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Lower Mainland school board candidate on video preaching about exterminating the BԪַglobal, elitist parasiteBԪַ

Brian Dominick is seen outside the Vancouver Art Gallery at World Freedom Rally
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Maple Ridge school board candidate Brian Dominick does not deny this was him in a video outside the Vancouver Art Gallery speaking to a crowd of people. (Screen grab)

A Maple Ridge school trustee candidate is answering questions about a video being shared online that shows him addressing a crowd in Vancouver during a BԪַfreedomBԪַ rally last year.

The video dated 6 p.m. May 15, 2021, is posted to Twitter and shows candidate Brian Dominick on the stairs of the Vancouver Art Gallery with a World Freedom Rally sign behind him.

BԪַBut mostly IBԪַm choosing this path for my children and their future so I can look them in the eye and tell them that their father stood up for their rights and freedoms to keep them safe,BԪַ he says to shouts of BԪַYeahBԪַ and cheering.

BԪַHold on,BԪַ he tells the crowd. BԪַNot plan-demic safe. I mean protect their little developing minds and bodies safe. What parents should be doing right now and what we need to help them see. My mission to educate and enact change in the world will not stop until the children are safe, governments are held accountable, and companies stop lying to us. Polluting our oceans, lands, and human bodies in Canada and around the world.

BԪַThis is not a Canadian problem folks. This is a global, elitist parasite problem, and they are the ones that need to be exterminated,BԪַ he said to claps and cheers.

When reached by phone at his Maple Ridge ebike and scooter store, Dominick did not deny that he is the one in the video making the comments.

His complaint was that the video is being shared by what he says is a conspiracy site, not an accredited media outlet.

The video is posted to Twitter BԪַ where anyone from the public can view it BԪַ by an independent Twitter user who does not appear to be linked to an organization or group. Dominick also refused to explain what he meant by his comments during the 59 second clip.

BԪַIBԪַm running for school trustee. So, as I mentioned, I am not looking to be giving this energy at all. This goes against what weBԪַre working towards and IBԪַm not interested in addressing an kind of intentional slander or defamation that really has no merit,BԪַ he said.

He added that itBԪַs important that BԪַwe exercise discernment in these times of the information age.BԪַ

BԪַThis information is being shared where itBԪַs got no, thereBԪַs no citations or references, or who posted it or who took it. There is just absolutely no credibility to this site,BԪַ he said, calling it misinformation.

BԪַThatBԪַs really what we are talking about here is the spreading of misinformation that is intended to cause harm. I am not interested in entertaining that,BԪַ he said.

When asked if he believed the video to be fake or if it is not actually him in the video he again responded, BԪַIBԪַm not entertaining the idea of giving anything from an unaccredited site time or energyBԪַ.

In the public Facebook group SD42 Board Watch Pitt Meadows and Maple Ridge BC, Dominick has been facing more questions about the video.

Group administrator Elizabeth Taylor asked him how would he and the 28 other anti-mandate candidates think they are going to be able to alter the school curriculum?

To which Dominick replies, BԪַElizabeth, I am not anti-anything besides maybe slander, hate speech and labels and do not appreciate the discriminatory label. IsnBԪַt that what we are trying to remedy?BԪַ

Then moderator Loraine Anchor asks him how can he reconcile this comment with what he said at the rally.

BԪַEliminating people you think are elitists, etc. fits the description of hate speech,BԪַ she told him.

Dominick again replies, BԪַI will not be giving this issue anymore energy online as I feel it is taking away from the real debate and conversation around real issues. This information was also spread by an unknown conspiracy site, was it not? I think its time we all take accountability for the information we share and use discernment to know the difference.BԪַ

The conversation ends with Anchor saying, BԪַBrian Dominick, itBԪַs you speaking. You canBԪַt deny that. People should be aware of who theyBԪַre voting for.BԪַ

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Another member of the group, David Akerflug, posted the video saying it is beyond disturbing.

BԪַItBԪַs preying on peopleBԪַs fears in an effort to induce hatred. And extremely anti-Semitic. As a parent in your district of Jewish children IBԪַll do whatever I can to make sure you have no say in my childrensBԪַ education,BԪַ Akerflug said.

A Fraser Valley Freedom Convoy, a BԪַConvoy to Support Brian Dominick for School TrusteeBԪַ, will be taking place the afternoon of Friday, Sept. 30, and will be making its way from Langley, through west Maple Ridge, into Pitt Meadows and then into Coquitlam. It is being organized by the groups Union of the People and the Canadian Freedom Coalition BԪַ groups that oppose vaccine mandates.

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The Canadian Freedom CoalitionBԪַs local social media page contains information about fighting COVID-19 vaccine mandates, with videos showing vaccine protests in Maple Ridge and the Lower Mainland, an ad for a presentation about natural immunity and vaccination, and more.

Union of the PeopleBԪַs online content includes information that claims the Pfizer vaccine is more likely to threaten a personBԪַs life rather than save it and asks whether Pfizer hid documents about the vaccine.

Health Canada maintains vaccines and boosters are safe and effective at helping to prevent serious illness, hospitalization and death due to COVID-19.

The group Action4Canada, calls itself a grassroots movement in opposition to the BԪַdestructive policies tearing at the fabric of this nation,BԪַ with members committed to protecting faith, family, and freedom, is promoting the event.

This is the same group behind . The group also held , where they handed out information sheets about the HPV vaccine to parents dropping their children off for class.

Andrew Dodge, Ridge Meadows chapter leader for Action4Canada, signed DominickBԪַs nomination papers.


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Colleen Flanagan

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I got my start with Black Press Media in 2003 as a photojournalist.
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