Dr. Peter McCullough

Hey, thanks for having me, Drew.

Hey, thanks for having me, Drew.

Yeah, I think it was good PR pick to get in the minds of low information voters who have a personal antipathy towards President Trump.

Yeah, I think it was good PR pick to get in the minds of low information voters who have a personal antipathy towards President Trump.

Yeah, I started back in 2019 and it was I've been involved in small C conservative politics since about 2015. Pro-life, pro-family type movements, those sorts of things. And then I got involved in the electoral politics a little bit more with, you know, our version of the Republican and I say version in quotes politics.

Yeah, I started back in 2019 and it was I've been involved in small C conservative politics since about 2015. Pro-life, pro-family type movements, those sorts of things. And then I got involved in the electoral politics a little bit more with, you know, our version of the Republican and I say version in quotes politics.

of the Republican Party, the Conservative parties in Canada, both at the provincial and the federal levels. I spent 12 years in federal public service, so I always realized that we weren't getting the results that we were paying for in terms of the public delivery of law enforcement, those types of things. And I always questioned why. So it was sort of one track social, one track in terms of...

of the Republican Party, the Conservative parties in Canada, both at the provincial and the federal levels. I spent 12 years in federal public service, so I always realized that we weren't getting the results that we were paying for in terms of the public delivery of law enforcement, those types of things. And I always questioned why. So it was sort of one track social, one track in terms of...

public services. And it was when I realized, and it was just explained to me, you just looked at an electoral map that Eastern Canada, two cities, Toronto and Montreal in particular, had more votes in the House of Commons, more seats in the House of Commons. We're in a Westminster parliamentary system than all of Alberta combined.

public services. And it was when I realized, and it was just explained to me, you just looked at an electoral map that Eastern Canada, two cities, Toronto and Montreal in particular, had more votes in the House of Commons, more seats in the House of Commons. We're in a Westminster parliamentary system than all of Alberta combined.

And that was right at the time where we were experiencing massive job losses from Trudeau net zero policies. Now we have Mark Carney, who's the the kingpin of the net zero movement, but, um, a lot of people out of work. And the question was, why, why is this happening?

And that was right at the time where we were experiencing massive job losses from Trudeau net zero policies. Now we have Mark Carney, who's the the kingpin of the net zero movement, but, um, a lot of people out of work. And the question was, why, why is this happening?

And it's really the systems part that allows this to happen to have, um, Alberta alienated and not to be able to have her to be able to have any real representation, uh, at the national level. Uh, so I had always said to myself, if you have a problem with something, put it on a billboard. Um, I just, I sold a broke down, um, van I had for scrap metal and I paid for my first billboard.

And it's really the systems part that allows this to happen to have, um, Alberta alienated and not to be able to have her to be able to have any real representation, uh, at the national level. Uh, so I had always said to myself, if you have a problem with something, put it on a billboard. Um, I just, I sold a broke down, um, van I had for scrap metal and I paid for my first billboard.

And I asked the question, should Alberta ditch Canada? And at the time, it was the thing that everybody was talking about on Twitter. It was the thing that everybody was speaking about on Facebook. In the Canadian, kind of the Canadian personality thing, I don't think it's that we're polite. I think that it's we're seeking broad consensus that we're not alone in

And I asked the question, should Alberta ditch Canada? And at the time, it was the thing that everybody was talking about on Twitter. It was the thing that everybody was speaking about on Facebook. In the Canadian, kind of the Canadian personality thing, I don't think it's that we're polite. I think that it's we're seeking broad consensus that we're not alone in

That we're not the only ones thinking these things. And so when it was put on a billboard for public display for everybody to see, it sort of popped that psychological, that bubble where now it becomes the water that we swim in. And started there, took it to Saskatchewan because folks in the neighboring province, which is kind of like, which is just on the border of Saskatchewan.

That we're not the only ones thinking these things. And so when it was put on a billboard for public display for everybody to see, it sort of popped that psychological, that bubble where now it becomes the water that we swim in. And started there, took it to Saskatchewan because folks in the neighboring province, which is kind of like, which is just on the border of Saskatchewan.

It's actually borders Montana as well, and it's very similar to North Dakota. It's a farming province. And we're helping out the folks there. We did a billboard, should Saskatchewan leave Canada? And then as the year went on, I recognized that... This is only affecting the conservative side of the spectrum because they need Western Canada to be able to form government.

It's actually borders Montana as well, and it's very similar to North Dakota. It's a farming province. And we're helping out the folks there. We did a billboard, should Saskatchewan leave Canada? And then as the year went on, I recognized that... This is only affecting the conservative side of the spectrum because they need Western Canada to be able to form government.