Canada is not a sovereign, democratic country. It has a system rooted in the British Crown, not “the people” or elected officials
Sun 4:28 pm +00:00, 26 Apr 2026
Source: https://henrymakow.com/2026/04/shawn-buckley–canada-is-becom.html
“Canada right now, in my opinion, is a one world order experiment.”
Shawn Buckley is the only Canadian pundit who is not part of the Masonic Jewish, (Communist-Left, Zionist-Right) charade. The Liberals are Communists The Conservatives are Zionist. If Canada were an independent country, he would be Prime Minister. Apart from myself, he is the only honest public voice in Canada.
Shawn Buckley is a Canadian constitutional and regulatory lawyer best known for his work defending individual rights–particularly Charter rights–against government regulation, with a long track record in natural health products, food and drug law, and broader constitutional challenges.
“Is Canada Becoming a Communist State?
“I’m curious to who is this serving? Right? ‘Cuz it’s not serving Canadians. Remember I told you that the goal is to turn this into a communist nation. Well, to do that you have to take away property rights. Exactly. UNDRIP — if the (Indian) bands that end up owning the land can’t administer them, then my understanding is the UN can step in as the administrator. Now we have communism. Canada right now, in my opinion, is a one world order experiment. We are the nation — you know, the Western supposedly liberal free world — that is being used as… and I mean people may think this is a little bit conspiratorial, but the reality is all the facts, all the actions are pointing to that.
Full interview link (mentioned in the Short): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNeP9zk6_WY
Buckley is widely regarded as having defended more regulatory charges involving natural health products than any other lawyer in Canada, with most cases involving constitutional challenges. He has been called as an expert witness on constitutional law and Food and Drugs Act regulation by committees in both the Senate and the House of Commons.
Buckley’s public commentary reflects a consistent philosophy: strong defence of individual liberties, property rights, and Charter protections against what he sees as expanding government (and sometimes international) overreach.
In short, Buckley is an experienced litigator with insider government experience who has pivoted to become a prominent advocate for constitutional limits on state power–especially in health choice, property rights, and sovereignty debates. His work combines deep regulatory expertise with a libertarian-leaning constitutional philosophy.
Canada Isn’t Sovereign? Shawn Buckley Exposes Constitutional Truths (King, Land & Power)
GROK Summary–“Shawn Buckley’s core message in this interview (with Nadine Wellwood, early April 2026) is that Canada is not the sovereign, democratic country most people believe it is. Its constitutional structure reveals a system rooted in the British Crown, where ultimate executive power, land title, and authority rest with the monarchy — not “the people” or elected officials. This is “forbidden knowledge” because public education and the system itself discourage Canadians from reading the full Constitution.
No True Democracy or Representative Government: Canadians rarely (if ever) vote directly on issues via federal referendums. MPs are pre-vetted by parties, whipped to follow party lines, and do not truly represent constituents. The illusion of democracy masks centralized control.
Executive Power Lies with the Crown: The Constitution (a collection of British statutes, not primarily the Charter of Rights and Freedoms) places real executive authority with the King (via the Governor General and Privy Council). The King is effectively Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces. Elected cabinets and Prime Ministers operate within this framework.
Land and Property Ownership: The King (Crown) holds underlying title to all land in Canada, including natural resources. What individuals “own” is a form of title subject to Crown authority, taxation, and potential overrides. This has major implications for property rights, resource control, and debates like UNDRIP/land transfers in BC.
Rights vs. Privileges and the Constitution’s Supremacy: The 1982 Constitution Act makes the Constitution supreme law, but the structure prioritizes allegiance to the Crown. Many perceived “rights” function more like privileges granted (and revocable) by the state. Buckley ties this to current issues like heavy fines from BC’s Human Rights Tribunal (e.g., $750k for “wrong speech”) and how process becomes punishment.
Broader Implications: Most Canadians (including lawyers) have never read the full Constitution despite it governing their lives more than any other document. This ignorance is by design to maintain the “political charade.” Buckley urges reading it (available on the Justice Canada site), questioning authority, seeking truth, and grounding in faith/principle. He connects this to fights over health freedom, speech, land governance, and sovereignty.
Buckley’s tone is educational and matter-of-fact rather than alarmist. As a constitutional lawyer (and president of the Natural Health Products Protection Association), he draws from decades of courtroom experience challenging government overreach. He encourages Canadians to wake up to these realities to better defend freedoms.
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For the full context (~1h+ interview), watch the video directly. It builds on Buckley’s prior appearances discussing similar themes of constitutional limits on power.”
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