Tim Moen's Libertarian Party of Canada WAS subverted feat. Maxime Bernier, et al

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More here:  THE Indie Media Eastcoast: Episode 54 Tim Moen - Capitalism and Morality Talk 2023 - Former Leader of the Libertarian Party of Canada

I met Tim Moen, by chance, Saturday, July 8th, 2017 at the Moncton Casino in New Brunswick...

Watch the October 2019 Stephen Garvey video here:  Who is Maxime Bernier Really?

Scheer hit the nail on the head when he said "Which Maxime Bernier am I talking to? The Separatist, the Liberal, the Conservative...?" Bernier is clearly the one with no principles.

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Tim Moen, Libertarian Party leader, and Stephen Garvey, NCA Party Leader dialogue on Bernier and the importance of values and principles. In this dialogue, Tim shares the truth about Bernier and his lies, deception, and lack of values and principles. Stephen shares his experience and concrete facts that support Tim's view. The reality is that Canada is currently run by mainstream parties and their puppet career politicians, who are all about power. These parties have nothing to do with the Canadian people. NCA and the Libertarian Party stand in full opposition based upon values and principles, and the best interests of the Canadian people. Canada will only get worse as long as mainstream career politicians are governing the country. NCA and the Libertarian Party provide hope for a better future. It is up to the Canadian people. https://www.nationalcitizensalliance.ca/

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Bernier used the Libertarian Party and then spit them out after he got what he wanted. Imagine him claiming the Conservative Party had no principles. Seriously?"

Keith Tays, leader/founder of the Libertarian Party of New Brunswick, Federal candidate in Saint John - St. Croix riding 2025

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Libertarian Party of Canada

"About Us

Mission

The mission of the Libertarian Party of Canada is to reduce the responsibilities and expense of government. This, so that we may each manage our lives to mutually fulfill our needs by the free and voluntary exchange of our efforts and property for the value that best realizes our happiness.

Foundation of Our Policy

The Libertarian Party of Canada founds its policy on respect – respect for the person and property of our fellow citizen. We believe that if government’s role were limited to upholding this respect, our natural tendency to fulfill our needs at the least cost would ensure an ever-increasing quality of life and the satisfaction derived from helping others would ensure social harmony.

Statement of Principles

We, the members of the Libertarian Party of Canada, support the following principles: 

I. Each individual has the right to his or her own life, and this right is the source of all other rights. 

II. Property rights are essential to the maintenance of those rights. 

III. In order that these rights be respected, it is essential that no individual or group initiate the use of force or fraud against any other. 

IV. In order to bar the use of force or fraud from social relationships and to place the use of retaliatory force under objective control, human society requires an institution charged with the task of protecting individual rights under an objective code of rules. This is the basic task, and the only moral justification for, government. 

V. The only proper functions of government whose powers must be constitutionally limited, are: 

1. settling, according to objective laws, disputes among individuals, where private, voluntary arbitration has failed; 
2. providing protection from criminals; 
3. providing protection from foreign invaders. 

VI. As a consequence of all the above, every individual — as long as he or she respects the rights of others — has the right to live as he or she alone sees fit, as a free trader in a free market. "

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Donna Allen Libertarian Candidate for Beausejour - Hopes for Good Voter Turn Out This Month

"Candidates forum on April 15th from 7 to 9 pm at the Church by the Lake, 14 Church Street in Sackville. There will be more but this one is confirmed. Hope to see you there." - Donna Allen, Libertarian Party of Canada Candidate 2025

Election Day April 28, 2025

Advance Polling is now open 

Libertarian Party of Canada has fielded 3 candidates in New Brunswick out of a total of 10 ridings according to this CBC article they are Donna Allen - Beausejour, Keith Tays - Saint John St Croix, Austin Venedam - Saint John Kennebecasis - read here: 

Here's who's running in N.B. for the April 28 federal election | CBC News

 

Provincial Party leader/founder Keith Tays stepping up to run in his riding.  More here:

(1) Libertarian Party on X: "Saint John-St. Croix will have liberty on the ballot in 2025 with @Tayser1000 as our candidate. Like many, Keith was introduced to the liberty movement by the Ron Paul campaign in 2008. Born and raised in New Brunswick, he founded the @LPNBofficial in 2024. #cdnpoli https://t.co/VM3pNWSOdS" / X

Low voter turnout was a factor in the provincial election in 2024 - Donna Allen ran for the riding of Tantramar and lost to Megan Mitton.

The list of candidates running in the Beausejour riding are listed in this CBC article:

Here's who's running in N.B. for the April 28 federal election | CBC News

Good to see Donna Allen stepping up in this region - a local university - Mount Allison University - dominates the culture and the politics favouring Dominic Leblanc long time Liberal MP in the region - the university students should be learning about Liberty, not the nannystate!

Libertarian Party of Canada - New Brunswick Candidates - Federal Election April 28, 2025

 

Libertarian Party of Canada New Brunswick candidates: Donna Allen, Crystal Tays, Wayne Wheeler, Francois Provost, William Jones, Sherie Vukelic, Austin Venedam, Keith Tays, and Patrick Geraghty. Good work folks... a great line-up of liberty-lovers.

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Tantramar's Donna Allen to Run as Libertarian Party of Canada Candidate in Beausejour Riding in Next Federal Election

 

Libertarian Party of Canada - Fredericton Candidate - Facebook - Brandon Kirby

Being Libertarian - Brandon Kirby - Fredericton New Brunswick - 2019

Brandon Kirby - Libertarian Candidate for Fredericton

October 20 at 2:27 AM · 

The true SNC Lavalin scandal: Energy East was cancelled while Irving Oil imports Saudi oil at the refinery. Who has the contracts with Saudi Aramco (Saudi Arabia's nationalized oil company)? SNC Lavalin. Right now you can go to snclavalin.com, type 'Saudi' in the search bar, and you'll see all of their contracts. New Brunswick is losing out on $6 billion, while SNC Lavalin makes millions. Justin Trudeau is the ultimate Dr. Evil, "Why make billions Number 2, when we can make millions?"

This is money that goes to fund Saudi Arabia's genocide in Yemen, their vicious treatment of women, and a police state that executes members of the LGBTQ+ community.

Tim Moen - Libertarian Party of Canada leader

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Leader Tim Moen - Libertarian Party of Canada email message September 21, 2018

Dear X,

Over the past few weeks, there have been many reports of talks between myself and Maxime Bernier to merge the Libertarian Party of Canada and the People’s Party of Canada. As a result, speculation has filled our social media pages and left our membership feeling like they have been shut out of the conversation. Today, I would like to address these concerns.

I want to assure our members that there are no backroom deals in the works between Maxime and myself. While we have spoken over the phone a few times since Maxime left the Conservative party, we have not made any decisions on our own. Interest from both parties to consider joining together changes day-to-day. If it is still on the table next week, the LPoC board will be meeting September 30th to discuss options and possible outcomes for both parties.

The benefit of a merger for Maxime is that he can issue tax receipts immediately and raise funds. Right now he may be 6 months away from being able to do that. The benefit to us is that it raises our profile, gives us a bigger platform to preach from, and gives us a leader that has the time/resources/profile to lead effectively. There are obviously risks as well. These risks could be mitigated by protecting the name “Libertarian Party of Canada” and having a new party ready to launch should the PPC prove to be a dud.

If we get to a point where joining both parties becomes a real possibility, a clearly stated motion will be presented to voting members, and we will follow Article 9 Section 3 of our constitution (https://www.libertarian.ca/constitution). You will notice that this type of constitutional amendment would NOT allow a change in The Statement of Principles or The Statement of Policies. So despite the spin from Bernier's people, a merge from my perspective would mean a libertarian takeover of the PPC. It’s our party, our principles, our policies even if we change the name and the leader.

In the event of a vote, I would like to remind members to make sure their contact information is up to date in our database. You can send any changes through the Contact Us link on the website (https://www.libertarian.ca/contact_us).

I understand the frustration many of you have felt over the past few weeks. I have felt those same frustrations, and would like to move forward as soon as possible. We are only about a year away from the next election, and I would like to focus our energy on the things that will help spread our message of liberty. I will be sticking with the LPoC regardless of whether our members vote to change our name to “the PPC” and replace me with Max or whether our members choose to stay the course. We need to be a united team to mobilize and prepare for the next twelve months of hard work ahead of us. I hope my message today puts to rest at least some of your concerns, and assures you that I only have the best interests of the Libertarian Party of Canada at heart.

Tim Moen
Leader
Libertarian Party of Canada
http://www.libertarian.ca/