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I had never heard of We Day until my 12-year-old-son asked me if I had any pennies that I didn’t want.   This highly publicized event was held in Winnipeg Oct 30th and various dates throughout the year in other Canadian cities.

 We Day is self described as “an educational event and the movement of our time–a movement of young people leading local and global change.”

The basic angle is that awareness of the world’s great injustices and equalities is raised, and then the question that is directed at our children is, ‘what can WE do about it?”

 Tickets cannot be purchased for this event.  Kids are welcomed for free, but there is a catch.  Each child is expected to commit him/herself to at least one act of local and one act of global charity through Free The Children’s year long engagement programs. Free the Children is a charity founded by Craig Kielburger (We Day front-man) since he was 11.

While We Day is not specifically a charity, it works closely with charitable partners, and their goal in reaching our children is to inspire them to become the fundraisers of tomorrow.  Children are encouraged to attend workshops and even summer camps geared toward activism, public speaking and fund raising. This is very typical of Illuminati Communist recruitment.

All major charitable organizations are fronts for generating as well as laundering money, while creating an air of good will.

Organizations like the Red Cross for example is really just one more tentacle of the illuminati’s Freemason international power structure.

It doesn’t take much investigation to discover that We Day is Illuminati Freemason  connected.

Past and present speakers include globalist heavy-weights like Al Gore, Mikhail Gorbachev and the Dali Lama.  They are accompanied by the next generation of world leaders like Ben Mulroney and Justin Trudeau. The day’s events will also include a slew of musicians and entertainers to capture the attention of the impressionable crowd, as well as numerous experts in the field of saving our planet from its people.

Although the causes represented here will seem noble to the average person, the true goals of this organization are beyond most people’s comprehension.   Most people believe that global warming is a real thing, and not a contrived crisis and pretext to advance the Illuminati Freemason agenda.

They are preying on our collective guilt as the lucky ones who live in a developed county.   Like the Hitler Youth were indoctrinated in anti-Semitism, our children are being similarly inculcated in the Globalist mindset.

We Day is “awakening the spirit of volunteerism,” and “educating, engaging and empowering socially conscious youth to become agents of change.”

The grooming of our children takes place early.  Under the guise of charity, human rights and equality, they are selecting the most creative and energetic of our youth and twisting their sincere efforts in favour of their Freemason Satanic agenda.

Proof that all is not quite right with this organization can be easily gleaned from their website.  Immediately my attention is drawn to their logo/hand sign.  It is identical to one of the hand signs of power as illustrated in H.P. Lovecraft’sNecronomicon.  Although considered by the mainstream to be a work of fiction, Lovecraft’s ties to Freemasonry and the occult are well known.

Also, the We Day dance, among other moves, makes very obvious gestures that go from pointing straight up to pointing down.  Very similar to the gesture for the Hermetic maxim “As above, so below.”

The We Day website includes numerous informational videos on a variety of subjects.  Professor Jonathan White hosts a series titled ‘Ask the Professor’  (seen here giving the Hebrew ‘shin’ hand sign)

One such video on globalism highlights the economic disparity that exists between the developed and developing nations.  Surprisingly it also goes so far as to point out the crooked dealings of international banks that result in a never ending cycle of indebtedness for thir world countries.  But as frank as this presentation is, it does not name any specific institutions (imf,bis,world bank) as being directly responsible for this very real problem .  There are no solutions suggested.  We are meant to believe that real change comes from collecting pennies.

When the professor asks the viewer “what can we do?” it is followed with some fun facts under the heading “How do our choices as consumers affect the world of wealth and poverty?”

We are given figures about the developed world’s discretionary spending and the costs of reducing world poverty.   For less than the cost of what we spend on things like cosmetics ($18B) or ice cream ($11B), we could provide basic health and nutrition ($15B) or provide clean water and sanitation ($9.5B) to everyone on the planet.  It also mentions the world’s annual military budget at 1.5 trillion, but clearly it is the middle class that is at fault for the state of the world.

He also mentions that $12B would provide “reproductive rights for women all over the world” whatever that means.

Other reasonably radical suggestions are made, such as a 1% tax on the entire world’s population could fix everything.

If anything, these statistics make it clear how easily the worlds ruling elite could instantly rectify all of the injustices on our planet, if only that suited their plan. Ultimately the children are left with a nameless sense of grievance.

We Day is brainwashing pure and simple.  With catchy tunes, a fun dance and uplifting ideals, our kids are drafted into a cadre, an insipid Western version of the Red Guards. They can be channelled into any number of Illuminati causes.  Little do they know that the hidden hand guiding this and other well funded programs have less than honorable intentions.

http://www.weday.com/2012/10/30/we-day-manitoba-a-civil-rights-celebration/