Leviathan Must Be Stopped
Trevor Parry Visit website › Government · EN · 8 episodes · latest 2026-09-24 · explicit
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© 2026 Leviathan Must Be Stopped
Latest episodes
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Canada-EU Marriage Disaster
On September 16, 2026 – without a mandate, without a treaty text, and without the Chamber to which he owes his office being permitted so much as a debate – the Prime Minister of Canada stood in Strasbourg and offered…
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Why Smart Money Is Buying Gold
In an era of rising government debt, persistent inflation and growing geopolitical uncertainty, many Canadians are asking how they can better protect their wealth. In this episode of Leviathan Must Be Stopped, Trevor…
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Canada Is Broken
The first step toward getting better is admitting you have a problem. Is Canada ready to do so? Because the fact is this: Canada is broken. Consider the 2026 World Happiness Report. Canada ranked 25th out of 147…
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Michael Corleone Foreign Policy
Since we last spoke, a war has begun. In this episode of Leviathan Must Be Stopped, Johnny Wakelin and I examine the conflict in the Persian Gulf through what we think of as a Michael Corleone foreign policy –…
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Nobody’s Coming to the Rescue
In this episode of Leviathan Must Be Stopped®, I’m joined by my longtime friend Steve Fretwell. Steve and I have known each other for decades through the insurance and pension world, and we begin with what we’re both…
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Confiscation, Compliance, and the Canadian Malaise
In this wide-ranging and unsparing conversation, Trevor and John dissect the growing gulf between political optics and lived reality in Canada and beyond. From firearm “buybacks” that punish the law-abiding while…
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Let’s Save Canada E
In this episode, tax lawyer Trevor Parry talks about the official registration of the Leviathan must be stopped® trademark and what that idea really means to him. The conversation moves through five areas: • What…
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Carney Dithers, will Poilievre Survive?
Government doesn’t shrink on its own. It expands. It consumes. And eventually, it starts eating the people it was supposed to serve. In this episode of Leviathan Must Be Stopped, I’m joined once again by my good friend…
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- Oldest episode in feed
- 01/2026
- Typical length
- 25 min
- Format
- Episodic Newest first, episodes stand alone
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