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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Dec 12, 1994

Page

2

Sacred Echoes in Fight for Reform Leader Hunt

Vernon BC writer Casey Berlanda accuses Weisgerber at a September Victoria press conference of backstabbing Reform Party of BC leader Ron Gamble. He questions Weisgerber’s motives for leadership and alleges a sacred agenda after excluding others.

Reform Party of BC Ron Gamble Weisgerber Victoria Reform Party Reform Socred Casey Berlanda Vernon

Loss of Freedom and Fear of Dictatorship Warned by Jim Ross

Jim Ross warns readers against Allan Rock and what he calls communist dictatorship in Ottawa. He denounces firearms legislation as paving the way to a total police state, claiming fallen soldiers would oppose current leaders and urging readers to resist what he calls erosion of freedom and moral decency.

Allan Rock Ottawa Allan Rock

Democracy or socialism in progress, not the people’s will

Roger Lamotte argues democracy masks centralized control and tyranny through a Rothschild linked BNA Act and Charter, labeling democratic systems as socialism in progress. He cites Canadian government collusion with genocidal regimes and warns that referendums are blocked while parties are engineered.

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Reading Body Language in Everyday Speech and Politics

Oscar Correa argues that facial expressions stance and body language convey more meaning than words. He notes greetings vary by gesture and that politicians disguise emotions, citing a Canadian leadership debate moment and personal anecdotes about smiles and persuasion in law enforcement.

John Turner Brian Mulroney

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