Realistic Goals and the Groundwork to Get There

After three decades I have learned that there is no immediate political solution, no electoral victories or system reforms that will be accomplished without winning the hearts of the Canadian people.

Electoral and system reform efforts have instead succeeded in the development of a vast network of concerned Canadians and the formation of partnerships between like-minded groups and organizations. The time has come to focus, grab the rope and pull together.

This is a glimpse of what I call the groundwork; the administrative and organizational tasks required to oppose global tyranny in positive, non-confrontational ways, restore our institutions and protect our cherished Canadian way of life.

• establishing a clear mission and honor code

• forming national expert committees

• forming official local councils on local issues

• publishing local, provincial and national newsletters and press releases

• promoting positive, solution-focused public awareness campaigns

• holding and attending rallies with clear messaging, good optics and communications with law enforcement

• networking at events, collecting contacts and administrating contact lists

• endorsing like-minded groups, individuals and initiatives

• leading local town halls with informative presentations, focused on key issues

• preforming community service projects

• attending council meetings and doing professional delegations with reasonable recommendations while respecting the codes of conduct for council chambers

• gaining public support for our recommendations to elected representatives, and

• celebrating our small and mighty achievements as we work to preserve our nations sovereignty, institutions, fundamental rights and ecosystems.

As the Gather 2030 Newsletter evolves as a grassroots-focused platform and puts forth public awareness initiatives like KICLEI, we are moving to establish a Canadian Council on Local Issues. This Council will have nationwide chapters dedicated to ensuring sustainable development policies do not directly or inadvertently undermine or restrict our Canadian way of life.

Join the KICLEI Network to get involved and be notified of internal developments and upcoming training opportunities.

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