CANADA IS NOW OPERATING UNDER U.N. LAW We’re in trouble  Canada is no longer operating as a sovereign nation. Canada is now operating under the rules of the United Nations. This is all the consequence of a long term strategy to put Canada under the umbrella of United Nations policies. This is what’s happening in a sovereign western nation. In 2007 the U.N. established the “Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples”, or UNDRIP, which is to provide a “universal framework of minimum standards for the survival, dignity and well-being of the indigenous peoples of the world. It elaborates on existing human rights standards and fundamental freedoms as they apply to the specific situation of indigenous peoples.” Originally Canada claimed UNDRIP was incompatible with Canada’s constitutional framework. The then conservative government cited The Charter Of Rights And Freedoms and The Constitution Act of 1982 which provides constitutional protection and treaty rights to Canada’s First Nations  Currently UNDRIP is not Federal law and is non binding but that doesn’t stop the U.N. from putting public pressure on countries that don’t abide. Optics is everything. The narrative coming out of Canada’s media paints an image of a white settler nation and an evil oil and gas company steamrolling through First Nations without regard for their saftey or respect for their sacred ancentral lands. This narrative is false. From 2012 until 2018 TransCanada corporation conducted 362 000 hours of field work and took every consideration to meet all environemntal concerns by consulting with First Nations, and received approval from the BC Environmental Assessment Office, and the BC Oil and Gas Commission. On September 13 2018 the TransCanada Corporation released a statement: “Coastal GasLink signs agreements with 100 per cent of B.C. elected Indigenous bands along the pipeline route”. Currently UNDRIP is not Federal law and is non binding but that doesn’t stop the U.N. from putting public pressure on countries that don’t abide. Optics is everything. The narrative coming out of Canada’s media paints an image of a white settler nation and an evil oil and gas company steamrolling through First Nations without regard for their saftey or respect for their sacred ancentral lands. This narrative is false. From 2012 until 2018 TransCanada corporation conducted 362 000 hours of field work and took every consideration to meet all environemntal concerns by consulting with First Nations, and received approval from the BC Environmental Assessment Office, and the BC Oil and Gas Commission. On September 13 2018 the TransCanada Corporation released a statement: “Coastal GasLink signs agreements with 100 per cent of B.C. elected Indigenous bands along the pipeline route”. https://perspectivepost.com/index.php/2020/02/19/repipeline-protests-canada-is-now-operating-under-u-n-law/?fbclid=IwAR3F8PmOLb1zHwfkxmIEmcMAaGLcinWaVL6i0xzW1i9ad-XCZ8kF7tTM-Gw