Show Notes
In an era of rising government debt, persistent inflation and growing geopolitical uncertainty, many Canadians are asking how they can better protect their wealth. In this episode of Leviathan Must Be Stopped, Trevor Parry sits down with Warren Keane of New World Precious Metals to explore the historical role of gold and silver as stores of value and why precious metals are attracting renewed attention from investors around the world. Their discussion covers the long history of go...
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On September 16, 2026 – without a mandate, without a treaty text, and without the Chamber to which he owes his office being permitted so much as a debate – the Prime Minister of Canada stood in Strasbourg and offered our sovereignty as a diplomatic party favour. He accepted, on behalf of thirty-eight million people, an invitation to make Canada the European Union's first-ever associate member, a status that does not exist in the EU's founding treaties, has no legal definition, no cost, ...
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Since we last spoke, a war has begun. In this episode of Leviathan Must Be Stopped, Johnny Wakelin and I examine the conflict in the Persian Gulf through what we think of as a Michael Corleone foreign policy – unsentimental, and unconcerned with approval. While the United States and its allies act, Canada hesitates. In this episode is a wide-ranging discussion on: the moral case for action vs. the cost of inaction the illusion of a “multipolar world” the decline of Western military ...
In this episode of Leviathan Must Be Stopped®, I’m joined by my longtime friend Steve Fretwell. Steve and I have known each other for decades through the insurance and pension world, and we begin with what we’re both seeing in our respective practices — the mood of clients, the pressure on business owners, and the sense that something fundamental has shifted in this country. It doesn’t take much prompting these days for people to explain what concerns them. Wherever they are in Canada, the th...
In this wide-ranging and unsparing conversation, Trevor and John dissect the growing gulf between political optics and lived reality in Canada and beyond. From firearm “buybacks” that punish the law-abiding while leaving criminals untouched, to a judiciary and regulatory state increasingly detached from consequence, the discussion exposes a nation drifting from aspiration toward compliance. They examine Canada’s structural economic decay, energy self-sabotage, and the quiet loss of confidence...