Here I Stand

Our society is transforming right before our very eyes into one of post-truth. We live in a culture where feelings have become "your truth". But is it "the truth"? We cannot steamroll people or coerce everyone into uniformity, but we can encourage healthy tension that engenders energy and creativity.

While some continue to wear masks and isolate themselves, others ask, why would they continue to carry out their pandemic mandates?

Constitutional lawyer Leighton Grey is joined by two Alberta lawyers who signed a petition against the latest attempt to compel AB members of the bar to take Indigenous history and anti-racism training known as "The Path." These three have a thoughtful discussion about institutional capture, compelled speech and the lack of facts presented in woke-educational training courses for professionals. 

Joining Leighton on the show today is world renowned scientist and co-author of the Great Barrington Declaration, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, back by popular demand, the world renowned epidemiologist and professor from the Stanford School of medicine details what went wrong with the twitter censorship and how dark it is that Public Health authorities in the western world handled the pandemic as though they had the moral authority to manipulate people to reach an end goal.

How leftist ideology is anti-Christian and sows the seeds of its own destruction. Leighton Grey unpacks this in his weekly commentary.

What is Alberta prepared to do to combat the legislation of 'Just Transition' proposed by the federal government? Leighton Grey dives into the historical and industry context with Josh Andrus of project confederation and ultimately concludes that clean, ethical energy production is the solution for the world, not the problem.