First Broadcast of Radio Free Kanata a “thrilling new start”

 

March 2, 2015

A Manitoba farmer, an Algonquin native woman, and host Kevin Annett took to the airwaves yesterday to inaugurate the official Voice of the Republic of Kanata: Radio Free Kanata.

“I was captivated. Thank you! What a thrilling new start to the taking back of our country!” wrote one listener from the west coast.

The first program featured Theresa Harrison and Katie Stoqua describing their efforts to establish the Republic under common law, and expose deadly crimes and fraud by the “Canadian” government and its churches.

Both women are signatories to the Proclamation of January 15, 2015, that lawfully established the Republic. (www.kanatarepublic.ca)

“We need a new deal, an end to all this corruption” said Theresa, who farms near Brandon, Manitoba, and who has led a campaign to free the falsely imprisoned common law educator Dean Clifford, who has been held without charges for over a year in Brandon Penitentiary.

“I've learned that many Canadians are waiting for something like the Republic, they're sick of the system. We have to make contact with them face to face and show them there's an alternative.”

Katie Stoqua described her life as a native woman and the refusal of “white” canadians to face the crimes of their own churches. A former Anglican church member, she quit last year after learning of the Indian residential schools genocide, and the “Holyrood Agreement” that places Anglicans under the Church of Rome and its policy of protecting child rapists.

“I tried leafletting members of my church about everything and I got such incredible hostility and hatred. People there seemed more upset that I was disturbing their day than they were about tens of thousands of children being killed in their residential schools.”

The next Radio Free Kanata program, on March 8, will elaborate on the vision of Kanata as a nation freed of its genocidal legacy. Indigenous activists who are working with the Republic will describe their efforts to re-establish their traditional laws and nationhood in the face of Canada's ongoing genocide against them.

Kevin Annett comments,

“On March 8, we'll be reminding our listeners of Canada's 'Dirty Thirty': the convicted war criminals of church and state who face citizens' arrest for committing and concealing genocide in our country – people like Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Queen Elizabeth, and church leaders like Anglican primate Fred Hiltz”

The program will also feature regular reports by local Republic organizers and details of the campaigns to establish local common law courts and directly reclaim the nation.

"Kanata won't be built in a day, but we have begun. Now it's up to each of you, to go from being a listener to a participant" said Kevin Annett.

Please tune in and spread the word of the newest voice for change and recovery in the land known as Kanata.

Radio Free Kanata airs every Sunday at 3 pm pacific, 6 pm eastern time at www.bbsradio.com/radiofreekanata . Contact republicofkanata@gmail.com to participate, and see www.kanatarepublic.ca .