine: DOE, MOSST & Institutional Capture
27 minutes, 7 seconds
And we've even seen at that NDP convention calling each other comrades. This is not27 minutes, 15 seconds
accidental language. This is ideological signaling normalizing the vocabulary of Marxist and of Marxist organizing within27 minutes, 25 seconds
a
mainstream political party. When elected officials use the word comrade
in parliamentary or public settings, they are telling you exactly what27 minutes, 32 seconds
framework they're operating from. Mark Carney is a more sophisticated threat than you realize. He's not a street27 minutes, 39 seconds
level socialist. He is something way more dangerous. He's a globalist technocrat who uses the language of27 minutes, 47 seconds
markets
and pragmatism to implement the same agenda through financial
architecture. He should concern Canadians a lot. He literally wrote the
book on stakeholder capitalism.27 minutes, 59 seconds
In his 2021 book, Values, building a better world for all is a direct argument that market values must be28 minutes, 5 seconds
subordinated to societal values defined and enforced by government, central banks, and international institutions.28 minutes, 14 seconds
This is the intellectual foundation of the west stakeholder capitalism model.28 minutes, 19 seconds
He's
not theorizing. He's now implementing it as prime minister. Then we
have Gfans, the financial arm of the climate agenda. Carney was co-chair
of28 minutes, 27 seconds
the
Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero, a coalition designed to
redirect trillions of dollars of private capital away from fossil fuels
and towards net28 minutes, 37 seconds
zero
investments. This is not a government program. It is a private
financial cartel coordinating investment decisions across the global
banking system to achieve political goals.28 minutes, 48 seconds
Canada's big five banks exited GFANS in 2025, which tells you something about how untenable the pressure was becoming.28 minutes, 56 seconds
But
Carney's now prime minister with a majority government, and he can
apply that pressure through regulation and policy instead. And while
Carney canled29 minutes, 3 seconds
the
consumer carbon tax, he strengthened the outputbased pricing system for
industry and mandated a 2026 federal review to force provinces like
Alberta29 minutes, 12 seconds
to harmonize their carbon pricing upward toward the federal $95 per ton level.29 minutes, 18 seconds
This
is a direct attack on Alberta's energy competitiveness dressed up as
environmental policy. Then of course we have the Canada China strategic
reset,29 minutes, 27 seconds
the new alliance. This is arguably the most alarming recent development. In January 2026, Carney traveled to China29 minutes, 35 seconds
and forged a new strategic partnership covering energy, trade, agriculture, and lowcarbon economy.29 minutes, 42 seconds
Even
analysis sympathetic to the move acknowledged that Canada's limited
strategic autonomy in this relationship, meaning China understands it is
getting a close US ally to pivot toward Beijing.29 minutes, 53 seconds
This
is not trade diversification. And this is Canada being repositioned as a
bridge for Chinese influence into North America. Exactly the concern
raised in30 minutes, 1 second
the knowledge base about a communist country on America's northern border.30 minutes, 5 seconds
Carney gave a special address at Davos in January 2026.30 minutes, 10 seconds
He's not desperate. This was at the World Economic Forum annual meeting. He's not distancing himself from the W.30 minutes, 17 seconds
He's
their man in Ottawa. The same W that has been cross-pollinating with
the Club of Rome since 1971. So there's a big pattern here. What it all
leads up to is levers.30 minutes, 30 seconds
Food. We have government grocery stores.30 minutes, 32 seconds
Industrial carbon prices raise food costs, forcing complete dependency. When it comes to housing, we have a million30 minutes, 39 seconds
public units. Government is now your landlord. When it comes to energy, we have a full green transition, no oil and30 minutes, 46 seconds
gas, OBPS carbon pricing, net zero architecture. finances. We have wealth taxes and higher capital gains. We have30 minutes, 55 seconds
them taking over communications. We have them making relationships with China, with NATO, with Davos and WE. And the31 minutes, 3 seconds
values are openly socialists, stakeholder capitalism, values-based markets. The NDP is the accelerationist31 minutes, 10 seconds
version.
Carney is the technocratic version. Both lead to the same place. A
Canada where the government controls the fundamental inputs of daily
life. food, housing, energy, money, communications.31 minutes, 21 seconds
The
NDP calling each other comrades and proposing government grocery stores
is easy to see and easy to mock. So much so that it's almost a
distraction. The31 minutes, 29 seconds
harder
thing to see and the more important thing to see is that Mark Carney is
building the financial and regulatory architecture that makes the31 minutes, 36 seconds
NDP's overt socialism unnecessary. When the government controls carbon pricing, housing supply, ESG disclosure31 minutes, 44 seconds
requirements,
and has a strategic partnership with the Chinese Communist Party, you
don't need to call the grocery store governmentowned. You just need to
make it impossible for private31 minutes, 52 seconds
grocerers to operate outside your framework. That is the Fabian method.31 minutes, 58 seconds
That is the Club of Rome method. And that is what is being built in Canada right now. So, let me be very direct32 minutes, 5 seconds
about what's the end goal of this agenda because the Club of Rome's 2024 document is very honest about it. They want you32 minutes, 12 seconds
to
become what they call a new man, a sustainable, inclusive, globally
conscious citizen who has undergone what they call inner transformation.
A32 minutes, 21 seconds
fundamental remolding of your values, your identity, your spiritual orientation, and your relationship to the collective.32 minutes, 28 seconds
They want you to stop valuing individual prosperity. They want you to stop valuing private property. They want you32 minutes, 35 seconds
to
stop valuing national identity. They want you to stop valuing your own
family's well-being above the collective well-being. The social
conditioning we32 minutes, 45 seconds
saw around woke narratives over the last 10 years was to prime you to accept even giving up your land. They want you to32 minutes, 53 seconds
believe
that your standard of living is the problem, that your energy
consumption is the problem, that your spare bedroom is the problem, that
your GDP measured prosperity is the problem.33 minutes, 4 seconds
And
they want you to willingly surrender all of it. Not because soldiers
are forcing you, but because you have been spiritually and
psychologically33 minutes, 11 seconds
transformed
to believe that surrender is virtue. I don't think I need to point out
that those in charge believe in luxury and opulence for themselves. They33 minutes, 20 seconds
just
want you to accept this new way of living. I think Mark Carney's bill
on the airplane for food and drink was over half a million dollars. This
is what Mao33 minutes, 28 seconds
called
ideological remolding. This is what the Soviet Union called creating
the new Soviet man. And this is what the Club of Rome calls cultivating
the33 minutes, 36 seconds
intera capacities necessary for collective action. Different words, same program, same destination. And I'm sorry33 minutes, 44 seconds
leftists. The destination is not a sustainable, equitable, beautiful world.33 minutes, 49 seconds
The destination is poverty, dependence, and top down control. So, what do you do with all of this that I laid out? And33 minutes, 57 seconds
again, thank you, James Lindsay, for the bulk of this research. I don't know how you do it. I had to reshare this34 minutes, 5 seconds
information,
but you know, guys, share this episode. The most powerful thing you can
do right now is to make sure that Canadians understand history. The34 minutes, 13 seconds
Liberals
have been counting on Canadians not knowing this and sunlight is the
best disinfectant. Also, start to understand this language.34 minutes, 21 seconds
Every
time you hear the words transformative, systems approach, well-being,
economy, sufficiency, collective action, inner dimension,34 minutes, 29 seconds
stakeholder
capitalism, convergence or planetary limits. You are hearing the
language of this agenda. Recognize it, name it, refuse to be moved by
it.34 minutes, 40 seconds
Third, you got to reject the mass line.34 minutes, 42 seconds
When
you see coordinated narratives about empty bedrooms, about the moral
failure of capitalism, about the need for everyone to pitch in and
sacrifice34 minutes, 50 seconds
more, about giving up your property, recognize it as manufactured consensus. It's not organic. It's not grassroots.34 minutes, 57 seconds
It's a political operation and it's not needed. We are in the most resourcerich nation on Earth.Chapter 6: Why Limits to Growth Always Fails — And Why They Don't Care
35 minutes, 3 seconds
Fourth, protect your energy. In Canada, energy is not a political issue. Energy is survival. Any policy that restricts35 minutes, 11 seconds
Canadian
energy production is a policy that threatens Canadian lives. Treat it
accordingly. And last but not least, look at Alberta. Study what they're
doing. Support what they're doing.35 minutes, 21 seconds
Replicate
what they're doing in your own province. Organize strategic effective
resistance is possible and Alberta is proving it. And I know you guys
don't35 minutes, 29 seconds
feel
like your vote probably counts right now with that stoalling majority,
but please continue to participate. I know it doesn't feel very
effective, but35 minutes, 37 seconds
if
you don't participate, I can promise you it will get worse. The Liberal
Party has been running this agenda for over 50 years. The NDP is worse.
These are not35 minutes, 46 seconds
parties
with different approaches to the same goals. These are parties that are
actively working to dismantle the Canadian standard of living, Canadian
energy dependence, Canadian private35 minutes, 54 seconds
property rights, and Canadian sovereignty in service to a global agenda that was cooked up in a villa in Rome 1968.36 minutes, 3 seconds
You have the power to stop this, but only if you know what you're stopping.36 minutes, 8 seconds
That's it for this episode of the Sovereign Sphere today. If you stayed with me till the end, bravo you guys let36 minutes, 15 seconds
me know in the comments cuz that is this was a long haul. My tongue is a knot.36 minutes, 21 seconds
Like
Pierre Trudeau, Club of Rome, Limits to Growth, Department of
Environment, all of these things. A lot of this is probably brand new36 minutes, 28 seconds
information. And this is huge. You might even need to if you want to nerd out on this like me, you might want to listen36 minutes, 34 seconds
to it again. But this agenda, it's been going on for 50 years and it's not finished.36 minutes, 43 seconds
But neither are you and me. Do not let them disempower you or get in your head.36 minutes, 49 seconds
Canada
is worth fighting for. And the first step in fighting for it is knowing
the truth. I'm your host, Carla Treadway. This is the Sovereign Sphere.36 minutes, 56 seconds
Share
this episode. Stay sovereign. Stay critical. I'll link up James
Lindsay's original resources in the comment section if you guys are
curious.37 minutes, 5 seconds
Definitely go and check that out. And I'll see you for another episode soon.37 minutes, 9 seconds
Hit
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little bit. That helps me a ton and I'd love to hear your thoughts a bit
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you soon. [music]
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