October 28, 2026
What power do citizens retain when governments change but the agenda keeps advancing? From Canada to the wider West, this conversation examines whether the contest between left and right conceals a deeper continuity of power. At its center is the argument that networks surrounding the UN, World Economic Forum and NGOs consolidate influence through policy, institutional relationships and opaque funding—and that national sovereignty, Christian traditions, strong families and independent communities stand in the way of a one-world government. Canadian activist, poet and independent broadcaster Jim Torma brings his firsthand experience of the Freedom Convoy and allegations of surveillance and institutional misconduct to a hard examination of that argument. Where does accountability end, who benefits, and how can citizens reclaim control when the machinery of power operates beyond their reach?