One B.C. Party exposes 'reconciliation industry' with doc

The film highlights how UNDRIP does not benefit the average First Nations person.

Dallas Brodie of One B.C. Party discusses their documentary, "Making a Killing," which exposes the "reconciliation industry." 

The film highlights how UNDRIP and DRIPA are impacting British Columbia, arguing that while these initiatives claim to support Indigenous people, yet the average First Nations person is not benefiting. 

Brodie states the documentary was created due to a lack of understanding regarding the agenda in B.C.

The film, featuring individuals like lawyer Rob Louie, highlights negative impacts of speaking out. It's expected in the second week of October and will run for 60 minutes.

Victoria's "Indigenous tax," a voluntary "reconciliation contribution fund" for property owners and businesses, is seen by some as a "white guilt tax" or "newcomer forever tax." There are fears it could become mandatory under an NDP government.

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  • Fran g
    commented 2025-09-30 17:24:12 -0400
    WOW Im so glad you are pursuing this Drea. Every since I learned this from you awhile back I am alarmed how many people have no idea this UNDRIP exists! Thank you Dallas Brodie for being so brave and truthful. It has always been a delicate issue that people are too afraid to talk about. I do believe that all Native communities should have clean, safe water on tap. Liberals with their fake concern starting “Reconciliation” is a big scam, they dont care at all, if they did everyone would have safe water, that still hasnt happened. I am fine with some funding, but now it is way out of hand. The old saying: rich get richer and the poor get poorer is the Liberal way. I listened to this wonderful lady from Africa, who was born there, left to US to get educated then came back to Africa to help her people. She said Foreign Aid is crippling Africa, the money goes to the wealthy only, the poor get very little, and they are not incentivised to start small business. Africa is failing because it is too dependent on US aid, she wants the aid to stop. I feel the same way about decades of supporting Indigenous. When you have so much handed to you, you lose the drive to excel, that creates lack of pride, lack of direction, boredom, etc. I think it if fine for basic needs like water, programs etc. but not this huge handout we have been guilted into.
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  • Bernhard Jatzeck
    commented 2025-09-28 21:41:55 -0400
    Have the B. C. Dippers ever “un-considered” a tax?