The D-Word: Division in the Freedom Movement

Division has been the thorn in the side of the Freedom Movement here in Vancouver, BC, and even across Canada for a long time now. We have talked to enough of the leaders, organisers and active people across the provinces to get a fair idea that the division is common all over. Whether it is happening in America or Europe, I can’t really say. Maybe someone with connections to the movement over there could shed some light on the subject.

I can only relate from my own experience within the movement here. Other people may or may not have similar experiences, and you might not agree with how I see it.

Having said that, some division is healthy. We are all unique individuals, who come from different backgrounds, perspectives and have different ways of doing things. Some people work better with others, and some people are better off splitting from groups and starting their own group. Some people can’t work with anyone. They get more accomplished on their own, so it’s better they split.

Here are what I consider the main reasons for division:

1. Egos of leaders. The movement gave a rare opportunity for many people to rise to the top of the freedom pile very quickly. Even overnight, in the case of the truckers, for example. Average working class truckers suddenly were in the news all over the world. Some leaders and influencers in the movement are narcissistic. Sorry, but you know I’m telling the truth. Egos divide us. Narcissists hog all the attention, and they are usually control freaks. They micro-manage everyone and don’t listen to anybody.

2. One hit wonders. Others, never had a minute of fame their whole lives, and suddenly they were catapulted onto the stage, in front of thousands of people. It all went to their head, and some couldn’t handle it, and self-sabotaged. As they went down in flames, it caused all kinds of conflict, turmoil and drama for everyone involved.

3. Ideology. Contrary to the broad brushing of the media, we are not a uniform blob of people. The main groups are Christians, New Agers, healthcare professionals, doctors, lawyers, alternative health practitioners, Libertarians, alt-right conservatives, apolitical techies, anarcho-capitalists, non-aligned centrists and a smattering of left-wingers who keep quiet because they are afraid of being attacked by the right-wingers. The healthcare workers who were fired are union members. These groups will never agree on everything.

4. Too many cans of worms. There are so many issues and battles to fight, it is overwhelming. Which one(s) to focus on? The short list would include: vaccines, vaccine injuries, ongoing lawsuits against the mandates, 5G, chemtrails, 15-minute cities, Trudeau, liberal gov’t, drag queen shows, gender mania, digital currency, mass surveillance, MSM propaganda and mass immigration.

5. Agendas. Some people join the movement to push their own agenda. They may still want to fight for freedom, and they didn’t take the jab, but they also seized on the opportunity to advance their own cause, which may or may not coincide with the goals of the movement.

6. End times prophecies. This comes from two main groups I have encountered: Christians and New Agers. Some Christians believe that what we are experiencing is the fulfilment of Bible prophecies. The devil is taking over the world and Jesus is coming back to rescue us, etc. The New Agers believe we are at the beginning of a great evolutionary leap of consciousness — and the deep state, along with all the psychos will implode and the new age will rise from the ashes.

7. Conservative political talking points. Despite the fact, that the Freedom Movement is dominated by conservatives, we are not a conservative movement. The same can be said of the Christians. We are not a church club or a political party, though obviously, we have more support from the right than from the left. However, we are not at war with the left, though it often appears that way, because the left attack us the most. The left, the right and the center are in a class war with the uber wealthy powerful billionaires. The left is just slower, (so far) in recognizing that we have the same common enemy. Both sides mistakenly believe the other is the enemy. The billionaires are winning, because one of their main tools is to keep us divided by corralling us into two political camps who fight each other relentlessly. I’m guilty of it too. Sorry. I’m human, that’s my flaw.

8. Focusing on irrelevant conspiracy theories, such as aliens, fake moon landing, UFO’s, flat earth and Qanon.

9. Failure to understand the big picture. The geopolitical manoeuvring that is happening on the global stage is extremely complicated. The globalists have their hands full. What they are attempting to do is an enormous challenge. They have been working on it for centuries, and they still have not been able to fulfil their dystopian dreams. Orchestrating and coordinating the 200 nations on earth, combined with the vast multitude of sub-groups, cultures, religions, orgs, NGO’s, lobby groups, political parties and so on, is a frightening task. Most people in the Freedom Movement oversimplify things into black and white categories, because it is easier than sorting through the mountains of information to try and figure out what the hell is going on.

10. Confusion about the enemy. This is similar to #9. Here are the main theories of the identity of the enemy:

• Jews

• Aliens

• Satan

• China

• Communism

• British Empire

• America

• Israel

• Liberals

• Gays

• Islam

One of the things that is rarely, if ever mentioned, except by yours truly, is capitalism. It’s strange, but the same people who scream “Communism!” also consistently point their finger at monster capitalist billionaires, like the Rockefellers, Rothschilds, Soros, Gates and the other mega-powerful families. They all WITHOUT EXCEPTION made their fortunes through hardcore, monopoly capitalism, mostly in banking, finance, the stock market, high tech, weapons and oil. The other major contributions to their theft of wealth is the drug trade, prostitution, and sex trafficking. And let’s not forget, their favourite past time: Bombing third world countries into the stone age and stealing all their resources. Whee!

That’s the facts of life. Here’s more facts of life:

What is happening on the global stage is NOT a communist takeover. Communism is when there is a workers’ revolution that overthrows the capitalists. Mao Tse Tung’s communist takeover of China, for example. It has been estimated that he murdered anywhere from 300,000 to 2 million landowners, and gave their land to the peasants. The landowner class was virtually wiped out in China over a 30-year period.

Ditto for Lenin and the communist takeover of Russia. The capitalist Romanov family were gunned down in cold blood. Their land was confiscated and given to the Soviets. The communist revolution in 1917 began with a massive protest of peasants and the working class, whose slogan was “Bread, Peace, Land”. The people were starving, they wanted an end to the war, and the peasants wanted land. Yes, the communists, first Lenin, then Stalin, exploited the revolution for their own ends and plunged half the world into a totalitarian dictatorship.

But that was then, this is now.

We are witnessing a Billionaire’s Revolution. The 1% class are taking over everything. Everything. You will eat bugs and you will be happy.

It is a capitalist revolution. Hopefully, I don’t get too much hate mail for pointing this out.

(Oh wait, what’s this symbol doing on the American dollar bill?)

What does all this have to do with division? If we don’t all know and understand who and what we are fighting, how are we supposed to be united? If some people are fighting Satan and others are fighting the Jews, and still others are fighting aliens, communists, liberals, gays, Muslims and China, how are we supposed to fight together? Are we really even in the same war?

Underlying all of this capitalism is the spirit and philosophy of materialism, secularism, humanism and atheism. If you can’t quite accept that capitalism is part of the problem, then maybe you might be willing to concede that all of the isms have failed us. Communism, fascism, socialism and capitalism failed to stop the wars of the last century. Over 200 million people died in the last centuries’ wars, more than all of human history combined.

Christians are often quick to point out the “godless communists,” but what about the “godless capitalists”? Wasn’t it Jesus of Nazareth who pointed out “No one can serve two masters. For you will hate one and love the other; you can’t serve both God and Money.”

If we really want unity in the Freedom Movement, there is a way forward. We are not united because we all think the same — that is uniformity, not unity. We are united when we work together to achieve common goals. Any social movement is created by campaigns, not by ideology. The campaigns that activists work on together create unity, and thus, create the movement.

CAMPAIGN + CAMPAIGN + CAMPAIGN = MOVEMENT

If you want unity, say less, roll up your sleeves and get to work. For some of us, including myself, saying less is often the most difficult task. We’re vocal, aggressive people, that’s what makes us outspoken activists, but we all need to learn to curb our aggression for the greater cause. Partner with as many people as you can. Create coalitions of leaders, influencers, activists and groups. Create coalitions of coalitions.

COALITION + COALITION + COALITION = UNITY

The movement here in Vancouver was at its strongest and most unified for a brief period in the spring of 2022, when most of the local groups came together, formed a coalition, and organized the World Wide Freedom Rally together:

We are also united in the spiritual sense, when we recognize our common spirituality. We share the same spirit, the same Source and Center, and we have the same eternal destiny. The Christians, New Agers, Muslims, Jews, conservatives, liberals, gays and straight all need to come together and recognize that all of humanity is at war with a small class of people.

Even the counter protestors and Antifas who come to the Freedom rallies are NOT our enemies. They are from the working class, same as the rest of us. They are confused, used and abused by the same globalists, who have them fooled, that’s all. If the globalists get their way, the poor schmucks who took the jab are in for a nightmare they never bargained for. We don’t have to hate them for being schmucks. Unless we can wake them up, how will we win?

The globalists are more successful in conning the left, to some degree. However, at least half the conservatives in Canada took the jab. So there’s that. Personally, I gave up on the conservative/liberal battle long ago. It’s pointless. Coke Versus Pepsi. It’s not democracy when you only have two useless parties to choose from. Democracy is when the people are running the show, not billionaires who are only concerned about their interests and goals.

If you want true democracy, of the people, by the people and for the people, then the people need to get involved, take over and run the country, city or province. And by extension, run the world. To achieve that, the way forward is to get organized.

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