OneBC Caucus

We find ourselves being pulled toward land collectivization and communism. We must fight this trend with all we've got. Property rights are fundamental, and we as legislators need to dedicate ourselves to fighting for British Columbians and protecting their private property.

OneBC leader @Dallas_Brodie made a statement today in the Legislature warning about the deterioration of property rights in British Columbia.

OneBC leader Dallas Brodie rips the BC NDP budget apart! "This budget is a complete failure, and that’s because it is rooted in socialism. It's a mockery to even call it a budget - it really should be called The Diary of a Shopping Addict." - Dallas Brodie

We are borrowing money to pay the interest on money we have already borrowed

OneBC leader Dallas Brodie’s response to the disastrous budget.

This feels like a good day to remind everyone in British Columbia to watch out documentary "Making a Killing" which is all about the Kamloops graves hoax and the Reconciliation Industry takeover of BC! youtube.com/watch?v=TSRn8B…

The only way to truly protect the property rights of British Columbians is to fully repeal DRIPA and seek constitutional changes. Other parties are not willing to go as far as is needed because they still adhere too many lies of the reconciliation industry. Watch this documentary to see many of the lies exposed!

Since I was elected as an MLA and since I became the interim leader of OneBC, my commitment has always been to my constituents, to the party members, and to all British Columbians. My values haven't changed. My vision for BC hasn't changed. My policy positions haven't changed. My team and I worked very hard; I couldn't have done this alone. For months, I've been raising concerns with my then Chief of Staff, Tim Thielmann, and Interim Executive Director of the party, Paul Ratchford, about a staffer, Othman Mekhloufi. New information was brought to my attention a week ago about values Othman Mekhloufi has expressed publicly, online and offline, that are absolutely incompatible with my personal and OneBC values. This last week instead of removing Othman from the OneBC caucus team, which I had verbally requested 3 times by that point, Tim Thielmann decided to terminate a different member of the team for raising issues about Othman. This was a clear attempt to censor all conversation about an employee Tim Thielmann and Paul Ratchford were uniquely protective of. After the wrongful termination of the other team member and in light of new information about Othman’s activities that was shared with the executive team, I sent a written demand that OM be removed from any position with my caucus and the party. Tim Thielmann and Paul Ratchford deliberately subverted the order to remove Othman by carrying out his termination on caucus side while simultaneously hiring him onto the party side of OneBC. There was clearly more going on than I had previously been aware of. I pulled on a thread that seemed to risk unravelling something that Tim Thielmann and Paul Ratchford did not want to be touched. Now my team is being told by individuals familiar with the situation that they knew Othman and Paul Ratchford were in contact with the BC Conservatives executive team, without our knowledge, to pass information and make deals. To call this unethical would be an understatement, and the exact reason many people give up on politics, and the type of behaviour I got into politics to oppose. I understand that many people are worried, frustrated, and disappointed. I want to assure you that my values, my visions and policies are unchanged, and I am as committed as ever to upholding them and to fighting for excellence and prosperity of British Columbia.

We are here to stay. Nothing stops our mission!

RT @Dallas_Brodie: Making a Killing, OneBC's feature documentary film, is now live. Watch NOW on our website. makingakilling.ca htt…

Watch the documentary now!

I just proposed a bill to ban the government from buying goods from Communist China if they can be purchased in Canada or the Western World. The NDP passed it, but 4 Conservatives voted against it. Teresa Wat, Hon Chan, Steve Kooner, and Aaliya Warbus. Say their names and shame.

OneBC House leader Tara Armstrong proposed a bill to ban the BC provincial government from procuring products and services from People's Republic of China (PRC) based or linked firm. It actually passed first reading! Only 4 MLAs voted against it. Oddly enough all 4 were BC "Conservative" MLAs. Kooner Wat Chan Warbus

OneBC leader @Dallas_Brodie introduced a bill to restrict flag poles on public property and inside government buildings from displaying flags that are not national, provincial, or local flags. No more virtue signalling on BC flag poles.

@BCConservCaucus You guys voted against our bill to ban Land Acknowledgements on the public dime. You voted against repealing the anti-Canadian “Truth and Reconciliation Day” Your House Leader supports DRIPA. Your Leader passed DRIPA. Etc Etc Etc 🙄😂

British Columbians are NOT settlers and BC is not stolen land. This province belongs to all of us. Our proud heritage deserves to be preserved and celebrated.

BC Premier David Eby melts down after OneBC House Leader @TaraArmstrongBC asks what land in BC is not subject to aboriginal title takeover! The Premier is full of conspiracies about Canada engaging in biological warfare and genocide. He seems to really hate British Columbia.

OneBC leader @Dallas_Brodie put forward an bill to repeal so-called "Truth & Reconciliation Day" as a provincial holiday. 3 voted in favour of repealing. 86 voted against repealing. Only 3 MLAs stood against anti-Western shame culture.

OneBC MLA @TaraArmstrongBC introduces a bill to ban "race-based hiring, identity quotas, and ideological litmus tests" at public institutions: "DEI must D-I-E, and this bill will kill it."

OneBC Leader @Dallas_Brodie asks why British Columbia taxpayers are subsidizing foreign student housing to the tune of $1 Billion. If universities "need" foreign students why don't we just give the $1 Billion to the universities so more domestic students can attend?